Grant Chapman is an Online Sports Editor at Newshub. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including rugby, football, basketball, and the business of competitive sports, with a keen focus on professional sports events in Australia and the Olympics. Grant's insights and analyses have been featured in Newshub and Cigalah Group.
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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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Quarterback Justin Herbert in action for Los Angeles Chargers. Photo: Icon Sportswire/Photosport Super Bowl LIX Kick-off: 12:30pm, Monday, 10 February
New Zealand in SailGP practice off Auckland. Photo: Photosport Sail Grand Prix Auckland Racing starts 4pm, Saturday 18 January
Australia SailGP team training off Auckland. Photo: Photosport Last time Aussie Tom Slingsby sailed in New Zealand waters, his efforts came to an abrupt and premature ending.
By: Grant Chapman
Brazil SailGP driver Martine Grael at Auckland's Wynyard Viaduct. Photo: Photosport The first thing you need to understand about Brazilian SailGP skipper Martine Grael is her pedigree on the water.
Tom Slingsby, CEO and driver of Australia SailGP Team, and Kyle Langford, wing trimmer of Australia SailGP Team, celebrate as they win the KPMG Australia Sail Grand Prix in Sydney, Australia.
The French likely watch from the shore, as the fleet tries to break their official speed record on the Waitematā Harbour.
SailGP women assemble at Auckland Harbour. Photo: Ricardo Pinto for SailGP Look out, Peter Burling and Dylan Fletcher… the SailGP sisterhood are coming after your jobs.
Denmark, New Zealand and Great Britain set out for SailGP training. Photo: Felix Diemer for SailGP SailGP Auckland
Black Foils reward their fans with victory at SailGP Auckland. Photo: Felix Diemer for SailGP
Australia win SailGP Auckland on the Waitematā Harbour. Photo: Bob Martin for SailGP
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