The Voice
Behind the Game

Greg Coy grew up in Ault, Colorado — a four-sport athlete at Highland High School who played football as a center and linebacker, wrestled, played baseball, and competed in field events in track and field. A three-time state qualifier in high school wrestling at 145, 152, and 160 pounds, he came to Adams State University on a wrestling scholarship. Two and a half years in, surgery on both feet ended his wrestling career.

Rather than walk away from sport, Greg stayed close to it. As a freshman he was asked to announce his first ever basketball game — and never looked back. He became the Voice of the Grizzlies at Adams State, calling games, running music for all gym sports, and building a reputation for bringing energy, professionalism, and genuine love of competition to every event.

"Standing in Grayson Stadium in front of 5,000+ sold-out fans announcing the Party Animals lineup — hearing that roar of the crowd — that made me love this job even more than I already did."

Greg's style is as versatile as his background — high energy when the moment calls for it, warm and conversational when the crowd needs warming up, and naturally at home with the slower country cadence of rodeo and ranch sports. He runs music and PA simultaneously, handles multi-sport events, and brings the same preparation to a packed arena as he does to a small gym. Available to travel across Colorado and beyond — deeply rooted in the San Luis Valley. His combat sports background also makes him a natural fit for ring announcing at MMA and boxing events.

• Voice of the Grizzlies — Adams State University
• Announced the Party Animals lineup & batters at a sold-out Savannah Bananas game — Grayson Stadium, GA (2025)
• Three-time state wrestling qualifier — Highland High School
• PA & music operator for all gym sports at Adams State
• Secretary, Agribusiness Club & Colorado Farm Bureau Collegiate YF&R competitor
• Ring announcer — MMA & combat sports events
• Volunteer firefighter — Alamosa, CO
• Working on a cow-calf & hay operation in Conejos County