17 Facts About Andi Petrillo

Andi Petrillo became the first-ever female member to serve on a full-time basis with the Hockey Night in Canada studio team.

Andi Petrillo graduated from York University with degrees in English and Mass Communications, as well as earned a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Seneca College.

When she was 19, Petrillo began volunteering at her local television station, Rogers Cable York Region in Ontario, Canada.

Andi Petrillo worked behind the scenes on various shows from sports, news, and politics, to entertainment.

Finally, Andi Petrillo was given an on-air opportunity on the magazine show 'York Region Living,' where she hosted the restaurant segment.

McClean Stellick prevailed and in 2004 Andi Petrillo became the sports host and producer for York Region.

Andi Petrillo covered various sports and found her niche in hockey where she hosted a weekly live Junior 'A' hockey broadcast.

In 2006, Andi Petrillo joined Leafs TV and served as a reporter for broadcasts of games featuring the National Hockey League's Toronto Maple Leafs and their American Hockey League affiliate, the Toronto Marlies.

Andi Petrillo's role expanded under MLSE, and she began working on their other television stations: NBA TV Canada and GOL TV Canada as host and reporter for the Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC games.

In 2010, Andi Petrillo travelled to Haiti on behalf of MLSE to deliver supplies after the earthquake.

Andi Petrillo then went to Afghanistan, along with former NHL players and the Stanley Cup to help lift the morale of the soldiers.

Andi Petrillo anchored CBC's coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi Russia, and the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

On February 18,2016, it was announced that Andi Petrillo joined TSN as the new radio voice for Leafs Lunch on TSN 1050, finally becoming the first-ever woman in Canada to have her own daily sports talk radio show.

On September 14,2021, Andi Petrillo announced that she was stepping down from the radio show.

Andi Petrillo joined the analysis team for OneSoccer in 2019.

Andi Petrillo won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Sports Host at the 10th Canadian Screen Awards in 2022.

Since 2012, Andi Petrillo has been married to former Major League Soccer goalie Jon Conway.