Mike Koreen is a Senior Editor at BVM Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including team sports and major league tournaments. His insights and expertise have also been featured in Sportsnet.
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Mike Koreen's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly events such as the Canadian Football League (CFL), Grey Cup, and specific teams like the Blue Bombers and Alouettes. His articles also cover broader topics in sports, including basketball and baseball.
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Nathan Rourke became the first Canadian quarterback to win the CFL's most outstanding player award since Russ Jackson in 1969 thanks to his exceptional play last season.
By: Mike Koreen
Davis Alexander just won’t lose in the regular season.The impressive Alouettes QB improved his career regular-season record to 12-0 by leading his team to a come-from-behind victory in overtime over the Tiger-Cats in the CFL season opener.
With its commissioner entering his third season on the job and a new development landscape helping create much-increased interest in roster spots, the OHL would like another shot to grow its footprint.
By: Mike Koreen
Mike Miller has been lucky enough to be around many influential people in football during a 30-year coaching career. The new Toronto Argonauts head coach learned some of his most valuable lessons working for legendary Steelers bench boss Bill Cowher.
One of the clear trends of the ever-changing junior and college hockey landscape is a surge of American players coming to the 61 teams in the QMJHL, OHL and WHL.
By: Mike Koreen
Ryder Fetterolf, who checked in at five-foot-11.5 (but might still be growing), can't hide the fact that he's not a giant. However, that doesn't mean the Ottawa 67's star is willing to take a back seat to any other goaltender eligible to be taken in the draft later this month.
Mike Davis remembers the conversation like it was yesterday. The Vegas Knight Hawks head coach was a big fan of Justin Rankin in the tight-knit
Saginaw Spirit star Nikita Klepov moved to Pennsylvania from Russia prior to entering the junior ranks. The early exposure to North America, while working with a Russian-trained coach, helped Klepov become a first-round prospect for this year's NHL Draft.
Dave Randall saw the potential in Tommy Bleyl from a very young age. His love of performing and his ability to showcase drills to other players.
