Brad Barnes is a junior from Gardner, Kan. and is majoring in mass media with an emphasis in broadcast. This is Brad’s third semester working with KNBU-TV and he currently serves as the host for the Wildcat Sports Report. Brad is the Student Station Manager for KNBU-FM, Baker’s student run radio station, and does play-by-play for women's basketball and Baldwin High School football. Outside of the media department, Brad is involved in Delta Tau Delta fraternity and films games and practices for the Baker football team. Brad’s favorite part of TV is the feeling of accomplishment that he has when the staff comes together and produces a great show.
Recent Stories
Baker hosts Keepers of the Legends
The ’Cats collaborated with Keepers of the Legends to bring four former MLB players to give a deeper look into the life priorities and passion for baseball.
Eagles swoop in to sweep ’Cats
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A matchup against Central Methodist University had significance for the Baker University softball team. Not only was it senior night, but the Wildcats found themselves playing the top-rated team in the Heart of America Athletic Conference.
Greenwood throws no-hitter
Following a sweep over Evangel University April 5, the Baker University softball team continued its winning ways with another sweep over Peru State College and a split against MidAmerica Nazarene University.
Baker sports see success
Junior Brad Barnes discusses how Baker has "crafted a standard of excellence" in the Heart of America Athletic Conference
Wildcats begin conference play with split against CMU
While students were off in various parts of the country enjoying spring break, the Baker University baseball team was at home putting in work for a jam-packed week of games and practices.
’Cats come away with walk-off wins
After two walk-off wins in three games Friday and Saturday at Sauder Field, the Baker University baseball team was swept by Sterling College Tuesday in Sterling.
Baker loses lead late in overtime
The Baker University women’s basketball team was seconds away from its sixth win of the season Saturday, but fell short in overtime to Evangel University 84-77.
ESPN has lost grasp of what is important
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Junior Brad Barnes discusses how ESPN has lost track of true sports coverage.
