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
Adam Korsak, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' Australian-born punter, can unload some boomers when the circumstances dictate.
By: Rob Vanstone
Darian Durant sat beside the gentleman who pulled off the Doubles Steal — a transformative trade that brought two future Grey Cup-winning quarterbacks to the Saskatchewan Roughriders — and reflected on a remarkable run.
By: Rob Vanstone
The Saskatchewan Roughriders did not win a Grey Cup while Roy Shivers was the general manager. But, beyond his tenure, they celebrated championships because he was here.
By: Rob Vanstone
Ideally, the Saskatchewan Roughriders will be clicking on and off the field. As in: “Click, click, boom! ”
By: Rob Vanstone
A.J. Ouellette, who has been known to embrace a superhero persona while good-naturedly brandishing a replica Thor hammer, is to return to the Saskatchewan Roughriders' lineup today against the B.C. Lions (5 p.m., Mosaic Stadium).
By: Rob Vanstone
The Saskatchewan Roughriders scored on the opening play from scrimmage — on a 48-yard interception return by A.J. Allen — and never looked back en route to defeating the B.C. Lions 39-8 before 28,683 eyewitnesses at Mosaic Stadium on Saturday night.
By: Rob Vanstone
He sat disconsolately on the floor, leaning on the few inches of concrete that separated a hallway from the Saskatchewan Roughriders' locker room, after a 26-21 CFL loss to the host Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sept. 7.
By: Rob Vanstone
A mere 65 seconds into Saturday's CFL game at Mosaic Stadium, linebacker A.J. Allen lit the fuse for the Saskatchewan Roughriders by scoring on a 48-yard interception return.
By: Rob Vanstone
Not too long ago, Joe Couch was someone to contact if you needed an insurance policy. Now he is an insurance policy.
By: Rob Vanstone
Trevor Harris leads all playoff-bound pivots in payoff pitches. That stat is especially impressive when you consider that the Saskatchewan Roughriders' signal-caller missed 6½ games with a knee injury.
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