C J Benberry just graduated college from the University of Indianapolis last year and currently works for Fox 59/CBS4 as a production assistant. C J has been a sports broadcaster since 2009 when he first started as a junior at Cathedral High School and has been involved with radio since high school and television since his junior year of college. C J hopes to one day be the play-by-play announcer for the Indiana Pacers or the Indianapolis Colts. You can follow him on social media: @swaggberry23

     Trevor Brooks is 2010 graduate of Fishers High School and a former student of SRN's Shawn Crull and played offensive line for the football team. Trevor is currently finishing a Sports Management degree at IUPUI that includes Business and Sports Marketing minors. He currently works for an event management company handling housing for travel sports tournaments all around the country that includes a summertime job around the 4th of July every year of setting off fireworks shows for Geist Reservoir and the city of Zionsville. Trevor is entering into his second year of coaching the football program at Holy Spirit at Geist that won the CYO city championship for 2015.

     Trevor is a diehard Cubs, Panthers, and Indiana Basketball fan. This will be his third year with Indiana SRN after doing statistics for all Westfield football games two years ago as well as all of the Indiana state football championship games.

Trevor Brooks
Sports Announcer

Craig Collins
Sports Announcer

     Craig Collins began his sports broadcasting career in the fall of 2005 as the public address announcer for basketball, softball, and baseball at Cowan High School. Upon graduation Craig enrolled at Ball State and joined the campus radio station and hosted auto-racing shows and broadcast BSU football contests while filming and editing packages that aired on NewsLink, Ball State's student-run TV newscasts. Craig also interned at 1070 The Fan, ESPN Radio in Indianapolis and collected stats for 1070's high school football broadcasts. After graduating, Craig broadcast for the Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians and later was on the Video Production Crew for the Indianapolis Indians.

      Along with working for Indiana SRN, Collins is currently a producer for Indiana Sports Talk and the American Standard Football Review hosted by Bob Lovell. Collins also operates the board for local shows and ESPN national broadcasts. Craig is excited to join the Indiana SRN team and is looking forward to a fun and successful 2017-2018 school year.

     Shawn Crull has been with the team for nearly nine years and was the Sports Director at 91.3 The Walk. He teaches business classes at Fishers High School with Sports Marketing as his favorite class. He believes his passion for sports come through on his broadcasts and is thankful for the day he met Keith Meyers at the grocery store.

     Getting into broadcast sports radio is a dream come true for Shawn, who hopes that it may evolve into a full-time job sometime in the future. Shawn is married to Rebecca and has two sons, Brannon and Alex.

Shawn Crull
Sports Announcer

Tony Donohue
Sports Announcer

     Tony Donohue is an '07 graduate of Portage High School and an '09 graduate of Vincennes University. He was a journalism major and served as editor-in-chief of the school newspaper. Currently, he works at ESPN 1070 The Fan in downtown Indianapolis where he has broadcast for five years. You can catch him daily on The Ride with JMV.

     Tony has a passion for Indy Car Racing as well as basketball and has covered the sidelines for the IHSAA State Finals for both basketball and football. Tony has also covered the Indy 500, Super Bowl, Pacers and Colts games, as well as Butler and IU.

John Herrick
Sports Announcer

Jake Lenok
Sports Announcer

Krystie Lubek
Sports Announcer

Bill Ludlow
Sports Announcer

     Jonathan Matthes graduated from Zionsville in 2008 and Franciscan University of Steubenvillle in 2012 were he played baseball. After a four-year-stint at St Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology, Jonathan's back to covering sports. He writes about the Indiana Pacers on 8points9seconds.com; and he's the play-by-play announcer for Sheridan football.

     Steve McClure brings a vast amount of sports media experience to our organization. A graduate of Ball State University with a degree in Radio-TV & Journalism, Steve began his career in radio in Rushville and continued with sports broadcasting play-by-play positions with stops in Florida and Ohio before returning to his native home in Indianapolis. He has held sports information directors positions at Youngstown State University, the University of Cincinnati and Barry University in Miami, Fla.

