Kenny Ducey is a Play-by-Play Broadcaster/Color Commentator, Host, Beat Reporter and Web Manager at 90.7 FM WFUV.

After joining the radio station in the fall of 2011, Kenny received professional reporting, play-by-play, and voice training from Executive Sports Producer Bob Ahrens. He currently serves as a beat reporter for the Brooklyn Nets, and reported on the 2013 Big East Tournament, 2012 NBA Draft, US Open of Tennis, Barclays Golf Tournament, and New York Liberty.

You can hear him broadcasting Fordham Rams Baseball and Basketball on 90.7 and WFUVSports.org

Following a love for baseball, Kenny created and hosts a twice-weekly podcast called “On Deck”. The show recaps the previous 3 days in baseball, as well as looks ahead to upcoming series and fields voicemails and tweets from listeners. Visit wfuv.org/ondeck for more info.

He also hosts a podcast about football called One on One’s NFL Friday.

He can also be heard on 90.7 reading sports casts at noon and drive time, and hosting One on One, New York’s longest running sports call-in show.

In 2012, Kenny was appointed as a Web and Social Media Manager, as well as an Assignment Editor at wfuvsports.org.

Aside from his work at WFUV, Kenny serves as a host on a weekly sports talk show called “Overtime”, airing on TV at Fordham University and online.

At the age of 13, he created, managed, and wrote for his own website called “The Sports Guys” at sportsguysblog.com. He recruited writers from across the country to provide content for each pro sport. In the final two years of high school, he served as Sports Editor of The Wooster General at the Wooster School in Danbury, CT.

Kenny interned with TheDaveSimsShow.com, the website of Dave Sims, the voice of the Seattle Mariners as well as Sunday Night Football on the radio. He also worked with the Pitch In for a Good Cause Foundation, started by New York Mets broadcasters Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, and Ron Darling.

Find his writing at kennyducey.com