A broadcast veteran of nineteen years, I have been behind the microphone in four different states and have broadcast no less than eight different sports and four state championship games in a career that started as a freshman at Groesbeck High School in Groesbeck, Texas.  From my start as football halftime host on KYCX radio to my move to the Midwest and everything in between, I have put my heart and soul into sports broadcasting, a passion that dates all the way back to 1995, as a kindergarten student who would write NFL scores on the classroom chalkboard every Monday.

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That passion led to an opportunity at the age of 14, when my dear friend, Byron "Putt" Riddle, invited me to tag along for a football prediction show in Mexia, Texas.  Unexpectedly, I was given the microphone to talk about a Monday Night Football game featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and running back Priest Holmes, who I believed would carry KC to a win that evening, and I've been close to a microphone ever since.

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Upon graduating from Groesbeck HS in 2008, I advanced my career to the Waco, Texas area where I had the opportunity to broadcast three consecutive UIL state softball tournaments, including two class AAA state championship games in Austin.  I also had the opportunity to be on the call for the 2012 class AAA baseball state championship game.  I then moved onto hosting a weekly Texas High School Football preview podcast that turned into a year-round three hour show on K-MAC Sports thanks to the confidence that company owner Chuck Licata had in me and with the help of several broadcasters, coaches, and more.

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In 2016, it was time to leave Texas for a different challenge, and so I accepted the Director of Broadcasting position with the expansion Rockford Rivets of the Northwoods Summer Collegiate Baseball League.  To this day, I still call that summer the single best professional experience of my career.

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That opportunity led to another, as I became the Play-by-Play voice of Bemidji State University Men's and Women's basketball for the 2016-17 season.  I am currently the Sports Director at KZTK-FM 103.9 in Casselton, North Dakota.

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Through all of my experiences, one goal has always stood above the rest, to become the lead broadcaster at a major NCAA Division I University someday.  It is a goal that I still hold today, and I continue to work tirelessly for every broadcast because you never know who may be listening.

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On this site, you can find my personal resume as well as my references.  There is also a page dedicated to my on-air work, which will continue to be added to.  I am always available at 218-553-1246 (cell number) or via email at bjwalters102189@gmail.com as I continue to pursue my career in this wonderful profession.