Grant Chapman is a Digital Sports Journalist at RNZ. He specializes in covering a range of sports topics, with a particular focus on team sports and competitive sports, drawing from his extensive experience in the media industry and his personal passion for athletics. Grant has been featured in prominent outlets such as Newshub, MSN, RNZ, and Stuff.
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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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By: Grant Chapman
Kickoff 7.30pm Saturday, 13 June Go Media Stadium, Auckland Live blog updates on RNZ
By: Grant Chapman
Brace yourself for five weeks of wall-to-wall roundball, as the game's greats battle for global supremacy in North and Central America.
NZ Warriors coach Andrew Webster has struggled to hide his emotions when confronted by a fake social media post announcing the death of wife Emma.
Concussed and jetlagged, Black Ferns Sevens star Stacey Waaka has reported for NZ Warriors duty intent on fulfilling a prophesy several years in the making.
Kickoff 7.30pm Saturday, 13 June Go Media Stadium, Auckland Live blog updates on RNZ
Kickoff 7.30pm Saturday, 13 June Go Media Stadium, Auckland Live blog updates on RNZ
NZ Warriors coach Andrew Webster is confident his club is well equipped to support players struggling in their personal lives.
After two months on the road, NZ Warriors return to their Mt Smart headquarters to face Cronulla Sharks, but without their three most senior players.
A two-point field goal and missed penalty attempt in the final seconds gifted victory to the visitors at Mt Smart.
With Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (2028) and Te Maire Martin (2027) re-signed this week, there are only two players yet to re-commit beyond this season.
