Cory Woron (born May 4, 1969) is a

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sportscaster and a host of TSN's '' SportsCentre''.

Broadcast career

Woron joined TSN in 2000, and currently hosts the weekday edition of TSN's flagship news program '' SportsCentre''. He began his work for TSN on another programme called ''Ford That's Golf'', before joining SportsCentre. Before joining TSN, Woron worked at

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as a sports anchor. Prior to his time at Global TV, he worked as a

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reporter at

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as well as a Vancouver correspondent for ESPN Radio on

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in New York City. Woron also worked as a public address announcer for the IHL's

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during their 1999–2000 season. 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''.

References

External links

Cory Woron's Twitter

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