Bruna Pacheco

Director of Athletic Communications at Fontbonne 🦅 | Retired College Athlete 🎾 | From Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷 | Living my best life with my wife 👑💍

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

@kindnesscolIect Hey! Do you still have your ticket for Thursday? I’m very interested!

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

@kindnesscolIect Hey, do you still have this ticket? Thanks 😊

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

@erikaa__m Hey! Do you still have Thursday’s ticket?

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

@Mamutwenty3 hey, do you still have a ticket for Lolla on thursday? 😊

[Roland-Garros @rolandgarros]

JOAO FONSECA GRAND SLAM QUARTER-FINALIST 💫🇧🇷

#RolandGarros

[Roland-Garros @rolandgarros]

Built different.

#RolandGarros

[American Midwest Conference @AMCSports]

The 2025–26 academic year marked an exciting year of digital growth for the AMC, with strong performance and increased engagement on Instagram.

Thank you to our schools, student-athletes, teams, and fans. None of this would be possible without your support!

#TheRightWayToPlay

[American Midwest Conference @AMCSports]

We’ve teamed up with @UrbanEdgeTv to bring you ALL the AMC action — anytime, anywhere!💻📱

Launching next weekend: https://t.co/yiTWDz37gT
Stream via the UEN app or stream at: https://t.co/lp3igJYjwR | https://t.co/yiTWDz37gT

#therightwaytoplay

https://t.co/V9u16yfl5L

[American Midwest Conference @AMCSports]

🚨 New Series Alert! 🚨

Meet the faces behind the game in our new AMC Student-Athlete Spotlight!

Kicking things off: Jatnna Peña-Perez, volleyball player from @StephensStars 🏐

#amcsports | #therightwaytoplay | @NAIA

https://t.co/jMevXZKoD8

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

This fan caught a baseball and gave it to a young fan. A few innings later, this happened..

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

@novickyartwork Sorry about that. I think it’s fixed

[NAIA @NAIA]

Focusing on character over competition, that’s The Right Way to Play. #TheRightWaytoPlay #NAIA #studentathletics

[Theresa Kurtz👩‍💻 @theresa_kurtz]

Dear Crossover Season,

We love sports but your chaos wasn't missed.

Sincerely,
Everyone that works in College Athletics

[Bruna Pacheco @bruupach]

I have 2 tickets for Taylor Tomlinson in Chicago on Feb. 12. Paid $230 for 2 tickets + fees on section MNFL4R Row C, Seats 402 & 404. Can’t go because of weather. Asking for same price.

[Katie Meline @klm111a]

When you didn’t save the right PSD file and need to redo the work you’ve spent the last hour plus on…

#SIDproblems

[Imry Halevi @imryh]

‼️ REMINDER ‼️

You’re not “lucky” to be where you are.

You didn’t trick anyone to get your job.

You’re not an imposter in a group of experienced experts.

You are where you are thanks to your work, dedication, passion and ability. Don’t doubt that.

[Jess Smith @WarJessEagle]

I've seen a lot of chatter recently about working in sports. Like any industry, everyone's experience is unique, but here's some perspective I've gained over the years:

Bosses make your experience, not the logo. Bad bosses can 100% break you in sports.

Intentionality with your personal time & boundaries matters. No one will make space for hobbies & your relationships if you don't.

Whether we like it or not, we all spend a lot of our lives working (in sports or not). I feel lucky to enjoy what I do.

Long hours aren't exclusive to sports, but the constant weekend work and 'always on' mentality is different than other industries. You need to be comfortable with the rhythm and pace that comes with it.

Your early years play a big role in your growth trajectory. Build relationships, hone your growth & develop good habits.

There are so many opportunities people never consider in sports because they want the shiny object. Be open, and you might be surprised.

Yes, you will make sacrifices, but you shouldn't have to sacrifice your life. It's important to understand the difference.

It's a lifestyle, but a great one for the right person. If you want a job you can turn off, though, this isn't it.

We work in sports. It should be fun. Period.

[American Midwest Conference @AMCSports]

Congratulations to our assistant commissioner for communications @bruupach on her selection to the @CollSportsComm Inclusion Fellowship class.

[Scott Eisberg @SEisbergWCIV]

Anyone in college athletics can tell you, Sports Information Directors (SID's) can do pretty much anything. Dealing with media, writing stories, taking pics, social media, you name it.

This week, Charleston Southern's Michael Causey added... "Head Coaching Victory"

The story.