On Dec. 14, 2023, I was named the second coach in team history. In my first year as head coach, I led the team to Regionals after half of the team departed. With an entire Summer of recruiting, the 2024-25 season is about to get underway, with seven very talented bowlers aiming to return to Regionals.

I was honored to be the third AD-Communications that OUAZ for six months. At the end of December, I was offered to be the second head Bowling Coach in school history. In my time as AD-Comm. I presided over the Football team winning their third straight conference title and the women's soccer team making a run to the Round of 16 in the NAIA National Tournament.- Write post-game stories for all 28 teams on campus.- Set up and tear down broadcast equipment.- Create content for and operate DakTronics video board.- Shoot and create videos for in-house and social media using Adobe Premiere. - Public Address Announcer for men's soccer. Responsibilities include announcing lineups, in-game events, and various reads pregame, in-game and postgame. - Edit photos using Adobe Photoshop and post them to various media outlets (website, Twitter, Facebook)- Create relevant graphics using ScoreShots and post them to various media outlets (website, Twitter, Facebook)

As the Official Statistician for the SD Strike Force, I leverage my deep understanding of the game to track and analyze all field activities, ensuring that our performance data is accurately compiled and communicated to the league. With extensive experience as a key member of the Game Day production crew, I also take on the role of Director for Fan Engagement, creating dynamic experiences that enhance our supporters' connection to the team. My commitment to excellence and strategic insights contribute to our winning culture, making every game day an opportunity for success both on and off the field.

I had the privilege of inputting stats for six sports on Genius, including soccer (both men's and women's), women's volleyball, football, and basketball (both men's and women's). I also managed StatCrew for men's and women's tennis and softball, and announced softball games as well.In the 2021-22 school year, I interned in the Sports Information office where I was responsible for updating the record books for the Toreros programs. One of the major projects I worked on was completely revamping the Women's Soccer record book.

Having served as the lead reporter for San Diego Sports Domination for nearly a decade, my time has been dedicated to comprehensive coverage of the San Diego Seals in the National Lacrosse League and the San Diego Sockers in the Major Arena Soccer League. At the core of my responsibilities, I had taken the helm in reporting on these two exciting teams, bringing their games, victories, and challenges to the forefront.A significant aspect of my role involved collaborating with John Kegley for our much-anticipated monthly review of the San Diego Sockers. This recurring segment allowed us to delve into the team's performance, dissecting their strategies, and analyzing key players' contributions to the game. The review serves as a valuable platform to keep our audience informed and engaged with the Sockers' journey throughout the season.Equally, we extend this comprehensive coverage to the San Diego Seals, providing an insightful monthly review to keep lacrosse enthusiasts updated on the team's progress. Our analysis touched on various aspects, from game highlights and standout performances to potential areas of improvement.Throughout my tenure at San Diego Sports Domination, my passion for sports journalism and dedication to delivering accurate and engaging content have remained unwavering.

As the Sports Information Coordinator for Grossmont College Athletics, I proudly served as the primary media contact for the Griffins' 14 sports teams. I expertly maintained statistical records for multiple programs, ensuring accuracy and accessibility. Additionally, I took the lead in managing and updating grossmontgriffins.com, providing fans and stakeholders with timely and relevant information. My dedication to promoting our athletes and enhancing the visibility of our programs established me as one of the top Sports Information Directors in the county.

I, along with a camera operator, go out to various high school football games in the East County of San Diego and gather highlights, interviews and teases. We then gather with fellow producers and camera operators at a hub and create the highlight packages for that nights show. The turnaround from end of game to highlights on the air is usually in the 90 minute to 2 hour time frame.

I was honored to be the inaugural voice of "The Den" at Southwestern College for Women's Volleyball and three Pacific Coast Athletic Conference basketball Championships, between the men's and women's teams.

I began as the PA Announcer for the Baseball team in February of 2014. In March of 2014, the athletic department asked me to fill-in for the PacWest Conference basketball tournaments as video play-by-play. In June of 2014, the department offered to expand my role.Beginning in the 2014-15 school year I have been the Public Address Announcer for all 6 teams that require announcing (Men's & Women's Soccer, Women's Volleyball, Men's & Womens Basketball & Baseball).The 2015-16 school year saw me add Play-by-play duties for both of the above-mentioned Soccer teams & Baseball. I continue to be the PA Announcer for the indoor sports.

I was the first ever public address announcer for the NPSL franchise. In this position, I announced all pre- in- and post-game announcements that were requested by the management of the side.

