BIOGRAPHY

  My career in radio broadcasting began at Suffolk County Community College, where I served as the first Sports Director for the college’s Internet Radio. I provided game recaps, conducted coach interviews, and produced promotional content for the 2018 NJCAA Region 15 Basketball Tournament.

After earning my Associate’s Degree, I transferred to Fredonia University, where I revitalized the Production Manager role at Fredonia Radio Systems. Leading a small team, I helped modernize sweepers, PSAs, and promotional content across multiple shows. My efforts earned me the Intercollegiate Broadcast Systems (IBS) National Championship for Best Sweeper Produced (2019–2020), and I was also named a national finalist for Women’s Basketball Play-by-Play at the same conference.

Additionally, I created and hosted Pinnacle Sports Hour, a radio show delivering in-depth coverage across a wide range of sports topics.

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 I began my content creator journey at Suffolk County Community College, where I produced a feature story on Jeff Towle, a standout baseball player where it aired on Sharks T.V., 

At Fredonia University, I joined WNYF, taking on multiple roles across various shows & created feature stories and news packages. On top of all that, I was the Executive Producer for Sports Hour (2019–2020), as I rebuilt the program from the ground up while contributing to Film Juice, The Game Show, and Channel 8 Update. 

Before my graduation, I was interning with Three Village Central School District as a video producer & editor for the wrestling team. This sparked my love for content creation as I also had a great oppurtunity to collaborated with the U.S. Navy on a “Go Navy” video for the Army vs. Navy football game.

2022 was a big year, where the first half of the year I joined Fenway Sports Management as a Video Production Assistant for the Salem Ridgeyaks, contributing to MiLB TV broadcasts, video content and producing in-game graphics. The second half of the year, I became the Assistant Multimedia Manager for St. John’s University in their Athletics, supporting Big East broadcasts, creating introduction videos, highlight packages, and motion graphic while also being an executive producer/video editor for the Red Storm Report that air on cable television.

I served as the first ever video specialist for USA Wrestling, producing video content from sizzle reels to docuseries, conducting interviews, managing match archives and social media analytics. With deep data analyizing, I grew all of their socials to a combined 175,000 followers, with Instagram gaining 82,000 alone. 

Most recently, I revamped Strong Island Productions, a videography & video editing company that represented Long Island & beyond. For the 2025-26 wrestling season, I got nearly 5 million viewers, over 650,000 accounts reached, &140,000 interactions occured.

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