Rob Vanstone is a Sports Editor at various esteemed publications including the Regina Leader-Post and Calgary Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, professional athletics, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular emphasis on hockey and football in Canada, especially in Saskatchewan. Rob's insights and articles have been featured in numerous outlets, including the Montreal Gazette and the Edmonton Journal.
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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
The Saskatchewan Roughriders' centre savoured an eye-opening journey earlier this month when he visited small, isolated communities in our province and spent time with students as part of the 24 th annual Santa in the North excursion.
By: Rob Vanstone
Former Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive lineman Barry Aldag, who inspired and encouraged his younger brother Roger to play football, passed away on Tuesday in Swift Current at age 79.
By: Rob Vanstone
The 2024 season was one of significant progress for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, who returned to the CFL playoffs after a two-year absence. Jeremy O'Day (Vice-President of Football Operations and General Manager) and Corey Mace (Head Coach/Defensive Co-ordinator) played primary roles in building and fielding a team that finished second in the West Division and earned a home playoff game — one that ended with a Saskatchewan victory. With the Roughriders having moved the needle in 2024, President-CEO Craig Reynolds assesses this past season and looks ahead to 2025.
By: Rob Vanstone
The love in my wife's voice was unmistakable when, upon noticing her undeserving husband's descent into yet another statistical rabbit hole, she cooed: “You are a nerd.”
By: Rob Vanstone
The Saskatchewan Roughriders were first in takeaways during the 2024 CFL season. That is a natural starting point, then, as the first of 10 takeaways from a year of progress.
By: Rob Vanstone
Green and White highlights from 2024 were not restricted to touchdowns, tackles and triumphs.
By: Rob Vanstone
Legendary linebacker Wally Dempsey, whose fumble recovery set up the Saskatchewan Roughriders' second touchdown in their first Grey Cup win, is being remembered for excellence on and off the football field.
By: Rob Vanstone
Now that 2025 has arrived, let's look ahead to several days on which we can look back.
By: Rob Vanstone
TRIVIA QUESTION: Who caught Steve Sarkisian's final CFL touchdown pass? CLUE (if needed): The recipient of Sarkisian's seven-yard scoring strike also had the distinction of catching a TD pass from Doug Flutie.
By: Rob Vanstone
Welcome to the inaugural Riderville.com U.S. college football rankings! The objective of this exercise is to determine which American schools have sent the most players to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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