I'm a play-by-play broadcaster and sideline reporter who currently works in a number of different roles in the broadcast industry. I am a freelance play-by-play/sideline reporter for Boston College, Northeastern, Holy Cross, UMass Lowell and several other New England schools.
Prior to 2020, I worked for the Chicago White Sox organization and was the lead play-by-play broadcaster for the Winston-Salem Dash, the team's Class A-Advanced affiliate. In 2019, I was voted upon by my peers as the Carolina League Broadcaster of the Year.
On top of my work in Minor League Baseball, I served as Notre Dame football's studio host for their radio broadcasts. In my role with the Irish, I anchor the entire pregame, halftime and postgame show across 50+ affiliates nationwide, which is the biggest affiliate range for any college football program in the country.
As a studio host for Learfield, which is based in Winston-Salem and where I worked for five years, I was fortunate enough to be a part of two National Championship broadcasts. I studio hosted for Villanova basketball during the 2015-2016 season and provided on-air coverage for the team's historic NCAA championship game victory over UNC. In 2017, I served as a host for Gonzaga during the club's run to their first NCAA tournament title game.
On top of that, I have done on-air work for High Point University Athletics, NC State Athletics and WFDD Radio (NPR affiliate in Winston-Salem).
I graduated from Boston University in May 2015 with a degree in Journalism from the College of Communications.
