Tony, or “Gonzo”, as most folks around Forney call him, has been a rabid sports fan from the first days he can remember.  With a body and skills that ran their full athletic course by the time he enrolled in North Mesquite High School, he has looked for various ways to stay involved in sports.  While attending Baylor University, where he graduated in 1994 with a MIS degree, Gonzo served as a statistician/spotter broadcasting the football games of the Marlin Bulldogs for his first actual broadcasting experience. 

 As father to Jacob, Jarod and Caroline, Gonzo has taken full advantage of the opportunities to coach his sons in football, baseball, soccer and basketball over the years.  He served as the PA voice for Forney Pee-Wee Jackrabbit football in 2006 and will be doing the same in 2007.  That same year, he was grateful for the opportunity to coach both his sons on the same Jackrabbit team that went undefeated and captured the Tri-county Super Bowl title.  As hopeful future FHS Jackrabbits, the Gonzo kids are very excited about listening to Dad on the airwaves this fall.  None of this would have been possible without the amazing support of his wonderful wife of 13+ years, Gayla.  The Gonzalez family moved to Forney in 2005 and have been very involved in the local community from the first day and are very much looking forward to increasing their involvement through this partnership with FHS Athletics and SISN.

Ryan Castle is entering his third year as a play-by-play broadcaster for the Sportsgram Network. He has served in several different capacities in his time at Sportsgram. Ryan currently serves as the voice of the Lovejoy Leopards. Ryan has broadcast over 100 live events in his three year broadcast career, highlighted by his play-by-play call of the 2009 4A Boys' Soccer State Championship Game. Ryan was at the play-by-play microphone for the Texas 4A Regional Finals in Volleyball, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Soccer and softball during the 2008-2009 school year.

Ryan is currently a freshman at the University of Texas at Dallas majoring in mathematis and computer science. Aside from rooting for the Comets, Ryan is a rabid fan of the Cowboys, Rangers, Mavericks and Stars, and is patiently awaiting the return of championship to the DFW metroplex. Ryan is a sports columist for the UTD Mercury, a daily campus newspaper at UTD, and occasional play-by-play broadcaster of Comet Athletics on Radio UTD.

Since John was a little kid, he's been involved in sports. His father Randy Moss, has been an analyst at The Worldwide Leader for the past 13 years, and recently began hosting "Team Cam" on the NFL Network. Add to that playing football, tennis, basketball, baseball and soccer growing up to softball, golf, and racquetball as an adult and it's clear-sports are in John's blood.

John graduated from the Unversity of Oklahoma in 2007 with a degree in Broadcast and Electronic Media. After leaving OU, John headed to Columbus, Ohio for a brief stop in Buckeye Country. His stay in O-H-I-O was interrupted with a job offer from Los Angeles' HRTV, but not before learning first hand that OSU fans are some of the most passionate in the country!

John returned to the Lone Star State in January 2008 to work for KWKT-TV in Waco, Texas. There he covered everything from the Rangers to Baylor, Texas and Texas A&M athletics, Central Texas High School Football , to Little League Baseball and the Adams Golf Tour.

Since returning to the DFW Metroplex in April, John has been working at KXAS-TV in Ft. Worth, and is excited to get involved again in DFW High School Football.

Greg enters his first year with Sportsgram as the play-by-play broadcaster for the Red Oak Hawks. Greg was born in New Jersey and raised in Tennessee. As a kid growing up he played all sports. At different levels he played baseball, football, basketball, wrestled, played tennis and swam. His favorite sport is whitewater kayaking! Today, Greg is an avid golfer and in his 11 years in Texas, he has participated in multiple Texas State Amateur tournaments.

Greg lives in Rowlett with his wife Fran and is the proud stepfather of two boys. His oldest Paul, is married with two children. Paul is an ultra marathoner having participated in mutiple trail races that exceeded 60 miles. His other son Zach, is a Marine preparing for deployment to Afghanistan.

When he is not broadasting, Greg works as a Pharamaceutical Sales Manager overseeing 13 representative in Texas and Oklahoma.

Steve was born and raised in Indiana, and grew up loving sports! Of course being from the Hoosier State, Steve played basketball along with baseball and football.

Steve later moved to Georgia were Golf became his number one sports interest. Steve's big thrill was being able to play the Augusta Nationa Gold course three different times. Besides golf, Steve enjoys running and cycling to "stay in shape"

Steve joins the Sportsgram Network as the new play by play voice for the Royse City Bulldogs.

Steve and his wife Tonda, live in Sunnyvale. They have two daughter, Nic and Britanny. Steve has been in full time church ministry the last nine years and currently serves as the Children's Pastor at Clife Church in Forney.

Sean joins the Sportgram team as the Color Analyst for the Royse City Bulldogs. Originally from California, Sean was a three year basketball starter for Cal State, Stanisluas, reaching the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament. Sean has been active in youth sports and currently officiates Basketball as a member of the Commerce Chapter. Sean served as the Play by Play voice for the Harvest Bowl Football Classic in Turlock, CA.

Sean and his wife Cathy reside in Rockwall, TX where they are the proud parents of two children. Son Corey is a junior at Rockwall HS and is a member of the Yellowjackets baseball team. Daughter Peyton attends Williams MS where she is active in volleyball, basketball and softball.

Sean is a an Equipment Specialist for Unisource Worldwide.

David Griffin is entering his third year of broadcasting with Sportsgram as the voice of the Sunnyvale Raiders. David is a graduate of Southlake Carroll High School, Baylor University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He currently serves as a Pastor at Community Life Church in Forney. In addition to covering the Radiers for Sportsgram, David has worked with KEOM radio and as a color commentator for the Southlake Football video broadcasts. David has been an avid sports both playing and coaching.

David and his wife Courtney have five children and reside in Sunnyvale, Texas

Larry worked basketball, and softball last year for Sportsgram and will move into the football broadcast booth as the Color Analyst on the Sunnyvale Radiers broadcast. A graduate of North Mesquite High School and Dallas Baptist University, he spent 4 years in the U.S. Air Force. Larry has played, coached and officiated basketball. Larry and his wife Brenda have 4 children, Jordan and Courtnie both at Texas A&M, Courtney at UNT and Hunter who is in 7th grade.

Larry works for the FAA.

Don is in his second year with Sportsgram as the statistician for Sunnyvale broadcasts. He is a long time high school football fan having actively supported schools in Mississippi, Alabama and Texas over the last 50+ years. Don has served in several capacities through the years, including as a public address announcer, team statistician and clock operator. Don is a charter member of the Soutlake Carroll Dragon Council.

Don retired from IBM after a 37 year career and now serves as Spiritual Formation Pastor at Community Life Church in Forney.

Don and his wife of 40+ years reside in Sunnyvale. They have 2 children and 8 grandchildren.