AERIN "AC" CARRENO
Growing up in the Alamo City, Aerin jump-started her career working for the San Antonio's Spurs Sports and Entertainment. Prior to that, she worked at Fox Sports Southwest's popular "Spurs Insider" show as well as "UTSA's Football Insider" show. In 2015, Aerin joined Quarter Moon Production team as an Associate Producer/Multi-Media Journalist. Shortly after, she became a successful on-camera talent keeping the community up-to-date with all things news, sports and weather with statewide News Briefs. Additionally, she hosted entertainment shows, sports shows and NCAA football telecasts.








DON HARRIS
Emmy award-winning weekday Sports Anchor and Sports Director for News 4 San Antonio. In 2024 he begins his 35th year with the station. Don has been honored with the prestigious Silver Circle award by the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences. It is the highest honor given by the Emmy awards organization. Harris has won multiple Emmys and Associated Press awards in categories ranging from best commentary to best sports special and sportscast. He has also served as the TV play by play voice of UTSA Football and "Thursday Night Lights," a local live high school football broadcast. Harris is actively involved in the San Antonio community. He is a recipient of the prestigious Edna McGaffey Media Excellence Award by the San Antonio Express-News for his work on the air and in the community. He has been named as one of the San Antonio Business Journal's "40 Under Forty" rising stars in the local community and was named "Best Talk Radio host" by the San Antonio Current readers’ poll. Harris made broadcasting history when he became the first and only broadcaster to host a live radio sports talk show and anchor a live television sportscast – simultaneously. Harris has covered many major sporting events during his 34 years at News 4 San Antonio, including numerous Super Bowls, Final Fours and all five Spurs World Championships. News 4 WOAI's Race for the Rings (Spurs pregame and postgame shows) were among the highest rated shows in San Antonio television history. Harris is married to wife Julie, who, like Don, attended San Antonio's Churchill High School and the University of North Texas. They have two sons, Landry, and Grant and two daughters in law Jennifer and Elle.
 
 
 

CHUCK MIKETINAC
Sports Director/Anchor for Fox San Antonio's "Maximum Sports" since 1999 and has worked in various capacities in the sports department at the station since 1995. He's been in the San Antonio market longer than that, previously serving as an anchor/sports reporter for five years for the city's CBS affiliate. Chuck's broadcasting career began at KVTV in Laredo, Texas, where he worked as a one-man sports department back in 1988. As the son of a retired Army General, Chuck is no stranger to travel. He was born at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and spent his childhood moving around the country. Even though he's been to 44 of the 50 states, Chuck decided to take up roots in San Antonio because, "it's the only place that ever felt like home." Chuck is a graduate of Madison High school in San Antonio and received his degree in Broadcast Journalism from Texas State University in San Marcos (the artist formally known as Southwest Texas State). Chuck is an avid baseball fan who enjoys playing "Madden" in his spare time. His great uncle Nick Miketinac was a lineman for the Green Bay Packers back in the 1930s. Chuck is married with three children. He hates beets.
 
 
 

RICHARD OLIVER
Sports editor of the Express-News from 2001-03 before moving into the role of columnist and senior writer. Prior to joining the newspaper in 2000 as deputy sports editor, Oliver covered pro football for almost five years as a senior staff writer for Newsday in New York. He was a sports writer, columnist and sports editor for the Corpus Christi Caller-Times from 1983-1996. Prior to that, he worked for a year at the Bryan-College Station Eagle. Oliver, a 1981 graduate of Texas A&M University, and his wife, Laura, have three adult children.