TicketsZachary L. Anderson was promoted to the Video Coordinator position in August 2015.
In his current role, Anderson oversees all aspects of the women’s basketball video operations, including communication with opposing teams, scout film distribution, social media multimedia creation, and video acquisition/cataloging.
Anderson joined the coaching staff after five years in a managerial role and one year as the staff’s graduate manager. He is a Cincinnati native with Bearcats roots that run four generations deep starting with his great-grandfather, Jacob Cholak, a Russian immigrant, who was a university chemistry professor.
He arrived at the university at the dawning of the Jamelle Elliott era in the fall of 2009. He quickly emerged as a vital piece of the program. In his time as a manager, he was charged with overseeing practice, visiting team shootaround, as well as working closely with the equipment staff in equipment acquisition and distribution. Early on Anderson found the crow's nest to his liking and progressively, over time, took on more film responsibilities until arriving at his current position.
Anderson graduated from Cincinnati in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education, with a concentration in social studies.
In his current role, Anderson oversees all aspects of the women’s basketball video operations, including communication with opposing teams, scout film distribution, social media multimedia creation, and video acquisition/cataloging.
Anderson joined the coaching staff after five years in a managerial role and one year as the staff’s graduate manager. He is a Cincinnati native with Bearcats roots that run four generations deep starting with his great-grandfather, Jacob Cholak, a Russian immigrant, who was a university chemistry professor.
He arrived at the university at the dawning of the Jamelle Elliott era in the fall of 2009. He quickly emerged as a vital piece of the program. In his time as a manager, he was charged with overseeing practice, visiting team shootaround, as well as working closely with the equipment staff in equipment acquisition and distribution. Early on Anderson found the crow's nest to his liking and progressively, over time, took on more film responsibilities until arriving at his current position.
Anderson graduated from Cincinnati in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education, with a concentration in social studies.