CONTACT / CONNECT
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Presenting to David Vassegh, at SCSB Luncheon.
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Play-by-Play Introduction
Baseball 0:00-1:59; Football 2:00-3:05; Volleyball; 3:06-4:08; Basketball 4:08-5:52
Soccer 5:53-7:21; Softball 7:22-9:30; Baseball Highlight 9:31-9:51;
Soccer 5:53-7:21; Softball 7:22-9:30; Baseball Highlight 9:31-9:51;
Having Fun at The Ballpark (with Shotgun Spratling)
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Over the past fourteen years, Ghizal Hasan has called a variety of sports, primarily in the Big West Conference, and select events for West Coast Conference, Mountain West & Pac-12. In addition to Baseball & Basketball, Ghizal has also called Volleyball, Men's & Women's Soccer, Gymnastics and Softball at the NCAA Division 1 level.
Previously, he's covered both Junior College and Prep Sports, as Play-by-Play Announcer, Reporter & Studio Analyst, for multiple television outlets.
Ghizal was born and raised in New Jersey, the first son of Pakistani immigrants. He read Philosophy at UC Irvine, and earned a Master's from UCLA's School of Film & TV. He's on the Advisory Board of Santa Monica College's School of Communication & Media Studies and Executive Board for the Southern California Sports Broadcasters (SCSB).
Ghizal's work as a writer has been recognized by the Austin Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, and Sundance Institute. Roger Clemens once tried to bean him (right after he'd made Jon Stewart laugh), at MTV's Rock N' Jock Softball Jam, at Blair Field.
Previously, he's covered both Junior College and Prep Sports, as Play-by-Play Announcer, Reporter & Studio Analyst, for multiple television outlets.
Ghizal was born and raised in New Jersey, the first son of Pakistani immigrants. He read Philosophy at UC Irvine, and earned a Master's from UCLA's School of Film & TV. He's on the Advisory Board of Santa Monica College's School of Communication & Media Studies and Executive Board for the Southern California Sports Broadcasters (SCSB).
Ghizal's work as a writer has been recognized by the Austin Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, and Sundance Institute. Roger Clemens once tried to bean him (right after he'd made Jon Stewart laugh), at MTV's Rock N' Jock Softball Jam, at Blair Field.
