Associate Sports Producer - Wide World of Sports
Damien McCartney is an Associate Sports Producer at Wide World of Sports. With a background that spans various aspects of journalism, including crisis communication and a diverse range of sports topics, he focuses on motorsport and cricket while also covering competitive sports and major leagues. Damien's work has been featured in Stuff, Nine Digital, MSN, and Nine.com.au.
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Damien McCartney's coverage is dedicated to sports, particularly cricket and tennis. He focuses on local events and evolving stories within the Australian sports scene.
If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider pitching local stories related to cricket or tennis in Australia, especially those involving prominent figures like Steve Smith or major sporting events such as the Australian Open.
Since Damien's focus is specific to Melbourne and Victoria, pitches should be tailored with a local angle relevant to these areas. If you have insights into upcoming sporting events in this region or can provide exclusive coverage of local athletes' achievements or challenges, it may pique his interest.
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As Piastri slides ace up sleeve
By: Damien McCartney
Damien McCartney Kimi Antonelli needs to win the United States Grand Prix and for his rivals to suffer misfortune if he's to become F1 's youngest world champion on Monday (AEDT).
Damien McCartney Oscar Piastri has labelled his lack of pace during qualifying for the United States Grand Prix as a “head scratcher”.
By: Damien McCartney
‘They don’t see the value’
Damien McCartney It would have reportedly been the richest deal in the Roosters ' history, but a last-minute request from Sam Walker 's camp
By: Damien McCartney
Huge stakes for Test cricket’s No.1 team
Damien McCartney Cameron Green further cemented himself in the Australian middle-order with a well-made 65 on day two of the third Test against South Africa , batting in a 126-run partnership with Matthew Renshaw
‘It fits the definition of a catch’
By: Damien McCartney
‘I like to branch out’
Damien McCartney Roosters coach Trent Robinson has launched a passionate defence of Sam Walker following confirmation he would leave the club by the end of 2027.
