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APSE Conference

Former APSE president Tommy Deas moderates a panel entitled “Sports Entertainment, and how we cover it" at the Associated Press Sports Editors Summer Conference with PBR’s Moria Novakoski and UFC middleweight fighter Kyle Daukaus, and WWE wrestler Ethan Page on Thursday, July 16, 2026, in Arlington, Virginia.

How should sports journalists cover WWE, UFC and PBR? Ethan Page weighs in

The panel “Reporting with accuracy and respect on LGBTQ+ issues in sports” during the APSE Summer Conference with moderator Dan Spears, Human Rights Campaign Senior VP Jonathan Lovitz, Capital Gazette reporter Katherine Fominykh, and Howard University SID Monica Lewis on Friday, July 17, 2026, in Arlington, Virginia. (Photo by Erik Hall)

How sports journalists can improve coverage of LGBTQ+ and transgender athletes

The Associated Press Sports Editors conference concludes with its awards ceremony at Crystal Gateway Marriot in Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, July 18, 2026. (Photo by Austin DeSisto)

Charlie Baker, Eric Schmitt discuss Congress’ role in college sports

Jason Murray, Joe Tone, Emily Giambalvo, Matt Rennie and Ava Wallace discuss The Washington Post layoffs during the Associated Press Sports Editors Summer Conference in Arlington, Virginia, on Thursday, July 16, 2026. (Photo by Trevor Gomes)

Inside The Washington Post sports department’s collapse and the fallout

Amie Just of the Lincoln Journal Star, Tommy Deas of the USA Today Network, and Austin Hertzog of PennLive talk at the Associated Press Sports Editors Summer Conference Awards Banquet at the Crystal Gateway Marriot in Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, July 18, 2026. (Photo by Austin DeSisto)

How sports journalists can manage time, prevent burnout and stay productive

Michael Clubb of the South Bend Tribune in Indiana

Michael Clubb of South Bend Tribune wins Division C action photo...

Nikos Frazier of the Omaha World-Herald

Nikos Frazier of Omaha World-Herald wins Division B action photo in...

Elizabeth Flores of The Minnesota Star Tribune

Elizabeth Flores of Minnesota Star Tribune wins Division A action photo...

Ron Kroichick of The San Francisco Chronicle

Ron Kroichick of San Francisco Chronicle wins Division A explanatory in...

Paul Mancano of The Baltimore Banner

Paul Mancano of Baltimore Banner wins Division B explanatory in 2025...

Reagan Hoverman of the Duluth News Tribune

Reagan Hoverman of Duluth News Tribune wins Division C explanatory in...

Chase Goodbread of The Tuscaloosa News

Chase Goodbread of Tuscaloosa News wins Division D explanatory in 2025...

The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism at the University of Maryland won first place in the Division D projects category.

The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism wins Division D projects...

Jordan Kaye and Tracy Glantz of The State in Columbia, South Carolina, won first place in the Division C projects category.

Jordan Kaye, Tracy Glantz of The State win Division C projects...

The sports staff of The Oklahoman won first place in the Division B projects category.

The Oklahoman wins first place in Division B projects category in...

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