Jack Kreuzer
Sports Associate Producer/HostJack Kreuzer is BTPM's Associate Producer and Voice of 'Friday Night Lights'
A Cheektowaga, NY native, Kreuzer was formerly the play-by-play voice of the University at Buffalo's Women's Basketball and Soccer teams.
An alumnus of the Setnor School of Music at Syracuse University, Kreuzer sings all over WNY, both solo and with the Harmonia Vocal Jazz Ensemble.
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BTPM Sports provides a breakdown of the four Section VI boys and girls Championship games to be played Thursday night. -
BTPM sports provides a breakdown of the five Section VI boys and girls Championship games to be played Wednesday night. -
The Canisius Crusaders used clutch free throw shooting to seal their second straight boys basketball championship over their rivals St. Joe's Marauders. -
A breakdown of Monday night's 2026 Manhattan Cup Championship game, the Monsignor Martin Athletic Association boys basketball Championship featuring Canisius and St. Joe's. -
Updated playoff brackets for Section VI and Monsignor Martin high school boys and girls basketball. -
For their final home game of the regular season, Josh Allen and the Bills will don red helmets, a tribute to the ones the team wore from 1987 to 2001. -
The Toronto Blue Jays are soaring into the MLB All-Star break; A local rock climber is set to represent Team USA on a global stage; Plus, a Niagara basketball legend has passed away this week. -
The NHL and NHLPA have reached an agreement to extend the CBA through the 2030 season, leading to changes coming across the league. Plus, three local teams are fighting for the top spot in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League. -
The Buffalo Sabres have some legal work to get done before their offseason can move ahead. Meanwhile, what has gotten into the Toronto Blue Jays? A closer look at how Canada’s baseball team took over first place in the AL East. -
Sports in America have often been connected to politics. On this Independence Day, we take a look back at five impactful moments where patriotism poured into the athletic sphere in the USA.
