Sally Jenkins

SPORTS COLUMNISTS SELDOM win Pulitzer Prizes. But the inspired Sally Jenkins of The Washington Post could be in the midst of a career year to break that crass ceiling. Actually, for close to 18 months, Jenkins has been vaporizing any pretense of dignity, necessity or appropriateness attendant to the pandemic-diminished Tokyo Olympics.

Angelo Pizzo, screenwriter of “Hoosiers” and “Rudy” has been tapped to adapt Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins’ highly-acclaimed and rated book “The Real All Americans: The Team That Changed a Game, A People, A Nation.” It is the first film property that has been optioned by Ray Halbritter, Oneida Indian Nation Representative, CEO of Oneida Nation Enterprises and trustee of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Museum, for his Standing Arrow Productions banner. The company was launched earlier this past February.

I’m tired. Not from today, or from yesterday, but from 40 years of it. Forty years tired of writing the same damn story about the same NCAA short-changers in suits who would begrudge women’s athletes so much as an equal amount of air in a tire if they thought it might come at a man’s expense. Sick and tired of the chiseling administrators with their million-dollar salaries and monstrous heaps of revenue who act like women’s basketball players should be thankful for a uniform that isn’t funded by a bake sale.

Announcement from Sports Editor Matt Vita and Deputy Sports Editor Matt Rennie:. We are thrilled to announce that Sally Jenkins has been named the winner of the 2021 Red Smith Award by the Associated Press Sports Editors. The Red Smith Award annually recognizes a sportswriter or editor who has made...

Ray Halbritter, the Oneida Indian Nation Representative, CEO of Oneida Nation Enterprises, and a trustee of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Museum, has launched Standing Arrow Productions, a privately-funded, independent film and TV production company aimed at increasing the representation and championing the narratives of Native American and Indigenous peoples on screen. Halbritter has already optioned the first book that he will adapt: “The Real All Americans: The Team That Changed a Game, A People, A Nation” by award-winning sports journalist and Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins.