| Scott Taylor |
 Scott Taylor is the sports director at 92-CITI-FM radio in Winnipeg; a sports columnist with the National Post; a sports columnist with Grassroots News, Manitoba\'s largest Aboriginal newspaper; is the television voice of Winnipeg Goldeyes baseball on Shaw TV; and appears regularly on The FAN 960 in Calgary, The TEAM 1260 in Edmonton, on WCCO radio in Minneapolis and on TSN\'s Off the Record. |
Amanda Lefley recently graduated from the Creative Communications program at Red River College as a journalism major. Amanda is a Winnipeg-based freelance writer having written for small circulation newspapers, magazines, and online publications. She is currently finishing her Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of Winnipeg part-time.
Mike Warkentin is a freelance writer/editor and fitness leader. A former university athlete, he has served as sports editor of the University of Winnipeg Uniter and deputy editor of Uptown Magazine. He\'s currently the staff writer for the CrossFit Journal. Mike is involved in volleyball, yoga and weight training, and he lives for football season. He\'s a certified CrossFit instructor and is working toward certifications with the Manitoba Fitness Council and the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Neil MacKinnon is a sports journalist with Sun Media and avid sports enthusiast with a life-long amateur playing career in football, hockey and baseball.
Marty Goldstein has produced and handled TV play-by-play duties for pro wrestling offices in Winnipeg, Kansas City, Los Angeles and British Columbia since 1980. A product of Winnipeg\'s North End, Marty currently hosts The Great Canadian Talk Show from 4-5 PM daily on 92.9 KICK-FM, and is the voice of Power Pro Wrestling on KVOS-TV across the Pacific Northwest.
Paul Edmonds is a writer and broadcaster based in Winnipeg, serving as the radio voice of the Winnipeg Goldeyes since 1995. Recently celebrating his 1,000th game as the club\'s announcer, Paul also has extensive broadcasting experience in hockey and basketball.
Don Marks is a Winnipeg-based writer and film-maker whose credits include the Gemini-award-winning production, "The Red Road", and CanPro/MMPIA award winning television series such as "Indian Time" and "First Nations Magazine". Don was a sportscaster on CKND-TV for 11 years and is currently writing a book about hockey players from North American First Nations who starred in the NHL.
Judy Owen joined the Winnipeg Sun as a news reporter in 1988 and switched to sports four years later. She covered amateur and professional sports for the paper until 2000, including the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Manitoba Moose. Currently a freelance writer and editor, she covers the Blue Bombers and local sporting events for the Canadian Press.