David Zammit, SPJN class of 2015, is also a graduate of Loyalist’s Photojournalism program. David recently did some studio shots of Jayvon Lake, a key player for the past two seasons on Loyalist’s basketball team.
Jayvon is a student in the three-year journalism program. He’s also won medals at the past two International Taekwon-do Federation world championships.
You can check out other photos by David Zammit at: http://www.dzammitphotography.ca/#14
Preparing students for jobs in radio and TV as well as print and on-line journalism
Friday, April 24, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Want to parlay your passion for sport into a career?
Come visit Loyalist College and get the scoop on our one-year, post-grad Sports Journalism program.
You’re invited to Loyalist’s Open House on Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
It’s a great chance to meet with faculty and students; tour the campus; learn about financial aid options; and enter a draw to win prizes, including a $1,000 bursary towards your Loyalist College tuition.
If you visit, you can tour the on-campus residences, or take a bus tour of the city of Belleville. (Trips leave campus at 11 a.m. and at noon.)
It’s not too late to apply for admission to the Sports Journalism program. Can’t visit on Saturday? Contact Prof. Mary Jollimore, the program coordinator, at mjollimore@loyalistc.on.ca to arrange a visit on a day that’s more convenient for you.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Andrea Blackwell is a true pioneer of women's basketball in Canada
Long before the Women's National Basketball Association was formed in 1996, there was Andrea Blackwell. No exactly a household name, but one of the best female basketball players of her era.
Blackwell helped Canada to a bronze medal at the 1986 world championship in the Soviet Union and was on the squad that finished fourth at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
With no elite, organized league in North America in the 1980s, Blackwell spent a dozen years playing in professional women's leagues in Italy, Belgium and Greece. Her final Olympic appearance for Canada was at the 1996 Olympics.
After her playing days were over, Blackwell coached at Bishop's University in Quebec and St. Lawrence College in Kingston. That's where Allison Forbes caught up with Blackwell for this feature-length interview in part two of our women in sports series.
Blackwell helped Canada to a bronze medal at the 1986 world championship in the Soviet Union and was on the squad that finished fourth at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
With no elite, organized league in North America in the 1980s, Blackwell spent a dozen years playing in professional women's leagues in Italy, Belgium and Greece. Her final Olympic appearance for Canada was at the 1996 Olympics.
After her playing days were over, Blackwell coached at Bishop's University in Quebec and St. Lawrence College in Kingston. That's where Allison Forbes caught up with Blackwell for this feature-length interview in part two of our women in sports series.
Friday, March 20, 2015
Hayley Wickenheiser recovering from foot surgery, but eyeing the 2018 Olympics
Hayley Wickenheiser is one of Canada's most celebrated athletes.
She grew up in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, playing hockey on a backyard rink tended by her father. By age 15, Wickenheiser was named to Canada's national women's hockey team. In the 21 years since then, she has played at 12 world championships, winning seven gold and give silver.
Wickenheiser has competed at every Olympic Winter Games since women's hockey made its debut in 1998. She has four Olympic gold medals and one silver. She also was a member of Canada's softball team at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
In 2014, Wickenheiser was inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame and voted as an athlete representative to the International Olympic Committee. "It's very strange and interesting," Wickenheiser says of being an IOC member. "It's a big machine with lots of moving parts."
In part one of a two-part radio series on women in sport, Kendall Vander Veen spoke with Wickenheiser by phone from Calgary. Wickenheiser will miss the women's world hockey championship in Malmo, Sweden, March 28 to April 4 because she's recovering from foot surgery.
But Wickenheiser, who's now 36, says she hopes to compete at the Winter Olympics one more time in 2018.
She grew up in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, playing hockey on a backyard rink tended by her father. By age 15, Wickenheiser was named to Canada's national women's hockey team. In the 21 years since then, she has played at 12 world championships, winning seven gold and give silver.
Wickenheiser has competed at every Olympic Winter Games since women's hockey made its debut in 1998. She has four Olympic gold medals and one silver. She also was a member of Canada's softball team at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
In 2014, Wickenheiser was inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame and voted as an athlete representative to the International Olympic Committee. "It's very strange and interesting," Wickenheiser says of being an IOC member. "It's a big machine with lots of moving parts."
In part one of a two-part radio series on women in sport, Kendall Vander Veen spoke with Wickenheiser by phone from Calgary. Wickenheiser will miss the women's world hockey championship in Malmo, Sweden, March 28 to April 4 because she's recovering from foot surgery.
But Wickenheiser, who's now 36, says she hopes to compete at the Winter Olympics one more time in 2018.
