I’m a play-by-play voice built for big moments. I like to think that I don’t just describe the action, but bring it to life with sharp timing, natural rhythm, and a tone that elevates moments without overwhelming viewers. My aim is always to create a clear connection, and translate the energy of a building to people watching at home.

At heart, I love stories. I didn’t grow up idolizing announcers or calling pretend games on the TV of my family’s living room. In addition to a fascination with statistics and the way they teach us about sports, I was drawn to the way games and seasons unfold in real time. Unpredictable, emotional, and rich with narrative. Every contest writes its own script. I’ve always felt that pulse of liveliness.

I’ve loved language for as long as I can remember. In first grade, I stood in front of the school reciting a memorized poem by Roald Dahl. Much to my surprise, the lines and stanzas flowed out of my mouth in a way more natural than most pursuits I’d explored to that point. Standing there on the school’s auditorium stage lit the fuse. It wasn’t just about speaking, it was about presence, expression, and the way words connect people and the way I felt them overtake my spirit. That series of feelings is still what drives me as an adult.

Broadcasting, for me, isn’t about performance or attention. It’s rooted in presence. The non-negotiable need to be entirely in the moment. Whether it’s a buzzer-beater, a quiet pause in the action, or a touch of humor, I want the viewer to feel fully apart of the experience. There is little room for a drifting mind when the action calls. My spirit lives in the words that come out, not behind them. I feel that’s where trust is built. That’s where my joy rests.

Give me a mic and a moment, and I’ll make it my mission to meet it with rhythm, poise, and the confidence that comes from in-depth preparation.

I grew up in Los Angeles and studied communication and business at the University of Southern California. I’ve lived across the country chasing this dream, currently enjoying a bi-coastal residence with time split between Los Angeles and New York City. When I’m not on the air, you’ll likely find me reading, writing, or cooking something from scratch in my kitchen. My sourdough starter is among my closest friends.