APSE

Feb. Newsletter

Contest results: Explanatory Reporting, over 175,000 Feb. 16, 2011

INDIANAPOLIS — Results from 2010 APSE contest judging at the National Sports Journalism Center on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Category: Explanatory Reporting, over 175,000 circulation.

TOP 10

The Baltimore Sun, Candus Thomson

Boston Globe, Peter Abraham, Amalie Benjamin, Sean Smith, Chad Finn, Diago Fujiwara and Javier Zarracina

The Dallas Morning News, Mark Dent and Brandon George

The Denver Post, Ryan Casey

Detroit Free Press, Shawn Windsor, Mark Snyder, Jo-Ann Barnas, John Lowe

Kansas City Star, Kent Babb and Blair Kerkhoff

Kansas City Star, J. Brady McCollough

Philadelphia Daily News, Mark Kram

The Seattle Times, Geoff Baker

USA Today, Steve Wieberg

Officers

Michael Anastasi

President
Salt Lake Tribune

Gerry Ahern

First Vice President
USA Today

Tim Stephens

Second Vice President
Orlando Sentinel

Ben Brigandi

Third Vice President
Williamsport (Pa.)
Sun-Gazette

Jack Berninger

Executive Director
Richmond Times-Dispatch (retired)

In the News

May 4, 2012Digital First Media becomes sponsor of APSE’s Diversity Fellowship Program

Digital First Media has committed a $1,000 sponsorship to APSE’s Diversity Fellowship Program, joining The Sporting News as a gold-level sponsor of APSE’s sports journalism management training program for women and editors of color.

May 4, 2012Kentucky Derby coverage available for free for APSE members

Two students from the National Sports Journalism Center student news bureau are covering the Kentucky Derby, and their copy is available for use free of charge by APSE members.APSE has a partnership with Indiana University and the NSJC.