Stephen Tsai is a Sports Beat Reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. He covers University of Hawaii football, men's basketball, and baseball, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. Tsai has been recognized as Hawaii's Sportswriter of the Year seven times by the National Sports Media Association and has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Stephen Tsai's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly college-level basketball and football in the Hawaii area. Pitches should reflect a deep understanding of these sports, possibly highlighting local talent or events related to the University of Hawaii teams. Considering his focus on event coverage and expert commentary, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in local sporting events are likely to be well-received by Stephen for potential interviews or insights.
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By: Stephen Tsai
Beach day was not pleasant for the University of Hawaii basketball team.
Times are hard on the boulevard, which means this year’s gifts will be unsolicited advice.
It was another hectic day involving University of Hawaii football and the Mountain West Conference.
By: Stephen Tsai
After attending three colleges in four years, Hawaii guard Marcus “MarMar” Greene is at ease at his new home in Manoa.
Ryan Rapp came off the bench to score 19 points, including 11 after the intermission, to lead the Hawaii men’s basketball team to Saturday night’s 71-62 victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center.
By: Stephen Tsai
Some days, it is difficult to tell Ryan Rapp without a medical chart.
The University of Hawaii football team did not waste time in restocking the specialists’ room.
By: Stephen Tsai
As a former tackle-obsessed middle linebacker, Hawaii football coach Chris Brown has done some crazy and nutso things.
Hawaii basketball guard Ryan Rapp is looking forward to another surreal-life experience.
By: Stephen Tsai
It seemed like a festive time at the football field on the Saint Louis School campus.
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