Marisa Ingemi is a Sports Reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. She covers a range of topics including women’s sports, competitive sports, and issues of diversity and inclusion within the sports industry. Marisa's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC Sports, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Marisa Ingemi's coverage heavily revolves around sports, particularly soccer and college athletics. She seems to focus on local events and teams in the San Francisco area.
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By: Marisa Ingemi
Golden State faces a 2-1 series deficit after Atlanta Dream rolled to a 97-71 victory on Wednesday night; Game 4 is Saturday morning in Atlanta
By: Marisa Ingemi
Golden State faces a 2-1 series deficit after Atlanta Dream rolled to a 97-71 victory on Wednesday night; Game 4 is Saturday morning in Atlanta.
ATLANTA – The Golden State Valkyries have won games before when they shot below 35%. They've won games where Gabby Williams wasn't efficient or their starters were outscored by the bench.
By: Marisa Ingemi
Golden State had 19 turnovers in Game 2 and 17 in Game 3 after limiting itself to 10 in the series opener.
By: Marisa Ingemi
The Golden State Valkyries led by as many as 16 points as they bounced back in Game 4, beating the Dream 67-62 to send the series back to the Bay Area tied 2-2
ATLANTA – It looked the same. The Valkyries shot 1-for-11, and a starting lineup change hardly mattered. They just didn't have enough offense to beat the Atlanta Dream.
Her aggressiveness to go downhill and quickness to get to her left despite the Dream overloading on that side broke the Valkyries' offense out of several shooting slumps.
By: Marisa Ingemi
Since Game 3, Reese has scored 15 points on 4-for-20 shooting. That comes on the heels of 51 points and 28 rebounds in Games 2 and 3 combined.
SAN FRANCISCO — “KI-AH, KI-AH, KI-AH.” There is a fan sign behind the one of the nets at Chase Center that says “MV-KIAH” that popped up around the start of the playoffs.
By: Marisa Ingemi
Las Lomas has been the Bay Area's top team this season. It needs four more wins for an undefeated season.
