Ty Gilstrap is a Writer at The Daily UW. He is praised for his in-depth coverage of competitive sports, particularly focusing on the Washington Huskies football team, as well as insights into sports business and consumer travel. Ty's work has been featured in Montlake, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
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Ty Gilstrap's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly college sports related to the University of Washington. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to the University of Washington teams, college football and basketball events or developments, and stories about individual athletes from these teams.
Given his strong focus on event coverage, Ty may respond well to pitches that offer unique access or insights into upcoming games or behind-the-scenes stories about the university’s sports programs. Additionally, he might be interested in exclusive interviews with players or coaches as part of his ongoing event coverage.
Since Ty's geographic focus is local (United States, Washington, Seattle), consider tailoring pitches specifically relevant to this area such as local community involvement by UW athletes and initiatives within the university's athletic department.
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Just after 2:45 p.m. Sunday afternoon, the Court 5 chair umpire flashed her tennis ball-shaped sign to the crowd, with the words “MATCH POINT” superimposed on it.
By: Ty Gilstrap
Sophomore Mary McDonough performs her floor routine during Washington's meet against No. 18 Michigan on Jan. 25, 2025 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, Wash. McDonough set a new career-high with a 9.900 in the event. Colman Beech
Ryken Moon wasn’t satisfied with his last appearance in Husky Stadium.
By: Ty Gilstrap
Graduate gymnast Taylor Russon poses after performing on the bars during Washington's meet against Michigan on Jan. 25, 2025 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, Wash. Russon welcomes the challenge of facing 2024 Olympians Jordan Chiles and Emma Malabuyo in Friday night's meet against UCLA. Colman Beech
Sophomore gymnast Kira Bolden salutes after performing a floor routine during Washington's meet against UCLA on Feb. 7, 2025 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, Wash. Bolden notched a 9.800 in her first collegiate uneven bars routine to help UW score a season-high 49.300 in the event. Melanie Rodriguez
Piper’s Grammy predictions fall flat, while Ty’s fandom couldn’t be better (for one sport)
By: Ty Gilstrap
The Washington rowing teams will take on the New Zealand National Team and the Indiana women’s team at the 2025 Windermere Cup, which will be held on Saturday, May 3.
February has been kind to Taylor Russon.
Max Banks isn’t averse to the cliche.
By: Ty Gilstrap
Sophomore gymnast Kristin Lin celebrates with the team after her uneven bars routine during Washington's meet against Utah at Alaska Airlines Arena on March 8, 2025, in Seattle, Wash. Lin set two career-highs in Saturday's meet, while finishing fifth in the all-around.
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