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Vander Veen Scores CBC Job
Kendall Vander Veen - Kitchener Rangers
Intermediate A Women's Hockey
Photo courtesy of Joel Vander Veen
|
Kendall
Vander Veen, who’ll graduate from SPJN in June, has been hired to work
for the CBC during the network’s coverage of the Pan American Games.
Kendall will be working with the CBC crew at the indoor volleyball venue.
The
PanAm Games are a quadrennial multi-sport competition for countries in
the Americas. Toronto and several southern Ontario cities will be
hosting the Games July 10 to 26.
Friday, March 13, 2015
Belleville Bulls Sold - Exclusive Interview and Talktagon
After 34 seasons in the city, the OHL Belleville Bulls are moving to Hamilton.
Loyalist Sports Journalism's Adam Bradshaw spoke with the team’s owner Gord Simmonds Thursday night at the Yardmen Arena.
Simmonds said keeping the Bulls in Belleville was “untenable” and talks with the city to come up with funding for a new, bigger arena were unsuccessful. The Yardmen Arena is one of the smallest in the Ontario Hockey League.
Simmonds said he informed players of the decision at Thursday’s practice.
Simmonds, the team’s majority owner for 10 years, will remain as a minority owner after the team moves to Hamilton.
The sale of the Belleville Bulls is also the major topic on today's edition of The Talktagon. Josh Burton, Allison Forbes and Andrew McCormack discuss the impact of the team moving, plus an outstanding performance in the NBA and March Madness.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or by going directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Friday, March 6, 2015
Breaking it Down Talktagon Style
Adam Bradshaw, Kendall Vander Veen and Mark Jones |
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or by going directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Behind the Scenes Interviews on 110% Sports
Jordan Subban's Twitter Profile Picture |
Lancers volleyball player Kyle Warriner. The 1st year nursing student became a member of the varsity team, almost by accident. But he won't be back.
Loyalist women's basketball star rookie, Leticia Lopez proves basketball is her life as she plans on how to improve her game for the Lancers this summer.
110% Sports is a feature interview program produced by Loyalist College Sports Journalism Students and is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Friday, February 27, 2015
The Talktagon - February 27th Edition
The Talktagon crew tackles the Loyalist women's basketball playoff game, the Derrick Rose injury, the NHL trade deadline and the Jays big loss at spring training.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or by going directly to SoundCloud to listen.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or by going directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Playoff Game Broadcast
Loyalist Sports Journalism students will be broadcasting live from the gym at the college on Saturday as the Loyalist women's basketball team takes on Niagara in a win and you're in match. The winner of the game will advance to the Ontario Colleges Atheltic Association (OCAA) playoffs.
The Niagara Knights lead the west division of the OCAA. Both teams enter the game on a high note. In their last regular season game, The Lancers defeated Durham Lords 55 to 51. The Knights beat the Sheridan Bruins 60 to 50 and have won six of their past seven games.
The basketball broadcast will start at 1:50 p.m., Saturday, February 28th on 91X-FM
The Niagara Knights lead the west division of the OCAA. Both teams enter the game on a high note. In their last regular season game, The Lancers defeated Durham Lords 55 to 51. The Knights beat the Sheridan Bruins 60 to 50 and have won six of their past seven games.
The basketball broadcast will start at 1:50 p.m., Saturday, February 28th on 91X-FM
110% Armour Clad with Parker next to Bignell
The February 26th edition of 110% Sports features interviews with Cobourg Cougars captain Connor Armour, Loyalist Volleyball captain Amy Parker and Adam Bignell of the Belleville Bulls.
110% Sports is a feature interview program produced by Loyalist College Sports Journalism Students and is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go
directly to SoundCloud to listen.
110% Sports is a feature interview program produced by Loyalist College Sports Journalism Students and is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go
directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Mi Casa Es Tu Casa and You Are Invited
Liam McGuire and Danny Wright doing basketball play-by-play |
Loyalist College is hosting two spring Open House sessions on: Saturday, March 14, and
Saturday, April 25.
If you visit, you can enter a draw that’ll take
place at the end of each event for a chance to win a
$1,000 bursary towards your Loyalist College tuition.
Faculty will be available to talk about the Sports Journalism program. You can tour the campus, visit the sports
dome, on-campus residences, and check out the Digital
Media Centre and our radio and TV facilities.
We’d love to see then. Meantime, please feel free
to contact Sports Journalism program coordinator Mary
Jollimore if you have any questions about our program. (mjollimore@loyalistc.on.ca)
Friday, February 13, 2015
The Talktagon - Friday the 13th Edition
David Zammit, Harold Adigwe and Kyle Venema |
The Talktagon crew breaks down what's wrong with the Loyalist men's basketball team, talks about Belleville's chances of making the OHL playoffs, checks out the action in the OJHL and discusses the FA Cup.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or by going directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Over the Legal Limit for Amateur Sport
110% Sports puts amateur athletes in the spotlight.
