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WVSP/Norfolk Names Donnelly as Permanet Afternoon Host


Tim Donnelly
Tim Donnelly

WVSP-FM (ESPN Radio 94.1)/Norfolk names Tim Donnelly as its permanent afternoon host. "The Tim Donnelly Show" has been airing on the Max Media Sports outlet in the afternoon slot since November on an interim basis after the departure of the previous host Nick Cattles. Donnelly joined ESPN 94.1 in February, 2020 after previous stints in Delaware, Nebraska, New York and Blacksburg, VA.

"For the last two-plus years, I've tremendously enjoyed becoming a part of the ESPN Radio 94.1 line-up, as well as the Hampton Roads community. I'm extremely thankful to Keith Barton, Eddie Haskell, and everyone at Max Media for giving me the opportunity to continue hosting the afternoon drive. I'm very excited to see where we can take The Tim Donnelly Show moving forward," said Donnelly.

"Tim's knowledge, work ethic, dedication, and talent are impressive to witness behind the scenes and behind the mic. He will, no doubt, continue to take sports talk in Hampton Roads to the next level. I look forward to watching his success" added Max Media Hampton Roads President and Market Manager Keith Barton.

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