Brianna Mellon
Bri graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara where she reported for the school's athletic show Gaucho Vision. During her time in Santa Barbara, Bri worked as an intern at KEYT News Channel 3 and landed a job at the station before graduation. From the Central Coast, she moved to Amarillo, Texas where she held the title of sports director for KFDA News Channel 10. Bri covered West Texas high school football for two years before her next adventure across the country. Bri most recently worked in Omaha, Nebraska at WOWT News 6 as a sports anchor and reporter. Bri covered two College World Series, Creighton athletics, and Nebraska athletics during her time. She followed the Huskers first season under new Head Coach Scott Frost and Clovis West native Adrian Martinez.
Bri played sports growing up, but soccer was her first love playing competitively for over a decade. She loves the beach, traveling, and working out.
Bri is excited to get to know the local high school athletes in the Central Valley and cover Fresno State Athletics. If you see her out at a game, feel free to say hi!
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Fresno State loses conference opener to Air Force, 43-24
The Fresno State Bulldogs (2-3) lost their Mountain West Conference opener to the Air Force (4-2), 43-24 in Colorado Springs Saturday evening.
Friday Night Football - Week 8 - Schedules, scores and highlights from around the Valley
Schedules, scores and highlights of High School Football around Fresno, Visalia, and the rest of the Central Valley
Good Sports: Yosemite High athlete becomes inspiration to team, community
That inspiration goes by the name Pj Kuzmitski. The junior at Yosemite High School suffered a tragic accident at football practice two years ago resulting in the amputation of his lower right leg.
Friday Night Football - Week 7 - Schedules, scores and highlights from around the Valley
Schedules, scores and highlights of High School Football around Fresno, Visalia, and the rest of the Central Valley
Team of the Week: Kingsburg Vikings
They're not just one of six local teams who remain unbeaten, they're off to their best start since 2010.
