Stratton Stave is a journalist based in Storrs, Connecticut, focusing on local sports coverage for The Daily Campus. With a particular emphasis on UConn basketball, Stratton provides in-depth analysis and game recaps for both the men's and women's teams. His work has also been featured on Rivals.com, further showcasing his expertise in college sports reporting.
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Stratton Stave's focus is primarily on sports, particularly women's basketball and UConn Huskies. His coverage seems to heavily feature event coverage and investment analysis related to sports. When reaching out, consider offering insights or commentary on women's basketball events, players' performances, or developments within the UConn Huskies team.
Since Stratton focuses on local news in Connecticut (Storrs), pitches can be tailored with a local angle in mind. For example, stories about community engagement with the teams or how these sporting events impact the local area could resonate well.
Given his focus on investment analysis related to sports, he may also appreciate pitches that provide financial insights into women's basketball programs or college sports more broadly.
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By: Stratton Stave
After four years of service in Storrs, CT, Aaliyah Edwards and Nika Mühl have reached the end of their time at UConn. Though they couldn’t capture any championships–the standard for success in Connecticut–their time as Huskies was far from a complete failure. Both made great contributions to UConn women’s basketball history, so let’s take a moment to discuss their respective legacies.
By: Stratton Stave
UConn defeats Villanova at Storrs with a final score of 16-6. The Huskies took a huge early lead and didn’t let up even in the cold weather. Photo by staff photographer Connor Sharp/The Daily Campus
By: Stratton Stave
East forward Sarah Strong (21) shoots over West forward Kennedy Smith, left, during the first quarter of the McDonald’s All-American girls’ basketball game Tuesday, April 2, 2024, in Houston. (AP Photo/Kevin M. Cox)
By: Stratton Stave
Sometimes, it’s just not your day. For the UConn women’s lacrosse team, that’s been the case more times this season than usual. After going through the grind of their nonconference schedule and coming into conference play, they went back out of the Big East for a pair of games. They steamrolled a struggling Albany squad, but then faced UMass.
Huskies' defensive anchor becomes second one-and-done in program history
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Basketball season ended just over two weeks ago, but it’s never too early to talk about next year, especially when it comes to Connecticut, the Basketball Capital of the World. Photo by Jacob Rice / Unsplash
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Huskies fill shooting needs, secures commitment from second 5-star in Hurley era
By: Stratton Stave
Where might the Huskies currently in the NBA Draft end up?
By: Stratton Stave
EA College Football 25 is back. How would Huskies be rated if there was a College Basketball game?
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Exploring UConn MBB's current and future rivalries if they made the switch to the Big 12
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