Broadcast experience
Where Mike has been heard
Five Olympics, a decade as Voice of the Blue Hens, and play-by-play across ESPN, NBC, Fox, CBS, Westwood One, and more.


Mike at the Olympics
Summer Olympics
Rio 2016
Field hockey for NBC
Mike's Path
1999
Becomes the Voice of the Delaware Blue Hens. Graduates from UMass Amherst.
2002
Starts calling television games for NESN, Comcast SportsNet, CN8, and MASN.
2006
Torino Winter Olympics. Play-by-play for speed skating, Westwood One.
2008
Beijing Olympics. Play-by-play for field hockey, NBC.
2010
Vancouver Winter Olympics. Speed skating for Westwood One.
2011
Joins ESPN. Bowls, the NIT, lacrosse, and field hockey’s national championship follow.
2012
London Olympics, field hockey for NBC. Final season as Voice of the Blue Hens.
2016
Rio Olympics, field hockey for NBC. Fifth Olympic Games.
2022
Begins teaching TV sportscasting at the University of Delaware.
Awards
- Delaware Sportscaster of the Year, 2010, 2005, and 2003 — National Sports Media Association
- Best Presentation and Sports Play-by-play, four times — Delaware Press Association
