Steve West spent 33 years teaching, coaching and serving as an Administrator in Amarillo and Canyon ISD’s, and now works with Alternative Certification Teachers through Texas Teachers of Tomorrow. Steve also serves on the Boards of the Education Credit Union and the Texas Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame. He started working with the Texas Panhandle Sports Network over 15 years ago and loves following and supporting all the Amarillo and Canyon programs.
Phil Woodall - I have been broadcasting sports in the Amarillo area since 1978. I was the football color broadcaster and producer for West Texas A&M sports from 1987 to 2011. I did volleyball, men and women’s basketball and soccer. My biggest thrills have been broadcasting the 1994 Amarillo High state volleyball championship, the 1997 WT volleyball national championship in Bakersfield, CA, the 1998 WTAMU Men’s Basketball Elite Eight (two months after open heart surgery), and the Tascosa football run to the state semifinals at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Brooks Boyett has been broadcasting high school games for TPSN since 1999 when his friend Alan Prater roped him into doing color for a River Road game at the last minute. He’s been hooked ever since. Brooks is the founder and executive director of Mission 2540, a non-profit that works with families living in low-income apartment communities. He lives with his wife and 3 kids in Amarillo.
Steve Ribera - This will be my 6th year of being a part of the TPSN Broadcast team. I began with broadcasting baseball but also started doing color on TPSN football broadcasts of West Plains and Canyon High a few years ago. I was a teacher and Coach for 37 years at 10 different schools in the state of Texas before retiring after the 2019 school year. I was a Head Baseball Coach and Assistant Football Coach for most of the 37 years I coached. I love Panhandle Sports and am happy to be a part of the TPSN/NewsChannel 10 team for the coming school year.
Jon Mark Beilue spent 37 years with the Amarillo Globe-News. From 1981 to 2006, he was in the sports department first as a sportswriter and then sports editor. He was sports editor from 1989 to 2006, the longest tenure as sports editor in the newspaper’s history. He became the general columnist for the Globe-News in 2006 until his retirement in 2018. He has been with TPSN since 2007. A native of Groom, where he played in the 1975 Class 1A state championship game, and graduate of Texas Tech, Beilue was inducted into the Texas Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame in 2019.
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Lucas Kinsey has been involved with both high school and college sports for 22 years as a broadcaster. Lucas currently works as the “Voice of the West Texas A&M Buffs” for football, volleyball and basketball. Lucas worked as a coach and teacher for Amarillo ISD for 8 years. He currently works for Canyon ISD as a school counselor. Lucas is married to Chelsie Kinsey and has two children. Brooklyn is a 2025 graduate of Canyon High School. His son Braylon is a 9th grader at Canyon High.
Brice Sheets - I have been broadcasting games for over 40 years, including State championships, All Star games, college and high school. I have had the opportunity to broadcast at AT&T stadium, to center court for Indiana and Texas High school championships. I love doing all sports and have the opportunity to broadcast at the Indy 500, have covered Football, Basketball, Baseball & Softball, Soccer and track. All in all, it is a privilege to sit and share the story of a challenging game or individual athletic performance. I have been blessed at all the opportunities and grateful to be allowed to paint the pictures of sports.
Steven Beers 2025 marks Steve’s 24th season broadcasting high school football on the radio and internet. Steve started working games in the San Antonio area in 2003 and then moved to the Houston area in 2005. Steve is beginning his 7th season with TPSN. He has had the opportunity to broadcast 4 state championship games during his time as a broadcaster, including one in which his son played. He also serves as a Board of Director for The Hope & Healing Place here in Amarillo.
Ashton Beers enters his 7th year broadcasting high school games. However, you might say he grew up in the booth. He started running stats for his dad when he was 9 years old and did that until he reached high school. He has provided fill in duties off and on over the years including a full-time position as color analyst for KHVL broadcasts in 2018 working alongside his dad Steven Beers. Ashton played in the 2013 State Championship game for Falls City, who lost to Wellington. Outside of broadcasting Ashton works for Southwest Airlines at the Amarillo airport.
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Adam Cox worked in media with KGNC Radio before moving into teaching full-time for Amarillo Independent School District. Adam taught math at Amarillo Area Center for Advanced Learning before moving to Tascosa High School. He has broadcast numerous games for TPSN, including many years with Steve West doing color commentary on Randall Raiders games. Adam and Steve have more recently switched seats in the broadcast booth, with Adam being the play-by-play voice of the Tascosa Rebels and Steve handling the color commentary.
Allen Roberson joined the TPSN team last year. Allen is the host of the radio program “60 Minute Drill” which airs Monday through Friday from 4-5 P.M. on Amarillo radio station 102.9 the Panhandle Sports Star. He played high school football for Pflugerville High before playing collegiately at West Texas A&M University in Canyon. Allen lends his football knowledge as a color commentator on TPSN broadcasts as well as camera operator on TPSN video streams. He is also a producer for the Friday Night Scoreboard Show on TPSN.
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