On what date was Dianna Russini born?
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11 February 1983, in New York City.
In which New Jersey town did Russini grow up?
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Norwood, in Bergen County, close to the New York state line.
Besides the city’s football team, which Washington franchise did Russini cover as a local reporter?
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She covered the Capitals in the National Hockey League as well as the city’s NFL club.
On which date did Sports Illustrated report Russini’s move away from ESPN?
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11 August 2023, a few weeks before she started the new job.
Which Washington television station did Russini report for?
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WRC-TV, the NBC-owned station in the District of Columbia.
Which Connecticut television station did Russini work for?
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WVIT, NBC’s Connecticut station, an early stop on the way up.
Which football team did Russini cover for the Washington station?
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The city’s NFL club, then still named the Redskins, alongside the Capitals.
How much of her college career did Russini spend on the soccer team?
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She played all four years of Division I soccer at George Mason.
In which state is George Mason University?
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Virginia, just outside Washington, which is also where her first big-market break came.
Russini was an all-state athlete in soccer, basketball, softball and which fourth sport?
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Track completed the set of four at high school in New Jersey.
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