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Chatham announces 2026 beat writers
CHATHAM, Mass. — The Chatham Athletic Association announced additions to the 2026 Chatham Anglers Media Team Monday.
Mauricio Palmar and Harris Pemberton, students at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, will serve as Chatham’s beat writers for the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season.
"We are excited for Mauricio's return and to welcome Harris to the Anglers family,” CAA Media Consultant Dan D'Uva said. "Their experience at The Daily Orange has prepared them with a professional mindset and a penchant for meaningful storytelling."
Palmar and Pemberton will write stories for Chatham’s website, report news on the club’s social media platforms and shape other team publications. Their content will include opponent previews and game stories for each Anglers matchup along with feature stories throughout the season.
"Mauricio and Harris are bright, innovative journalists who will continue our tradition of excellent reporting,” D'Uva said. "I am excited to see where their passion and curiosity take them this summer as they further develop their skill in the arts of expression. Through their writing, Anglers fans will be transported, informed and entertained."
Palmar and Pemberton join broadcasters Chase Abrams and Jake Klein on Chatham’s 2026 in the Veterans Field press box. The Anglers visit Bourne to open the season on Saturday, June 13.
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Palmar, a rising junior at Syracuse University, is entering his second summer as a beat writer for the Chatham Anglers. A native of Annapolis, Maryland, he profiled Anglers manager Dennis Cook, Tennessee outfielder Henry Ford and Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson in his role with the A’s last summer. He has spent the past two semesters serving as an assistant sports editor at The Daily Orange, Syracuse’s student-run newspaper, covering women’s basketball and men’s lacrosse.
Pemberton, a native of Austin, Texas, enters his first season with Chatham. Pemberton is a rising junior studying Magazine, News and Digital Journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. He most recently served as an assistant sports editor at The Daily Orange for two semesters, covering men’s soccer, women’s basketball and women’s lacrosse.
Contact Mauricio and Harris with questions or comments: chathambroadcast@gmail.com
Follow Mauricio and Harris on X: @mpalmarDO, @HarrisPemb6
Mauricio Palmar and Harris Pemberton, students at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, will serve as Chatham’s beat writers for the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season.
"We are excited for Mauricio's return and to welcome Harris to the Anglers family,” CAA Media Consultant Dan D'Uva said. "Their experience at The Daily Orange has prepared them with a professional mindset and a penchant for meaningful storytelling."
Palmar and Pemberton will write stories for Chatham’s website, report news on the club’s social media platforms and shape other team publications. Their content will include opponent previews and game stories for each Anglers matchup along with feature stories throughout the season.
"Mauricio and Harris are bright, innovative journalists who will continue our tradition of excellent reporting,” D'Uva said. "I am excited to see where their passion and curiosity take them this summer as they further develop their skill in the arts of expression. Through their writing, Anglers fans will be transported, informed and entertained."
Palmar and Pemberton join broadcasters Chase Abrams and Jake Klein on Chatham’s 2026 in the Veterans Field press box. The Anglers visit Bourne to open the season on Saturday, June 13.
Mauricio Palmar | Syracuse University
Palmar, a rising junior at Syracuse University, is entering his second summer as a beat writer for the Chatham Anglers. A native of Annapolis, Maryland, he profiled Anglers manager Dennis Cook, Tennessee outfielder Henry Ford and Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson in his role with the A’s last summer. He has spent the past two semesters serving as an assistant sports editor at The Daily Orange, Syracuse’s student-run newspaper, covering women’s basketball and men’s lacrosse.
Harris Pemberton | Syracuse University
Pemberton, a native of Austin, Texas, enters his first season with Chatham. Pemberton is a rising junior studying Magazine, News and Digital Journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. He most recently served as an assistant sports editor at The Daily Orange for two semesters, covering men’s soccer, women’s basketball and women’s lacrosse.
Contact
Contact Mauricio and Harris with questions or comments: chathambroadcast@gmail.comFollow Mauricio and Harris on X: @mpalmarDO, @HarrisPemb6
