Rob Vanstone is a sports editor with a focus on local sports in Canada, particularly in Saskatchewan and Regina. He has written for various publications, including the Regina Leader-Post and has covered a wide range of sports, with a particular emphasis on the Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club.
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Rob Vanstone predominantly covers sports, particularly Canadian football and the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories within these themes. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to interviews related to ongoing games, player performances, coaching changes, or significant events in Canadian football and especially regarding the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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By: Rob Vanstone
A three-game winning streak — one that includes back-to-back Canada West playoff victories — has propelled the Rams into Saturday's Mitchell Bowl against the Laval Rouge et Or.
By: Rob Vanstone
In a half-century since the CFL first presented its Most Outstanding Defensive Player award, only two recipients have emanated from the secondary.
By: Rob Vanstone
“I would advise anybody who's looking to become a head coach for the first time to have Trevor Harris as your quarterback,” Mace told reporters on Sunday when asked to reflect on his rookie year as the Saskatchewan Roughriders' field boss.
By: Rob Vanstone
Dean and Lorie Tatlow are the proud owners of Grey Cup rings. Wedding rings, in their case. They met at the 1995 Grey Cup Festival in Regina and were married 2½ years later.
By: Rob Vanstone
The Saskatchewan Roughriders' seven-point improvement resonated with No. 7. “This organization is in great hands,” quarterback Trevor Harris stated. “The future is super bright for this organization.”
By: Rob Vanstone
I failed math in Grades 9, 12, 11 and 10, so my struggles with the following calculation are real.
By: Rob Vanstone
The good name of Nick Arbuckle, already ingrained in the minds of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, will soon be engraved on the Grey Cup.
By: Rob Vanstone
Jeremy O'Day met with the media on Thursday to review the Saskatchewan Roughriders' 2024 season and look to the future.
By: Rob Vanstone
The latter landmark occurred at REAL District's Ag Ex Pavilion, shortly after the Saskatchewan Roughriders' head coach had kicked off Canada's largest livestock exhibition by performing the traditional Burning of the Brand.
By: Rob Vanstone
Ajou Ajou was go, go, go at the 2024 Grey Cup Festival. From the moment he arrived in Vancouver, the 22-year-old Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver relished his role as a CFL social media intern.
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