Jason Simmonds is the P.E.I. Sports Editor at SaltWire Network. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, professional sports, and the business side of athletics, with a particular focus on hockey, rugby, soccer, basketball, and the Olympics. Jason's insights and expertise have made him a prominent voice in the sports community.
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Based on Jason's coverage, he focuses primarily on local sports events in Prince Edward Island and Charlottetown. Therefore, when reaching out to him with story pitches or expert commentary, it would be beneficial to provide insights related to the local sports scene and specific teams mentioned in his articles such as the Charlottetown Islanders, Summerside Western Capitals, and Kensington Wild.
Given that his coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting (80%) and evolving stories (12%), providing timely updates about ongoing or upcoming local sports events along with exclusive interviews from players or coaches could increase the chances of engagement. Additionally, consider offering unique angles for covering these events or potential follow-up stories based on previous reports.
Overall, focusing on locally relevant content tied to hockey in Prince Edward Island will likely yield more success when pitching ideas or expert opinions to Jason Simmonds.
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Two Cornwall-based rinks won the P.E.I. under-18 curling championships at the Montague Curling Club recently.
Although it was not the desired results, the Charlottetown Islanders are looking to build off the positives following two losses to the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) top team.
The Summerside Western Capitals sent a strong message to their players, fans and the Maritime Junior Hockey League (MHL) on Jan. 2.
By: Jason Simmonds
Brett Gallant and Jocelyn Peterman have taken a big step towards representing Canada in mixed doubles curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
The Charlottetown Islanders earned a much-needed four points over the weekend in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL).
By: Jason Simmonds
Two players from Summerside played key roles in their hometown team’s home-ice victory on Jan. 4.
The Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals closed the gap in the race for first-place overall in the Maritime Junior Hockey League (MHL) over the weekend.
There was no shortage of offence in a Prince County Senior Hockey League (PCSHL) game on Jan. 4.
The Charlottetown Islanders acquired a forward before the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) trade deadline on Jan. 6.
Players Kurtis Henry and Kaleb Pearson and coach Forbie MacPherson will head to Torino from Jan. 13-23.
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