As well as publishing articles here, I also work or have worked for several organizations either at school or through internships. You can find links to those works below. If you have problems accessing any of the written work, feel free to contact me and I can send you a PDF copy.
Articles for CLNS
Media Network
Through my sportswriting class I currently take at Emerson College, I’ve been able to publish articles for CLNS Media Network. They produce audio, video, and written content on the four major Boston sports teams for their website and social media platforms.
Celtics Steal Victory Away from Jazz 121-99 - March 22, 2025
Carles Gil’s Last Minute Penalty Gives Revolution First Win of the Season - March 29, 2025
Josh McDaniels “Smitten” with Drake Maye; Excited about Energizing Patriots Offense - April 3, 2025
Frozen at Fenway: Red Sox Lose to Blue Jays 6-1 - April 9, 2025
Cotuit Kettleers Articles as Community Reporter
Southport Shows Up to Support Kettleers - June 7, 2024
The Kettleers and Blue Sox: A Beautiful Baseball Bond - June 10, 2024
Fans fill Lowell Park for fruitful fun - June 16, 2024 (opening day of the season)
Where to sit at Lowell Park: The fans’ opinion - June 19, 2024
Baseball and the Bible blend in Cotuit - June 23, 2024
'Hey, Hey, Cotuit' — The theme song of a village - June 26, 2024
A hero’s welcome: Brian Scott comes back to Lowell Park - June 28, 2024
Cotuit hosts the Jack Richard Urban Foundation in hopes of a cure - June 30, 2024
Fans frolick to Fourth of July festivities in Cotuit - July 4, 2024
Host Families: The Backbone of the Kettleers - July 6, 2024
The Sadowskis Reflect on the ‘95 Season - July 10, 2024
The ‘95 team reconnects and relive memories over steak tips - July 12, 2024
1995 Kettleers revisit and reminisce at Lowell Park - July 13, 2024
Big Nick’s Ride takes a trip around the bases for a beneficial cause - July 20, 2024
Bark in the Park provides awareness for pup non-profits - July 22, 2024
Massachusetts State Lottery Hero of the Game Travis Bird — a hometown hero and lifelong fan - July 27, 2024
Silent auction supports the new Don Lesieur Intern Scholarship - August 5, 2024
60 years later, a Buckler starts for the Kettleers again - August 7, 2024
Kettleers dig in with sponsored dinners - August 8, 2024
Photos by Chris Jones, 2024 creative media intern with Cotuit Kettleers
Emerson Channel Sports
Emerson Channel Sports does live broadcasts of Emerson College home sports games. Previously streamed on Youtube, NEWMAC, the conference Emerson is in, introduced FloSports as its live-streaming partner in fall 2024. This means that any games I’ve done sine then are on their platform. I've worked as a camera operator there since fall of 2023, working on soccer, volleyball, and basketball games. Below are two games I did camera operation for during 2023-2024 academic year.
Emerson women’s basketball vs. Salve Regina on Jan. 24, 2024 - operating handheld camera on right side of the court
Emerson women’s soccer vs. Wheaton on Oct. 6, 2023 - operating camera on tripod on right side of the field
Cotuit Kettleers Broadcasts
The Cotuit Kettleers are a Cape Cod Baseball League team who plays collegiate summer baseball. I was a game day operations intern for them in 2023. There are several roles for game day operations interns, and I was selected to be the camera operator during live broadcasts of the game, working in collaboration with the broadcast producer, announcers, and sideline reporter. I worked on broadcasts from June 12th, 2023 through August 4th, 2023. During the 2024 season, I filled in as the camera operator if people were ill or had previous arrangements. The dates I worked on were June 9th, July 18th, August 1st, and August 3rd, 2024.
I used Amcrest in 2023 and Blue Iris in 2024 to operate four cameras throughout Lowell Park - home plate, first base side, third base side, and center field. The center field camera was added and first used on August 4, 2023.
Berkeley Beacon Articles
The Berkeley Beacon is Emerson College's student newspaper, founded in 1947. I worked as a correspondent and staff writer for the sports section from fall of 2022 to winter 2024, writing game and feature stories.
Women’s volleyball loses nailbiter to MIT - Sept. 22, 2022
Baseball and softball teams start fall ball - Oct. 12, 2022
Women’s soccer team celebrated locally, nationally - Oct. 26, 2022
Men’s soccer makes history in wild NEWMAC semifinal win over MIT - Nov. 4, 2022
Loss to Wheaton snaps three-game win streak for women’s basketball - Jan. 25, 2023
Graduate Students grasp the opportunity to play another year of collegiate sports - Feb. 13, 2023
Baseball captains have a blast making beats - Feb. 23, 2023
Women’s volleyball loses close match in NEWMAC opener - Sept. 21, 2023
Women’s soccer dominates in six goal shutout - Sept. 27, 2023
Women’s volleyball hopes to ‘dig pink’ for breast cancer - Oct. 4, 2023
Men’s basketball fleshes out coaching staff with alum Sean Coman ’23 - Oct. 11, 2023
Women’s volleyball falls to MIT in NEWMAC Quarterfinals - Nov. 8, 2023
Emerson’s women’s basketball triumphs against Lesley, 93-54 - Dec. 7, 2023
Is streaming the future of football? The first streaming-only NFL games draws customers and criticism - Jan. 31, 2024
NFL fan of the year Tom Grossi creates chaotic good - Feb. 14, 2024
YouTuber and 2024 NFL Fan of the Year Tom Grossi liked my tweet regarding an article I wrote about him for The Berkeley Beacon.
While with the Kettleers in 2023, I was given the opportunity to write an article about the internship program for the team’s yearbook. I interviewed several interns returning for their second year and the internship coordinators for this article. The yearbook was available for people to have for free at every home game - team information, history of the team, pictures of events from the previous year, articles, sponsors, team schedule, and more. You can read the full yearbook here, with my article pictured on the left and on page 35. This article showed my writing abilities and helped secure my community reporter internship in Cotuit the following summer.
