Caroline Cameron is a Sportsnet broadcaster who hosted Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey from 2021 to 2024, co-hosts Hockey Central, and works Toronto Maple Leafs pre-game coverage, regional intermissions and NHL Draft coverage. Cameron started at Sportsnet a week after graduating in 2012 and has been there ever since. Cameron is also one of the network’s principal tennis broadcasters.
| Full name | Caroline Cameron |
| From | Toronto, Ontario |
| Role now | Hockey Central co-host, Leafs pre-game, rink-side and draft coverage, Sportsnet |
| At Sportsnet since | 2012 |
| Known for | Hosting Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey, 2021–2024 |
| Also covers | Tennis — National Bank Open, Wimbledon, Davis Cup |
| Olympics | Hosted Sportsnet’s Olympic Morning for 2018, 2020 and 2022 |
| Education | Western University (BA) and Fanshawe College (broadcast journalism), 2012 |
Who is Caroline Cameron?
Caroline Cameron is a Canadian sports broadcaster born and raised in Toronto. Cameron came through a joint programme that produced two credentials in four years — a BA in Media Theory and Production from Western University and a broadcast journalism diploma from Fanshawe College — mentored there by veteran Canadian sportscaster Jim Van Horne. Cameron graduated on a Friday in 2012 and started at Sportsnet the following week, doing sports updates out of the Toronto bureau.
Where did Caroline Cameron go in 2024?
Caroline Cameron’s on-air presence thinned through 2024 and Cameron returned to Sportsnet’s hockey coverage in 2025. Sportsnet has never published an explanation, and no reliable outlet has reported one, so there is no verified answer to give. Since returning, Cameron has co-hosted Hockey Central segments with David Amber, worked Maple Leafs pre-game coverage, done regional intermissions and rink-side reporting, and co-hosted NHL Draft coverage.
Is Caroline Cameron still on Sportsnet?
Yes. What her role looks like in 2026-27 is not yet known, because Canadian hockey broadcasting is mid-reorganisation. CBC has ended its 74-year run of NHL games and keeps the Hockey Night in Canada name, so Sportsnet needs new Saturday branding. Rogers and Prime Video announced a 12-year sublicensing deal in July 2026 giving Prime exclusive Wednesday-night NHL games from 30 September 2026 — meaning Cameron’s signature show leaves her network. Sportsnet has said it will unveil its hockey plans in September 2026.
How old is Caroline Cameron?
Caroline Cameron has not publicly stated a date of birth. A date in March 1990 circulates online, but it appears in an uncited encyclopedia entry and is repeated by sites that copy from it, with no confirmation from Cameron or any outlet. The documented anchor is a 2012 graduation.
Is Caroline Cameron married? Does she have children?
Nothing about her relationship status or family is public. Cameron has not discussed a partner, a marriage or children in any interview, and no reliable outlet has reported any. Be aware that at least one site has confused Caroline Cameron with a different woman of the same name in the United States, whose marriage appeared in Oklahoma society pages.
Did Caroline Cameron play sports?
Caroline Cameron has been described as an avid athlete growing up and got her start around sport as a tennis ball girl, but no varsity or professional playing career is documented anywhere. Promotional bios that imply one are not supported by any source.
