Director of Broadcasting Scott Leo

Bio

Scott Leo, a broadcast arts instructor at Fairmont High School in Kettering, Ohio, since 2010 and director of broadcasting for the Columbus Clippers since 2006, is WUSO's adviser and serves as the university's director of broadcasting. The Clippers are currently the Triple-A minor league affiliate of Major League Baseball's Cleveland Indians.

Scott is the primary football and men's basketball play-by-play voice for the Tiger Sports Network. He has called Wittenberg varsity athletic contests in football, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, baseball and softball since arriving in Springfield as an assistant news/sports director of WBLY radio in 2000. At that time, he was also studying broadcasting at Sinclair Community College and then Wright State University.

Scott previously spent two seasons as the radio play-by-play broadcaster for the Richmond (Ind.) Roosters of the independent Frontier League. He is also the radio host for Wright State University men's basketball, play-by-play broadcaster on the Horizon League TV Network, and he also contributes to the CBS Radio/Westwood One coverage of the NFL and the NCAA basketball tournament.

Scott began his broadcasting career as a student at Kettering Fairmont High School, where he founded the sports department of the student radio station. His other broadcasting experience includes work with WONE in Dayton, play-by-play of Urbana University football and men's basketball, and selected Columbus Destroyers Arena Football League games in 2004. He has also done sports television work for Time Warner Cable.

Scott, who earned his bachelor's degree in communications and sociology from Wright State in 2004, and his wife Shannon live in Hilliard with their children, Austin and Madison.