I'm a sports-loving Aussie, who also follows music and entertainment a little as well, so most of my articles will be revolved around these areas.
I am looking to get into the sportscasting field on radio.
I currently cover Australian Rules football and cricket games on community radio, but desperately want to get into the commercial, paid field.
I would like to top this up with some paid written work on sports both in Australia and the United States.
Apart from Australian Rules football and cricket, I also am a huge fan of American sports, such as American football, basketball and baseball.
My major area of expertise when it comes to American sports is basketball, as that is the sport I grew up with, however I am slowly gaining more and more knowledge about American football, and plan to do much more research into baseball and ice hockey.
I also love my soccer, following the English Premier League, the Australian A-League and the American Major League Soccer competitions.
Anyone wishing to discuss publishing my work, wishing for me to write for them, or simply wishing to talk to me, feel free to contact me here, I'd love to hear from anyone.
My passion is ...
Sports
I know too much about ...
Australian Rules football
My parents always told me ...
to give everything your best shot
My childhood ambition ...
as to be a professional sportsperson
My favorite memory ...
is going to see Essendon Australian football team games
Why I write ...
because I want to share my passion about sport and other topics
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Sport/More sports/80s music ... and sport
My first job ...
caterer
My best moment ...
winning the Helium Channel Champion contest
My inspiration ...
anyone who shows passion and verve for what they do
Probably as recently as a week ago, I was of the belief that if any NFL team was going to win back-to-back Super Bowls it would be this season's version of the Green Bay Packers. However, the might and defense of the New York Giants had a little something to say about that. Going back-to-back in professional sport is far, far more difficult than getting to the pinnacle of a sport in the first place. How so, you may ask? The reason is that suddenly you go from being the "hunters" to the "hunted", with every opposing team placing your scalp above all others. Every opposing tea...
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