     Upon his return to Indiana, he has worked for the stats crew of the Indianapolis Colts since 1985 as press box announcer; Colts Spanish Radio Network producer; in addition to announcing basketball at the Pan American Games; the FINA World Championship; been a media volunteer of the Indianapolis Final Fours; public address announcer at the University of Indianapolis and Franklin College and is currently a sports correspondent and photographer for the Johnson County Daily Journal in Franklin. Follow Steve on Twitter: @srmcclure

Steve McClure
Sports Announcer

     Daniel McMasters was born and raised in Delphi, Indiana, and has always been involved in sports in some way. He played soccer for 16 years through the high school level and later attended Indiana Wesleyan University majoring in media communications. Daniel has previous experience in broadcasting soccer, volleyball, and basketball, and is excited to be the color commentator for Harrison Raider athletics for our second year.

     Ryan Myrehn is a 2011 graduate of DePauw University and has been broadcasting sports professionally since June of 2012. An Indianapolis native, Ryan has worked as a broadcaster with KWIX/KRES/KIRK/KTCM radio in Moberly, Missouri and as the Sports Director of Marquette, Michigan's ESPN Radio affiliate. With sports broadcast experience ranging from hosting a daily talk show to play-by-play for NCAA Division II Truman State University, local high schools, and the Verizon IndyCar Series, Ryan is thrilled to be back in his home state of Indiana.

     Ryan currently is a motor sports journalist covering international sports car racing for Sportscar365.com and a contributor to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network. He looks forward to help Indiana SRN build its motorsports content as well as contribute to the network's play-by-play team.

     Ben Polizzi is a 2009 graduate of Roncalli High School in Indianapolis where he played football, basketball, and ran track for the Rebels. After earning All-State honors as a senior running back, Ben played wide receiver and was named to the GLIAC All-Conference Academic team each of his three years at the U of Indianapolis. In 2012, he transferred to Marian University and played on the 2012 NAIA National Championship team. Ben was also named to the MFSA All-Conference Academic team in 2013 and 2014. He graduated from Marian University in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in communication and a minor in graphic design.

     Ben now works at LIDS as a Creative Services Artist, helping to develop brand identities of high school, college, and professional franchises across the country. Ben's lifetime organized athletic experience unqiuely equips him to pursue his longtime love for sports media with IndianaSRN. You can follow Ben on Twitter: @BenPolizzi.

     Alec Stephens is a graduate of Herron High School, Butler University, and IUPUI. While at Butler, Alec was inspired by the amazing environment and joy that sports can bring and decided to dedicate his life to the sports world. After completing his MA in Sports Journalism from IUPUI, it was obvious that he wanted to incorporate his theatre training into his work in sports by becoming a broadcaster.

     During his work at IUPUI, Alec produced several videos and photos, including a video celebrating the 1955 Flying Tigers of Crispus Attucks that was attended by the players, including Oscar Robertson. Alec also took photographs at the 2015 NCAA Men's Final Four in Indianapolis for the National Sports Journalism Center at Indiana University.

     Alec now works as a baseball coach for Pike High School while doing many other sports related jobs. Though he wears many hats, Alec knows broadcasting is where his true passion is and his unique background allows him to provide new and interesting perspectives for IndianaSRN. You can follow Alec on Twitter @AlecJStephens.

     Carl Stutsman is a 27-year-old radio veteran that has worked in multiple markets across Indiana and started his career in the Michiana area. His first role out of college was with 95.3 Michiana's News Channel (WTRC) in South Bend, where he worked his way up to Assistant Program Director. Carl also covered Notre Dame Football and other local sports for WAOR, formerly 95.7 The Fan. Most recently Carl spent time with WIBC in Indianapolis serving as an Anchor/Reporter for WIBC and Network Indiana News where he could be heard all around the state. He also co-hosted the 10 at 10 news program on WIBC.

     Carl and his wife have lived in Indianapolis for three years and welcomed their first child, a girl, in July of 2016. He is your typical Chicago sports fan---live by the Blackhawks, die by the Bears, and pray for the Cubs. Also as an Elkhart, IN native he is a graduate of Concord High School, and is a Notre Dame fanatic with little hope of recovery.

      Brent Young is 26 years old and a recent graduate of Indiana University with a degree in Sports Communication with an emphasis on broadcasting. While at IU Brent ran a website called www.IUsportcom.com, and broadcasted different sporting events for www.IUHoosiers.com and for Big Ten Network Student U.

     Brent also had his own radio show on the student radio station WIUX that aired Sunday nights called the Weekend Wrap-up. Brent loves all sports and considers himself the biggest Cincinnati Bearcats sports fan and a food/restaurant buff after spending the past four years working as a waiter.