Victoria Hamilton is a journalist for KUSI Television, focusing on local sports coverage in San Diego, California. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on high school football games, including scores, highlights, and interviews with coaches and players.
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Victoria Hamilton's articles primarily focus on local high school football events, with a specific emphasis on game results and highlights from the San Diego area. If you have updates or insights related to high school football games in the San Diego region, particularly those featured as "Game of the Week," your pitch is likely to resonate with her coverage style.
Given the localized nature of Victoria's reporting, she may also be interested in human interest stories that highlight individual players' achievements or unique team dynamics within the context of high school football in San Diego.
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By: Victoria Hamilton
Categories: Game of the Week – North County Tags: El Camino HS, Mission Hills HS, Prep Pigskin Report
Categories: This Week’s Games Tags: Del Norte HS, Point Loma HS, Prep Pigskin Report
By: Victoria Hamilton
Dee Dee Hernandez had 5 strikeouts in just 2 innings in Aztecs’ 5-3 loss to the Golden Gophers
By: Victoria Hamilton, Daniel Vasquez
Free throws were the downfall of the Aztecs as the Lobos scored 17 more points from the line
By: Victoria Hamilton
The Aztecs were shut out for the first time this season, leaving nine runners on base
By: Tyler Bowne, Angel Rodriguez, Victoria Hamilton
Christie Yeung San Diego State utility Cali Decker swings at bat as the ball comes earlier this season at SDSU Softball Stadium. The Aztecs took home the series against Fresno State 2-1 over the past weekend.
Lala Macario, Katie Goldberg, and Alyssa Garcia all went three for three in the box
By: Elisabetta Dotto, Victoria Hamilton, Alice Praet, Dante Lauretta, John Brucato, Sonia Fornasier, Joshua Emery, Scott Sandford, Lucy Lim, Beth Clark, Cateline Lantz, Dennis Reuter, Scott Anderson, Ellen Howell, Ed Cloutis, Hannah Kaplan, Driss Takir
The primary objective of the Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security-Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx) mission is to return to Earth a pristine sample of carbonaceous material from the primitive asteroid (101955) Bennu. To support compositional mapping of Bennu as part of sample site selection and characterization, we tested 95 spectral indices on visible to near infrared laboratory reflectance data from minerals and carbonaceous meteorites. Our aim was to determine which indices reliably identify spectral features of interest. Most spectral indices had high positive detection rates when applied to spectra of pure, single-component materials. The meteorite spectra have fewer and weaker absorption features and, as a result, fewer detections with the spectral indices. Indices targeting absorptions at 0.7 and 2.7-3 μm, which are attributable to hydrated minerals, were most successful for the meteorites. Based on these results, we identified a set of 17 indices that are most likely to be useful at Bennu. These indices detect olivines, pyroxenes, carbonates, water/OH-bearing minerals, serpentines, ferric minerals, and organics. Particle size and albedo are known to affect band depth but had a negligible impact on interpretive success with spectral indices. Preliminary analysis of the disk-integrated Bennu spectrum with these indices is consistent with expectations given the observed absorption near 3 μm. Our study prioritizes spectral indices to be used for OSIRIS-REx spectral analysis and mapping and informs the reliability of all index-derived data products, including a science value map for sample site selection.
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