Taylor Dutch is a Writer and Editor at various publications. She specializes in fitness, wellness, and endurance sports coverage, with a focus on competitive sports, social issues, and college athletics. Her work has been featured in Runner's World, SELF Magazine, and Women's Running Magazine.
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Taylor's coverage focuses primarily on event and sports-related content, particularly track and field events and record-breaking performances. Therefore, she would likely be receptive to pitches detailing interesting athlete storylines, unique achievements in the world of track and field, or insights into upcoming major competitions.
Given her focus on specific events and athletes' performances, Taylor may appreciate sources who can provide insider perspectives or personal stories related to these topics. Additionally, providing exclusive access to athletes or experts within the track and field community could pique her interest.
While Taylor does not have a specified geographic focus, her coverage appears international in scope since it encompasses global athletics events.
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Can Harvard's Graham Blanks defend his crown? Will BYU sweep the men's and women's team titles?
By: Taylor Dutch
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The 2025 Houston Half Marathon returns with a stacked field ready to take on one of the fastest courses in the world.
The 28-year-old battled stomach problems and high winds to take 16 seconds off her own record, which she set in Houston a year ago.
A week before her 30th birthday, she ran the 12th-fastest time ever by an American woman.
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