Steve Ewen is a sports reporter for The Province and The Vancouver Sun, based in Vancouver, British Columbia. With a focus on local sports, Steve covers a range of topics including high school football, hockey, lacrosse, and more. He has also been featured in numerous other publications across Canada.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Steve Ewen's articles concentrate predominantly on local sports, particularly hockey and football, with a focus on Vancouver-based teams. His coverage includes event highlights and announcements related to the local sporting scene.
Given his emphasis on local sports events and team dynamics, Steve would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into the performance of individual players or teams from the Vancouver area. For example, offering exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches from these specific teams could capture his attention.
As Steve's geographic focus is primarily localized around British Columbia and Vancouver, content related to other regions might not align well with his coverage unless it directly relates to local team activities or has significant implications for the featured BC sports organizations.
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By: Steve Ewen
Busy WHL trade deadline brought questions galore and the stretch drive to the playoffs in the Western Conference will bring answers
By: Steve Ewen
The 33-year-old, who was forced to retire after being diagnosed with malignant hyperthermia, has signed a PTO with the Milwaukee Admirals.
To understand the connection Vancouver Canucks bench boss Rick Tocchet has with his junior coach, Terry Crisp, consider that Tocchet can still rattle
By: Steve Ewen
AD's job has been open since August and football has been on hiatus since April.
The four high school hoops' tournaments at the LEC this week include Blue Devils and Blue Jags, Sonics and Seahawks, and a team called the Albatros.
Brookswood Bobcats guard Jordyn Nohr, who's only in Grade 9, says of her behind-the-back pass: “I've done it before and it's one of my favourites. It makes the stands go crazy.”
This year's four provincial basketball tournaments get going Wednesday at the Langley Events Centre, with the finals slated for Saturday.
The LEC tournament is a prominent pro for a high school hoops world that's dealing with a shortage of coaches, the club game starting to clash and prep academies attracting top players
Vancouver Island's Spectrum and Dover Bay win at Quad A and Triple A, while West Vancouver's Collingwood takes Double A and Chilliwack's Unity Christian claims Single A
By: Steve Ewen
Elizabeth Irving is apparently liking the idea of group participation with the national anthem. Article content
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