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 sports and their intersection with education and sports business. Tsai has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and the Las Vegas Sun.
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Honolulu, United States (Local)
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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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Hawaii defensive lineman Luther McCoy was Aquaman.
By: Stephen Tsai
With every University of Hawaii football practice, linebacker Ben Hudson’s rustiness eases.
By: Stephen Tsai
Stephen Tsai, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser For Saturday's football opener, Stanford's Tavita Pritchard will serve as host to the Hawaii football team.
Hawaii quarterback Micah Alejado has lived a life of personal bests.
By: Stephen Tsai
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STANFORD, CALIF. >> After finalizing the game plan and going through a dry run, Hawaii football coach Timmy Chang announced what had been apparent since spring training.
By: Stephen Tsai
STANFORD, CALIF. >> In the absence of the Hawaii football team’s top running back, two backups assumed expanded roles in a 37-27 loss to Stanford.
By: Stephen Tsai
STANFORD, CALIF. >> Pardon the interruption.
By: Stephen Tsai
The day after a season- opening 37-27 road loss to Stanford, Hawaii special teams coordinator Thomas Sheffield was assessing his units’ half-glass performance.
By: Stephen Tsai
Bring out an engineer’s surveying gizmo, hey, even summon the Sodfather himself — George Toma — but many will never be convinced the proverbial playing field is always even.
