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Alex McComb
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Associate Producer, CBC Sports
London, Ottawa, Toronto
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Biography
With over five years of editorial experience, I am a senior editor at 49 Sports, Canada's leading digital platform for university sports news and analysis. I create engaging multimedia content, covering stories from across the country, with a focus on football. I also co-host a weekly radio show, Sticks & Balls, on CHRW 94.9 FM, where I share my insights and opinions on the latest sports topics. As a former national champion student-athlete and an award-winning student journalist, I have a unique perspective and passion for sports storytelling. I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Journalism at Western University, where I also earned a BA in Kinesiology and a Certificate in Professional Communication. I aim to use my skills and knowledge to inform, inspire and entertain sports fans, while also mentoring the next generation of journalists and leaders.
Football , Athlete , Human Interest Stories
I don't cover topics about health, natural sciences, and technology.
Content
By Alex McComb Verified| CBC Sports Verified SportsWith less than 50 days until the Olympic cauldron is lit in the French capital, Kayla Alexander said she's going to Paris with a mentality of determining her own fate. Veteran from Milton, Ont., enters her 2nd Summer Games after dramatic qualifierAlex McComb · CBC Sports · Posted: Jun 14, 2024 9:05 AM EDT | Last Updated: 6 minutes agoKayla Alexander, seen at the 2023 FIBA Women's AmeriCup in León, Mexico last July, will help lead Canada's Olympic women's basketball team in Paris 2024.
By Alex McComb Verified| CBC Sports Verified Olympics·NewParis 2024’s organizing committee, with the support of the International Olympic Committee, is promising to deliver a more sustainable Olympic and Paralympic Games by halving previous Games’ carbon footprint and controlling the events’ climate impact.
By Alex McComb Verified| CBC Sports Verified Paralympics Summer Wheelchair Rugby·New Canada lost to France, 53-46, on Friday, pushing its record down to 1-2 at the Wheelchair Rugby Canada Cup in Richmond, B.C. Canadians next play undefeated Japan, winless Great Britain on Saturday Alex McComb · CBC Sports · Posted: Jun 07, 2024 8:30 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 minute ago Toronto's Travis Murao, seen during the gold-medal game of the Paris Paralympic qualifying tournament in March, is on the Canadian wheelchair rugby team that is looking...
Company Info
CBC Sports
Central Buckeye Conference