2025-26 will be my second year on the Blog, and first as Co-Director.

Last season, I was the Blog’s lead writer for the women’s hockey team, which went on an out-of-nowhere run to its first conference title in a decade. Our coverage of women’s hockey last season was the most extensive in the Blog’s history; we published over 80 stories (I wrote 42) and drove 17 hours each way to cover the team’s NCAA tournament first-round loss in Madison, Wis.

As Co-Director, I helped lead the Blog’s full rebrand. This season, we’re expanding our coverage across all social media platforms, including engaging graphics that drive readership, while building on our print coverage from last season, already the most extensive in Blog history.

Find my work for the Blog here.

I worked as a Sports Co-op at the Boston Globe from January through June 2024.

I covered high school sports in Eastern Mass, over which I managed the entire boys' and girls' rugby beat. I worked on the agate desk, laying out the scoreboard pages for the daily paper, and I worked as a web producer, laying out the online sports page, handling breaking news and writing social media copy.

I’ve stayed on as a part-time correspondent, mainly covering high schools, specifically rugby in the Spring of 2025 and boys’ soccer in the Fall of 2025.

Find my work for the Globe here.

I started freelancing for the Journal in January, writing features for their bi-monthly magazine.

I’ve profiled Chris Delaney, a freshman at UMass Lowell and the smallest player in the NCAA, and Christian Semetsis, an incoming defenseman for the USNTDP who coaches hail as one of the best skaters they’ve ever seen. Among other stories, I also wrote a draft diary for Carter Amico, an NTDP alum and BU commit.

There’s more to come, including coverage of Connecticut high school boys’ and girls’ hockey. Find my work for the Journal here.

I was brought on by the NESJ in August to lead the Journal’s first full-season coverage of Connecticut high school boys’ and girls’ soccer.

I had to build a network in Connecticut entirely from scratch. For both boys and girls, I completed a preseason Top 10 teams — which I’ve continued on a weekly basis through the season — and a preseason Players to Watch story. I’ll be continuing my coverage through the postseason.

Find my work for the NESJ here.

I’m the founder of Case In Point, the first independent, student-run publication exclusively dedicated to covering Boston University men’s and women’s basketball.

After two seasons covering BU hoops for WTBU Sports, myself and a close friend in the BU student-journalism scene raised the level: instant takeaways, full game stories and opinion/analysis columns all season long. Plus, preseason feature stories you couldn’t find anywhere else.

In our first season, we published 135 total stories on the men’s and women’s teams.

Check out our journalism here, and find my own stories for Case In Point here.

Over my first two years at BU, I covered the men’s and women’s basketball and soccer teams for WTBU Sports, BU’s student-run radio station.

I covered the women’s basketball team during their historic 2022 season, and was there for their herculean comeback-that-wasn’t in the Patriot League Championship Game. I covered the men’s soccer team during their historic 2023 season, and was there when they did win the Patriot League Championship Game.

For the 2023-24 basketball season, I was the editor and lead writer for 'TBU's beat. I covered the men's team's late-season surge to the PL semifinal and the rollercoaster that was the women's season, one that ended with yet another loss in the PL final.

Before starting my blog on Medium, I wrote a weekly NFL column, formerly titled "The B-Gap," and eventually "The Break Out."

You can find all my work for WTBU Sports here.