July 2020-Present: Celtics Beat Writer for CLNS Media, Lead Host of the Garden Report Post Game show drawing 10,000+ viewers 3-4 times each week, producing next day segments, writing off day shows, producing live stand-ups from TD Garden 2020-2021: Video & content producer for CLNS Media's YouTube channel and podcasts hosted by Jeff Goodman, Bob Ryan, Cedric Maxwell, Jameer Nelson and Michael Cooper:-Edited graphics with various platforms, audio through Audacity and ProTools and video through Premiere Pro. -Determined shortened segments to promote CLNS and its podcasts through YouTube and Dailymotion.-Wrote news posts based breaking information from the podcasts. -Optimized videos for SEO. -Promoted news and brand through Instagram. 2017-2019: Created "The Banners Broadcast" in 2018 and hosted/produced 50 episodes as the official podcast of CelticsBlog.com. Nov, 2019-Mar, 2020: Wrote and produced video segments from the Syracuse basketball beat during the 2019-20 season.2017-2020: Director of the #1 live internet post-game show that has aired live after every Celtics game since 2009. Streams live online and publishes to iTunes as a podcast every game night. -Created segments, including our weekly CLNS summer show and over-under predictions -Coordinated broadcasting pairs and schedule shows through BlogTalkRadio, led a team of 14 hosts -Wrote search-friendly episode descriptions-Hosted several live shows per week during the season, engaging with fans through live call-ins-Led conversation and debate on major topics surrounding the team

"NBA Notebook" columnist. Fill-in Red Sox coverage. Freelance Celtics & NBA coverage. Produced Boston Sports Daily, Dr. Flynn's Podcast and more; wrote game previews and features.

Wrote Jayson Tatum profile before the 2017 NBA Draft. Covered the Celtics' fanbase in Spain. Built thousands of followers through regular interaction on the NBA and Celts on Twitter. Developed, hosted, produced and marketed the site's podcast to thousands of listeners. Recapped games, interviewed players at TD Garden, produced podcast and locker room videos. Worked with staff on roundtable content.

Covered Syracuse basketball at all home games during the 2018-19 season. Wrote data-driven stories, video breakdowns, produced press conference and interview videos to integrate into stories. Recapped games. Broke news on the Jim Boeheim accident story. Wrote about a visiting player's connection to a Syracuse legend. Profiled the team's guard dynamic. Co-hosted the site's basketball podcast.

Produced, edited, and hosted "The Bobcast: A Weekly Tour of Sports and Pop Culture," a podcast that airs regularly at CLNSRadio.com/BobcastItunes with a unique guest. Originally a project to help my speaking and interviewing, it fielded hundreds of weekly downloads and major guests from around media, sports and pop-culture. Guests discussed their journeys from aspiration to accomplishment as well as the major news pertaining to their realm. The goal of the show was to inspire both myself and others through the stories of peers as well as people I look up to and what they did in the most challenging parts of their lives.

Spending the next week learning the ins-and-outs of business journalism with the Dow Jones News Fund, which has trained journalists for decades. Working toward landing an affiliated role with an organization, specifically covering the business of sports and entertainment.

Night sports desk and North Shore sports coverage, along with features. Beginning January 28, 2020.

Wrote about odd sports and people's obsessive commitment to them throughout Syracuse during the fall. Produced multi-media for all stories including photos, videos and digital publishing. Also reported on esports in college.

Wrote on the housing beat covering Syracuse's lead, vacant housing, opioid and federal funding issues from the angle of housing stability. Also covered The March for our Lives from a Syracuse perspective and Onondaga Lake's revitalization.

Created and hosted the Cape Life Podcast, profiling the life, personalities and experiences around the Cape Cod Baseball League in 2019.

Wrote about Jerome Robinson's rise at Boston College, the mental health aspect of injury recovery, Hurricane Irma, profiled a coach and helped produce the sport section's podcast.

Worked closely with the paper while driving my own personal beat coverage of Peabody Tanners football during my junior and senior years in high school. Since wrapping up my football coverage senior year I've picked up a variety of projects from the paper, getting a hand in print journalism catered to our readers on a weekly basis. Some of the stories I've covered include:-Profile of Peabody's record-breaking runningback-Interviews with Peabody High athletes-Game coverage of Peabody athletic teams, which must be tailored to the team's prior week leading up to the game due to the paper's weekly release-Inside access to the teams which allows me to connect, get a broader scope of the workings inside them, and provide more flavorful content when I do cover their events.The paper also ran a feature on me in November, 2015 about my rise to prominence in the Peabody community as a young journalist through my development in the high school which I largely drove on self-motivation with no strong journalism-related framework in place.

Cooking, baking, catering and customer interaction.

Joined Examiner as a Boston sports columnist in 2015, utilizing their platform and editors to expand my writing abilities while providing commentary on the Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics. I've written about breaking news, developments within Boston's sports teams, written player profiles, as well as collaborating with other media members to look ahead into the future. Examiner ceased operations in July, 2016 ending my time there after one year.

Created an online platform for the longtime print publication, created my own beat covering Peabody Football for two seasons and profiling their rise in state competition. Edited and posted staff articles.

Looked to push myself as an online journalist and writer and they were willing to work with me. Starting out working closely with editors taking content from a daily email chain, working on offseason C's stories, I eventually grew to the point where I moved on from my trial basis to a full time contributor of the site;-Covered Celtics games, writing recaps while driving game conversation online-Participated in a daily email chain where the site's writers and I took stories surrounding the team that our editors had provided us with and transitioned them in to entertaining content for the site-Reached thousands of daily visitors to the site.-Wrote original Celtics columns based on events surrounding the team as they came up-Drove Celtics conversation online through my Twitter account -Constantly worked on my writing abilitiesThe work of their editors, especially Mark Vandeuson, was crucial in my growth from a raw young passionate talent to a more-talented, established young sports media member. Their work and how they ran the site also served as inspiration for how I would take over as managing editor at my school's paper, The Tanner Times, in the fall.

My first official project in pursuit of my dream in sports media. I was a raw, inexperienced writer at the time but the experience meant the world. The manager of the site Chris Sanborn and I came together in the summer of 2013 covering the Red Sox run to the World Series, the Patriots and their continued dominance and pursuit of their first championship since 2004, the Celtics in the final year of the big three, and the Bruins' search for another Stanley Cup.