Roberta F. Rodrigues

Multimedia Bilingual Writer

United States

Roberta F. Rodrigues is a multimedia bilingual journalist and creator with extensive experience in women's basketball and international communications. She holds a journalism degree from Universidade Anhembi Morumbi and an MBA in Sport and Entertainment Management from Seattle University. Roberta is the founder of the first women's basketball news portal in Latin America, where she combines her passion for storytelling with strategic insight to amplify underrepresented voices in sports. Fluent in Portuguese and English, she specializes in crafting culturally nuanced content, engaging audiences across continents. Her work reflects a commitment to advancing equity and empowering women's sports worldwide.

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Winsidr
02/16/2021
The value of an experienced support system " Winsidr

Epiphanny Prince. Jantel Lavender. Candice Dupree-what do these players have in common? In addition to years of experience and meaningful accomplishments throughout their careers, each brings a new six-figure contract into the 2021 season. WNBA free agency has brought some heated changes so far, with several stars and franchise players making unexpected moves.

Winsidr
01/22/2021
Late picks and undrafted players impacting the W " Winsidr

Over the past two seasons of the WNBA, second-round picks have left a meaningful mark on the league. While one was voted Rookie of the Year, five became champions. Each had a strong impact on their team, and their accomplishments were key to the success of their respective franchises.

Winsidr
03/31/2021
Big Contracts and Big Decisions: Mystics' Situation for the 2021 Season

During the 2021 offseason, the Washington Mystics signed some of the most sought out players in WNBA free agency. Alysha Clark, coming from the Seattle Storm, was added to the roster for $183,000 for each of the next three years; Tina Charles, who sat out the past season, renewed for a single-season $175,000 contract; Ariel...

Winsidr
03/05/2021
Katie Lou Samuelson's European stage " Winsidr

Playing in Europe provides a special stage for women's basketball, with players drawn across the Atlantic for different reasons. For some, finances are a driving force in the decision to play overseas; for others still, the chance to get more playing time, to bolster and enhance their skill sets before returning to the WNBA, is...