Brianna Schroer

@briannaschroer.bsky.social

senior designer @washingtonpost.com | mizzou grad

I was one of many "eliminated" from The Washington Post today 💔 It was my dream to work here and I'm so happy I was able to do that for the past nine years. I loved sharing my work with you guys and hope to do so wherever I land next.

Designing sports has been the highlight of my time at The Washington Post and I would be devastated if I was no longer able to do that. It was my dream to work here and I've been lucky to do that for the past 9 years. I felt inspired to share some of my fav pages #SaveThePost

How America’s favorite sports bet is fueling sportsbook profits Parlays are becoming more popular, accounting for an increasing share of the money wagered on sports, according to a Post analysis of betting data. Bettors lose billions a year on these bets. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/inter...

Americans can’t stop betting parlays. Sportbooks are cashing in.

As betting booms, parlays are accounting for an increasing share of the money wagered on sports, according to a Washington Post analysis of state data.

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The first game-winning buzzer-beater of this NCAA men's tournament came Sunday night, courtesy of Maryland star freshman Derik Queen. His layup in the final seconds gave the No. 4 Terps a 72-71 win over No. 12 Colorado State. They are headed to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2016.

Derik Queen celebrates with teammates, with caption: NCAA Tournament: Derik Queen hits buzzer-beater to send Maryland to Sweet 16.Maryland's Derik Queen makes a drive against a Colorado State player at the end of Sunday night's game.A Colorado State player pulls his jersey to cover his face after his team lost on Maryland's buzzer-beater.

50 games for 50 seasons. I’m so excited to share this project, which features iconic moments from Capitals history and fan-submitted memories that illustrate the bond the team has forged with its community over the past half-century. I hope you enjoy. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/inter...

After 50 years of Caps hockey, what do fans hold on to? Pain. Joy. Comfort. Love.

As the Washington Capitals celebrate a milestone, The Post examines a team and its town with 50 games that have mattered — to the franchise and its fans.

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There are some stories, some days that just make you go: ‘THIS is why I went to journalism school!’ Ladies & gentlemen, this is that story, today is that day. I’ve ranked the #Commanders celebrity fans!!!! (great teamwork by @markselig.bsky.social & @briannaschroer.bsky.social) wapo.st/4hptl1Z

Column | Ranking the Washington Commanders’ celebrity fans

For celebrity-starved D.C., the Commanders are an A-list attraction. Just ask Matthew McConaughey, Kevin Durant and Taraji P. Henson.

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When the NFL reached a settlement promising payouts for former players suffering from dementia and brain diseases linked to concussions, it was touted as a “landmark” agreement. But with strict guidelines and aggressive reviews, many former players have been denied. Including some who died with CTE.

The broken promises of the NFL concussion settlement

A ‘landmark’ settlement promised payouts for suffering players. But loopholes, aggressive reviews and a failed doctors network have led to denials for hundreds of players diagnosed with dementia, ...

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