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Chatham announces beat writers for 2025 season
CHATHAM, Mass. — The Chatham Athletic Association announced additions to its Media Team Tuesday.
Cooper Andrews and Mauricio Palmar, two students in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, will serve as Chatham’s beat writers for the 2025 Cape Cod Baseball League season.
“We are delighted to have Cooper with us for a second summer and to welcome Mauricio to the team,” CAA Media Consultant Dan D'Uva said. "Cooper and Mauricio are passionate, growth-minded journalists driven by curiosity and the ambition to excel."
Andrews and Palmar will write stories for Chatham’s website, report news on the club’s social media platforms, edit gameday stat sheets and shape other publications. Their content will include opponent previews and game stories for each Anglers matchup along with feature stories throughout the season.
"Cooper stands out as one of the country's top student journalists," D'Uva said. "His year of experience in Chatham, along with leadership positions at The Daily Orange, will benefit our entire group and elevate our standards. Mauricio's enthusiasm, versatility and ingenuity will bolster and broaden our team's approach to storytelling.
"Together, Cooper and Mauricio will carry on our tradition of superb reporting — to document, inform and entertain with accuracy, fairness and objectivity. We will be immersed in the 2025 summer season through their writing."
Andrews and Palmar join broadcasters Jake Klein and Hudson Ridley on Chatham’s 2025 media team. The Anglers host Falmouth to open the season on Saturday, June 14.
Cooper Andrews | Syracuse University
Andrews, who grew up in Naperville, Illinois, begins his second summer as a beat writer for Chatham. A rising senior at Syracuse University, Andrews spent this past academic year as the Managing Editor for The Daily Orange — Syracuse’s student-run newspaper. He previously served as the paper’s Sports Editor. Andrews has covered a variety of SU Athletics programs over the last three years, including football, men’s lacrosse and women’s basketball. Andrews earned a first-place honor at this year’s Syracuse Press Club Awards for best student-made digital sports story.
Palmar, a native of Annapolis, Maryland, enters his first summer as a beat writer for the Anglers. He is a rising sophomore at Syracuse University studying Magazine, News and Digital Journalism. At SU, Palmar is an Assistant Sports Editor for The Daily Orange, where he formerly served as an Assistant Digital Editor. After covering field hockey in his first semester in Syracuse, he covered softball this past spring.
Contact Cooper and Mauricio with questions or comments: chathambroadcast@gmail.com
Follow Cooper and Mauricio on X: @cooper_andrews, @mpalmarSU
Cooper Andrews and Mauricio Palmar, two students in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, will serve as Chatham’s beat writers for the 2025 Cape Cod Baseball League season.
“We are delighted to have Cooper with us for a second summer and to welcome Mauricio to the team,” CAA Media Consultant Dan D'Uva said. "Cooper and Mauricio are passionate, growth-minded journalists driven by curiosity and the ambition to excel."
Andrews and Palmar will write stories for Chatham’s website, report news on the club’s social media platforms, edit gameday stat sheets and shape other publications. Their content will include opponent previews and game stories for each Anglers matchup along with feature stories throughout the season.
"Cooper stands out as one of the country's top student journalists," D'Uva said. "His year of experience in Chatham, along with leadership positions at The Daily Orange, will benefit our entire group and elevate our standards. Mauricio's enthusiasm, versatility and ingenuity will bolster and broaden our team's approach to storytelling.
"Together, Cooper and Mauricio will carry on our tradition of superb reporting — to document, inform and entertain with accuracy, fairness and objectivity. We will be immersed in the 2025 summer season through their writing."
Andrews and Palmar join broadcasters Jake Klein and Hudson Ridley on Chatham’s 2025 media team. The Anglers host Falmouth to open the season on Saturday, June 14.
Cooper Andrews | Syracuse University
Andrews, who grew up in Naperville, Illinois, begins his second summer as a beat writer for Chatham. A rising senior at Syracuse University, Andrews spent this past academic year as the Managing Editor for The Daily Orange — Syracuse’s student-run newspaper. He previously served as the paper’s Sports Editor. Andrews has covered a variety of SU Athletics programs over the last three years, including football, men’s lacrosse and women’s basketball. Andrews earned a first-place honor at this year’s Syracuse Press Club Awards for best student-made digital sports story.
Mauricio Palmar | Syracuse University
Palmar, a native of Annapolis, Maryland, enters his first summer as a beat writer for the Anglers. He is a rising sophomore at Syracuse University studying Magazine, News and Digital Journalism. At SU, Palmar is an Assistant Sports Editor for The Daily Orange, where he formerly served as an Assistant Digital Editor. After covering field hockey in his first semester in Syracuse, he covered softball this past spring.
Contact
Contact Cooper and Mauricio with questions or comments: chathambroadcast@gmail.comFollow Cooper and Mauricio on X: @cooper_andrews, @mpalmarSU
