Currently
- iRacing Freelance On-Air Announcer (Sim Racing)
Formerly
- eNASCAR Road to Pro On-Air Announcer for Maconi Entertainment
- World of Outlaws Late Models On-Air Host
- Reading Royals (ECHL) Play-By-Play Announcer
- eNASCAR Road to Pro On-Air Announcer for Maconi Entertainment
- World of Outlaws Late Models On-Air Host
- Reading Royals (ECHL) Play-By-Play Announcer
Honors
- 2019 STAA Jim Nantz Award Finalist
- 2018 Gene Hart Memorial Scholarship
- 2019 IBS Best Video Sportscast
- 2019 STAA Jim Nantz Award Finalist
- 2018 Gene Hart Memorial Scholarship
- 2019 IBS Best Video Sportscast
When I was 10, I dreamed of becoming a sports broadcaster, and I achieved that goal.
Currently, I am a freelance on-air announcer for iRacing broadcast companies such as Racespot TV and Maconi Entertainment, two of the most prestigious eSport auto racing event streamers in the world of sim racing. With them, I have commentated races in the eNASCAR Road to Pro iRacing Series, the iRacing VCO 24 Hours of Daytona, and the Precision Racing League, among others.
I have also been a part of the IndyCar Radio team, which happened at Pocono Raceway in 2019 during the ABC Supply 500 weekend at the track. IndyCar Radio planned to welcome me back during select races in 2020, but the pandemic altered those plans.
(NBC footage is played over the IndyCar Radio broadcast below)
I used to be the On-Air Host of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series. I traveled the country with the series, interviewing drivers in victory lane, running games during race weekends, and more.
Before the World of Outlaws, I was the play-by-play voice of the Reading Royals, a minor league hockey team in the ECHL.
While attending Temple University, I spent three seasons as the Media Director of the Temple University Ice Hockey Club and created the TUICE Network. I was in charge of organizing live streams, creating video content, hosting the Cherry & Ice podcast, running social media, managing the team website, and bringing sponsorships to the club. In 2020 and 2021, the TUICE Network was tasked with broadcasting the Flyers Cup, the Eastern PA, NJ and DE state championships.
Finally, I was the Sports Director for WHIP Radio, Temple University's radio station, leading a team of 30 on-air hosts and producers. I hosted shows, created the weekly "Sports Update," and announced Temple Owls men's basketball games.