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Sports Feature - Web

A planned story or series of stories about the preparation for, analysis of, or audience reaction to a sport or coverage of a sporting event.  Greater weight will be given to stories that have sports action video and focus on the competition.  An outcome must be given.  Max. length is 20 minutes.

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1st Place: no award

Here are the runners-up:

2nd place:Brian Kaufman, naplesnews.com

3rd place:Preston Keres, washingtonpost.com
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Jay Korff-There's no question that these winners exhibited good shooting skills. But each piece lacked a central character and, therefore, lacked heart. We felt very strongly that no one should be awarded first place in this category.

Joel Eagle-Many of the stories in this category had good elements, both visual and emotional. Unfortunately, none really put it all together.

Erica Simpson-As with the 48 Hour Web category, we didn't feel that any of the material submitted warranted a first place. The two chosen for second and third place had strong points but lacked some vital storytelling elements. For many of the entries, the potential to draw the viewer into the story was there but almost always fell short.