Jeremy Fraser is a sports journalist at the Cape Breton Post. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including professional and minor sports, international sports leagues, and competitive tournaments. Fraser's work has been featured in the SaltWire Network, Ottawa Citizen, and Postmedia Network Inc., and he has earned recognition through regional awards for his reporting in the field.
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Jeremy Fraser's journalistic focus is primarily on local sports events, specifically hockey in the Cape Breton area of Nova Scotia, Canada. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local hockey events such as tournaments, championships, and high school sports competitions within the Cape Breton region.
Pitches offering exclusive access or insights into local teams' performances and individual player achievements may resonate well with Jeremy. Additionally, providing human-interest angles about the impact of these sporting events on the community could also capture his interest.
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By: Jeremy Fraser
The Cape Breton FC Capers soccer club picked up a win and a tie during Day 1 of the Maritime Club Championship in Sydney on Friday.
By: Jeremy Fraser
The Glace Bay Panthers advanced to the School Sport Nova Scotia slo-pitch boys Division 1 provincial semifinal game with two wins on Friday.
By: Jeremy Fraser
The Cape Breton Eagles didn't pick in the first round of the QMJHL Entry Draft on Friday, but they did acquire three players from Chicoutimi.
By: Jeremy Fraser
Ryan Rozicki of Sydney Forks and Chris Billam-Smith each made weight at 200 pounds ahead of their Zuffa Boxing 07 main event on Saturday.
By: Jeremy Fraser
The Cape Breton Eagles selected 15 players at the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Entry Draft on Saturday in Halifax.
By: Jeremy Fraser
A former Cape Breton Oilers player known in sporting circles as ‘The Missing Link’ has found himself in some trouble in British Columbia.
By: Cape Breton, Jeremy Fraser
See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Article content A former NHL player known in hockey circles as ‘The Missing Link' has found himself in some trouble in British Columbia.
By: Jeremy Fraser
Ryan Rozicki of Sydney Forks was defeated by technical knockout in his Zuffa Boxing debut against Chris Billam-Smith on Saturday in England.
By: Jeremy Fraser
Ryan Rozicki of Sydney Forks and Chris Billam-Smith met in the Zuffa Boxing 07 main event in England on Saturday.
By: Jeremy Fraser
Ryan Rozicki of Sydney Forks was released from an England hospital early Sunday morning after his vicious fight with Chris Billam-Smith.
