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On-air talent

Broadcasters

The Sports in 60 desk — anchors and hosts across Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle, Chicago, and Sydney, from the World Sports bulletin to Canucks and Flames morning talk, NFL and NHL weekly previews, MLB West, basketball, golf, and tennis.

  • Brook Jamieson in the Sports in 60 Seattle studio

    Seattle

    Brook Jamieson

    MLB & West Coast baseball desk

    Baseball / MLB West

    Brook Jamieson runs the MLB and West Coast baseball desk for Sports in 60 from Seattle. She tracks the Pacific and West divisions — late scores from the coast, pitching changes that rewrite a series, and the trade-deadline noise that doesn’t wait for Eastern mornings.

    Her lane sits apart from the bulletin and the football beat: diamond-first updates with a West Coast clock. Expect clean reads on standings pressure, call-ups, and the overnight box scores that matter before the next first pitch.

  • Allison Jensen in the Sports in 60 Toronto studio

    Toronto

    Allison Jensen

    Lead Toronto anchor · World Sports in 60

    World Sports bulletin

    Allison Jensen anchors the World Sports in 60 bulletin from Toronto — the daily global briefing that compresses the biggest stories into about a minute. She sets the pace for the multi-sport desk: clear reads, tight priorities, and a calm hand when the wire is crowded.

    Based in Toronto, she covers the full board — soccer, tennis, golf, and the overnight league noise that lands before most of North America is awake. Listeners know her for a measured tone that still moves: headlines first, context when it earns the seconds.

  • Kate Parker with a mic in the Sports in 60 studio

    Toronto

    Kate Parker

    NFL color · U.S. pro sports desk

    Football / U.S. pro sports

    Kate Parker is color on the Friday NFL Weekly Preview and the Sunday-night NHL Weekly Preview with Wes Cole, and on the weekday Flames Morning Show. From Toronto she tracks the league week and the hockey desk — injury reports, roster noise, and the storylines that travel — then turns them into sharp, listen-once updates.

    Her lane stays complementary to the bulletin: deeper football and hockey context when the desk needs a dedicated voice. Expect roster clarity, no fluff, and a delivery built for fans who already know the score and want the next beat.

  • Jay Robertson in the Sports in 60 Vancouver studio with Canucks memorabilia

    Vancouver

    Jay Robertson

    Host · Canucks Morning Show

    Vancouver Canucks / hockey

    Jay Robertson hosts the Canucks Morning Show out of Vancouver — the daily hockey talk drop with Mac before the commute. He runs the Canucks desk: last night’s game, roster noise, and the Pacific Division chatter that fills a Vancouver morning.

    On Sports in 60 he keeps the energy high and the segments tight — hot takes, Around the NHL, listener texts, and rapid fire. If it matters to Canucks fans before coffee cools, Jay’s already on it.

  • Madison Saunders with a Sports in 60 mic in the studio

    Chicago

    Madison Saunders

    NBA & basketball desk

    Basketball / NBA · WNBA

    Madison Saunders runs the basketball desk for Sports in 60 from Chicago — NBA nights, WNBA storylines, and the trade-and-injury chatter that moves a season between tips. She keeps the read fast when the wire is loud and clear when one game rewrites the standings.

    Her lane sits beside the bulletin, not inside it: deeper hardwood context for fans who already know the final and want the next beat — rotations, load management noise, and the conference races that don’t sleep.

  • Sarah Thompson with a Sports in 60 mic in the studio

    Sydney

    Sarah Thompson

    Golf & tennis desk

    Golf · tennis

    Sarah Thompson runs the golf and tennis desk for Sports in 60 from Sydney — majors week, tour stopovers, and the Asia-Pacific overnight results that land before North American mornings. She turns a crowded racket-and-links calendar into one clean listen.

    Expect draw clarity, leaderboard context, and a delivery built for fans who follow more than one swing sport. When the bulletin needs a dedicated golf or tennis voice beyond the sixty-second hit, Sarah’s the desk.

Daily briefings live on Sports in 60. Longer-form talk is under Sports Talk Shows.