Todd Ant

Todd has been broadcasting for 5 decades beginning in 1987 when he began a 10-year run at WCBS-Newsradio 88 covering all the professional and college teams in the New York/New Jersey area. After a three-year stint as Regional Sports Director at Metro Networks in New York, Todd was named Sports Anchor/Reporter for ABC Radio Network in 1999, where he covered all major sports events around the country and globally including 17 Super Bowls, 12 World Series, 32 Final Fours, Stanley Cups, NBA Finals and 5 Winter and 4 Summer Olympic games. Todd has also covered many All-Star games, Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies, Golf and Tennis Major events, Boxing championships and occasional off beat events like the Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest and a Darts Tournament. In 2008 ABC Radio added Todd to its team of News Anchor/Reporters. Todd has been fortunate to win numerous awards including Associated Press Sports Awards, NY International Festival Awards and Edward R. Murrow awards for sports and News coverage. In 2009 Todd was inducted into the inaugural class of the Hofstra University Radio Hall of Fame on Long Island. In 2013 Todd was honored by his Alma mater with the George M. Estabrook Alumni Award. Ant attended Hofstra University from 1977 to 1981 earning a BA in Communications - Broadcasting Tract. He was the Sports Director at WVHC Radio and Hofstra Television covering many Flying Dutchmen sports events. Todd resides in Long Hill New Jersey with his wife Tracey '87, who he met at Hofstra when she played on the women's basketball team. They have two Children,