CHESTER, Pa. – Director of Athletic Communications Greg Spicka has announced the addition of Larry Diehlman to the Athletic Communications Department within Widener Athletics.
 
"I am extremely happy to welcome Larry to Widener and add an additional member to the Athletic Communications Department," Spicka said. "Larry possess a strong writing and broadcast background which will be beneficial to all of Widener's publications. We are excited to bring him aboard to help with creating a successful environment for our student athletes."
 
The recent graduate spent the past three years with the Rowan newspaper, radio, and athletics as a camera broadcast operator. Diehlman spent two years writing for The Whit (Rowan newspaper) where he put out original content called Diehlman at Halftime which covered breaking news and team analyzes of NBA teams. His time with Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM was consumed with coordinating music, weather forecasts, local events, and Emergency Alert System tests to ensure a well-produced broadcast. On Monday's, Diehlman hosted "Offsides" a sports podcast discussing breaking news or special topics in the world of professional sports. In the Athletic Department from 2019 to 2022, Diehlman spent his afternoons and weekends as a sports camera man for their athletic broadcasts.
 
Outside of the college athletics world, Diehlman spent time working two internships with the South Jersey Magazine and the Ocean City Nor'Easters Soccer Club. Diehlman also spent four months with the Delaware Blue Coats as a cameraman from January to April of 2022.
 
The Mantua, N.J. native earned his bachelor's degree sports communications and media while also receiving a bachelor's degree in journalism from Rowan University.