Mia Berry is an HBCU Reporter at Andscape. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular focus on team and individual sports, as well as the fashion industry. Mia's work has been featured in The Undefeated and Dove Medical Press.
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Mia Berry's articles primarily focus on local sports events and personalities, particularly HBCU athletics. Her coverage also includes the Cricket Celebration Bowl and related college sports such as football and basketball. Mia may be interested in pitches featuring local athletes or coaches with compelling personal stories or milestones within these sporting events.
Given her focus on event coverage, pitching exclusive interviews with athletes, coaches, or organizers involved in upcoming local sporting events could be effective. Additionally, providing expert commentary relevant to HBCU athletics or insights into the impact of these events may capture Mia’s interest.
Mia's geographic focus is predominantly on Maryland and Baltimore but extends to national-level tournaments involving teams from historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
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By: Mia Berry
Veronica Burton discusses her path to the Golden State Valkyries, regaining her confidence, and 2026 expectations after a historic playoff run
By: Mia Berry
Player grew from an under-the-radar Division III prospect into a Division I standout Tennessee State guard Aaron “AK” Nkrumah didn't expect to be at the NBA's G League draft combine in May.
By: Mia Berry
National Black Women in Sports Day offers a chance to spotlight the next wave of stars
By: Mia Berry
‘Playing at an HBCU, a lot of us get overlooked,' the 2026 MEAC Player of the Year says
By: Mia Berry
More than 3,000 miles from her roots in Newton, Massachusetts, Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton has made San Francisco her second home.
By: Mia Berry
CHICAGO – WNBA All-Star Weekend may last only a few days, but for broadcasters such as ESPN basketball analyst Monica McNutt, there’s little downtime. One moment she’s on the set of SportsCenter, and the next she’s moderating a panel, interviewing the league’s biggest stars and racing across the host city to her next appearance. McNutt […]
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The 2026 HBCU football season is loaded with returning production across the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) and Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC).
The former Morgan State standout has turned years of doubt into motivation as he fights for a spot on the Lions' 53-man roster.
By: Mia Berry
The youngest of four children, Burton says her family celebrates her accomplishments, supports her through setbacks and reminds her of who she is on and off the court
By: Mia Berry
ATLANTA – Thirty years ago, Ted White was a quarterback at Howard, leading the Bison to wins from his position on the field. On Saturday, he stood on the sideline as the football program's new head coach, watching his team hold on for a victory over Alabama A&M in the Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge Kickoff at Center Parc Stadium.
