Blogger Profiles

Gethin Coolbaugh is the Associate Editor of BostonSportsU18.com. He is an 18-year old who recently graduated from Framingham High School in Massachusetts. While attending Framingham High, Gethin was an award-winning Sports Reporter/Producer for Framingham High School Television Production (FHS-TV). Gethin created, hosted, and produced a weekly professional sports show entitled “New England Sports Minute,” which delivered news and analysis from the New England sports world. In addition, Gethin was the Sports Editor for the school’s student-run newspaper, The Eagles Eye. Currently, Gethin works as a Sports Stringer for The MetroWest Daily News, and also writes a weekly Athlete of the Week column for The Wellesley Townsman (www.wellesleytownsman.com/sports). In addition, he writes the Medfield Notebook for The Medfield Press. Gethin can be reached at gethin.coolbaugh@yahoo.com. You can follow Gethin on Twitter at www.twitter.com/gethincoolbaugh.

Seamus Barrett is a 9-year old who attends Bishop Elementary School in Arlington, MA. He enjoys playing soccer and is a dedicated baseball player who plays pitcher, catcher and middle infield. Seamus and his father maintain “Seamus’ Baseball Blog” at www.SeamusBaseball.blogspot.com and he looks forward to contributing baseball articles to Boston Sports U18. Seamus’ favorite baseball teams are the Boston Red Sox, the Chicago Cubs, and the Colorado Rockies, and he collects all kinds of baseball caps. Seamus can be found on Twitter @StrongBaseball and reached via email at Beep123Beep@gmail.com.

Joshua Kummins is a 15-year-old sophomore honor roll student at Malden (MA) High School. He is the founder and main contributor of KCT Baseball and Hockey East From The Point, as well as a copy editor and reporter for The Blue and Gold newspaper at MHS. He will be the first BSU18 blogger to focus on college hockey, covering many Hockey East games during the winter season. In the past, he has covered the Hockey East Tournament, Beanpot, and last year’s Frozen Fenway doubleheader. During the spring and summer, he will cover baseball, his favorite sport, for the site. Joshua has reported on the Red Sox, the minor leagues and college baseball for KCT Baseball, as well as following the North Shore Navigators’ run to winning the 2010 New England Collegiate Baseball League Championship this summer. During the summer, he also provides extensive coverage of the Cape Cod Baseball League and its annual All-Star Game, which has been played at Fenway Park for the past two seasons. Contact him via e-mail at kidsclubtimes@aol.com.

Aodhan Doyle is twelve and was a High Honors sixth grader at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School in Orleans, Mass. He attended and was an active participant in last summer’s Sports Broadcasting Camp at B.U. (sponsored by PlaybyPlaycamps. com). During this camp, Aodhan wrote both radio and TV commentary, reported live from Fenway Park, used actual broadcasting studios at Northeastern, and recorded daily play by play audio tapes. Aodhan will attend this summer’s Broadcasting Camp as well. He’s a sports fanatic, baseball card collector, player of Stratomatic Baseball, and subscriber to three sports magazines. He’s a huge New York Yankees fan (his mother and favorite uncle come from The Bronx). He plays rec soccer, junior league golf at the Captain’s Course in Brewster, Nauset Travel basketball, Lower Cape lacrosse, and Brewster Little League baseball and has played all of them except lacrosse for many years. This year his Brewster Little League team won the league’s championship. Since the age of 3, he has attended many professional baseball games, basketball games, and golf tournaments. He has also attended many high school and college baseball, basketball, and lacrosse games. He’s in his third year as a batboy for the Cape League’s Brewster Whitecaps.

Will Hartnett is 13 and attends Wellesley Middle School. His favorite teams are the Cannons,Patriots,Bruins,Celtics,and Blazers. His favorite players are Paul Rabil (Cannons), Mark Recchi (Bruins), Rajon Rondo (Celtics), and Jack Reid (Blazers). Will plays Football (Line Backer), Basketball, Lacrosse (Defense/Long Stick Middie). His favorite sport is lacrosse and he is very excited about being named the Official Blogger for the Cannons this year.

