Professional play-by-play broadcaster, five seasons and fifteen championships deep. Building toward the national stage, one prepared call at a time.
NHIAA Division 2 Baseball State Championship · Delta Dental Stadium, Manchester, NH
Berkley Stevens is a play-by-play sports broadcaster based in the Greater Boston area. A 2019 broadcast-journalism graduate of Hofstra University, he has called live sports professionally since 2021 — from regular-season play to state and college conference championships.
As Athletic Communications Coordinator at Assumption University, he is the lead play-by-play voice for home games and a bridge between the fans, the action, and the athletics department. Before that, he ran athletic communications at NHTI — Concord's Community College. Across it all, the through-line is the same: prepare relentlessly, and let the action control the spotlight.
In the fall of 2025, Berkley married his wife, McKayla — who has been by his side since before his first broadcast and has always encouraged him to take his talent as far as it can go.
Your ears won't lie. The proof is a play-button away. Sport-specific reels, on-camera interviews, and a variety package all in one spot.
A packed playoff barn: odd-man rushes and the goal light called the instant it flashes.
Watch the reel →From an NHIAA baseball playoff to Assumption's NE10 championship — Berkley gets the story on camera, poise and command in every question.
Watch the demo →A full cross-sport showcase: hockey, baseball, basketball and football calls in one reel.
Watch the reel →Baseball, Basketball, Football.
Reels in productionReal words from the people Berkley works with — more on the way.
Berkley has been an outstanding addition to our New Hampshire Sportspage team — consistently prepared, professional, an excellent play-by-play broadcaster, and a valued teammate. He has a place on our team as long as he wants. We are lucky to have him.
Berkley Stevens is a consummate professional whose deep preparation and infectious enthusiasm elevate every broadcast he touches. He has an uncanny ability to generate a thrilling 'big game' atmosphere, making him an outstanding asset for major collegiate athletic programs looking to engage their fanbases.
I look at YCN as minor league television. Berkley was a recruit that I immediately saw as someone that would make it to the majors! He was always well researched and prepared for air. His on-air presentation was enthusiastic and flowed with great ease telling the story of each game.
Marquee broadcasts and title games across every level — from NCAA Division I women's ice hockey to New Hampshire state finals.
Two postseason series in the New England Women's Ice Hockey Alliance.
The Northeast-10 Conference men's ice hockey title on the line.
The annual showcase for the colleges in the heart of the Commonwealth.
Playoffs, showcases, a full season, or a single marquee night — reach out with the sport, dates, and level, and Berkley will follow up personally.