Scott Radley is a journalist based in Hamilton, Ontario, focusing on local sports and community stories. With his work appearing in The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, and Toronto Star, Scott covers a range of topics including athlete profiles, event coverage, and commentary on local issues.
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Scott Radley's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and other athletics in the region. He also focuses on local events and announcements related to city policies. If you're looking to pitch a story or provide commentary, consider topics such as developments in local sports teams (especially the Tiger-Cats), changes to athletic events in Ontario, or insights into city policies that may impact sports or athletics within Hamilton. Keep your pitches focused on these specific areas with a clear tie-in to Scott's established coverage focus.
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By: Scott Radley
The post-season may be out of reach, but Friday's matchup with Calgary still matters, team says. By Scott Radley Reporter
By: Scott Radley
Mitchell reaches 5,000-yard mark in lopsided win over Calgary
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Jade Kovacevic inks a deal with Northern Super League
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You'd have a hard time finding a more-compelling backstory for a legendary athlete By Scott Radley Reporter ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Hamilton is the first team since 1962 to have the CFL's best offence and miss the playoffs. By Scott Radley Reporter
First post-season matchup in five years is against powerhouse Western in London
By: Scott Radley
Bo Levi Mitchell sets franchise single-season passing record in loss to Ottawa Redblacks.
As players and coaches head home for the off-season, they say they know what has to be different in 2025. Start fast. Period, Scott Radley writes.
By: Scott Radley
Andrea Horwath directs staff to find ways to keep next year's budget from growing too large to help those facing tough times, Scott Radley writes.
Staff report predicts slightly lower increase than had been expected — but similar bumps coming for years
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