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Bob Tatrn
Radio-TV Broadcaster
Play-by-play Announcer
Sports Talk Show Host
Radio-TV Commercial Voice
Radio-TV Time Salesman
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Action photos by Bob Tatrn LLC staff photographer Jason Heffran.
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| The above photos were taken January 27, 2010 at St. Joe's vs. Avonworth |
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| The above photos are of Pitt vs. UConn Women's Basketball January 30, 2010 |
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 | At Valley games, Audio-Video Class students are encouraged to join me for play-by-play and/or color commentary. Valley High School junior Jeff Shutak (left) and senior Brian Hetrick have volunteered so far. The Club is headed by Bob Morrow.
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A relaxing moment during a recent game.
I was priveleged to do the play-by-play of the first game ever at the new St. Joe's Gymnasium in Natrona Heights, Pa. (12/16/08)
The addition to this well-respected Catholic School is currently a work-in-progress and will greatly benefit its students in other sports as well as basketball.
The construction of this $3.5 million facility was through public funding without cost to any taxpayer. Previously, St. Joe's had to rent a nearby facility for its indoor functions.
With this new facility, "Nomads No More".
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 | Valley High School graduate Jeremy Smith, now a sophomore at St. Vincent College, joins me for color commentary at a recent St. Joe's boys game over the Christmas break. Jeremy is a former Valley High School Audio/Video Club member.
Jeremy has worked behind the scenes in college radio & television, and was a natural for his assignment that evening.
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 | The first announcing volunteer from St. Joseph's High School was sophomore Nick Farrell.
Farrell aspires to get behind the mike some day to become a sports broadcaster.
Nick is shown here at a recent Lady Spartans game at the St. Joe's gym, supplying the game's color commentary.
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 | Often times, grandson Justin Fleck volunteers to keep statistics for the telecasts produced for Comcast Cablevision.
Justin is an excellent math student and aspires to some day become a play-by-play sports announcer.
Camera person is Dr. Dennis Woytek, Assistant Professor Multimedia Technology at Duquesne University.
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