Jared Keene is a Sports Correspondent for the MetroWest Daily News in Framingham, MA. He is a college football specialist, and writes a weekly College Football Journal that runs on Friday afternoon for Boston Sports U18. He can be reached at jkeene11@gmail.com.

Joe Kuykendall is 15, and a freshman at Andover High School. He is an avid sports fan, who regularly follows college basketbll (favorite team: University of Maryland), college football (favorite team:
Virginia Tech), MLB ( favorite team: Red Sox), NBA (favorite team: Celtics), and NFL (favorite team: Patriots). He greatly dislikes the Yankees, UNC, and Duke. He plays basketball, baseball, and
volleyball. When he is not doing anything sports related he also enjoys cooking, sleeping, and watching TV. His favortie athletes are Kevin Youkilis, Greivis Vasquez, Tyrod Taylor, and Glen Davis. If you have any questions he can be contacted at kukey@comcast.net.

Jake Moskowitz is a Junior at Souhegan High School. He is also an assistant editor for the Saber Scribe, which is available at the school for free. His podcast, “Jake’s Take Radio”, will be coming soon to the url: www.jakestakeradio.webs.com. Jake can be reached at: jmosk7@gmail.com

Eddie Pannone is 15 and lives in Johnston, RI. Eddie will be covering the Pawtucket Red Sox for BSU18 this year. Eddie wears a sports shirt (Sox, Pats or Celtics) to school every day. He plays O-Line and D-Line on his freshman football team and has played Johnston Recreation Baseball since 1999. His best personal sports memory is getting key hit that lead to a Little League playoff win and his best sports memories are meeting Coco Crisp, being at the 19-17 Red Sox win at Fenway Park, August 12, 2008 and seeing Coco, Papi, Pedroia, Youk, Tek, and others at McCoy Stadium. His favorite teams are the Paw Sox, Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins. His favorite athletes are Coco Crisp, Dustin Pedroia, Kevin Youkilis, Tedy Bruschi and Paul Pierce. His goal is to interview a Red Sox player (or Coco Crisp) and becoming a sports writer.

Alex Reimer has been hosting the critically acclaimed Red Sox podcast, “Without a Curse”, since July of 2005. Alex has also been profiled in The Boston Globe, and has been a guest on both “The Today Show” and “The Tonight Show” for his work on the podcast. “Without a Curse” can be found on www.thesportstuff.com, and www.youcastr.com. Alex can be reached at alexredsox076@aol.com

Tim Scott Tim Scott is a 14-year old who attends Barrington Middle School in Barrington, RI. He plays baseball and basketball for local teams in the area. A big Boston sports fan, Tim likes every Boston team, but loves the Red Sox the most. Besides writing, Tim announces Barrington Little League and Pop Warner games in his spare time. More recently, Tim was awarded the title of Sports Editor for Barrington Middle School’s newspaper. Tim can be contacted at mlbtimmy8@cox.net.

Matt Serocki is a Sports Correspondent for the MetroWest Daily News in Framingham, MA. He is an NFL specialist, and writes a weekly AFC and NFC Journal that runs on Tuesday for Boston Sports U18. Matt can be reached at mattser82@yahoo.com.

Zachary Winn is a 16 year old Junior at Belmont High. His favorite sports to watch are football and baseball and he thinks he is a good basketball player. He enjoys watching games with friends or his 83 year old Grandmother , who he has somehow turned into a sports fan. Zach’s two most memorable games that he attended were Game for of the ALCS in 2004 (Dave Roberts steals 2nd) and the Patriot’s/Dolphin’s game in 2003 (think snow). Zach can be reached at info@bostonsportsu18.com

“Coach” is Mike Winn, The President and Founder of Boston Sports U18. Winn grew up in Belmont in a big sports family. He has worked in the sports radio business in Boston for 15 years including stints at Sports Radio WEEI, 1510 The Zone and 890 ESPN Boston. He is currently the General Manager of Absolute Broadcasting’s three radio stations in Southern New Hampshire. Sports have always been a big part of Winn’s life and he currently coaches baseball, football and basketball in Burlington’s youth leagues and serves on Burlington Baseball’s Board of Directors. Winn resides in Burlington with his wife, Kim and their three children Michael (12), Ryan (10) and Samantha (4).