Alyssa Orange Biography
Alyssa Orange is an American Journalist now in her 5th year in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Alyssa has become well versed in Arkansas athletics, covering the football team in the Liberty Bowl against Kansas State, the baseball team’s 2015 & 2018 run to the College World Series, and the 2016 NFL draft.
Orange has been in the TV sports business since 2010 and wouldn’t have it any other way. Growing up with a father who worked at a news station in Richmond, VA, Alyssa has been around the business for as long as she can remember and always knew this is what she wanted to do.
Alyssa Orange Age
Orange’s age information will be updated soon.
Alyssa Orange Education
In High School, Alyssa was on the softball and volleyball teams. Since she was a freshman in high school, she’s wanted to be a Sports Broadcaster and got involved in her local school sports show called Sportswire.
Alyssa traveled down south to attend Florida State University where she majored in Media Productions. While at FSU, Alyssa joined the Chi Omega Sorority and was involved in Seminole Sports Magazine, a college show that aired on SunSports.
Alyssa Orange Family
She has an amazing family, who she is very close with. Two younger sisters, Erica and Kelly, Mom, Lynn, and Dad Len. It’s never a dull moment when the Orange Family gets together.
Alyssa Orange Career
She started her career covering her Alma Mater, Florida State, in Tallahassee, Florida, at WCTV then headed to Abilene, Texas, to work for KTAB/KRBC to get the opportunity to cover high school football at its best.
Alyssa Orange Fun Facts
Even though she’s lived in Florida, Texas, and now Arkansas, she still refers to herself as a Virginian. Alyssa is the oldest of three girls, and when she’s not following the Hogs these days she’s keeping up with Florida State, the Miami Dolphins, and the Los Angeles Lakers, hanging out with her husband Sawyer, son Finn, and Huskie PK, cooking a new recipe, reading a good book or finding a new adventure outdoors.
Alyssa Orange Nexstar Broadcasting
Orange Shot, Interviewed, wrote, edited and reported on a wide range of sports- Mainly focusing on Texas High School football. Weekend Sports Anchor position included anchoring 4 shows on Saturday/Sunday as well as producing and editing shows.
HS Coaches Show Host- KTAB/KRBC Abilene HS Football Season 2012
Produced, edited, and hosted three live High School Coaches show- Abilene High, Cooper High,
and Wylie High. Abilene & Cooper- 30 Mins, Wylie- 30 Mins.
Alyssa Orange NCAA
Article by Alyssa Orange;
Maria Fassi wins the 2019 NCAA Women’s Golf Individual Championship at Blessings Golf Course on Monday finishing at 8 under.
Fassi came into the final round of stroke play one shot back from the lead at -3. Sierra Brooks of Florida held the lead at -4. She shot even par Monday to remain at -4 and giving Maria an opportunity to take the lead. She did not hesitate.
Known for her aggressive style of play, Maria attacked her home course birding holes 2,6,8 &12 before a weather delay was called. Fassi then birdied 16 to move to 8 under. The senior fired a bogey-free round of 68 with 5 birdies to take the title.
Fassi is the first Arkansas Razorback to win the individual title since Stacy Lewis did it in 2007.
As for Arkansas as a team, the Razorbacks finished in the top 8 to advance to the Match Play portion of the tournament. The top 8 teams will compete on Tuesday and Wednesday for a team title.
Alyssa Orange Baum-Walker Stadium
Article by Alyssa Orange;
Kevin Jones is the man behind the organ sounds your hear at Baum-Walker Stadium, and his love for baseball and the organ started back in his hometown.
A Little Rock, AR, native, Jones says he would go to Arkansas Travelers game because he loved the sounds of the organ. He also loves baseball, but the organist was the main reason he loved the games.
As a member of the local band, Goose, Jones was approached by Jimmy Sanchez who coordinates marketing and in-game entertainment for baseball to play at homes games at Baum-Walker.
Jones jumped at the opportunity.
It was a hit, and since then, you can see Jones playing just left of the press box. From the traditional tunes including “Take Me Out Of The Ballgame” to the latest pop hits, Jones plays a little bit of everything while behind the keys.
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