Yianni Kourakis is a Sports Anchor/Reporter at WPRI 12 in his home state of Rhode Island. He specializes in competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, covering a wide range of topics from individual and team sports to general assignment news. Yianni has been featured in WGAL 8 TV, WPBF 25, KCCI-TV, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, and WISN-TV.
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Yianni Kourakis predominantly covers local sports events in Florida, particularly football and basketball. Given his focus on event coverage, he would likely respond well to pitches offering unique insights or access to athletes and coaches involved in these local events.
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FIFA World Cup explainer: What to know before the games begin.
By: Yianni Kourakis
Seminole Ridge secured the 3A state title in girls flag football, while Park Vista and Somerset Canyons fell short in their championship games.
The Palm Beach Royals, based in Boca Raton, have their first match this week.
By: Yianni Kourakis
Hard Rock Stadium will be one of sixteen host sites for the upcoming World Cup
Portugal will use North County District Park as its base camp for the World Cup.
Curacao is the smallest country to ever qualify for the World Cup
Curacao, the smallest nation to ever qualify for the World Cup, is training at Florida Atlantic University’s football stadium in Boca Raton for the
Portugal trains at North County District Park in Palm Beach Gardens
Fans in Loxahatchee gathered at the Portuguese American Cultural Society to celebrate Portugal’s 2026 World Cup debut, which ended in a 1-1 tie against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
By: Yianni Kourakis
The Teaching Professional at Loblolly in Hobe Sound will tee it off next week
