In March 2011, Amanda was invited to join the PGA TOUR team, and served as their anchor and reporter for five years, during which she could’ve been seen hosting the show “PGA TOUR Today” as well as a couple of others, and was also invited to make a guest appearance in many other TV shows. She soon found herself working for MSG Varsity as their volleyball commentator and features reporter, in charge of covering various volleyball as well as football events. This venture lasted for around four months when she joined the Madison Square Garden (MSG) Network as their sideline reporter, and could’ve been seen appearing in their show “High School Game of the Week”. After her skills were noticed by various scouts, she was invited to join the network Verizon Sports as their freelance sideline reporter, where she was mostly in charge of covering the Rutgers Women’s soccer and basketball teams. In 2008, Amanda joined “Lancaster Newspaper” as their journalist and reporter, and was in charge of producing and editing various sports-related videos, as well as hosting a weekly online show.
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She covered many games for the Islanders, and then she moved on to work for the professional American Football team the New York Jets, competing in the National Football League (NFL). After three years at CBS 2, Amanda decided that she hadn’t learned the ropes yet, and thus joined ABC News NOW as an intern, spending a couple of months with them before moving on to work for the professional hockey team the New York Islanders, competing in the National Hockey League (NHL). Still before graduation, Amanda became an intern at CBS 2, which is amongst the most popular networks in the US, owning and operating KCBS-TV in Los Angeles, California, KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh where Amanda interned, and WBBM-TV in Chicago, Illinois it also has 11 other affiliated stations. She also wrote for the student newspaper – “The Chronicle” – and was a member of the Association for Women in Communications.
Career as a sports reporterĪmanda launched her career while still at university, working at the WRHU radio station, a student broadcast radio which has won three Marconi Awards for National College Radio Station of the Year. Upon matriculating in 2004, Amanda enrolled at Hofstra University, from which she obtained her Bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism in 2008. When she was ten, the family moved to Lancaster in Pennsylvania, and she attended Manheim Township High School, at which she played various other sports including tennis and soccer, and also became interested in journalism, and wrote for her school’s newspapers. A post shared by Amanda Balionis she showed great interest, Tony even enrolled her at a golf school, where Amanda was apparently the best amongst her peers.
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