Television
  • MSG, Media 2008-Present  
  • The New England Sports Network - NESN 2006-2008  
  • WCBS-TV Ch. 2 CBS 2 News
    Weekend Morning Sports Anchor/Reporter
    2004-2006  
  • YES Network Voice Over Host "Running" 2004–2006  
  • WABC-TV Ch. 7 Eyewitness News Traffic Anchor / Long Term Fill-in 2004  
  • MSNBC
    “Imus in the Morning”/WFAN
    Traffic Reporter
    Fill-in as Sports Personality
    2003-2004  
  • New Jersey Fishing Show/CN8 Host 2003-2005  
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Direct TV Reporter, fill-in host 2001-2002  
  • CN8 Sports / The Comcast Network Sideline Reporter/Half-time Host, Arena Football League. Reporter, local Pro and high school teams. 2000–2003  
  • Time Warner New York News: Anchor/Reporter/Producer
    Sports: play-by-play for College Basketball
    1997–2003  
  • Sunshine Network Sideline Reporter/Half-time Host: Arena Football2 League Championship 2002  
  • Animal Planet Sports Co-Host/Reporter/Play-by-play, AKC Tournament of Champions Series 2002  
  • ESPN2 Co-Host: U.X. Open Championships for Alternative Golf 2000  
  • FOX Sports Net Sideline Reporter, NCAA Lacrosse Game of the Week 2001  
  • NBC NewsChannel/Sports NewSatellite Reporter/Producer/Editor 1998-2001  
Radio
  • Westwood One Radio Networks Winter Olympic Games: Women’s Hockey Play-by-Play Olympic Update Anchor. Torino, Italy Summer Olympic Games: Gymnastics Play-by-Play. Athens, Greece 2004-2006  
  • WFAN-AM, New York, NY Sports Update Anchor 2002–2004  
  • Sports USA Radio NFL Sideline Reporter 2003–2004  
  • WNEW-FM, WAWZ-FM, WVNJ-AM,WHUD-FM, WJLK-FM, New York, NY News and traffic anchor (Shadow/Metro Broadcasting Networks) 2003–2006  
  • WINS-AM, WBBR-AM, WMTR-FM, New York, NY Anchor/Reporter Sports Update 2000–2001  
Related Experience
  • ArenaFootball.com Reporter 2001–2003  
  • That’s Life Magazine Reporter
    In-house Video Host
    Emcee: Premier of “Remedy”
    2004-2006  
  • CBS Associate Producer/Writer Nagano, Japan Winter Olympic Games 1998  
  • FOX Sports Research/Statistics
    Super Bowl XXXIII
    World Series
    Stanley Cup
    ALCS
    1997–2001  
  • SportsChannel New York/NewSport Television Network Associate Producer/Editor 1996–1997  
  • New York Yankees Media Relations 1997 (postseason)  
Education
  • University of Maryland College of Journalism: Bachelor of Arts
    Concentration: News
    May 1996  
  • "Summer in Spain" (Minor in Spanish) 1995  
  • Bill Raftery Sports Broadcasting Camp 1993  
 
 

Tina Cervasio...
...is the Emmy nominated New York Knicks reporter on the MSG Network. In her year-round role, Tina can be found reporting from the sidelines, doing pre- game interviews with the Head Coach and players, capturing players from the winning teams on the court for a walk-off interview after the game, going one-on-one with players in the post-game locker room, producing in-depth features for the pre-game show, and contributing to NBA draft and NBA Summer League coverage. She is also the host and reporter for the New York Red Bulls telecasts, as well as other programming on the nation’s longest running sports regional network based out of Madison Square Garden. Tina joined MSG in 2008 as an anchor on the daily sports and entertainment news show “MSG,NY”, and has also hosted the weekly show "Fans' Most Wanted: Knicks", which takes an in-depth look at classic Knicks games, memorable players, and intense rivalries.

During the Knicks off-season, Tina contributes to FOX 5 New York as a sports anchor and reporter. Prior to joining MSG, Cervasio was the Field Reporter for the Boston Red Sox, on the New England Sports Network (NESN), where she reported live from the field in-game and for both the pre and post- game shows from 2006 to 2008. Away from the ballpark, she produced feature packages and exclusive interviews with players. Over this period, Tina received multiple Emmy nominations by the Boston/New England chapter.

Before her time with NESN, Cervasio was a sports anchor and reporter on WCBS-TV (Ch. 2 New York), and appeared on national programs as a reporter or anchor on NBC Sports, NFL Sunday Ticket, and Animal Planet.

Cervasio has a strong background in radio, including covering the Olympic Games on Westwood One. At the 2006 Winter Games in Torino, Italy, Cervasio served as the play-by-play announcer for Women's Hockey, as well as an Update Anchor. At the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Greece, Cervasio served as the play-by-play voice of men's and women's Gymnastics and contributed as a studio analyst for other programming. Additional radio experience for Cervasio includes NFL sideline reporting on Sports USA Radio, 20/20 update anchor on WFAN Sports Radio New York, sports anchor on "Imus in the Morning" on MSNBC and WFAN, and traffic and news anchor for the Shadow Broadcasting Networks.

Outside of sports broadcasting, Cervasio spends her time on various charities and speaking engagements. She ran the ING New York City Marathon twice (2008 & 2009) to raise money for Madison Square Garden’s non-profit charity, Garden of Dreams Foundation, that “makes dreams come true for kids in crisis” in the tri-state area. Tina continually works with Garden of Dreams at MSG events, and her first running of the marathon was chronicled in a series on the MSG Network, from training to race day. In 2009, Tina was the Mistress of Ceremonies for the Inaugural MSG Partners Summit, organized by the President of MSG Sports, Scott O’Neil.

While working in Boston, Cervasio was involved in both the promotion, awareness, and fundraising for the Red Sox Foundation, Jimmy Fund, SHADE Foundation, YMCA Boston, Youk’s Hits for Kids, Manny Delcarmen’s Bowling Strikes for Schools, Pitching in for Kids, Foundation to be Named Later, and Special Olympics Massachusetts.

Tina loves motivating those who aspire to become sports broadcasters and journalists, and has talked to classes at Princeton University, Rutgers University, St. John’s University, Montclair State University, and Nutley Public Schools. Cervasio is a member and actively involved in the organizations: WISE, Women in Sports and Events; and AWSM, Association for Women in Sports Media.

Tina resides in New Jersey with her husband, Kevin McKearney.