Randy Pascal is a journalist at the Sudbury Star. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business side of the sports industry. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Fort Saskatchewan Record, Ottawa Citizen, and the Regina Leader-Post.
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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.
Pitch suggestions can include coverage of notable achievements by local athletes or teams in these specific sports. Additionally, offering expert commentary on key developments within the regional sporting community could also capture his attention.
Given Randy's expertise in covering these specific areas, providing unique insights into emerging trends or standout performances within Elliot Lake's sporting scene could increase the likelihood of engagement with your pitch.
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Pascal on the Pitch: Action in the SDSSAA senior boys premier league is well underway
‘We all kind of agreed that we were the better team’
That Sudbury Sports Guy: Delving into Sudbury’s most impressive and long-standing records
In October 2025, pitcher Braiden Paul cut off parts of two fingers on this throwing hand, but with surgery and dedication to the game he loves, the 18-year-old is back in action
By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy: Physicality, versatility to be hallmarks of Sudbury varsity football crew
Nickel City Nostalgia: Far past his playing days, Sudbury native and former Olympian still keeps himself busy in the sport
By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy: No fewer than 33 records fall at 2026 city championships
By: Randy Pascal
That Sudbury Sports Guy: Laurentian University alumnus Lucas Jones is first to finish full marathon
Pascal on the Pitch: City championship finals decided by slimmest of margins
That Sudbury Sports Guy: Nickel City student-athletes carry city success forward to NOSSA
