Grant Chapman is an Online Sports Editor at Newshub, specializing in local sports news in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for major sporting events and headlines, Grant provides comprehensive coverage of various sports, including football, cricket, and basketball.
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Grant Chapman focuses primarily on event coverage in the sports domain, particularly basketball, cricket, football (soccer), boxing, and rugby league. Given his local focus in New Zealand/Auckland, pitches should highlight local angles or feature personalities relevant to these specific sports within this region. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with players or coaches from Auckland-based teams may be of interest to him.
As Grant's articles are heavily oriented towards covering live events and competitions rather than broader trends or analysis pieces, PR professionals should tailor their outreach accordingly by providing timely updates related to ongoing sporting events in the specified areas of interest.
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The NZ women have dominated the world champions throughout the trans-Tasman series.
The rookie matched his best finish, after a stunning qualifying performance in the wet.
The pair that finished one-two on the Pairs Olympics podium again duelled over the three-stage sprint format in Saudi Arabia.
Follow live updates as the All Blacks play the second Test of their Northern Tour. The All Blacks play Ireland at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, kickoff 9.10am Saturday NZT.
All Blacks centre Rieko Ioane has wasted little time rubbing salt into Irish wounds, after his team defeated their world No.1 rivals 23-13 at Dublin.
Up-and-coming shooter Martina Salmon has singlehanded propelled New Zealand into the Fast5 netball final, dropping two powerplay six-pointers in
New Zealand have lost their grip on the Pacific Championship women's title, bowing 24-4 to world champions Australian in their Sydney final.
Lockie Ferguson's hattrick and another near hattrick from Glenn Phillips in the final over have inspired New Zealand to a thrilling Twenty20 victory over Sri Lanka with one ball to spare at Dambulla.
The Kiwis have retained their spot in the Pacific Championship with a convincing 54-12 romp over Papua New Guinea in the promotion/relegation fixture at Sydney.
The NRL is reportedly considering changes to its kickoff rules to discourage 'off the back fence' hit-ups and reduce the risk of head injury from the resulting high-impact collisions.
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