Storm fans can catch all the Tampa Bay Storm games on the radio by tuning into AM 1250 WHNZ or by clicking the “Listen Live” button on the station’s website 1250whnz.com.
A handful of games will also be broadcast on AM 620 WDAE throughout the season. We’re also proud to announce an affiliate for our fans to the north of the Bay area—Fox Sports 104.3 FM in Lecanto covers Crystal River, Spring Hill, and points south right in to Pasco County!
Local radio personalities Jack Harris and Darek Sharp will call the action live from the booth, with new addition Victoria Lim providing sideline reports during Storm home games. Darek Sharp hosts The Storm Report every Tuesday night at 7 on 1250 WHNZ, featuring the latest Storm news, a look ahead to the next Storm game.
This season Storm fans can also get the latest Storm Radio features, news, and more, with the redesigned Storm Radio Network Facebook page, and the Storm Radio Twitter feed @TBStormRadio.
Available for all Storm games except on March 30 and April 13.
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Jack Harris - Play-By-Play
Jack is the most popular and recognized media personality in Tampa Bay. Currently he co-hosts A.M. Tampa Bay, on 970 WFLA, often the highest rated morning show in Tampa Bay. He came to the Tampa Bay area in 1970 and was on the original broadcast team for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFL). Jack went on to join the broadcast teams for the Tampa Bay Bandits (USFL) and the University of South Florida Bulls basketball team, as well as the professional soccer team Tampa Bay Rowdies. Jack first called a Storm game in 1991, including when the Storm beat the Marcum-led Detroit Drive for its first championship. He also called the Storm in 1993 and has been a permanent fixture in the radio booth since his return in 1997.
He has been the voice of The Jerry Lewis Telethon, Gasparilla and Festival of States Parade coverage. Jack hosted The Buccaneers Coach’s Show for five seasons during which time he asked then Buccaneer Head Coach John McKay about the team's execution after a particular game, and McKay famously replied, "I think executing them is a good idea." He has also been a part of numerous other shows including the Noon Show and Pulse Plus on Channel 13; hosted “Harris Live” at weekdays on WFLA-TV Channel 8; was a restaurant reviewer on Baynews 9 and did a commentary on ABC Action News Channel 28. Additionally he has been the voice of the Outback Bowl for the past 26 years.
Born and reared in a small town in West Virginia, Jack graduated Valedictorian of Logan High School prior to attending Davidson College. He went on to graduate from West Virginia University with a B.A. in History and then served two years as an officer in the U.S. Army. He and his wife Joy have one son, Jackson.
Darek Sharp - Color Analyst
This is Darek’s second season on the Storm radio broadcast team as color analyst, and host of the weekly Storm Report on 1250 WHNZ.
He has been a member of the Tampa Bay sports radio scene since 1988 when he began working at WPLA-AM, which would in 1990 turn into Tampa's first all-sports station, WFNS. While at WFNS, he worked as a producer for Steve Duemig and directed the Tampa Bay Lightning broadcasts, duties he continued doing after WFNS was sold and the Sports Animal-WDAE was born in 1997.
In 2001, he became the morning Sports Attack man for the top sports radio station in the Tampa Bay market, WDAE, delivering the updates every morning. Currently he is the producer of the Ron & Ian show weekly from 9 AM until 12 PM and hosts his own three-hour show, Sharp Edge, on Saturdays.
Victoria Lim - Sideline Reporter
This is Lim’s third season working on the broadcast of Storm games, and first as a sideline reporter for Storm radio during 2012 home games. An award-winning journalist with more than 20 years of experience, you can see, hear and read Lim's work on local and national media outlets. Her diverse assignments encompass everything from sports to personal finance, education to features.
Bay area viewers are familiar with Lim, who earned an Emmy nomination for her reports on soccer in Haiti while at Bright House Sports Network. She spent more than a decade as the consumer investigative reporter and fill-in anchor for WFLA-TV. Her work on-air, in print for the Tampa Tribune, and online with tbo.com racked up more than two dozen honors including an Emmy, an Associated Press Individual Achievement award and being named Florida "Journalist of the Year" by the Society of Professional Journalists.
More than just a sports fan, Lim is an athlete who plays soccer, beach volleyball, golf and snowboards. She is also an accomplished pianist and an amateur chef.