Kerry Gillespie is a sports reporter for the Toronto Star, specializing in covering the Olympics, amateur sports, and unique sporting events. With a focus on local sports in Canada, particularly in Toronto, Kerry's articles highlight the stories and achievements of athletes, as well as exploring the impact of sports on communities.
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Kerry Gillespie's articles predominantly focus on local sports and community-related topics in Toronto and Canada. She frequently covers events, government announcements, and human-interest stories related to sports with a strong emphasis on the Olympics.
Given her coverage attributes, Kerry would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique stories of athletes or community initiatives within the Canadian sports landscape. Pitches could include ideas for event coverage, feature pieces on inspiring athletes, or analysis of government policies impacting sports at the local level.
In addition to focusing on individual achievements in sports such as record-breaking performances or overcoming challenges, Kerry also highlights broader issues related to gender biases in athletics and support for coaches. Therefore, she may welcome pitches that address these themes within the context of Canadian sports.
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By: Kerry Gillespie
The bronze medallist from 2021 Tokyo Games is back, competing at a shorter distance.
By: Kerry Gillespie
She's the reigning Olympic champion in 100-metre butterfly with the second-fastest time in history. The Canadian also has a biomechanical advantage.
By: Kerry Gillespie
The beauty and curse of the two-day run, jump and throw track and field extravaganza that features 10 events is there's always something to improve.
By: Kerry Gillespie
Shot put star heads to Paris as a top medal contender but feels like a different athlete than the one who went to the Tokyo Games in 2021.
By: Kerry Gillespie
Newman has been forced to train in abandoned tennis courts and marijuana grow-ops. Her ambitious plans would change that for Canadian pole vaulters.
By: Kerry Gillespie
Less than two months after competing in her second Olympics, Mac Neil is already racing full speed into the next challenge.
By: Kerry Gillespie
On Saturday, Canada’s Concord Pacific Racing will be part of the first group of women to sail in an event of their own at the historic America’s Cup.
By: Kerry Gillespie
The number of Ontario Soccer officials has rebounded from post-pandemic lows, but almost half are young recruits and history suggests most won't stay long.
By: Kerry Gillespie
Watts will be expected to pick up some of the scoring slack while Spooner continues her recovery from surgery.
By: Kerry Gillespie
Toronto hopes the newly signed free agent can bring a solid two-way game to the roster.
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