

Eduard Cauich is a respected journalist bridging U.S. Spanish-language media and mainstream sports journalism. He's not only a seasoned reporter with a rich legacy covering global sports but also a mentor shaping the next generation of media professionals.
Eduard Cauich (sometimes referred to as “Mayan Tiger”) is a Mexican-born journalist, originally from Telchac Pueblo in Yucatán. He earned his Journalism degree and Master of Mass Communication degree from California State University, Northridge (CSUN), and has built a noteworthy career in Southern California media.
Early Career: He worked as a producer at Univision New Mexico, a reporter at MLSSoccer.com, a producer at Azteca América, a reporter at La Opinión, and the public relations manager for Chivas USA in Major League Soccer.
L.A. Times & HOY Los Angeles: In 2004, he joined Hoy Los Angeles and later transitioned to the Los Angeles Times, helping launch its Spanish-language edition in 2011.
Sports Coverage: With over 20 years of journalism experience, Cauich has covered major sporting events including the FIFA World Cups (Brazil 2014, Russia 2018, Qatar 2022), Copa América in 2016 and 2024, World Baseball Classics in 2006, 2013, and 2017, 4 World Series, 2 NBA Finals, 3 Super Bowls, and have covered combat sports in Las Vegas and Southern California for more than 25 years, including many high-profile boxing matches like Mayweather vs. Pacquiao, and MMA fights such as McGregor vs. Khabib.
Academic Role at California State University, Northridge: In 2023, he returned to CSUN to obtain his Master's Degree. He later became the adviser/lecturer on a part-time basis for the student-run media outlet Daily Sundial, guiding aspiring journalists.
Digital & Editorial Leadership: He has held roles such as Spanish Sports Editor at the Los Angeles Times, and his expertise spans digital storytelling, sports commentary, and media communications.