On-air talent
Broadcasters
The Sports in 60 desk — anchors and hosts across Toronto, Vancouver, and Seattle, from the World Sports bulletin to Canucks morning talk, the NFL beat, and MLB West.
Toronto
Allison Jensen
Lead Toronto anchor · World Sports in 60
World Sports bulletin
Allison Jensen anchors the World Sports in 60 bulletin from Toronto — the daily global briefing that compresses the biggest stories into about a minute. She sets the pace for the multi-sport desk: clear reads, tight priorities, and a calm hand when the wire is crowded.
Based in Toronto, she covers the full board — soccer, tennis, golf, and the overnight league noise that lands before most of North America is awake. Listeners know her for a measured tone that still moves: headlines first, context when it earns the seconds.
Toronto
Kate Parker
NFL & U.S. pro sports desk
Football / U.S. pro sports
Kate Parker leads the NFL and U.S. pro sports desk for Sports in 60. From Toronto she tracks the league week — injury reports, schedule pressure, and the storylines that travel beyond Sunday — then turns them into sharp, listen-once updates.
Her lane stays complementary to the bulletin: deeper football and American pro sports context when the desk needs a dedicated voice. Expect roster clarity, no fluff, and a delivery built for fans who already know the score and want the next beat.
Vancouver
Jay Robertson
Host · Canucks Morning Show
Vancouver Canucks / hockey
Jay Robertson hosts the Canucks Morning Show out of Vancouver — the daily hockey talk drop with Mac before the commute. He runs the Canucks desk: last night’s game, roster noise, and the Pacific Division chatter that fills a Vancouver morning.
On Sports in 60 he keeps the energy high and the segments tight — hot takes, Around the NHL, listener texts, and rapid fire. If it matters to Canucks fans before coffee cools, Jay’s already on it.
Seattle
Brook Jamieson
MLB & West Coast baseball desk
Baseball / MLB West
Brook Jamieson runs the MLB and West Coast baseball desk for Sports in 60 from Seattle. She tracks the Pacific and West divisions — late scores from the coast, pitching changes that rewrite a series, and the trade-deadline noise that doesn’t wait for Eastern mornings.
Her lane sits apart from the bulletin and the football beat: diamond-first updates with a West Coast clock. Expect clean reads on standings pressure, call-ups, and the overnight box scores that matter before the next first pitch.
Daily briefings live on Sports in 60. Longer-form talk is under Sports Talk Shows.