Where I've Been

I'm lucky to have worked all over the place in broadcasting.

I grew up in Massachusetts, and I was born on Red Sox Opening Day. One day when I was 10, my sister had a softball game broadcast on local TV. When none of the parents could hop on the call, they let me wear the headset. I never missed a game the rest of that season.

In high school, I was the voice of Sharon High School football, basketball, soccer, softball, and Norton High School hockey.

At Syracuse University I branched out to more sports and earned the opportunity to travel all over the country.

After my sophomore year I landed in Maryland as the first-ever play-by-play broadcaster for Cropdusters Baseball in their inaugural season in 2022.

The next summer, I took the journey of my life to Alaska to call games for the Mat-Su Miners. My friend Austin Barach was my broadcast partner, and we called the games, ran the social media, interviewed players, and set up the video equipment for scouts to view.

My senior year at S.U. brought opportunities working as a broadcast intern for the Syracuse Crunch, the main play-by-play voice for women's hockey at Colgate University, and a regular commentator on A.C.C. Network broadcasts.

At the tail end of senior year, I got the call I had been waiting for: a pro baseball team asking me to join the club. That's how I ended up driving over the Ohio River from Ohio to Kentucky to call games for the Florence Y'alls.

There, I worked alongside my friend Rory Tettemer, broadcasting games, analyzing detailed stats, writing game notes, and interviewing players and coaches.

Near the end of the Florence season, I received another giant call: the Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth (then-Hockey Club) asked me to join their programs as a broadcast assistant, fine-tuning my skills behind the scenes and learning from first class broadcasting professionals. I operated in this role in the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 seasons.

That fed directly to my roles in the Pioneer Baseball League as the former Director of Broadcasting for the Rocky Mountain Vibes in Colorado Springs, C.O. in their final season in 2025 and the current play-by-play voice of the Long Beach Coast in Long Beach, C.A. during their inaugural campaign. After extensive drives from Utah, I was immersed in the wiring of more high-level minor league organizations, calling the games and handling media relations with both clubs.