Zachary Gates is an Olympic and Paralympic Games Reporter at Wide World of Sports. With a strong focus on athletics and a passion for covering all Olympic and Paralympic sports, he has reported on a variety of competitive sports, including cricket, rugby league, Australian rules football, and tennis. Zachary has been featured in notable outlets such as The Daily Review, MSN, and Nine Digital.
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Zachary Gates focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in Australia and Melbourne. His articles often cover events, evolving stories, and controversies related to the Olympics, cricket, Australian sports, athlete transfers and other relevant topics.
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In comeback from injury-ravaged run
Zachary Gates Nina Kennedy is full of “mongrel”. She's said that, and proved it, time and again throughout her illustrious pole vault career.
Heaps praise on Daley
Zachary Gates Billy Slater says he still doesn't know if he'll coach Queensland next year but admits the job “would be hard to walk away from”.
Zachary Gates Essendon are facing the prospect of copping a $50,000 fine after young guns Sullivan Robey and Angus Clarke were cited for umpire contact.
‘It’s just a feeling I have’
Zachary Gates Paul Gallen has warned clubs against signing the PNG-bound Jarome Luai for 2027, declaring they would be opening their doors to the Chiefs ' “No.1 recruitment officer”.
‘Can’t speak that way’
Zachary Gates Gold Coast CEO Mark Evans has walked back eyebrow-raising comments made by Damien Hardwick , who effectively conceded the club was no longer a chance of playing finals footy this season
Suns release statement
