These are people who were “On the Move” during May 2022. They have made professional moves in sports media.

If there was a move in your department or you made a move during May that is not included, you can contact Erik Hall at hallerik7@gmail.com.

  • Alex Andrejev left her role as a sports reporter at The Charlotte (N.C.) Observer. 
  • Dave Benz did not have his option picked up to return as the Minnesota Timberwolves TV play-by-play broadcaster for the 2022-23 season. 
  • Allie Berube became sports director at WHTM-TV in Harrisburg, Pa. 
  • Ray Didinger retired from covering sports at Philadelphia sports radio station WIP, and NBC Sports Philadelphia. 
  • David Eckert started covering Southern Miss for the Hattiesburg (Miss.) American. 
  • Bryan Edwards left his sports reporter role at Kentucky New Era in Hopkinsville, Ky. 
  • Victoria Hernandez joined USA Today Sports+ as a community engagement producer. 
  • Zachary Alan Huber became a sports reporter for the Asheville (N.C.) Citizen Times. 
  • Marisa Ingemi joined the San Francisco Chronicle to cover women’s sports and hockey. 
  • Trevor King went from sports editor to editor at The Garrett County Republican in Oakland, Md. 
  • Brendan Koerner joined the Lake Oconee News in Greensboro, Ga., as a sports reporter. 
  • Anthony Kristensen started covering Evansville sports for the Evansville (Ind.) Courier Press.
  • Rhett Lewis was named the Indiana Hoosiers football radio analyst. 
  • Mike Missanelli left his radio broadcast role at WPEN-FM 97.5 in Philadelphia. 
  • Brian Murphy joined WRAL-TV as a sports investigative reporter. 
  • Eric Prisbell took a role covering the NBA for Sports Business Journal. 
  • Noah Ram became a sports reporter at the Utica (N.Y.) Observer-Dispatch. 
  • Sean Reider took a sports reporter position at The Daily Telegram in Adrian, Mich. 
  • Matt Scalici became audience development editor at For The Win. He was previously with AL.com. 
  • Eric Schweizer became sports editor at the Clinton (Iowa) Herald. 
  • Bill Simmons was named the Spotify head of global sports content. He’ll remain managing director of The Ringer. 
  • André Simms joined the Cape Cod Times in Hyannis, Mass., as a sports reporter. 
  • Trent Singer became the high school sports editor for Just Women’s Sports. 
  • Eric Smith left his role covering the Minnesota Vikings for Vikings.com. 
  • Augusta Stone joined the Carolina Panthers as a team reporter. She previously covered South Carolina for The State. 
  • Maria Taylor was named the new host of NBC’s “Football Night in America.” 
  • Drew Terhall took the sports editor role at The Daily Advocate and Early Bird in Greenville, Ohio. 
  • Khari Thompson joined WEEI-FM 93.7 as a Patriots reporter. He was previously with Boston.com. 
  • Bailey Zubke became sports editor at the Sioux City (Iowa) Journal. 
  • 247 Sports saw Thomas Goldkamp depart from his role covering the Florida Gators and Keith Niebuhr leave his role covering Auburn. 
  • The Athletic added Tobias Bass as an associate editor for breaking news. Mark Eisenhauer and Mark Puleo joined as staff editors. 
  • DK Pittsburgh Sports added Chris Halicke to cover the Steelers and Pirates. Christopher Carter left his sports writer role. 
  • ESPN moved Sarah Barshop to cover the Los Angeles Rams after previously covering the Houston Texans. Reina Kempt joined ESPN as an NBA senior editor, and she was previously the Louisville Courier Journal sports editor. 
  • The Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star saw the departures of sports editor Clark Grell and sports writer Steven M. Sipple. 
  • The Los Angeles Times named Iliana Limón Romero as sports editor/assistant managing editor for sports. Chris Stone went from executive sports editor to deputy managing editor. 
  • The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette promoted Mackenzie Rodrigues to audience development editor; hired Cameron Hoover, previously with DraftKings, as a digital producer; and hired Andrew Destin as a Penn State football and general assignment reporter. 
  • SF Gate named Dennis Young as sports editor. Alex Shultz left his sports editor role at SF Gate to co-edit its local section. 
  • USA Today Network South Region added JT Keith to oversee high school sports coverage in Mississippi and Louisiana along with HBCUs. Dani Mohr started as a trending reporter. Greg Hardwig took a planner role after previously being at the Naples (Fla.) Daily News. 

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