Tina Cervasio
Tina Cervasio joined WNYW-FOX 5 in January 2018 as the Lead Sports Anchor and Reporter serving both "Good Day New York" and the evening newscasts.
Cervasio is also the host of the weekly sports show, "Sports Xtra," every Sunday night at 10:30, where she conducts exclusive interviews, presents feature-length stories for the week in sports, as well as highlights any major news from both the greater New York metropolitan area and around the sports world.
Cervasio had been with FOX 5 as a fill-in sports anchor and reporter since 2009. The broadcast veteran is a seven-time New York Emmy Award Winner as part of the New York Knicks Broadcasts on MSG Networks, where Cervasio worked from 2008 to 2017.
During that time, Cervasio was also the pregame and halftime host of the New York Red Bulls broadcasts, and served as the in-game and postgame reporter.
Before joining FOX 5, Cervasio was a sideline reporter on CBS Sports Network for college football and college basketball, and a talk radio host at SiruisXM NBA Radio, where she became the first female lead-host in 2015.
Cervasio has also held the positions of play-by-play announcer for the Olympic Games with Westwood One Radio, sideline reporter for the NFL on FOX, and NBA on TNT and as the field reporter for the Boston Red Sox on the New England Sports Network (NESN).
As a University of Maryland graduate, Cervasio was honored in 2014 with the "Distinguished Terrapin Award" by the College of Journalism for "Excellence in Journalism." Other awards include the Nutley, New Jersey Hall of Fame Class of 2011, joining Martha Stewart and the late Senator Frank Lautenberg.
Cervasio also has a heart for charities. In 2008, 2009 and 2013 she ran the New York City Marathon for Garden of Dreams Foundation. She regularly visits New York City Public Schools to motivate students with Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, serves on the fundraising committee for the Clara Maass Medical Center Foundation/David Diehl Golf Invitational, and serves as emcee for several fundraisers each year, including United Way of New York.
Cervasio is an active member of Women in Sports and Events. Cervasio resides in New Jersey with her husband.
The latest from Tina Cervasio
Montclair's Cobras, Giants' Tyree, and DeVito in 'King Cobra' documentary
Now, a documentary film will soon be released in 2024, about the Cobras' legendary founder, the late, Howard Finney III, titled "King Cobra".
Tommy DeVito's family and friends celebrate NY Giants quarterback's Cinderella story
Tommy DeVito has become an instant fan-favorite for New York Giants fans. His family held a tailgate Monday outside MetLife Stadium featuring over 3,000 of DeVito's favorite chicken cutlet sandwiches ahead of their matchup with the Green Bay Packers.
825-pound Alex Morgan statue goes on tour ahead Women’s World Cup
The statue stands 20 feet, 825 pounds and mimicking Alex Morgan's exact shape, features and facial expression.
USWNT World Cup Media Day 2023
The U.S. Women's National Team came together for the first time in California on Tuesday for World Cup Media Day, gearing up for the upcoming games.
Yogi Berra's granddaughter, Lindsay, discusses 'It Ain't Over'
Lindsay Berra is executive producer of 'It Ain't Over.'
Networking hub for women in NYC
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Meet the chef who cooks for U.S. Open players (And find out what they ask for to eat)
The Brooklyn native has been feeding athletes for a decade and runs down the foods the players ask for, and avoid.
Amanda Serrano vs. Katie Taylor at Madison Square Garden
Two women will be the featured boxing event in the history of Madison Square Garde.
Nation’s first high school entirely designed around basketball
The Earl Monroe New Renaissance School in Pelham Bay celebrated its opening with namesake and Knicks legend Earl 'The Pearl' Monroe.
St. Benedict's Prep High School brings competitive rowing back to NJ waterways
St. Benedict’s Preparatory High School in Newark is trying to build a crew program with the potential of producing future Olympians while exposing young people of color to the sport.