I have done multiple positions within the Grossmont College athletics department. From Sports Information to Game Day Operations, I have pretty much done it all at Grossmont. To begin with I was the Public Address Announcer for eight sports. For three of those sports, I also was in charge of music and the scripts for advertisers.Starting in the 2011-12 basketball season, I established the Griffins YouTube and Facebook coaches shows.At the beginning of the 2013 baseball season, I was elevated to the Dir. of Baseball Operations position. In this position I was in charge of all of the scouting reports for the Griffins and handling the administrative side of the office.

As the Student SID, I was incharge of assisting the SID cover all 17 sports that Grossmont College offers through the athletic department. While on staff I assisted in collecting statistics from the various coaches and passing them on to the conference SID.

While announcing for the Sea Lions, in 2016 & 2017 I was honored to be asked to be the PA Announcer for the Pacific West Conference basketball tournament.

I began my own website with the purpose being to give the high schools and Grossmont College more avenues to have play-by-play coverage on the Internet. This turned into the play-by-play home of Grossmont College baseball and of Serra High in San Diego. I also broadcasted a couple games (when the schedule allowed for it) in the Grossmont Union High School District. In August of 2014, I merged East County Sports Radio with East County Sports.com and was brought on to also be the Webmaster for East County Sports.com after we merged.

As a Group Sales Representative for the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club during the 2016 Summer season, I excelled in creating memorable experiences for large groups at our premier horse racing events. My responsibilities included managing ticket distribution, addressing inquiries, and hosting guests in the Infield Pacific Pavilion. My ability to engage with attendees and facilitate seamless group experiences contributed to the overall success of our events, showcasing my talent for delivering exceptional service in a dynamic setting.

I served as the statistician for the Los Angeles KISS of the Arena Football League, where I also coordinated the TV statistician team. Over the course of two seasons, I successfully collaborated with national and local television stations, including KCAL 9, CBS Sports Network, and ESPN, to ensure accurate and timely data reporting. My role required strong communication and organizational skills, allowing me to effectively navigate the demands of a dynamic football facility and enhance the viewing experience for our audience.

I create and distribute all of the game notes for the Force to both local and national publications.Beginning with the 2012 season, the team expanded and began doing Internet broadcasting of the teams games, with myself and Jeff Mehnert doing play by play and color commentary, respectfully.I rejoined the team in July 2013 to act as the color commentator for the teams video broadcasts from the NBC World Series in Wichita, Kansas.

As the Assistant General Manager, I collaborated closely with the General Manager to oversee all facets of team operations. In this capacity, I was responsible for coordinating travel arrangements, managing merchandise, and ensuring that no detail was overlooked. Leading a diverse team of 40 active-duty military members from various branches, I cultivated an environment of discipline, teamwork, and mutual respect.My unique position as the only civilian attached to the unit allowed me to bridge the gap between military structure and organizational needs. I prioritized open communication and encouraged collaboration, ensuring that each member felt valued and motivated. By fostering a strong sense of purpose and commitment to our team’s mission, I not only celebrated our unique history but also inspired excellence in performance both on and off the field.

Assist Avis Rent-a-car with their lot in San Diego, Calif. In this job, I transport cars back and forth to the overflow lots and the main lot.

While attending CSU Bakersfield, I began as a student assistant in the Sports Information office, but just four months into that, I was promoted to Acting Sports Information Director while still attending classes full-time. With the assistance of the head coaches, I assisted in running the SID office for three months while the Athletic Director searched for a new Sports Information Director (I was only a junior and was not close to graduating).Once the new SID came on board, I assisted the game day operations crew with scoreboard operations. In addition to my scoreboard duties, I also assisted with the Automated Scorebook statistical program for Men's and Women's soccer, Baseball, and Softball. For Women's Volleyball and both Basketballs, I worked on the scoreboard and video board crew.

In my role as a Radio Board Operator, I was responsible for accurately running an audio board for a 50,000 "Clear Channel" radio station for the entire Southern California region. I have a deep understanding of broadcast equipment and software, and I am able to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues quickly and effectively. During my employment, I was tasked with keeping the Lake Elsinore Storm baseball games and San Diego Charger football games on the air with no dead air.

While I was the Front Desk Agent at the Hilton-Del Mar, I worked the graveyard shift and checked in guests. I also printed the overnight reports for the upper management of the hotel. While running the reports, I also printed the folios for those guests that were leaving. At the end of my shifts, I assisted the morning crew in checking guests out.

In my role as a Guest Services Agent, I was responsible for Checking customers in for their flights, Gate agent (loading the plane in a quick and efficient way) and attempting to find lost luggage (by my count, I found 98% of all luggage that was lost). I enjoyed interacting with guests and assisting them with their travel needs, whether it was helping with luggage, providing directions, or offering recommendations for local attractions.In addition to my customer service skills, I am detail-oriented and able to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. I have a strong understanding of airport operations and security protocols, and I am committed to ensuring the safety and security of all passengers.