Jeff (r.) with Baltimore Sports Broadcasting legend Vince Bagli.

Jeffrey Schiffman joined WSBA in 1991 after working in Chambersburg and Lancaster. He has been a huge sports fan since he was a kid, and is living out his dream covering the Orioles, Ravens and Penn State. In addition, he has also covered District 3 and State Championship events. Jeffrey is the 2000, 2001 & 2004 winner of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Broadcasters Association Sportscast of the Year. The highlight of his broadcasting career was covering Cal Ripken's breaking of Lou Gehrig's games-played mark in September of '95, followed by covering the ravens during their Super Bowl run in 2000. Jeffrey also serves as Assistant Program Director at WSBA.
 

Jeff (r.) with Baltimore Sports Broadcasting legend Vince Bagli.

Jeffrey Schiffman joined WSBA in 1991 after working in Chambersburg and Lancaster. He has been a huge sports fan since he was a kid, and is living out his dream covering the Orioles, Ravens and Penn State. In addition, he has also covered District 3 and State Championship events. Jeffrey is the 2000, 2001 & 2004 winner of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Broadcasters Association Sportscast of the Year. The highlight of his broadcasting career was covering Cal Ripken's breaking of Lou Gehrig's games-played mark in September of '95, followed by covering the ravens during their Super Bowl run in 2000. Jeffrey also serves as Assistant Program Director at WSBA.