| Jason Tennant: Co-founder /
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Though a Washington County resident for the majority of his life,
Jason's involvement in Greene County High School sports dates back to
1999 when he started working at WANB Radio in Waynesburg. Jason earned his degree from what was then known as
Waynesburg College in 2001. A Communications major with an emphasis on
Sports Broadcasting & Sports Information, Jason spent 3 seasons as the
play-by-play announcer for Yellow Jacket Football. He then covered a
variety of high school sports for WANB Radio until 2009, when he helped to create GreeneSports.net.
To this day, Jason still handles all of the day-to-day operations for
GreeneSports including the website, scheduling, etc. He has also
overseen GreeneSports' various affiliations over the years. From
the MSA Sports Network to TribHSSN and now the NFHS Network. In
2023, Jason was instrumental in a partnership with WJPA Radio that
combines the video production of GreeneSports with the radio broadcasts
of WJPA to create the WJPA Sports Network. Outside of sports,
Jason is employed as a wedding DJ for Valley View Farm in Waynesburg. Jason currently resides in
Canonsburg with his wife Leslie, son Noah, and daughter Hannah. |
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| Lanfer Simpson: Co-founder /
Announcer |
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A standout athlete at Waynesburg Central High School
and West
Virginia University, excelling in football, track, and wrestling,
Lanfer's name has been synonymous with Greene County sports for
many years. He was inducted into the Washington and Greene Sports Hall
of Fame in 2022. Lanfer is a volunteer coach for Waynesburg Youth
Baseball and Wrestling. He began announcing High School sports for
WANB Radio around 2005, and continued in that role until helping
to form GreeneSports. He is a Manager of the Production Coltrol Center
at EQT and the Pastor at Mapletown Methodist Church. Lanfer currently resides in Waynesburg with his
wife Kristin and sons Landon & Lincoln. They live on a farm raising
beef cattle and market animals. Landon and Lincoln are in the
Greene County 4-H Programs. |
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Nate Regotti: Co-owner / Sales |
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Nate joined the GreeneSports team in the fall of 2015. He graduated from
Waynesburg University in 2014 with a degree in Communication - Sports
Broadcasting/Sports Information under the leadership of former Pirates
broadcaster Lanny Frattare. While in college, Nate was hired as a
part-time news reporter for WJPA radio, and served as the interim
afternoon news anchor in the summer of 2013. He still assists as a
sports play-by-play broadcaster and color analyst for the Washington, PA
station. Soon after graduation, Nate was named the play-by-play voice of
the Pennsylvania Rebellion for their inaugural season in National Pro
Fastpitch. He returned a year later as the PA announcer. Nate also works
for the Presidents Athletic Conference Sports Network, calling NCAA
D-III basketball, baseball and softball. An alumnus of Yough High
School, Nate currently resides in Waynesburg and serves as Chief of
Staff to State Representative Pam Snyder. |
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| Bobby Fox |
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When he's not broadcasting, Bobby works in
internal communications at UPMC. Prior to that, he served as
Sports Information Director at Waynesburg University, his alma mater,
from 2008 to 2023. Fox is a 2004 graduate of Waynesburg University
where he earned a degree in Communication with a minor in Business.
He also began announcing sports and broadcasting both on radio and
television while at Waynesburg. Fox served as Sports Director of
WCYJ-FM, the school's student-run radio station, during his senior year.
He later moved on to WANB Radio in Waynesburg where he served as an
on-air announcer and sportscaster until the creation of GreeneSports,
where he is one of the original announcers. Prior to serving as
SID at his alma mater, Fox worked as the Sports Editor of the Greene
County Messenger where he was twice honored by the Pennsylvania
Newspaper Association for his column and feature writing. Bobby
currently resides in Waynesburg with his wife Kari and sons Jackson,
Ollie, and Gabel.
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| Rusty Pettit |
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Rusty is a 1992 graduate of Waynesburg Central High School where he was
a letter winner in wrestling and track & field. He then attended Penn
State University where he graduated with degrees in Theatre and Animal
Science. After a 15-year career, performing at theatres, theme parks,
national tours and on cruise ships, Rusty and his wife Kelly moved to
Kansas City, MO. There he hosted his own sports talk show, “Pettit Said
It”, covering the Chiefs, Royals, Missouri Mavericks and local high
school sports. Rusty, Kelly and their children now live in
Washington, PA
where he owns and operates his own travel agency. |
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| Brandon Rossi |
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Brandon is a 2019 graduate of Waynesburg University
where he was a Sports Broadcasting/Sports Information major in the
Department of Communication. He began announcing while attending
West Allegheny High School as a PA Announcer and eventually became the
voice of all the Indians' varsity sports teams prior to enrolling at
Waynesburg. While in college, he served as Student Director of
Broadcasting for two years with GreeneSports. Brandon also spent a
year at Frostburg State as a broadcasting intern before returning to
Western Pennsylvania to obtain his Master's Degree in Strategic
Communication at Chatham University, where he served as the Broadcasting
Graduate Assistant in its Sports Information Department. He also
is the Public Address Announcer for many WPIAL Championship games and
various schools across the WPIAL, along with announcing games at Robert
Morris Universtiy, Duquesne University, and the University of
Pittsburgh. He also works as a spotter with the Pittsburgh
Steelers and is a traffic reporter for AAA and KDKA Radio. Brandon
currently resides in Oakdale. |
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