Jackson Mansell is a Staff Writer at The Roar. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on individual sports, sports disciplines, and tournaments, with a keen interest in the business of professional sports. His work has been featured in The Roar, The Inner Sanctum, Australian Open, and Tennis Australia.
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Jackson Mansell is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and cricket. His coverage revolves around event highlights and player/team performances, indicating a preference for stories related to ongoing sports events, match recaps, or in-depth analyses of players' contributions.
Given his heavy emphasis on national (Australia) content with a focus on Melbourne specifically, relevant pitches could include local team updates, player interviews or profiles from these regions. Additionally, insights into upcoming matches or tournaments involving Australian teams are likely to be well-received by Jackson Mansell.
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Alex de Minaur made it back-to-back quarterfinals in Shanghai with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Karen Khachanov.
By: Jackson Mansell
Two unforgettable centre court experiences have helped spark Maya Joint's 2026 resurgence.
Meet Ethan Wang, a 13-year-old from New South Wales, making the most of his tennis experiences.
In his first match since March, Jason Kubler will play doubles with John Peers at the Almaty Open in Kazakhstan.
By: Jackson Mansell
Celeste Rubiano, Vanessa Fitzgerald and Maria Gabrys reached the final of the 12/u girls' Asian Tennis Federation Intercontinental Team Competition.
Storm Hunter returns to the women’s doubles top 20 after reaching her second straight final in Wuhan.
A season full of sliding doors moments has Matthew Dellavedova on the verge of achieving a 44-year first.
Storm Hunter won her second women's doubles title of the season alongside Janice Tjen in Osaka on Saturday afternoon.
Tristan Schoolkate was crowned champion for the first time in 2026 after winning the Guangzhou Challenger title in China.
Ellen Perez has confirmed her place in the year-end finals at Indian Wells next month alongside Demi Schuurs.
