Cory Woron | |
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Occupation | Sports Broadcaster |
Known for | SportsCentre |
Cory Woron (born May 4, 1969) is a Canadian sportscaster and a former host of TSN's SportsCentre .
Woron joined TSN in 2000, and currently hosts the weekday edition of TSN's flagship news program SportsCentre . [1] He began his work for TSN on another programme called Ford That's Golf, before joining SportsCentre.
Before joining TSN, Woron worked at Global TV in Winnipeg as a sports anchor. [2] Prior to his time at Global TV, he worked as a sports radio reporter at CKNW in Vancouver as well as a Vancouver correspondent for ESPN Radio on WFAN in New York City. Woron also worked as a public address announcer for the IHL's Manitoba Moose during their 1999–2000 season. [2]
Prior to becoming a journalist, Woron was an aspiring actor, living in Vancouver. His most notable role was as a guest on an episode of Danger Bay. He returned to acting, albeit as a sportscaster, in Swearnet: The Movie. [3]
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