Artie Abrego

Journalist/Sports Reporter

A sports journalist who cares:

For the past four years, Artie Abrego has been working as a sports journalist covering basketball, football, volleyball and baseball. Artie served as a beat writer for the BGSU men’s basketball team for three seasons with Falcon Media, covering games, writing multiple feature stories and the transfer portal.

Artie’s main goals are to seek a career in sports journalism and broadcasting in sports media, to continue to be a reliable, accurate and versatile sports journalist focusing on interviewing athletes and coaches and writing in-depth stories.

Throughout his four years, Artie has:

  • Wrote 20+ sports feature stories.
  • Broadcast over 50+ games of basketball, football and volleyball combined.
  • Interned on the campus of BGSU as an intern for Falcon Media.
  • Shoot in-game footage of basketball games.
  • Did board operations for over 100+ broadcasts
  • Edited videos on Premiere Pro and Capcut.
  • Interviewed athletes for social media pieces, along with live tweeting coverage of games.
  • Hosted and co-hosted the Swoop, a live talk show covering BGSU athletics.
March 26th episode of the Swoop

Other Swoop Episodes:

Artie hosting the Swoop, a live talk show about BGSU athletics, alongside two Falcon Media Sports Network members.

Artie Abrego (middle) pictured calling the Battle of I-75 between BGSU men’s basketball and Toledo basketball at Savage Arena with Foster Roesti and Tyler Kalavatz.

Photo credit: Coyle Withrow

“I’ve worked with Artie since he arrived at Bowling Green State University when he immediately became involved with the Falcon Media Sports Network. In sports terms, Artie has proven to be a valuable utility player and a tremendous “culture guy.” From Day One, Artie volunteered for every opportunity, eager to try his hand at all facets of sports media, whether that was running the sound board for a live broadcast, capture video for a highlight package, providing play-by-play or color commentary for game broadcasts or writing game recaps and features. Artie actively sought out feedback on all these tasks and used that to improve each facet of his game. It’s that attitude that elevates Artie’s value. He’s passionate about his craft, but also about the organization, doing whatever he can to help his teammates because he knows that will improve the overall product. Artie will thrive with an organization that values determination and a team-first approach.”

Karl Smith, Falcon Media Manager