Bryan Schwartz
Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter
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Bryan joined WHSV in June 2020 as the weekend sports anchor and reporter.
He is a graduate of Quinnipiac University with a degree in journalism. Bryan has worked for WFAN and CBS Sports Radio in New York City, while also interning with WTNH (New Haven, CT) and the New Britain Bees baseball team. At Quinnipiac, Bryan served as sports director for the award-winning campus television station, Q30 TV.
He is originally from Stamford, CT. Bryan is a die-hard New York Mets, Brooklyn Nets and New York Jets fan and an avid fantasy football player. He looks forward to experiencing all the Shenandoah Valley has to offer!
JMU took down Liberty 8-5 in Sunday’s Knoxville Regional championship to advance to the program’s second straight Super Regional.
A second inning three-run home run by Kate Gordon was the difference in JMU’s 3-1 win over no. 9 Tennessee.
Page County senior TR Williams made his return to the diamond Friday night.
Behind a 19 strikeout performance by Odicci Alexander, James Madison knocked off Liberty in 10 innings to open up the Knoxville Regional.
Two ejections, four home runs, and 11 innings later, James Madison edged out William & Mary 10-9.
The Bridgewater Eagles fell to the Lynchburg Hornets in the winner-take-all game three of the ODAC semifinals Sunday afternoon.
James Madison has its NCAA tournament opponent.
James Madison held top-ranked UNC close for the majority of the way, but the Tar Heels held on to win 14-9, advancing in the NCAA tournament.
After the dramatic CAA championship win, James Madison’s women’s lacrosse team kept the momentum up in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Buffalo Gap had its signing day ceremony today for four student-athletes heading to play at the next level.
Upsets are what makes sports fun.
A late surge in the final minutes of the second half sent the CAA Championship game to overtime, and in the second extra period James Madison walked it off to win the conference title.
Harrisonburg High School celebrated six student-athletes Friday afternoon at signing day.
Eastern Mennonite junior Isaac Alderfer continues to make a splash for the Royals track and field team.
For the fifth consecutive season, Riverheads is the class 1 state champion.
Moorefield won its first wrestling state title in program history.
Stuarts Draft is preparing for its state championship game Saturday against Appomattox County.
For the third consecutive season, the JMU men’s soccer team punched their ticket to the NCAA tournament after winning the CAA title.
After nearly two years, VHSL spring sports returned to the Valley.
Arguably the play of the game in JMU’s FCS Playoffs opening round win over VMI came in the first quarter when Jawon Hamilton broke free for a 99-yard touchdown run.
Both Riverheads and Stuarts Draft are moving on to state championship games.
(3) JMU defeated VMI 31-24 in the first round of the FCS Playoffs Saturday at Bridgeforth Stadium.
Despite a strong effort in the third set, the Riverheads volleyball team fell in the Class 1 state finals to Auburn in straight sets.
The Pendleton County boys basketball teams keeps on winning.
James Madison knocked off Drexel in overtime Thursday 4-3 to advance to the CAA championship game.
Eli Dellinger of Stonewall Jackson High School is a standout student-athlete at her school and in the community.
Two Augusta County schools are preparing for respective state semifinal games Saturday.
After a 5-0 regular season, the James Madison football team was awarded the 3-seed in the upcoming FCS playoffs.
The James Madison men’s soccer team is the CAA champion for the third consecutive season.
Hannah Koontz is a volleyball, basketball and softball player at Pendleton County High School.
Results from the high school golf region tournaments Monday
Berkeley Tyree has made a strong impact on the court and in the classroom at Riverheads High School, growing over her years as a Gladiator.
The Bridgewater College women’s soccer team won the 2020-2021 ODAC championship game over Washington & Lee in penalty kicks
The James Madison men’s basketball team has added its second transfer in as many days
