Brian Webber

Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Brian Webber helps comprise the on-air broadcasting team at Tennis Channel as a play-by-play announcer and studio host. Webber joined Tennis Channel in May 2003 and has worked on a variety of the network's premiere events including the ATP and Sony Ericsson WTA Tour, Davis Cup, Fed Cup, Hopman Cup, US Open Junior Championships and NCAA Division I Tennis Championships. Webber also serves as studio host for the network anchoring programs such as Court Report, Tennis Channel's daily recap of the US Open.

Prior to joining Tennis Channel, Webber worked at Fox Sports Net Northwest. He served as play-by-play announcer for Pac-10 college sports and contributing reporter for the network's nightly "Northwest Sports Report." However, he is best known as an anchor/reporter for Fox Sports Net and a sideline reporter for "The NFL on Fox."

During his ten years in San Francisco at Fox Sports Net Bay Area, formerly SportsChannel Pacific, Webber held a myriad of positions, including studio host of pre and post-game coverage of the Bay Area's MLB, NHL and NBA teams, and anchor/reporter of the nightly "Bay Area Sports Report." In addition, Webber served as intermission host for the NHL's San Jose Sharks, as well as sideline reporter for the NBA's Golden State Warriors and a substitute radio talk show host for "The Ticket 1050 AM" in San Francisco. Webber was the play-by-by voice of the Stanford Football Radio Network during the 1996 season.

Webber's play-by-play assignments include national broadcast work for Fox Sports Net, ESPNU, CSTV, and NCAA Productions. His versatile resume covers nearly every conceivable sport, ranging from rugby to table tennis. Webber has worked as an anchor for DirecTV's Sports and News Mix channels and currently serves as a studio host for FoxSports.Com.

In 1999, he received a Northern California Emmy Award for his work on the "Stanford Sports Magazine."

A graduate of Stanford University, Webber also received a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Southern California. He currently resides in Los Angeles.