Adam Bagni
| Adam Bagni | |
|---|---|
| Born | November 16, 1984 Taunton, Massachusetts, USA |
| Education | La Salle University |
| Occupation | Sportscaster |
| Notable credit(s) | WJAR, WEEI, WNCF |
Adam Michael Bagni (
/ˈbæɡni/; born November 16, 1984 in Taunton, MA) is an American sportscaster.[1]
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[edit] Biography
[edit] College
Bagni is a graduate of La Salle University in Philadelphia.[2] While at La Salle, Bagni served as General Manager of WEXP and was the play-by-play voice for the campus radio broadcasts.[3][4] He was also a writer for The Collegian and the host of "Controversial Opinion" on La Salle TV.
[edit] Career
Bagni currently works at WJAR[5] [6] and as a flash anchor on WEEI. [7] Previously, he anchored WNCF’s sports segment during their nightly newscast at 10:00 PM CT.[8][9][10] He was the host of ABC 32's Inside the Tide & Tigers during the fall college football season and the now defunct AUM Sports Show. He left the station in March 2011.[11][12][13][14][15] Prior to starting at WNCF, Bagni worked as a production assistant at New England Sports Network.[16] He was also a production assistant on numerous shows for ESPN, FOX Sports, and NBC Sports during the 2006 Winter Olympics.[17] He is represented by N.S. Bienstock.[18]
[edit] Awards
In March 2010, Bagni won the Judge's Award for Sportscaster of the Year from the Alabama Broadcasters Association at the 2010 ABBYs.[19][20]
In April 2006, he won an Excellence in Broadcasting award from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters for his work at WEXP.[21]
[edit] References
- ^ [1] RSVP Montgomery (November/December 2010), "The List - November 2010", accessed 03-03-2011
- ^ Hollywood Upclose, Adam Bagni biography, accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [2] La Salle University, "NationWide Sports - Adam Bagni and Mike Petty Wednesdays from 3 to 5", accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [3] La Salle University, Student Press Committee: 2006 - 2007 Update Archives, WEXP MANAGER Adam Bagni", accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [4], TV Spy, "Adam Bagni Joins WJAR in Providence-New Bedford", accessed 12-22-2011
- ^ http://www2.turnto10.com/staff/57029/], turntoten.com, "Profile for Adam Bagni", accessed 12-22-2011
- ^ [5], Taunton Daily Gazette, "Taunton’s Adam Bagni named newest WEEI Flash Anchor", accessed 11-08-2011
- ^ [6] WNCF-TV, "Adam Bagni - Sports Director, Anchor/Reporter", accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [7] The Taunton Call (February 08, 2008), "Bagni bags sports anchor job", accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [8] Montgomery Advertiser 'Personnel Moves: Merrill Lynch promotes Ingram to senior financial adviser - ABC32 WNCF-TV hires sports director", accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [9] TV Spy - mediabistro.com (March 1, 2011), "Sports Director Adam Bagni Leaving WNCF", accessed 03-01-2011
- ^ [10] MontgomeryTVandRadio.com (February 10, 2011), "Adam Bagni Leaving WNCF", accessed 03-01-2011
- ^ [11] Alabama NewsWatch (March 3, 2011), "Sports Director Adam Bagni Leaves WNCF", accessed 03-03-2011
- ^ [12] South TV News (March 1, 2011), "Montgomery Sports Director Leaving WNCF", accessed 03-01-2011
- ^ [13] Sports Anchor Watch (March 2, 2011), "Bye Bye Bagni and more", accessed 03-01-2011
- ^ Sportscasters Talent Agency of America, Adam Bagni, accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [14] Philadelphia Weekly, by G.W. Miller III (February 8, 2006), "The Kids Stay in the Picture - A contingent of La Salle students will help broadcast the Winter Olympics. ", Accessed 02-04-2009
- ^ [15] N.S. Bienstock, Accessed 04-04-2009
- ^ [16] WNCF-TV (March 21, 2010), "ABC 32's Bagni Named Among Bama's Best", accessed 03-25-2010
- ^ [17] The Collegian (April 15, 2010), "Collegian Alumnus Named Ala. Sportscaster of the Year"
- ^ [18] La Salle University (May 1, 2006), "La Salle Student Radio Station Shares Top Award for Sports Coverage with Philadelphia Eagles Announcers by Pa. Association of Broadcasters", accessed 02-04-2009
