Michelle Gingas

In the beginning of the semester, I got the opportunity to meet Michelle Gingas from Fox Sports Network and TampaBayLightning.com. I had the chance to hear her story of how she became a sports broadcaster. In the process of starting her career, Gingas studied journalism at Loyola University and quickly found her niche in sports broadcasting. Gingas knew at a very young age that she wanted to do something that allowed her to interact with people on a daily basis as well as try and leave an impact on someone or make a positive difference. Gingas also loved how sports brought people together and loved the passion they brought out of her, so she tries to communicate that same passion she felt with viewers when she is covering a sport.
Gingas loves what she is currently doing, and considered herself to be very lucky and blessed to have had the opportunities she has in broadcasting so far. Since Gingas studied journalism at Loyola and was a big athlete growing up, she loved how sports brought people together and that keeps her motivated. She got her current position by filling in work in summer of 2015. They liked her work,
Over the years, it has begun to change; women are becoming more part of sports broadcasting. Today, women are well know in broadcasting sports such as gymnastic and ice-skating, but in sports such as football, hockey, and basketball they have not entirely open up to women hosting those events. Gingas growing up played basketball, but she also love sports such a football and hockey. Gingas was used to host event on basketball games. However, when she got the opportunity to host hockey games, she did not pass on the job opportunity. Gingas went into the Fox News job interview and talked about her love for sports in general. She explained that she is not experience in playing hockey, but she is passionate and she will work diligently to meet they