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
Grey Cup-winning quarterbacking cohorts with the Ottawa REDBLACKS in 2016, they are also 1-2 in one statistical category with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
By: Rob Vanstone
Despite being decimated by injuries before and during the Labour Day Classic, the Saskatchewan Roughriders boasted the top-rated offensive line in Week 13 of the 2024 CFL season.
By: Rob Vanstone
Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Dohnte Meyers had a “Hey, I know you!” moment when a newcomer, Aubrey Miller Jr., was introduced to the team last month.
By: Rob Vanstone
Technically, Nick Wiebe became a pro football player the moment he signed a CFL contract with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
By: Rob Vanstone
Alumni of the University of Regina Rams and University of Saskatchewan Huskies don't always get along as amicably as Nick Wiebe and Jaxon Ford.
By: Rob Vanstone
Ron Lancaster was the Saskatchewan Roughriders' quarterback when they first visited the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in September to conclude a home-and-home set.
By: Rob Vanstone
WINNIPEG — Rare is the line of work in which someone is critiqued, at times indelicately, by a live audience that easily exceeds 30,000.
By: Rob Vanstone
WINNIPEG — Nearly 20 years ago, the Saskatchewan Roughriders were written off faster than my transmission-optional 1973 Mercury Montego.
By: Rob Vanstone
Six days after the Blue Bombers won 35-33 at Mosaic Stadium, Winnipeg completed a sweep of the two-game set by prevailing 26-21 at Princess Auto Stadium on Saturday.
By: Rob Vanstone
The Roughriders' winless string reached seven games (0-6-1) due to Saturday's 26-21 CFL loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Princess Auto Stadium.
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