Darby Brown
Director of Sports Content
Waco, TX
Darby Brown, born in Kalamazoo, Michigan and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, is now the Director of Sports Content for KWTX, the CBS affiliate in Central Texas.
She has previous experience as a sports reporter at KWES Newswest 9 in Midland, Texas.
Before Darby moved to Texas, she graduated from Chapman University in Orange County, California.
While in college, Darby worked on SportsCenter from Los Angeles for ESPN and soccer productions for Fox Sports. She also interned with NBC and CBS Los Angeles.
Darby is thrilled to be in Waco and eager to share unique sports stories from the community.
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Isaac was the 2023 11-4A Defensive Newcomer of the Year while also being ranked 7th in his class.
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Adriano Mendoza is a captain on the football team and is ranked number one in his class academically.
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FINAL SCORE: Whitney 42, Mart 8
Holland is aiming to repeat as district champs this season, even with the departure of former head coach Brad Talbert, who retired after last year’s regional semifinal run.
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The Boerne little league team is heading to the United States Championship game at the Little League Baseball World Series.
Hillsboro had a 2023 season full of ups and downs, but they finished strong as bi-district finalists.
Valley Mills is coming off their first winning season since 2019 and aims to build on that success in 2024.
Entering his third season as head coach, Josh Sadler and the Killeen Kangaroos are poised for a successful 2024.
The West Trojans are targeting a top 3 finish in district play this year after making it to the bi-district round of the playoffs in 2023.
Academy is aiming to build on their strong 2023 season, where they were region semifinalists.
While Lake Belton won’t have the nation’s top wideout Micah Hudson this year, the Broncos are still hunting for a district championship in 2024.
The Robinson Rockets are familiar with the competition at the 4A level in Central Texas and will face more of it in District 12-4A this season.
Copperas Cove is looking to bounce back from a tough 2023 season where they missed the playoffs with a 2-8 record.
Waco High is still searching for signs of promise under head coach Linden Heldt, who is entering his fourth season.
The Riesel Indians are coming off a successful 2023 season and are ready to compete in a tough District 13-2A once again.
With an experienced backfield and a solid group up front, the Rosebud-Lott Cougars hope that they will anchor the offense as they make a push for the playoffs.
Bosqueville is aiming to rebound in 2024 after a challenging season last year.
McGregor aims to build momentum in 2024 with new head coach Quentin White, who joins from Klein Cain in Houston, where he was named Greater Houston Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year in 2023.
A popular preseason favorite in District 12-6A, Harker Heights is looking to build on last year’s success.
Crawford is a consistent performer in Central Texas and is aiming for yet another strong season in 2024.
After tasting the playoffs in 2023, the University Trojans are eager to return and chase a district title this season.
After a disappointing 2023, Scott Stewart’s Temple Wildcats are looking to rebound in 2024.
The Lorena Leopards are back in the 4A ranks in 2024, preparing to clash with familiar Central Texas rivals in their new district.
After consecutive state appearances, the Mart Panthers return 16 starters in 2024 and have their sights set on reclaiming the state title this season.
Belton is aiming to build on a strong 2023 season, where the Tigers reached the area round of the playoffs.
The UIL has implemented new rules allowing the use of in-game video and data technology.
Midway is ready to build off their co-district championship last season. They’re now under the leadership of new head coach Joe Gillespie.
Dean Hannah, a standout baseball player from China Spring, has learned from some of the best in MLB.
The Baylor football team is diving into the NIL era of college football.
Former TCU head coach Gary Patterson is no longer working with the Baylor football program, according to our media partners at SicEm 365.
The Central Texas All-Star softball team is on their way to the Junior League World Series.
NFL hall of famer, Joe Greene, returned to Central Texas on Wednesday to spick at the Texas Sports hall of fame’s Lone Star Luncheon.
When you win five state titles, like the China Spring Cougars, you deserve to show them off proudly. China Spring unveiled a state championship monument outside their baseball field yesterday. The monument honors teams of the past and aims to inspire future teams.
Nevel Shed, who played on Texas Western’s 1966 national championship team, visited Waco on Thursday.
Being a parent of an athlete comes with challenges. That’s why two former Baylor football moms wrote a book to help guide parents through the rewarding and tough moments.
Since 1992, a Chapman’s led the university boys soccer team, but now it’s time for a new chapter.
Changes are coming to the playoff format for a handful of sports.
Ron Scott and Andy Wilson are now in the Texas State Athletic Trainers’ Association Hall of Honor.
The NCAA outdoor track and field championships begin on Wednesday in Eugene, Oregon. Baylor is sending ten entries this year. One athlete to watch is Baylor long jumper, Alexis Brown.
The Jonesboro High School softball team defeated Neches 3-1 in the 1A state championship game on Wednesday night.
