Comcast SportsNet: Anchors & Reporters

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A native of Baltimore and lifelong Maryland resident, Brent Harris is Comcast SportsNet's voice for the Baltimore region's sports scene. Read More

Chick Hernandez is a Silver Spring native and attended the University of Maryland. He was fortunate enough to be the inaugural anchor for Comcast SportsNet's first news show on April 4, 2001. Read More

Lisa Hillary joined Comcast SportsNet on July 16, 2007, as an anchor / reporter. She serves as the primary reporter for the network's Washington Capitals coverage as well as anchoring the network's live daily news shows, SportsRise and SportsNite, throughout the week. Read More

Michael Jenkins can usually be found anchoring SportsNite or SportsDay, but he occasionally jumps head first into feature stories, whether it's covering the Scripps National Spelling Bee or skydiving with the Army Golden Knights.
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Kelli Johnson is Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic's expert when it comes to the Washington Redskins. Along with Johnson's duties on the Redskins beat, and as the sideline reporter for preseason games, she also serves as an anchor for SportsNite and SportsRise. Read More

Carol Maloney has been part of the Comcast SportsNet family since July 1, 2001, when she joined the network as an anchor/reporter. She has served in both full-time and part-time roles since then, and is now a regular contributor on the SportsNite desk and out in the field. Read More

Chris Miller is a familiar face on Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic's SportsNite desk Sunday through Thursday. Read More

Jill Sorenson joined Comcast SportsNet in October 2005 as an anchor/reporter from Fox5, where she captured an Associated Press Award for a piece on multi-jurisdictional auto theft detail. Read More

Russ Thaler is our Chief Digital Correspondent and 6:30 SportsNite anchor. He was also one of the original members of the Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic family, joining the network for its launch on April 4, 2001. Read More

Ivan Carter joined Comcast SportsNet in April as the host of the new-look Washington Post Live. Ivan had spent more than four years working at The Washington Post, and was a frequent contributor to Comcast SportsNet on many programs. Read More