The Athletic names three editorial administrators

The Athletic has appointed Sarah Goldstein, Sergio Gonzalez and Oskar Garcia editorial administrators to supervise the each day North America information report.

In her new function, Goldstein will oversee the N.F.L., M.L.B. and N.H.L. desks. She has been with The Athletic for six years, beforehand holding the posts of U.S. managing editor of N.H.L. and senior managing editor of M.L.B. She additionally labored as an affiliate editor and basic editor at ESPN. She was a sports activities producer at The Washington Submit and interned at Roll Name.

Goldstein graduated from the College of Maryland Faculty Park.

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In his new function, Gonzalez will oversee the N.B.A., Faculty Sports activities and Tradition desks, and Nationwide/Opinion. Lately, he held the put up of senior managing editor of the N.B.A. vertical.

Beforehand, Gonzalez labored at CBS Interactive for greater than a decade, holding the posts of reside information entry affiliate, affiliate editor, producer and author, author and editor, editor and producer, after which assistant managing editor.

Gonzalez has a B.A. in journalism from Florida Atlantic College.

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Garcia comes from The New York Instances, the place he held the put up of deputy sports activities editor for the previous 4 years. In his new function, he’ll oversee Fantasy, Betting, Golf, Motor Sports activities, the Information desk, U-desk and Olympics protection. The Instances dissolved its sports activities desk just lately and has moved its personnel to The Athletic.

He may even “additionally take the lead as a important hyperlink between The Athletic and New York Instances newsrooms.”

Beforehand, Garcia was at The Related Press, the place he labored for 13 years. Throughout this time, he held the posts of reporting intern, information reporter, Hawaii/Pacific Rim information editor, East area assistant sports activities editor and deputy sports activities editor for storytelling and presentation.

He additionally interned at The Press Democrat.

Garcia has a B.A. from UC Santa Barbara and a grasp’s diploma from the College of California, Berkeley.

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