Adrian Proszenko is the Chief Rugby League Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive and professional sports, sports business, and marketing, with a particular emphasis on rugby league. Adrian's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications including The Post, MSN, CDC Gaming Reports, Brisbane Times, Stuff, The Age, and WAtoday.
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Adrian Proszenko's coverage primarily focuses on local sports and entertainment news, particularly within the context of rugby league in Australia. Therefore, pitches to Adrian should be centered around providing insights into rugby league events, player transfers, or sports injuries occurring within the NRL.
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By: Chris Barrett, Adrian Proszenko, Roy Masters
By: Adrian Proszenko
There is strong mail that, regardless of the result of the Origin series, this will be Laurie Daley’s last in charge of the Blues. Can he go out a winner?
By: Adrian Proszenko
There is strong mail that, regardless of the result of the Origin series, this will be Laurie Daley’s last in charge of the Blues. Can he go out a winner?
Nathan Cleary has described his performance in State of Origin II as “embarrassing”, but believes he and the Blues can bounce back to win the series at a Suncorp Stadium decider.
By: Adrian Proszenko
After his man-of-the-match heroics in Origin I, Nathan Cleary has accepted the blame for NSW’s performance in the rematch.
June 20, 2026 — 5:13pm For much of their recent history at Campbelltown Stadium, the Wests Tigers couldn't make visiting teams feel more at home.
