Mike Sawatzky is a Sports Reporter at Winnipeg Free Press. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and local favorites like hockey and basketball, while also addressing issues related to animals and animal cruelty. Mike's work has been featured in The Welland Tribune, The Brandon Sun, and Winnipeg Free Press.
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Mike's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly volleyball and hockey, with an emphasis on high school and university-level competitions. Given this focus, those looking to reach out to him should consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in these specific sporting events in Manitoba.
Potential sources could include coaches, players, or administrators from the mentioned sports teams or leagues who can provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge about the highlighted events. Additionally, experts in youth sports development may also find a receptive audience when reaching out to Mike Sawatzky.
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Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
By: Mike Sawatzky
It’s an image of Dean Jago many will cherish. The impish grin and a friendly greeting, usually delivered by way of a nickname — often a clever sports or movie reference — he had concocted just for you...
By: Mike Sawatzky
In September, a mere six years after a mountain biking accident made her a paraplegic, Leanne Taylor won a bronze medal in the triathlon at the Paralympics in Paris. Taylor’s next four years could be even more ambitious.
Six weeks can seem like a long time in the life of a college basketball player. For Simon Hildebrandt, who transferred from Canada to North Carolina in August to pursue his dream of playing NCAA Divis...
Jazmin Birch and Jennifer Kallon may be the future of the U of W women’s basketball program but they are already firmly entrenched in the present. The 19-year-old Winnipeggers, both sophomores, were p...
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
By: Mike Sawatzky
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
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