Patrick S. Kinas

C: (919) 291-7918; E:
pskinas@aol.com

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EDUCATION:

Northwestern University; Evanston, Illinois December 1993

Master of Arts Degree: Radio/TV/Film –
Telecommunications G.P.A.:3.72/4.0

Millikin University; Decatur, Illinois May 1992 Bachelor
of Arts Degree: Communication/Business Administration G.P.A.: 3.65/4.0

Graduated Magna Cum Laude Dean's List

HONORS 

President, Northwestern Alumni Association of The Triangle 

Volvo National Scholar Tennis Team

Southern League Broadcaster of The Year –2003, 2011

Guinness World Record: Marathon Bowling

Raleigh (NC) Hot Stove League Media Award Millikin Tennis All-Time Winningest
Player

WORK EXPERIENCE

Pro Baseball –Radio/Television Play-By-Play EXPERIENCE:

Durham Bulls (Triple-A, International League, Tampa Bay Rays) 2012-Present

Broadcast entire 144-game radio scheduleBroadcast 52-game local/regional television package. Responsible for $400-500k in annual sponsorship sales

Carolina Mudcats(Double-A, Southern League, Cincinnati
Reds, Florida Marlins, Colorado Rockies) 1999-2011

Kane County Cougars (Class A, Midwest League, Florida Marlins) 1997-1998

Clinton Lumber Kings (Class A, Midwest League, S. F Giants, S. D. Padres) 1993-1996

National Television & Radio
Play-By-Play

MLB Network

Broadcast select nationally televised Durham Bulls games 2012-Present

CBS College Network

Select Conference-USA college basketball game 2011

ESPN3 2011-Present

Broadcast 30-game ESPN3-NC State package: men's/women's
basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyballBroadcast select Big South Conference football, men's and women's basketball

ACC Digital Network – Television Play-By-Play

Broadcast package encompassing ACC women's basketball,
soccer, tennis, lacrosse, swimming & diving, track & field

National Radio Play-By-Play.

East-West Shrine Game – Radio Play-By-Play 2012-Present

National Play-By-Play Broadcast Of East West Shrine
Game, St. Petersburg, FL

Regional Television Play-By-Play

Time-Warner Cable – Television Play-By-Play
2012-Present

Broadcast state-wide high school football/basketball
Game Of The WeekBroadcast Championships of North Carolina state
football, volleyball and basketball

MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, Baltimore, MD) 2010-Present

Broadcast Conference-USA and Big South select football
and men's basketball games

CSS (Comcast Sports
South/Charter Sports Southeast, Atlanta, GA) 2007-2011

Broadcast select Conference-USA football, men's/women's
basketball, pro baseball games

East Carolina University 2008-Present

Broadcast select football and men's basketball games
through local/regional package via IMG Sports

College - Radio Play-By-Play

North Carolina State University (Division I: Atlantic Coast Conference) 2001-Present

Voice of NC State Women's Basketball Men's Basketball Back-Up

East Carolina University (Division I: Conference-USA) 2010-Present

Broadcast Back-Up For Pirates Men's Basketball

Elon University (Division
I: Football, Men's Basketball) 1999-2001

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Zebulon, NC --- Carolina Mudcats broadcaster Patrick Kinas has been named 2011 Radio Broadcaster of the Year for the Southern League, as selected by other league broadcasters and the Southern League's league’s general managers.

Kinas has been broadcasting for the Carolina Mudcats since 1999 and was honored with this same award in 2003.  Since 2009, he has been president of Play-By-Play Sports Properties which is involved in several national broadcast and sponsorship events spanning baseball, football and other multi-media projects.

This fall, Kinas will once again be the TV play-by-play broadcaster for East Carolina Pirates football and men's basketball games on their local/regional networks, along with other sports and championships on the ACC Network.  Additionally, Kinas will continue to call NC State Wolfpack women's basketball.  In January, 2012, Kinas will be calling the national radio broadcast of the 87th Annual East West Shrine Game from Tropicana Field.

Kinas, who lives in Raleigh, NC, grew up in Pontiac, IL, attended Millikin University (IL), then received his M.A. from Northwestern University.  Kinas is also president of the Northwestern University Alumni Club of the Triangle, and founded the Triangle Sportscaster Camp for youth broadcasters in 2009.