WKRC-TV Executive Sports Producer

If you met Kevin Barnett as he was growing up in St. Bernard, you knew he would find a career in sports.

A self-proclaimed statistics nerd, he devoured box scores of games and collected baseball cards to check out the numbers.

WKRC-TV, WLWT-TV & WCPO-TV sports anchor/reporter

Ken Broo has been up and down the dial of radio and television stations in Cincinnati and across the country for nearly 50 years. But, no matter where he landed, the lure of the Queen City always brought him back to the shores of the Ohio River.

Cincinnati Post and The Cincinnati Enquirer sports columnist and author

From the time he was sports editor of his high school newspaper in Bethesda, Maryland, Paul Daugherty knew he what he wanted to do with his life. He was a sports fan who loved to write, so he combined the two.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati Reds beat writer (honored posthumously)

For six decades, Fay’s byline appeared in The Cincinnati Enquirer, and he earned a reputation for his ability to cover anything well. “The curse of versatility,” one colleague called it.

WKRC-TV & WCPO-TV sports anchor

Denny Janson’s broadcasting career started humbly in 1965 when the Elder High School sophomore was hired to answer the WSAI-AM Radio request line. It was immediately clear this Price Hill native would quickly rise through the ranks.

WLW Bengals Radio Network Pregame/Halftime/Postgame host, sports marketer, WDBZ Sports Director, ,and DEI Director at St. Xavier High School

You might need a super-computer to keep track of everything Wayne Box Miller has done in radio and television, journalism, sports marketing and education.

WCPO-TV Sports Director

The broadcasting bug bit John Popovich as a student at Struthers High School near Youngstown. He worked for the school’s radio station, WKTL (Key To Life), then followed his brothers and sisters to Ohio University in Athens.

His ambition was to combine radio, television and sports into a career.

Cincinnati’s first female sports reporter at WCPO plus work at WLWT-TV, WXIX-TV, ESPN & Game Day Communications Founder

Some people might hesitate at volunteering for something new and untested, but not Betsy Ross.

She’s set a high standard for women in both broadcasting and business.

WLWT-TV sports anchor/reporter

When George Vogel graduated from Georgetown, Ohio, High School in 1975, he wasn’t sure what career he wanted to pursue.

He enrolled at Southern State Community College for two years while driving a truck making freight deliveries for a Georgetown company