Paul Romanuk

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Paul Romanuk is a Canadian sportscaster and writer. He did NHL play-by-play for the NHL on TSN from the 1994-95 season to the 1997-98 season, inclusive, as well as multiple Olympics and the World Cup of Soccer. He has been living in London, England since September 2005.

Romanuk has also shared a production credit on "CHL (Canadian Hockey League) Sunday Night" on TSN and also on Rogers Sportsnet's presentation of The Spengler Cup hockey tournament. He has also produced corporate films and television commercials. His most notable writing work is a successful series of children's books - Hockey Superstars - for Scholastic Publishing, Canada. He has also written numerous newspaper and magazine articles. He has been living in London, England since September 2005. He currently works as a freelance sportscaster, occasionally calling hockey games on Eurosport and Channel 4.


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