Former WBRC reporter Christina Chambers has been found dead in her home in Hoover, Alabama. This tragic event occurred on Tuesday morning, shocking her colleagues and the community.
Christina Chambers: A Life Remembered
Christina joined WBRC in 2015, quickly making a name for herself in sports journalism. She became a familiar face on the program Sideline, appearing every Friday night to cover high school sports. Beyond her role as a reporter, she contributed to the Mercedes Marathon, even running in the event herself.
Career Highlights
- Joined WBRC in 2015, focusing on sports coverage.
- Assisted in coverage for the Mercedes Marathon.
- Freelanced for Sideline after leaving her full-time position in July 2021.
- Previously worked as a sports reporter/anchor at WAKA in Montgomery.
- Started her career at WLTZ NBC38 in Columbus, Georgia.
- Served as a sideline reporter for Comcast Sports Southeast covering Auburn University and high school football.
Community Impact
Colleagues and friends remembered Christina for her warmth, humor, and passion for her work. One colleague expressed deep sorrow, highlighting Christina’s relentless spirit and love for her family and the sports community. Christina was also a devoted mother to her three-year-old son.
Legacy in Sports Journalism
Christina’s contributions extended beyond local reporting; she was instrumental in covering significant events like the Super 7 high school football playoffs and basketball finals. Her background as a Division 1A athlete at UAB, where she earned a B.A. in journalism, enriched her insights into sports.
The news of Christina Chambers’ death has left her family, friends, and the WBRC community devastated. Her legacy as a passionate sports journalist and loving mother will not be forgotten.
