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Learn more about Muck RackAmie Just is an award-winning, multifaceted sports journalist who has a background in print/web, radio and photo.
Just currently covers the New Orleans Saints for The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate.
She was previously one of the LSU beat reporters for NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune and the Montana football beat reporter for the Missoulian | 406mtsports.com.
During her college days, she served as the University of Kansas and Kansas City Chiefs correspondent for The Associated Press, spo…
One of six winners of the prestigious 2015 Jim Murray Memorial Foundation scholarship, a national award for excellence in sports writing at the collegiate level.
The Kansas City Press Club Foundation, the Kansas City Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, awarded me with their annual scholarship for undergraduate students.
Presented by Great Plains Journalism for excellence in student reporting.
The A Day in the Life" Special Section I was the editor of won "Best Special Section" at the 2016 CMBAM conference.
Presented to an outstanding journalism student at the University of Kansas with an interest in sports journalism.
Sports Writer of the Year at the University Daily Kansan.
Presented to a University of Kansas journalism student demonstrating excellence in news and feature writing.
Sports Writer of the Year at the University Daily Kansan.
The contest was judged on a portfolio consisting of five pieces — a feature, breaking news, enterprise, multimedia or video and a wild-card entry — written/compiled for a student news publication. Placed sixth out of the 10 finalists in the contest.
High school portfolio containing a breaking news story about a major reclassification, a gamer about a team winning its first game in five years, a feature about a team dedicating its state championship run to suicide prevention, a feature about an all-state cross country runner getting diagnosed with leukemia, and a multimedia track meet recap.
Placed fourth with my feature about an all-state cross country runner being diagnosed with leukemia and nearly losing her life.
Placed second for my story chronicling a former Montana football player's mental health after his concussions.
Placed in the top 10 for my New Orleans Saints beat writing portfolio. Stories included: Breaking news about Drew Brees missing six weeks due to a torn ligament in his thumb; Event coverage of Drew Brees' first game back from injury; Enterprise reporting on the mechanics of Drew Brees' surgery; Feature story on Demario Davis; Explanatory on all the school-school players vying for roster spots.
The Acadiana Advocate team of Ben Myers, Megan Wyatt, Jacqueline DeRobertis and I's coverage of a plane crash in Lafayette, Louisiana, that killed five people.
Won LSWA's top honor for college event coverage with a sidebar from the 2019 NCAA Gymnastics Championships. Judge's comments: "Vivid story-telling that captures a big moment. It's one thing to paint a picture but this story went beyond that with depth. It read quickly, always the mark of a well-written story."
Placed third for my feature on Saints linebacker Demario Davis and how affirming his faith led him from jail to New Orleans.
Earned honorable mention for my Saints-Cardinals game story detailing Teddy Bridgewater's job filling in for the injured Drew Brees.