Don Brennan is a sports writer with a focus on local sports in Canada. He has written for various publications including the Ottawa Sun, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, The Suncoast News Network, and many others. Don covers a wide range of sports topics and has a keen interest in hockey, football, and baseball.
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Don Brennan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly hockey. He also covers community events and real estate news to a lesser extent. Given the emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics, Don would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or stories about athletes within his geographic focus.
For those looking to reach out to Don, consider pitching stories that align with his areas of interest such as feature pieces on local sports teams or athletes, updates on real estate developments impacting sports facilities, or human-interest stories around community involvement in sports.
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By: Don Brennan
The Ottawa Charge has confirmed it's taking the show down the road. Article content
By: Don Brennan
"We're going to get as many people in this building as possible. If we can sell it out, that would be amazing." - Erin Thompson, the director of operations for the Charge, on the Ottawa-Montreal PWHL game to be played at CTC.
The Ottawa Redblacks and defensive coordinator Barron Miles have “mutually agreed” to part ways. Article content
By: Don Brennan
Rebecca Leslie is to the Ottawa Charge what Jamie Baker, Jim Kyte and Rob Murphy were to the Senators 32 years ago. Article content
By: Don Brennan
With Carla MacLeod as coach the Charge couldn't be in better hands. She could win with a team of journalists.
By: Don Brennan
After finally cracking a barrier that stood between talented women hockey players becoming paid professionals, the big picture was the primary focus of the PWHL in Season 1.
By: Don Brennan
Just when they were building some momentum, the Ottawa 67's missed a chance to close the gap on the top two teams in the OHL's East Division on Wednesday.
By: Don Brennan
His return to the 67's lineup provided a boost. The stocky, pain-in-the-ass wearing jersey No. 17 at TD Place again may look like the same
By: Don Brennan
Brady Stonehouse is pain-free and back to his old self.
By: Don Brennan
"We're setting a different tone, and part of that is we know we need to be tougher, we need to be stronger, we need to be ready." - Ottawa Charge coach Carla MacLeod after first day of training camp.
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