Write on Sports
Inspiring Students to Write by Writing About Sports
Write on Sports Feature on Good Morning America (GMA)
Watch our featured segment on Good Morning America highlighting our inspiring efforts to promote academic enrichment in response to America’s literacy crisis.
Our Impact
Write on Sports helps middle school students from underserved communities develop reading and writing skills and build self-confidence using the lens of sports and the tools of journalism. Middle school students enhance their critical thinking and learn how to effectively tell stories at our tuition-free writing programs. Most of all, they learn that anything is possible with passion, effort, and the support of people who care.
News & Events
How Women’s Sports and Young Storytellers are Shaping the Future
Explore how women’s sports are reshaping culture through rising fandom, powerful storytelling, and youth journalism. From star athletes to student voices at Write on Sports, this article highlights the movement for visibility, equality, and lasting impact.
Write on Sports featured on ABC’s Good Morning America
Host Michael Strahan spotlights WoS and its efforts to combat youth literacy decline.
From Summer Camp to Sports Emmy: The Write on Sports Journey
Celebrating 3,000 Students Who Found Their Voice Through Literacy Enrichment
Make an Impact Become a Corporate Sponsor
Corporate sponsorship of the Write on Sports’ many creative writing programs helps provide valuable opportunities for companies to support literacy skills for middle school students from underserved communities.
Change a student’s life, and give them a path to accomplish their dreams.
Great futures start here: YOU can make a difference!
Write on Sports works with at-risk middle school students to improve their creative writing skills by tapping into their passion for sports at our writing programs.
The Student Experience
Student Work Spotlight
Hildreth Meière’s “Prudential Plaza Mosaic: The Pillars of Herakles”
By Dylan B.
Herakles is a powerful Greek god; he is the son of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene. He is known all throughout the world because he was such a strong mythological figure, especially for completing his 12 Labors which included slaying a hydra and a lion. In another case, Herakles even rescued a princess from a hungry sea-monster. In spite of these accomplishments, in the mosaic painting “The Pillars of Herakles” created by Hildreth Meière, she depicts Herakles as a small, insignificant human being. Herakles’ lonely sailboat adds to the feeling that he’s weak and lost his strength.
Team Players
The Write on Sports Literacy Ambassadors are professional journalists and athletes who interact with students and support the growth of the organization throughout the year.
Peter King
NBC Sports
Harold Reynolds
MLB Network
James Wagner
New York Times
Jamie Hersch
NHL Network
Jenny Vrentas
Sports Illustrated
Chris Carlin
ESPN Radio
Dave Popkin
NCAA, Seton Hall University
Doug Doyle
WBGO
Matt Loughlin
New Jersey Devils
Kathryn Tappen
NBC Sports