You'll meet Lancers soccer player Steph Young, men's basketball guard Jesse Cassista and a Belleville high school hockey player who is making her mark in women's hockey.
110% Sports is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go
directly to SoundCloud to listen.
You'll meet Lancers soccer player Steph Young, men's basketball guard Jesse Cassista and a Belleville high school hockey player who is making her mark in women's hockey.
110% Sports is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go
directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Sirius About Hockey
Mick Kern talks with Andrew McCormack and Mark Jones |
Mick Kern hosts The War Room on Sirius XM NHL Network Radio.
Kern visited with Journalism Students at Loyalist College on Friday, February 6 and took time to sit down with Sports Journalism students Andrew McCormack and Mark Jones to discuss his job and his passion, the NHL.
You can hear the interview by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player or by going directly to SoundCloud.
Deadline Driven
The NHL trade deadline tops the February 6th edition of The Talktagon.
Adam Bradshaw, Mark Jones and Allison Forbes gathered around the octagonal table to talk hockey, Lancers Basketball and Lancers Volleyball.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Athlete Profiles on 110% Sports
110% Sports introduces you to three Loyalist Varsity athletes with one on one interviews. You will meet soccer player Stephanie Semark, volleyball player Jose Breese and basketball player Kurstyn Hammerton.
110% Sports is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
110% Sports is heard Thursday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
QNet News Features Sports Journalism
Kyle Venema and Josh Burton host QNet News |
Sports Journalism students Kyle Venema and Josh Burton hosted the all-sports edition of QNet News on Wednesday, February 4th.
The TV program featured stories on the playoff prospects for Loyalist basketball teams; a profile of athlete Leticia Lopez; and a story on a horse called Archie whose brother won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in 2002.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Super Talktagon
They've got their balls fully inflated as The Talktagon takes on the biggest sports event in the United States of America. Yes, they do choose the winner of the Lombardy Trophy.
Josh Burton, Andrew McCormack and Kendall Vander Veen discuss who is hot and who is not in the NHL
The Talktagion crew also takes a quick look at the men's and women's Loyalist Lancers basketball games that air live on 91X-FM on Saturday, January 31st.
Josh Burton, Andrew McCormack and Kendall Vander Veen discuss who is hot and who is not in the NHL
The Talktagion crew also takes a quick look at the men's and women's Loyalist Lancers basketball games that air live on 91X-FM on Saturday, January 31st.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Friday, January 23, 2015
The Talktagon - Always Inflated to League Standards
The January 23rd edition of The Talktagon features an NHL report card at the All-star break, who is hot and who is not in the NBA and a parting shot at the Deflatriot scandal.
Under-inflated footballs are not the hot topic for Ryan Buza, Muller Kalala and Bryan Tobin as they enter The Talktagon.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Under-inflated footballs are not the hot topic for Ryan Buza, Muller Kalala and Bryan Tobin as they enter The Talktagon.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Friday, January 16, 2015
The Talktagon from A to Z
The Talktagon from Adigwe to Zammit with a whole lot of Venema in between.
Kyle Venema hosts Harold Adigwe and David Zammit for Sports Talk on 91X-FM. They cover everything from Loyalist Varsity sports to Premier League soccer.
The Talktagon is is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Kyle Venema hosts Harold Adigwe and David Zammit for Sports Talk on 91X-FM. They cover everything from Loyalist Varsity sports to Premier League soccer.
The Talktagon is is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Meet the Athletes on 110% Sports
Meet Loyalist Volleyball player Jillian Robinson, Darren Morgan of Loyalist Rugby and Shelby Johnson of Loyalist Varsity Basketball.
110% Sports presents features interviews with the athletes.
110% Sports is produced by Loyalist Sports Journalism students.
It airs on 91X-FM on Thursday at 2:30pm.
Listen by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player or go directly to SoundCloud.
110% Sports presents features interviews with the athletes.
110% Sports is produced by Loyalist Sports Journalism students.
It airs on 91X-FM on Thursday at 2:30pm.
Listen by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player or go directly to SoundCloud.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Accidental Journalists
Sports Journalism professors Mary Jollimore and Tony Orr say it was serendipity that resulted in them pursuing careers in sports journalism.
Josh Burton and Adam Bradshaw interview their professors to get the inside story on their careers for this special edition of The Talktatgon.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
Josh Burton and Adam Bradshaw interview their professors to get the inside story on their careers for this special edition of The Talktatgon.
The Talktagon is heard Friday at 2:30pm on 91X FM.
You can also hear the podcast by clicking on this blog post to reveal the SoundCloud player - or go directly to SoundCloud to listen.
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