Mike Ganter is a sports journalist based in Toronto, Canada. He primarily covers Toronto sports teams, with a focus on the Raptors, for the Toronto Sun. He has also contributed to various other publications, including the Ottawa Citizen, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, and the Community Press.
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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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By: Mike Ganter
Natalie Darwitz should be fully on top of the world right now. Article content And to a large degree she is.
By: Mike Ganter
Third in a series of six pre-season training camp previews of the six PHWL franchises. Article content
By: Mike Ganter
The Toronto Sceptres have added another fertile hockey mind to its staff in advance of Year 2. Article content
No. 4 in a series of six pre-season training camp previews of the six PWHL teams. Article content
TEN THINGS ABOUT PWHL TORONTO THAT ARE DIFFERENT SINCE YOU LAST SAW IT Article content THE LOOK
Yet another milestone for the PWHL came Thursday when gaming giant EA Sports announced that the PWHL and its players would become part of EA Sports NHL25.
The 2024-25 Toronto Sceptres hit the ice for the first time together yesterday. Article content
Finding the PWHL broadcasts in Canada will be even easier in Year 2. Article content
By: Mike Ganter
Toronto's PWHL team has a year under its belt and have added more physicality to its lineup.
From Seattle and Vancouver to Quebec City, the league will host games all over North America looking to increase its reach.
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