Mike Ganter is a Sports Journalist at the Toronto Sun. He covers T.O. sports teams with a particular focus on basketball and the NBA, while also touching on hockey and sports business themes. Mike's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calgary Herald, National Post, and Edmonton Journal.
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Mike Ganter's coverage primarily focuses on women's hockey, particularly the Provincial Women's Hockey League (PWHL) in Toronto. He emphasizes event coverage and announcements related to this niche. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews with players, coaches, or officials within the PWHL in Toronto. Additionally, offering expert commentary on developments or trends within women's hockey and the PWHL would likely capture his attention. As he has a local focus on Ontario and Toronto specifically, pitches should be tailored to reflect this geographic relevance.
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OTTAWA — The relief after the win was palpable among the Toronto leadership group. Article content Article content Article content
The Toronto Sceptres are back in the win column after a prolonged absence and a veil of uncertainty has been lifted. Article content
Return to team activities for PWHL MVP Spooner and Carter has everyone on the Sceptres smiling
Renata Fast is already one of, if not the best defender in women's hockey. Article content Article content Article content
By: Mike Ganter
The combination of some early sloppiness by the Sceptres and the mere presence of Aerin Frankel in the Boston Fleet net was enough to stop Toronto's momentum in its tracks.
Another poor start didn't help, but Boston goalie was at her best in win over Toronto
By: Mike Ganter
Big games call for big plans and the Toronto Sceptres weren't about to let another sellout game at Scotiabank Arena slip by without giving it some special treatment.
By: Mike Ganter
The Toronto Sceptres tried it a different way Saturday afternoon at the second annual Battle of Bay Street at Scotiabank Arena. Article content
By: Mike Ganter
Let's just put it right out in the open: The Sceptres were both owed and deserved this one. Article content Article content
The Sceptres did salvage a point and earned full marks for coming back from deficits three times to force overtime.
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