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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Leylah Fernandez salvaged a victory for Canada on Wednesday night to become the lone Canadian singles player left at the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
The National Bank Open presented by Rogers enters the round of 32 on Thursday in Toronto and Montreal.
After seven consecutive games on the road, the Toronto Argonauts have every right to be excited for their home opener on Thursday night. The team survived a gruelling start to the schedule and now hopes to make a playoff push.
By: Mike Koreen
TORONTO — They were lined up at least six or seven deep on the one open side of a small practice court in hopes of getting a glimpse of the woman taking tennis by storm.
By: Mike Koreen
Elena Rybakina just keeps fighting at the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
It's time for the final four. The semifinals are on tap Wednesday at the National Bank Open presented by Rogers in Montreal and Toronto.
A so-so start to the season has Blue Bombers fans pondering whether this core's best days are behind it. Sportsnet's Mike Koreen explores that and more in his weekly scan of the league's landscape.
The enthusiasm for the World Cup in Toronto seemed to carry over to the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
TORONTO — The “Iga, Iga, Iga” chants started after the third point of the match. They just kept coming on Thursday night as Iga Swiatek completed a long-awaited return to top form.
Tre Ford has bounced between starting quarterback and backup for all five of his CFL seasons. On Saturday, the dynamic Canadian just might get another chance to grab hold of a No. 1 job. Mike Koreen sets it up.
