
Gabriella Galati
Sports Reporter and Anchor at WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
Sports Reporter & Anchor @6abc | rep: @cbkmediamgt | IG: ella.galati
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3 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Gabriella Galati
'Rocky Steady Boxing' fighting back against Parkinson's Disease Wednesday, April 2, 2025 2:16AM'Rocky Steady Boxing' fighting back against Parkinson's DiseaseParkinson's is a devastating disease that affects families throughout the country. But here in the Delaware Valley, one physical therapist is taking a unique approach to treating it. It packs quite the punch. Action News sports reporter Gabriella Galati explains. Copyright © 2025 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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4 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Gabriella Galati
Coaching couple linked up on the linksWednesday, March 26, 2025 1:02AMAction News sports reporter Gabriella Galati found a "coaching couple" who are linked up on the links. DELAWARE (WPVI) -- What would it be like to work with your spouse? Action News sports reporter Gabriella Galati found a "coaching couple" who are linked up on the links. Copyright © 2025 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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1 month ago |
6abc.com | Gabriella Galati
Girls and women's flag football has seen exponential growth in recent years. Eastern University added flag football as an official sport this year, and the team's inaugural season is underway. Athletic Director, Eric McNelley, led the charge. "On a national level, to be one of the first programs to go all-in -- a full-time head coach, graduate assistants to help grow the program and show the value to our women -- is exciting," McNelley said.
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1 month ago |
krdo.com | Gabriella Galati
By Gabriella GalatiClick here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A Horsham, Pennsylvania, native is making hockey more accessible for the visually impaired. In 2022, Kelsey McGuire founded Philadelphia Blind Hockey, the first and only blind hockey team in Philadelphia. Combining her background as a teacher of the visually impaired with her favorite sport, hockey became accessible to everyone.
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1 month ago |
6abc.com | Gabriella Galati
Mary Crippen is a third-grade teacher in Miami. Her mother, a retired teacher, used to incorporate the NFL into her lesson plans decades ago. Crippen, taking notice of her students' interests, thought she could mimic what her mother did and see if the students enjoyed it.
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TONIGHT Meet @MaxwellRoy8 who just finished a historic high school wrestling career. And that’s not all he’s good at— hear what’s next in his athletic career that’s outside the mat. @SJPREP @SJPrep_Football @OhioStateFB @6abc https://t.co/qKxhlxI56s

The TV nerd in me is NERDING out for this moment.

A look at the Monumental Sports Network’s control room during Alexander Ovechkin’s record-breaking 895th goal. https://t.co/iHqgiaCd7I

Amazing.

It's a special edition of NFL Live today as @danorlovsky7's son, Madden, has his drawings on display throughout the studio to honor World Autism Awareness Day 🧩 Way to go, Madden! https://t.co/VI958WTJfx