CHRIS CADEAU
United States Marine Corps Veteran
Multimedia Sports Journalist
I chose to work in sports journalism because of my love for sports and its intersection with society.
My experience spans multiple platforms (print, digital, broadcast, radio and magazine) at every level of sports from high school all the way to the pros.
I'm currently employed by the Kalamazoo Wings as the Public Relations and Broadcasting Director in the ECHL.
And... I pride myself in the ability to proficiently write, edit and shoot content - along with play-by-play broadcasting multiple sports.
The late great ESPN reporter Pedro Gomez once told me, "Stand on my shoulders, because that's what others did for me."
If you're an aspiring broadcaster or journalist, and you've stumbled all the way to the bottom of this... Reach out, anytime!
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Concussions: Living in the Solution
We know about concussion dangers, the arguments that have ensued and the threat it poses to modern sports. But what are concussion survivors doing to ensure the best quality of life possible?
Join me as we explore a 'day in the life’ of former #NFL running back Mike Adamle and his wife Kim, and learn how they're navigating life after a dementia diagnosis attributed to probable #CTE changed their life.
BROADCAST REEL
Here is a compilation stories that I have reported over the years along with a standup montage.
DIGITAL JOURNALISM
By Chris Cadeau for K-Wings.com
Justin Taylor nearly lost his left eye after an injury in 2017, but he channeled the adversity to launch himself toward an all-time ECHL career.
“We were heading to the power play looking to slam the door shut,” Taylor said.
And then a one-timer.
“I got the puck, and we were moving it well,” said Kyle Bushee, former K-Wings defenseman. “I fired a one-timer, and the guy in the bumper position made a desperation slide to try to block it and it hit right off his stick into (Taylor’s) face."...(READ MORE)
By Chris Cadeau for Medill News Service
CHARLOTTE, N.C. –In order to fully understand the bond between Stephen Curry and Charlotte that’s been on display this week you had to be in Memphis the night of April 9, 2016, to see a connection forged through faith, family and basketball at the Charlotte Christian School.
The Golden State Warriors had defeated the Memphis Grizzlies for their 71st victory of the season, putting them within one of the NBA record set by the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. They were about to fly to San Antonio to face the Spurs the next night ... (Continue here)
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