About

About

I am a broadcast and digital journalism student at BCIT focused on sports storytelling, multimedia production, and narrative-driven reporting.

Portrait of Quinlan Currie

Profile

I am interested in a career in sports media that goes beyond surface-level coverage, telling stories that capture not just what happens, but what it means.

BCIT

Broadcast and online journalism

UBC

English and Political Science background

Mazurin Award

Recognition for Return to the Creek

Sport

More than a decade as a competitive swimmer

Background

I hold a Bachelor's degree from UBC, where I studied English (Language and Literature) with a minor in Political Science. That background shapes how I approach storytelling by prioritizing clarity, structure, and the human side of sport.

Before journalism, I spent more than a decade as a competitive swimmer. That experience still informs my reporting by giving me a firsthand understanding of discipline, performance, and the mental side of the game.

Reporting Approach

My work has been recognized with the Mazurin Award for the documentary Return to the Creek. I have covered local sports and community stories across British Columbia, building experience in reporting, interviewing, and multimedia production across radio, television, and digital platforms.

I am also exploring the intersection of sport and data, building a structured analysis platform focused on decision-making and performance.

I am interested in a career in sports media that goes beyond surface-level coverage, telling stories that capture not just what happens, but what it means.

Focus Areas

  • BCIT broadcast and online journalism focus
  • UBC English background with a minor in Political Science
  • Former competitive swimmer with a deep connection to sports culture
  • Mazurin Award recognition for Return to the Creek
  • Community and youth sports involvement through recreation leadership and swim instruction
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