I'm an Emmy nominated reporter and fill-in news and sports anchor at WSTM/WTVH in Syracuse, New York.

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During my time in Central New York so far, I've covered local murder trials, countless snow storms, went on the road with Syracuse University athletics, and even sat in court as a 30-year-old fought eviction from his parent's home.

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Before moving to New York, I worked for KNOE in Monroe, Louisiana. As a born-and-raised New Englander it was a true culture shock, but I wouldn't have wanted to cut my teeth in this business anywhere else. My most memorable and challenging days down South were spent covering devastating flooding that displaced thousands across our viewing area.

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I studied broadcast journalism at Boston University, graduating Cum Laude in 2015. I was active with the college's TV and radio stations, and had the opportunity to intern at two local Boston TV stations during my time at BU.

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I grew up in New Hampshire where I enjoyed of all four seasons. I played soccer and baseball in high school, and participated in community musical theater productions.

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