I have been thinking of the proper way to post this for around two weeks now so excuse me for how long it may be. After careful consideration and a very long process I’ve decided not to return this year to @SaintsGamingCA and pursue other aspects and opportunities within esports. I started at St. Clair about 2 years ago, I was extremely nervous, lost, and confused about what I wanted to do with my life. Within the first few weeks at school all of that changed. I made amazing new friends, @Varsial11, @notreallyevan, @swagstudios13, and @Haise_720 to name a few. I found a passion in live production through my great teacher David Rabinovitch. I found a second family with the community of esports athletes, staff members and students all apart of the College. I have never felt more welcomed to a place than at St. Clair College. As my first year concluded, I gave myself the goal of working on as many broadcasts as possible and learn as much as I could during my final year in the esports administration program. I worked hard night in and night out on learn, improving and hopefully teaching some of the new students who came in last year. I hope to continue to see them grow and work together on more projects with them in the future. I know SCC is in good hands with people like @yoogeecasts, @kirimitosa, @abruxgg and @mimiQ2506. This past year I also met more amazing people at the college and have grown to become great friends with them. Huge thanks an appreciation go to @MiraicleLoL, @lollexkk, @thermalrex, @llekaeru, @embered and @White_Widxw I want to thank all of the staff who shared insights, stories and ideas with me during my time at the college. @TheEsportsProf, @Chris_Funston, and @SilverNyx_ who are all amazing individuals and are so supportive of everything students do. I have always talked about how much my broadcast manager @HybriddVAL has meant to me both online and in person. But words cannot express how thankful I am for his leadership, guidance and drive to bring as many opportunities for myself and the other students on the broadcast side. He’s not only the best boss I’ve had, but also one of my best friends. If I didn’t mention you but crossed paths with you at the Nexus please know that I am thankful for all of our interactions and my time spent at St. Clair will never be forgotten. I’m sure I’ll be around for events here and there since I am still local but for now, it’s a see you soon. On that note, I am open to work and looking for opportunities both remote and in person within the esports broadcasting space. Feel free to reach out via DM’s or discord (phazer.) if you are looking a TD or Observer for your broadcasts. If any schools are interested in bringing in broadcasting talent and improving their shows, I am also looking for masters programs to complete!

Covering #FarmVille vs. #MyLifeBeLike in about 10 mins over at twitch.tv/nstlga_gg_b 1 best of 3 for me today!

RT @NSTLGA_GG: Day 2 of the NSTLGA Emerald Cup is live! We've got a ton of great games for you on broadcast! A Stream - @ggDetonate vs @K…

I don’t have pictures from when I first walked into Miller Park at the time in 2013 but ever since that moment I have been a proud @Brewers fan. Visited again in 2016. Seen them play in LA, Detroit, Chicago, and Toronto. When the Brewers traded for Christian Yelich I told my dad “this guy is going to be so good” and he won MVP that year. My dad and I have visited 27 of 30 MLB parks and still to do this day I love American Family Field more than any other ball park. I love this team. For the first time in my 25 years of my life. A team I cheer for has the chance to win the whole thing. 4 to go.

DO IT THE HARD WAY.

GOING TO THE FALL CLASSIC LETS. FREAKING. GO.

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please all I’m asking is for the brewers to win this f’ing series.