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Tony Castricone Named New Radio Voice Of Washington Huskies
August 30, 2017 at 6:05 AM (PT)
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The UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON HUSKIES have a new radio voice to replace the retiring BOB RONDEAU after the 2017 football season, with the naming of CLEMSON TIGERS men's basketball play-by-play voice TONY CASTRICONE as Director of Broadcasting by rights holder WASHINGTON IMG SPORTS MARKETING. CASTRICONE will call football and men's basketball for the HUSKIES, beginning with the 2017-18 men's basketball season.
"I want to thank IMG for their diligent work in this search," said UW Dir./Athletics JENNIFER COHEN. "The candidate pool we were presented with was incredibly deep and talented. Throughout the process it became abundantly clear that TONY's combination of talent, industry experience and unique energy and excitement for this opportunity could not be matched. I believe he is a terrific fit for our organization, and I can't wait for our fanbase to meet him."
"This great city, this world-class university, these iconic facilities, UW's culture of integrity, its passionate fan base and its outstanding staff of talented and dedicated people make this the best job in college sports broadcasting, and I'm extremely honored and humbled to accept it. I'd like to thank JEN COHEN, Coach PETE, Coach HOPKINS, and STEVE GAHLER for their support and confidence in me through this process. I'm thrilled to be a HUSKY, and to follow in the footsteps of a legend. I'll give my best effort every day to serve well the great administrators, coaches, players, sponsors and many proud alumni and fans of this incredible institution in this dream role."
"TONY is a very talented play-by-play announcer, but he brings even more to the table than that," WASHINGTON IMG SPORTS MARKETING GM STEVE GAHLER added. "As a digitally-centric, multimedia executive, he will help shape and push UW's brand and message in a new era of football and basketball. He is simply a great guy who will fit with the culture and high standards of UW athletics."

