Randy Pascal is a local journalist based in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada. With a focus on sports reporting, Randy has contributed articles to various publications including The Chronicle, The Cochrane Times, Sudbury Star, and many others. His work covers a range of sports events and highlights the achievements and stories of local athletes.
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Randy Pascal's coverage is highly focused on local sports events in the Sudbury and Ontario area, particularly curling, hockey, and general sports news. Given this focus, he may be most responsive to pitches centered around local sporting events or stories featuring individuals from the Elliot Lake region of Ontario.
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By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy recaps SDSSAA senior, junior championship games
By: Randy Pascal
'I thought we played hard here, for the most part,' Sudbury coach Scott Barney says
Laurentian University PhD student Charles Fink has practiced karate for much of his life, but now he is turning his love of the martial arts discipline into his thesis
By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy rounds up latest provincial championship
The 44th annual event will see some of the best U18 players hit the ice
By: Randy Pascal
“There was a time when …” Article content For the good folks who have launched themselves into the task of rebuilding youth curling
A thumping of the visiting Bobkats served a number of purposes — though taking it slow was not particularly high on that list
By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy rounds up 44th edition of tournament
It's always nice to win a tournament, but it's even nicer when that tournament is being played in your home town
By: Randy Pascal
Division I basketball might well be somewhat more finely-tuned in terms of pure on-court skills in Sudbury, but when it came to the drama and
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