Adam Shadoff
Adam Shadoff is a sports anchor and reporter at FOX 35. He started in June of 2015.
Adam has worked at television stations across the United States, including stops in Sarasota, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Richmond, Virginia, El Paso, Texas, and Utica, New York.
In 2002, Adam earned his Masters Degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Miami. Before that, he earned his Bachelors Degree in Communications from Syracuse University.
Adam lives in Lake Nona. In his spare time, Adam gets crushed on the golf course by his wife Jodi, an LPGA Tour player. He also enjoys basketball, soccer, snow skiing (though not in Florida), the beach, watching sports, playing with his two dogs, and writing about himself in the third person.
Adan grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico and his favorite teams are the Denver Broncos, Detroit Tigers, UNM Lobos and of course the mighty Syracuse Orange.
The latest from Adam Shadoff
Sean 'SJ' Tuohy of 'The Blindside' plays integral role for UCF Football
Sean "SJ" Tuohy, known for the book and movie made about his family, The Blindside, has been working as Gus Malzahn's Chief of Staff for UCF Football since 2021.
Orlando Magic Youth Foundation Golf Tournament benefits at-risk children, families
Hundreds of golfers, including FOX 35's own John Brown and Adam Shadoff, hit the links for a good cause today at ChampionsGate Golf Club for the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation (OMYF) Golf Tournament. The OMYF will raise more than $300,000 dollars via Thursday's event alone.
Central Florida PGA pro to play in Arnold Palmer Invitational
Orlando PGA Professional Greg Koch has played in some PGA Tour events before, but maybe none are as big for him as this weekend's Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Griffin brothers living apart in the NFL and enjoying the rivalry
For the first time in their professional careers, the Griffin brothers are playing for different NFL teams.
Bockerstette first person with Down syndrome ever to receive a college athletic scholarship
Amy Bockerstette will play in this week's NJCAA Women's Golf National Championship in Ormond Beach. She's the first person with Down Syndrome ever to receive a college athletic scholarship.
Is lack of spectator sports impacting mental health?
Mental Toughness expert and former Marine Eric Rittmeyer says that collectively, not having live sports right now is having a negative effect on people.
Tailored workouts designed for Orlando Pride players during coronavirus hiatus
Before the Coronavirus hiatus, the Orlando Pride would have been in the middle of their preseason training camp right now.