STATS

Year(s)	Club	League	Sport	POS
2006-	Dayton Bombers	ECHL	Hockey	Broacaster/Media Relations

BIO

Andy comes to Dayton from Toledo, where for the past two years he served as a play-by-play announcer for a 24 hour local sports television network. He covered over 27 different sports in that time and hockey is still his favorite.

Also while in Toledo he was the home radio announcer for the Toledo Storm for the second half of the season in 2004-2005 as well as the voice of the Toledo Icediggers of the NAHL. Most recently he became the voice of Warriors hockey at Wayne State University before resigning to take the job with the Bombers in February of 2006.

He has been in sports broadcasting for 5 years and graduated from the University of Toledo in May 2002 with a Bachelors Degree in Arts and Sciences, majoring in Communications. He credits Bill Wilkinson, Tom Oxley, and Ian Duncan as the people that have influenced him the most in learning so much about the game of hockey.

STATS

Year(s)	Club	League	Sport	POS
2000-	Nashville Sounds	PCL	Baseball	Director of Media Relations
1998	Rancho Cucamonga Quakes	CAL	Baseball	Asst. Director of Media Relations

BIO

Doug Scopel joined the Sounds in February 2000. He serves as the team's Director of Media/Public Relations & Baseball Operations, responsible for writing and distributing press releases, managing game day press box operations, facilitating baseball information, handling media requests, and overseeing the production and content of the team’s publications and website.

In addition, he manages the travel itineraries and housing for our on-field personnel during the season and acts as the primary contact for the club's daily interactions with its major league affiliate, the Milwaukee Brewers, along with all visiting teams and umpiring crews at Greer Stadium.

Scopel currently serves on the Pacific Coast League's Travel Committee as well as its Public Relations Committee.

He joined the Sounds as a media relations assistant in February 2000 and assumed a management role in the department that September.

He also serves as a media/public relations assistant for the Tennessee Titans during the NFL season and is a member of the gameday staff for selected Belmont University fall & winter athletic events.

Prior to arriving in Nashville, he served as a media/community relations assistant for the Rancho Cucamonga (Cal.) Quakes.

A Pittsburgh native, Scopel earned a journalism degree from Marquette University in Milwaukee and currently resides in Nashville.

 

 

STATS

Year(s)	Club	League	Sport	POS
2006	Rancho Cucamonga Quakes	CAL	Baseball	Broacaster/Media Relations
2004-05	Kinston Indians	CAR	Baseball	Broadcaster/Dir. Media Rel.
2003	Helena Brewers	PIO	Baseball	Broadcaster/Dir. Media Rel.
2002	Idaho Falls Padres	PIO	Baseball	Broadcaster/Dir. Media Rel.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Broadcast of Keith Ramsey Perfect Game - Myrtle Beach, 2004

BIO

Rob joins the Quakes staff for his fifth year in baseball in 2006. Prior to coming to Rancho he spent two years with the Kinston Indians in the Carolina League and also called the games for the Helena Brewers in 2003 and Idaho Falls Padres in 2002 in the Pioneer League. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Rob graduated from Baylor University with a degree in journalism and telecommunications in 2001. His favorite sports memory is a three-way tie between seeing Robin Yount's 3,000th hit at Milwaukee County Stadium, calling Keith Ramsey's perfect game against Myrtle Beach in 2004, and capping the '04 season by calling Kinston's Carolina League championship over Wilmington.
Photographed: Rob and a red panda in Chengdu, China

 

BIO

Paul Stanfield has worked for the Vermont Lake Monsters since the team's first season in 1994 season. A graduate of Rice Memorial High School and Asbury College (Wilmore, Kentucky). Paul also worked in the Athletic Communications Office at the University of Vermont in the 1990's and is still a member of the stat crew for UVM hockey and basketball games.