Anthony "Tony" Corbi was hired as Assistant Athletic Director for Video and Live Event Production in January 2023. Corbi previously served as a crew member on the BroncVision broadcast production team for the duration of his collegiate career being promoted to this position upon graduation from Rider in December 2022. In January 2026, Corbi became an adjunct professor at the university as well, teaching a Mobile Studio Production course that helps students gain experience in a sports broadcasting environment.
Under Corbi's leadership, BroncVision has been transformed into one of the premier student-oriented broadcast programs in the Northeast region. Several of Corbi's current and former student-workers hold positions -- both full-time and as freelance staff -- with other NCAA Division I and II institutions, as well as with regional production companies. Corbi has produced the broadcasts for major events both on- and off-campus, including the 2024 & 2025 MAAC Track & Field Championships, 2025 MAC Wrestling Championships, 2023 & 2024 MAAC Men's Soccer First Round, and 2025 MAAC Volleyball First Round.
As a student at Rider, Corbi joined the BroncVision broadcast production team as a camera operator during his freshman year and was promoted to technical director for select productions by the end of his first semester. As a sophomore, Corbi began regularly serving in control room positions and subsequently produced several broadcasts as a junior and senior. In his other on-campus roles, he produced several shows for Rider University Network (R.U.N.) and wrote articles for The Rider News. Corbi was presented with the Howard and Harriett Schwartz Award for Excellence by the Department of Communication, Journalism, and Media in 2023.
In 2022, Corbi served as a broadcast intern with the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer. Part of his responsibilities included editing video segments for the Union’s official broadcasts on PHL17, researching information for in-game graphics and being in the production truck at the stadium and at 6 ABC on Union game days.
Corbi graduated from Rider in December 2022 with a degree in Sports Media. He attended Lenape High School, where he served as a production assistant for Lenape District Television’s sports broadcasts. He grew up and currently resides in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
