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 Black Ferns Sevens have rallied from 12 points down early to defeat United States 26-12 and capture the Cape Town Sevens women's crown.
Kiwi basketballer Nathaniel Salmon has been named among 14 athletes admitted to the NFL international player pathway programme for 2025, as the American sport scans the globe for talent.
Former All Blacks prop Aidan Ross will return to his roots to join Queensland Reds beyond the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific competition.
New Zealand have replaced pace-bowling with spin, bringing Mitch Santner into their line-up for the third Test against England at Hamilton.
American Taylor Knibb has completed a hat-trick of Ironman 70.3 world titles, cruising to victory by more than a minute in the women's division at Taupō.
New Zealand have made a promising start to the third Test against England, reaching tea at 172/3, as they try to salvage some respect from a series already lost.
Kiwi triathlon star Hayden Wilde has against fallen victim to his aggressive racing style, run down by Belgian Jelle Geens within sight of the finish for the Ironman 70.3 world crown at Taupō.
Not many mixed martial arts fighters make their UFC debuts on a main card — Kiwi Navajo Stirling is one of the few.
White Ferns captain Sophie Devine has won the toss and invited Australia to bat first in their second Rose Bowl one-day at Wellington's Basin Reserve.
Auckland FC coach Steve Corica has accused his players of complacency, as they lick their wounds after their first defeat in their maiden A-League season.
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