California State University of San Bernardino Athletics

Mitch McClellan joined CSUSB Athletics in 2000 as the play-by-play radio voice of men's basketball. Mitch has over 30 years of radio and television experience, including station ownership, general manager, program director, and on-air personality.
 
Now in his 25th year as radio play-by-play announcer, he can be heard on ABC News - Talk - Sports stations KMET 1490 AM & 98.1 FM, kmet1490am.com and KMET's iPhone and Android apps calling all CSUSB men's basketball games home and away. Mitch has broadcast close to 500 Yotes men's basketball games, 11 CCAA Regular season championship seasons, three CCAA tournament titles, 16 twenty-win seasons, and 15 NCAA Tournament appearances - including three Elite Eight and two Final Four runs. He has covered the CSUSB men's basketball program under four coaches - Larry Reynolds, Jeff Oliver, Andy Newman and now Gus Argenal.
 
Mitch is also well known as the radio voice for the University of Redlands. Since 1988, he has called over 300 Bulldogs football games, 14 SCIAC Conference championship seasons and 10 trips to the NCAA playoffs. He has also announced hundreds of Redlands basketball games.
 
Mitch did play-by-play for 12 seasons of Redlands High School football on radio and has been behind the mic for Beaumont High School football since 2014. He has done football and basketball packages for Time Warner Cable, Palmer Cablevision, KCSB Television and the CCAA Basketball Tournament on the CCAA Network. Other assignments have included NCAA Basketball Tournaments, The Disney Classic, NAIA Tournament Radio Network, The D3 Hoops Classic, Little League Baseball Regionals, CSUSB Volleyball, Baseball & Womens Basketball. Mitch has done free lance work for Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Monterey Bay, Chico State, Western Washington, Central Washington, Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Fairbanks, and Hawaii Pacific among others.
 
"My goal has always been to accurately describe the action to our fans. I've been fortunate to broadcast games in the best D2 conference in the country for the dominant program that's won more CCAA Championships than anyone else. It's been a great ride. I enjoy doing the games - I'm having fun and I think the listeners can tell." - Mitch McClellan