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Show off your writing skills and sporting know-how. Take part in our Young Sports Journalist competition.
We are seeking well-argued articles from students aged 14-21.
Entry Details:
Your job is to write a piece, discussing one of the questions listed below. But first, have a look through the competition rules… SEE RULES
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Marshall your arguments.
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Assemble the facts.
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Try writing as if you’re talking to a mate.
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Keep it simple.
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Read your piece aloud to yourself.
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Edit your piece. Then edit it again. And again.
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Meet The Judges
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Neil Squires
Award-winning UK freelance sports journalist writing for The Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian, Daily Mail, The Sun, Daily Mirror, Rugby Pass, Rugby World, The Cricketer after 5 years as Daily Express chief sports writer.oes here
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Martin Lipton
Martin Lipton has had a 25-year career as a journalist including being Chief Football Writer for the Press Association, Daily Mail and Daily Mirror, covering England at five World Cups and four European Championships plus reporting at Wimbledon, the Ryder Cup, Test and World Cup cricket and two Olympic Games.
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Dean Wilson
Daily Mirror Cricket Correspondent since 2006, covering England teams at home and abroad. He is an experienced broadcaster who regularly contributes to the BBC and was a producer on the Sky Sports documentary on England's Black cricketers “You guys are history”.
