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Kevin Shea, Sports Director/Sports Anchor
Kevin.Shea@chartercom.com

Kevin Shea has been the Sports Director at Charter TV3 for twelve years.  A few years after graduating from Bentley College with a Bachelor's degree in Business Communications, Shea changed career paths to work as a Sports Anchor at Cape 11 News in Yarmouth, MA.  He started working at Charter TV3 (formerly WGMC-TV3) in 1997 as a Sports Director and Sports Anchor.  His duties in sports are far from limited.  On a daily basis, Shea shoots, writes and edits sports stories for Worcester News Tonight and anchors the show's sports segment.  He is also the play-by-play announcer for Charter TV3's coverage of high school and Holy Cross football, high school and Holy Cross basketball, Worcester Tornadoes baseball, Give Kids a Fighting Chance Charity Boxing Night and is the analyst for Worcester Sharks hockey.  Kevin also co-hosts the Friday Night Football Frenzy.  Shea has won multiple awards for his efforts.  Most recently, he has won a Telly Award for his work on Edwin Rodriguez: The Making of a Champion and a First Place NECTA Award for his work on the Friday Night Football Frenzy. 

Shea was a standout quarterback at Acton-Boxborough High School and a standout lacrosse player in high school and at Bentley College.  He grew up in Acton, MA and lives in Worcester. 

Andy Lacombe, News Supervisor/Sports Anchor
Andy.Lacombe@chartercom.com

Andy Lacombe joined the former Newswatch 3 (now Worcester News Tonight) in December of 2000 as an Assignment Desk Editor and Health/Sciences Reporter.  Throughout his tenure, he has filled the roles of News Producer, News Anchor, Show Host, and General Assignment Reporter.  Andy is now the News Supervisor and a Sports Anchor.  He co-hosts the Friday Night Football Frenzy and also serves as the play-by-play/color analyst for TV3's broadcasts of Worcester Tornadoes baseball, Holy Cross football, and the High School Football Game of the Week.  He is a ten-time winner of the NECTA Public Service Awards and a three-time winner of the Telly Awards.  Andy has most recently been awarded a Telly Award for his work on Edwin Rodriguez: The Making of a Champion and a First Place NECTA Award for his work on the Friday Night Football Frenzy.

He is a lifelong resident of Central Massachusetts, attending Auburn High School prior to earning a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Providence College and later a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism from Syracuse University. He previously worked as a Sports Correspondent for One-on-One Sports radio covering Syracuse Orange Football.  He worked as a political reporter covering the 2000 New Hampshire Primary for WGHT radio in northern New Jersey.  Andy lives in Worcester with his wife Elizabeth.