The Host and Judges

Sid Seixeiro

Sid Seixeiro

Title: AnchorHometown: Mississauga, ON

Pretty simple path. I was part of an intern group. Forty dudes came in to The Score one day and two of us stuck, and one of us stuck for longer than two weeks. That was me. Everything went surprisingly well, which is not the way this business goes. In school they would pump you with small market, medium market, and then you build your career from there. I was prepared to carve my way through Parry Sound radio, Oshawa radio, whatever mid-market I could find, and then get back into to Toronto. I got extremely lucky to go from College to here.

Cam Stewart

Cam Stewart

Title: HostHometown: Mississauga, ON

They don’t call me Red Heat for nothing. I’m always on fire. Zero-to-a-hundred, you know what I’m sayin’? I grew up in the Greater Toronto Area. I excelled in high school football. Spent some time in Yellowknife where I got my feet wet in Sports Media and sled racing…didn’t do it, but saw how crazy those dogs get. Then, fast forward to five years ago when I started on The Score Satellite Radio. I’m outspoken, I have opinions and I’m excited for Drafted. Let’s do this!


Renee Paquette

Renee Paquette

Title: On Air TalentHometown: Toronto, ON

I don’t have a broadcasting degree. I went to Second City right out of High School, went right to comedy and improv. I think that brings another perspective to my job here at The Score, rather than having that cookie cutter way of thinking, I have to do this, I have to do that. I just kind of do it and hope that it works out. So far so good.

Greg Sansone

Greg Sansone

Title: AnchorHometown: Toronto, ON

Those early days at The Score were wild. We would do the highlights for four games at a time. Crank them out like it was nothing. And then after we were done we would do Sportsworld. It was a feed coming in from England, so they would have all kinds of weird stuff on it. We aired cheese rolling, bog snorkeling, wife carrying, lawnmower racing, robot fighting… It would come on a script and I would read it and my editor Sammy would cut to it and it would air for six hours. My voice and all this weird stuff…