Antonietta Collins

Antonietta Tonite Gonzalez-Collins is a Mexican-American sportscaster. She works as an ESPN anchor on news, and she hosts SportsNation at times. She started working at ESPN in the year 2016. Her mother is the TV reporter Maria Antonieta Collins. Antonietta Collins is bilingual and has been for a long time, starting at the age of nine. Her ability in this area allowed her to land her first job at Univision, Miami. She could work alongside national producers on shows such as Nuestra Belleza Latina Premios Lo Nuestro Premios Juventud Primer Impacto. In 2009, the CBS affiliate of St. Petersburg hired her in the following year as a sports reporter. In 2009, she moved in Rio Grande Valley to work as a journalist for KNVO TV 48 Univision & Fox2 News. Covering stories related to drugs and immigration issues on both sides the Texas-Mexico Border, she served as an anchor for the Spanish channel KNVO TV 48 at 5pm, then a news reporter on English until 9pm, then a news anchor for 10 pm, and then returned on channel Spanish channel. She was also frequently required to act as a sports or weather anchor. Later, she was anchor and reporter on Univision's Dallas affiliate Deportes 23 where she was granted more responsibilities. She did pieces on MLB's ALDS ALCS and World Series the Dallas Cowboys the NBA postseason as well as the Finals FC Dallas and the Dallas Stars. She also produced Univision 23 Accion Deportiva Extra and was the anchor. She has been promoted to anchoring sports on Despierta America Deportes' morning show. She also served as anchor of the sports segment on Primer Impacto, a magazine program that airs on the UniMas Network and Contacto Deportivo. Antonietta Collins' parents are born in Veracruz Mexico. They eventually settled in Mexico City and she was born there on November 22 in 1985. She is more mature than her younger sister. In 1992 her family left Mexico and relocated to Miami. After a short time, her father split from her mother and she was subsequently remarried by 1995 naval architect called Fabio Fajardo. Fabio Fajardo passed away of kidney carcinoma in 2006. The summer of 2006, she took one week with her sibling at Canton Ohio. The older Collins girl was employed at the time. Antonietta was a senior in high school, yet she knew exactly what career path she was looking for. So while assessing if Mount Union was right to her needs, Antonietta visited the campus. In the end, she was a fan of the university and they were offering the kind of program she was searching for. Her high school graduation was in the spring of 2004 and began studying media at the college. Mark Bergmann was her professor and also the head of WRMU and WRMU, which she's a member. They formed a strong relationship. Professor Bergmann encouraged her to believe in herself and was deeply touched by his love of journalism.