Since I was a kid, sports have always been more than a game to me. They're a way to tell stories, connect with people and capture moments that matter.

In May 2026, I graduated from the University of Kentucky, where I earned a degree in Sports Journalism, a certificate in Sport Communication, Media and Promotion, and a minor in Jewish Studies. My time at Kentucky gave me the opportunity to explore nearly every corner of sports media, from reporting and podcasting to live production and play-by-play broadcasting.

Currently, I serve as a Studio Production Associate with the Atlanta Falcons as part of the organization's inaugural S.O.A.R. Associate Leadership Development Program. I work across live and pre-recorded productions, including studio shows, press conferences, podcasts, player and coach media availabilities and gameday content at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Before joining the Falcons, I produced coaches' shows and football and basketball programming for the UK Sports Network as the lead production intern, worked SEC Network broadcasts in a variety of production roles as a student crew member, covered Kentucky athletics as a reporter and podcast host for multiple credentialed media outlets and called play-by-play for Kentucky Men's Lacrosse and high school basketball. Those experiences strengthened my passion for storytelling and gave me a well-rounded understanding of sports media from both behind the scenes and on the microphone.

Whether I'm producing a live show, creating digital content or calling a game, my goal always remains the same: tell authentic stories, capture meaningful moments and create content that connects with fans. While I enjoy every aspect of sports media, my long-term aspiration is to become a full-time play-by-play broadcaster, bringing the energy and emotion of live sports to audiences while continuing to grow as a storyteller and producer.