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At my first Olympics in Sochi, Russia.

About Me

I'm a producer, editor, and videographer with over 12 years of broadcast experience.

I began my work in sports journalism with the Associated Press in college, where I covered professional football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. I moved to television shortly after where I spent over twelve years at Golf Channel. Climbing the ranks, I was a line-producer for the flagship morning show, Morning Drive. I also field-produced feature shoots, covered professional golf events as well as developed, wrote, and produced feature stories. My main role was covering the PGA TOUR and LPGA as a features producer.

I have also covered some of the top athletes in the world on the biggest stage at the Olympics, where I covered two winter games for NBC and one summer games for the Olympic Broadcasting Service. My coverage spanned the likes of figure skating and biathlon to golf.

I now work on creating video and photography content for Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas at the Rawls College of Business as the senior multimedia journalist.

Don Garcia is now an Olympic cameraman, but before that, he stood on the podium as a Paralympic medalist.

In 1950, a group of 13 women signed a charter forming what is now the oldest continuous women’s professional sports league, the LPGA Tour. At the Cognizant Founders Cup, we've been able to honor the past, present, and future of the LPGA Tour.

When Thidapa (Jasmine) Suwannapura arrived at the Kingsmill Resort Championship in 2016, she had no idea she'd be getting a medical diagnosis that would change her career.

Anne van Dam is already one of the longest players on the LPGA Tour. Learn more about the Dutch rookie looking to translate her

LET success to the LPGA.

Determined to fund his college expenses & pay off his family’s debt, Roque Alaniz renovated & sold a house at 18, which solidified his passion for real estate & led him to pursue a finance degree at Rawls College.

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