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Will Edmonds joined Sun Devil Athletics in September 2020 and is the communications director for the men’s tennis, wrestling, and track and field/cross country programs. His resume includes prior stops at three Division I programs and a two year stint with the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets. Edmonds is also a professional photographer. His photos have appeared in/on Runner’s World, Front Office Sports, Inside Lacrosse, and multiple NCAA social media accounts.
Edmonds came to the desert following an 11-month internship at Syracuse where he worked as a communications assistant. He was the primary media contact for the women’s soccer, ice hockey, and tennis programs; secondary for women’s basketball; and tertiary for football. Stories he worked on included Lindsay's Eastwood's "Dear Syracuse" reflection and Meghan Root's "Rolling with the Punches."
Prior to Syracuse, Edmonds cut his teeth as a communications assistant at Toledo for a year and a half where he was the primary contact for the soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track & field, and cross country programs. His tenure with the softball team concluded with the program earning its first NCAA Regional appearance after claiming the first conference title in program history - his written and visual/social coverage earning noticeable praise from the Mid-American Conference. Edmonds also worked to promote the success of distance runner and burn survivor Janelle Noe.
Edmonds worked two seasons with the Columbus Blue Jackets as a Real-Time Correspondent (now known as a Live Content Creator) prior to his time at Toledo. He captured creative photo and video content for the Columbus Blue Jackets’ social media team and worked with the opposing team’s media staff as well, capturing content for their market on game nights. His work was regularly featured on the NHL’s League and Club social media accounts.
Edmonds graduated from Ohio University in 2017 with a bachelor’s in journalism and minor in African-American Studies. He’s originally from Columbus, Ohio, cheers for the Cleveland Indians, and will never get over the Tribe blowing a 3-1 lead to the Cubs in the 2016 World Series.
Will Edmonds joined Sun Devil Athletics in September 2020 and is the communications director for the men’s tennis, wrestling, and track and field/cross country programs. His resume includes prior stops at three Division I programs and a two year stint with the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets. Edmonds is also a professional photographer. His photos have appeared in/on Runner’s World, Front Office Sports, Inside Lacrosse, and multiple NCAA social media accounts.
Edmonds came to the desert following an 11-month internship at Syracuse where he worked as a communications assistant. He was the primary media contact for the women’s soccer, ice hockey, and tennis programs; secondary for women’s basketball; and tertiary for football. Stories he worked on included Lindsay's Eastwood's "Dear Syracuse" reflection and Meghan Root's "Rolling with the Punches."
Prior to Syracuse, Edmonds cut his teeth as a communications assistant at Toledo for a year and a half where he was the primary contact for the soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track & field, and cross country programs. His tenure with the softball team concluded with the program earning its first NCAA Regional appearance after claiming the first conference title in program history - his written and visual/social coverage earning noticeable praise from the Mid-American Conference. Edmonds also worked to promote the success of distance runner and burn survivor Janelle Noe.
Edmonds worked two seasons with the Columbus Blue Jackets as a Real-Time Correspondent (now known as a Live Content Creator) prior to his time at Toledo. He captured creative photo and video content for the Columbus Blue Jackets’ social media team and worked with the opposing team’s media staff as well, capturing content for their market on game nights. His work was regularly featured on the NHL’s League and Club social media accounts.
Edmonds graduated from Ohio University in 2017 with a bachelor’s in journalism and minor in African-American Studies. He’s originally from Columbus, Ohio, cheers for the Cleveland Indians, and will never get over the Tribe blowing a 3-1 lead to the Cubs in the 2016 World Series.