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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By: Zachary Gates
‘I’ll tell you why they want me to come back’
Zachary Gates Paul Gallen has made an extraordinary claim about No Limit Boxing and Nelson Asofa-Solomona , while denying reports he is in
Broncos coach grilled on ugly Reynolds drama
Zachary Gates Olympic sprinter Calab Law, one of Australia's gold medal-winning relay heroes at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games , has taken his career in a new direction after getting back to business in Brisbane.
‘I think league is the right path for me’
Zachary Gates Rugby league has landed a fresh blow in the code wars, with the Perth Bears poaching a rising star from rugby union.
By: Zachary Gates
‘It hurts’
Zachary Gates World champion high jumper Nicola Olyslagers returned to her winning ways in Zurich on Friday (AEST) as young guns Torrie Lewis and Cameron Myers scored podium finishes of their own.
‘Me as a person is so valuable regardless’
‘That’d be the first fun thing I buy’
