Behind the Voice
Welcome! I'm excited to share my journey in sports broadcasting and media with you. My passion for this field began at a young age and has grown organically over the years. I've been fortunate to have had incredible opportunities with various organizations, and I'd love to share some highlights with you.
2018-2023 | Broadcaster, ELCAT Sports, East Longmeadow High School (MA)
Broadcasted 100+ Boy’s & Girl’s Basketball, Football, and Hockey games.
Hosted 20+ episodes of a pro and local sports Rundown Show, “The Latest.”
Became known as the “Voice of the Spartans,” for 6 years behind the mic.
Summer 2021 | PxP, Valley Blue Sox, New England Collegiate Baseball League (Holyoke, MA)
Broadcasted 35 New England Collegiate Baseball League Games.
Powered all home web broadcasts using BlueFrame technologies.
Work collaboratively with other teams to produce a polished joint product.
Fall 2021 | Broadcast Intern, American International College (Springfield, MA)
Served as a basketball PxP fill-in for AIC’s communications department.
2021-2023 | Member, WMUA Sports 91.1FM UMass Student Radio (Amherst, MA)
Broadcasted 30+ UMass Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse, and Baseball games.
Hosted 2, 30-minute weekly radio shows covering Hockey and Men’s Hoops.
Served as a sound engineer for several radio shows and sports broadcasts.
Called UMass’ 2022 Hockey East Championship victory inside TD Garden.
Summer 2021-2024 | Social Media Viceroy, Barstool Sports “ZooMass”
Managed and grew Barstool’s “Zoomass” affiliate from 68k to 105k Instagram followers through a strong digital presence among UMass’ audience.
Live tweeted UMass athletics on a nightly basis to generate impressions.
Curated and published high-impact content to drive engagement, campus relevance, and brand visibility.
Engaged with peers to source, vet, and schedule user-generated content aligned with the Barstool brand
Summer 2022 | PxP, Harwich Mariners, Cape Cod Baseball League (Harwich, Massachusetts)
Delivered 40+ games of live PxP and Color commentary for one of the nation’s top summer collegiate baseball leagues, featuring elite NCAA talent.
Researched and produced a detailed 60+ page game notes packet daily to provide up-to-date stats, storylines, and league insights.
Conducted pre and post-game interviews with players and coaches to enrich broadcast content and provide in-depth perspective for listeners.
Summer 2023, 2024 | Director of Broadcasting, Harwich Mariners
In addition to the above, broadcasted an additional 80+ CCBL games.
Worked alongside the General Manager to hire a 12 man media team.
Host meetings, oversee social media, and build camaraderie among peers.
Selected to broadcast the 2023 CCBL All Star Game on both NPR radio and the New England Sports Network.
Broadcasted the Harwich Mariners 2024 CCBL Championship Victory.
2023-2024 | Sports Director, WMUA Sports 91.1FM UMass Student Radio
Appointed as the next Sports Director at UMass’ Student Radio station 91.1FM WMUA by the previous leadership council.
Called, engineered, and produced 50+ UMass games and podcasts.
Conducted broadcast workshops, hosted weekly meetings, booked travel and generated schedules for the general body WMUA Sports.
Met weekly with other department heads to find new avenues for fundraising, inclusion, and community events.
Broadcasted UMass Hockey vs Boston College at Fenway Park.
Summer 2024 - Present | Social Media Intern/Content Creator, Barstool Boston
Hired to spearhead Barstool Boston’s efforts to grow a presence on Twitter and Instagram through coverage of the Red Sox, Bruins, Patriots, and Celtics.
Live tweet games, post news, sift DMs and interact with other media outlets to create impressions and increase traffic on each respective account.
Fall 2024-Spring 2025 | PxP, Director of Media & Corporate Partnerships, Dashers Hockey Club, Federal Prospects Hockey League (Danville, IL)
Produced, broadcasted, and/or covered all 56 home and away games for the Dashers during the ‘24-’25 FPHL season.
Developed and distributed press releases, created commercials, managed social media content, edited promotional “hype” videos, and regularly updated the team website.
Secured advertising partnerships by collaborating with local businesses to create mutually beneficial marketing agreements.
Summer 2025 | Public Address Announcer, Harwich Mariners
Announced and Introduced the lineup for 15 Harwich Mariners home games.
Read aloud sponsorship PSAs and DJ a family-friendly variety of music in between innings to keep the fans entertained.
Summer 2025 - Present| Broadcaster/Director of Media, Biloxi Breakers, Federal Prospects Hockey League (Biloxi, MS)
Produced, broadcasted, and covered all 56 home and away games for the Breakers during the ‘25-’26 FPHL season on YouTube and local radio.
Began official Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok accounts to what they are now.
Serve as the primary liaison between the Breakers and local news, other teams, and media outlets.
Form and curate relationships with sponsors, potential business partners, and the community in an effort to generate revenue and sell tickets.
Create and share detailed spotting boards, game notes, line charts and other gameday materials on a consistent basis with other media personnel.
Update broadcast graphics, write game recaps, generate all social media content, cut game recaps, and carryout all other digital media activities.
Hosted 35 live episodes of Breaker Banter podcast on Youtube and the Hard Rock Cafe in Biloxi.
From a young age, I've had a deep admiration for sports, but my passion extended beyond the game itself. I was captivated by the presentation, the pregame excitement, and the intricate details that contributed to the overall spectacle. I was particularly fascinated by legendary broadcasters like Al Michaels and Mike Emrick, whose voices enhanced the game's most incredible moments. Their ability to create lasting memories through their iconic calls inspired me.
I aspired to be like them - a voice that could be welcomed into homes, cars and other personal spaces, painting a vivid picture for the audience. I wanted to create a unique experience for each listener, shaped by my emotions, tempo, tone, and delivery. This was the genesis of my dream.
One of my first experiences imitating a broadcaster happened while visiting the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA as a child with my papa. There was an interactive exhibit where visitors could do voiceovers for some of the most iconic plays in NBA history. I gave it a try, and from that moment, I was hooked. I vividly remember an employee complimenting my voiceover and telling me that I would do something special in the broadcasting industry someday. I often wish I could find that employee and express my gratitude for their early encouragement. It's amazing how a small act of kindness can have such a lasting impact.
Some of my fondest childhood memories involved playing mini sticks, wiffle ball, or driveway hoops with my brother and cousins. I would enthusiastically commentate our own games, pretending to be our favorite athletes. These games were fiercely competitive and often ended in tears, but we always came back for more. Looking back, I realize those emotional highs and lows, shared with loved ones, shaped my broadcasting style. The world of "pretend" is invaluable and I'm grateful for the childhood that nurtured my aspirations.
However, I still lacked a public platform to showcase my talents. The events that led to my debut reveal a lot about my character. During my sophomore year of high school, I was cut from the JV basketball team, the first time in my life that I didn’t make a team. In hindsight, I wasn’t a great player, but it was devastating at the time. After a few days of self-pity, I had an epiphany. The high school had a local station and YouTube channel that broadcasted varsity sports, and they needed a commentator. I could be that voice.
Turning a negative into a positive, I partnered with one of my best friends Brennan McLoughlin, and together we became the voices of Spartan Football, Basketball, and Hockey. We quickly gained popularity and received encouragement from parents, teachers, peers and friends. Their support motivated me to pursue a career in broadcasting.
Inspired by my experiences, I developed a tagline to conclude my broadcasts: "Always Remember to Live the Dream." I invite you to join me on this journey.
