Audio and Video - SPJN Class of 2009

During the second semester of the Sports Journalism Program students produce a radio show called ‘110% Sports’ and a television show called ‘The Sportswire’:

Follow the link and you can hear the work students in the Loyalist Sports Journalism Program produced for ‘110% Sports’:
110% Sports

Click on this link to watch ‘The Sportswire’:
The Sportswire

A day off? Not for Dalliday

A big shout out to Pete Dalliday who called his 1,000th consecutive hockey game as the play-by-play voice of the OHL’s Peterborough Petes on Nov. 30 in Saginaw.

Pete called his first game for The Kruz when it was still on the AM dial back on September 19. 1996.

Loyalist Basketball Live - Upcoming Broadcast Schedule

Listen to Loyalist College Basketball Live on 91X FM and hear our Sports Journalism students at their best!

http://www.91x.fm/

Read more for the full 2010 schedule!

Fall Field Trip to Toronto

The SPJNs had a chance to hobnob and to check out the hot seats at several Toronto media outlets during their recent field trip.

First stop: The Score. While there, the SPJNs caught up Scott Winters. He’s the HD studio supervisor at The Score. Scott’s a 1999 graduate of Loyalist’s TV program. Greg Sansone, vice-president of production and programming at The Score, also made time for a chat.

(Class of 2010 visits The Score)

Matt Westcott’s extraordinary adventure

A 30-minute documentary film on snowboarding directed and co-produced by Loyalist Sports Journalism student Matt Westcott has gone global.

The film is called Extra.Ordinary. In November, it earned runner-up honours in the Radical Reel category at the Banff Film Festival in Alberta. And the film was subsequently chosen for the Banff Festival’s World Tour.

2009 Grad heading to Sportsnet

Greg Warren has landed a job at Sportsnet in Toronto.

(Greg Warren pictured with Isiah Thomas - 1995)

A graduate of the inaugural SPJN class in June 2009, Greg starts at Sportsnet December 7. As a Broadcast Associate, he’ll be cutting highlights packages and writing scripts for the sports anchors.

During Greg’s first foray into post-secondary education, he studied criminology.

Preparing Sports Journalists for the Future

The emphasis of our program is on sports broadcasting (television and radio), although students receive instruction in writing for the print and online media. Students develop skills in interviewing, hosting, editing, shooting and researching and get plenty of practical experience.