Nikki Narducci is in her third year as the Sports Information Director for the Worcester State University Athletic Department. As the Sports Information Director, Narducci is responsible for serving as the public relations representative for Worcester State’s 19 intercollegiate sports.

Narducci compiles and reports all statistical data and reports, coordinates live statistics and video for home games, maintains the department’s athletic webpage, manages and monitors the athletic department’s social media outlets and nominates student-athletes for various sport-specific honors.

Prior to joining the Lancer Athletic Department, Narducci had three years of sports information experience under her belt as she worked for an NCAA Division II Athletic Program, and also worked for a minor league baseball team located in Laredo, Texas.

Shortly after her first internship with the Connecticut Sports Management Group in 2012, Narducci landed a position as the Athletic Operations Assistant with the Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) Athletic Department, from where she was promoted to Assistant Sports Information Director in 2013. During her last five months with the university, she took over the sports information department as the Interim Sports Information Director and Promotions Specialist. During her time at TAMIU, she oversaw the sports information department, managing tasks such as, in-game statistics, writing press releases, along with updating each of TAMIU’s 11 varsity sports websites and statistics. She also assisted with game-day operations, marketing, promotions, and graphic design.

Narducci also worked as an Account Executive and Graphic Designer with the Laredo Lemurs – an independent league baseball team – from 2013-14. While there, her work included group sales, box office ticket sales and game-day operations. She oversaw the organization’s advertisements and graphics for the video board – including player headshots and statistics for each game.

Narducci, a native of Deep River, Conn., graduated from the University of Connecticut in 2012 with a double major in Communication Sciences and Sport Promotion. She continued her education as a graduate student at TAMIU, where she received her Master’s of Educational Administration in 2015 to advance her career within collegiate athletics.