Christine Joined the Central Florida News 13 Staff in August 2007.  She brings a wealth of experience and energy to Central Florida News 13.

Christine knew she was destined to be in the television industry since she was 10 years old.  Prior to coming to Central Florida News 13, she was the Health and Medical Reporter and fill in anchor at 13 WHAM News in Rochester, N.Y. for six years.  There she helped the community stay fit and active.  She created a cookbook and had a weekly segment called “Cooking with Christine,” and served on numerous boards in the community.  While in Rochester, Christine courageously shared her story of losing more than 85 pounds and not finishing the Ironman Triathlon.  With the community behind her, she trained even harder the next year to go back and finish.  Before her time in Rochester, N.Y., Christine served as the main anchor at WUTR in Utica, N.Y.   And even while attending college, Christine was busy, not only working at the NBC affiliate in Syracuse but she also interned at Good Morning America and CNN.

Christine graduated from the Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University.  She has won numerous awards for her work, including an Associated Press Award for Best Local Newscast.  She also won the prestigious 40 under 40 award, along with many community service awards and best local talent.

Originally from the Bronx, Christine is excited to call Central Florida Home so she can train all year round in the sunshine!  Her family now also calls Central Florida home residing in the Villages.

Besides being a tenacious reporter, Christine is also an avid athlete!  She’s run over 15 marathons and competed in the Empire State Games for Synchronized Swimming.  She’s also taken part in dozens of 100 mile bike rides and has completed two Ironman Triathlons – the most grueling triathlon in the world!

Christine loves to take on new adventures!  She also loves to spend time with family and friends – including her two “kids” – her dogs (Samoyeds) Sheba and Zachary.