Ashali Vise is the rinkside reporter on Vegas Golden Knights television broadcasts, a job she has held since the 2021-22 season. Before Las Vegas she spent five seasons on the St. Louis Blues’ content staff, where she started as an intern. Ashali Vise has worked Stanley Cup Final runs with Vegas in 2023 and 2026, after one with the Blues in 2019.
| Fast facts: Ashali Vise | |
|---|---|
| Known for | Rinkside reporter on Golden Knights broadcasts |
| Current role | Rinkside reporter on Golden Knights broadcasts since 2021-22 (2026-27 crew not yet announced) |
| Employer | Golden Knights broadcasts on Scripps Sports (hired by the club in 2021) |
| Hometown | Grapevine, Texas |
| Education | University of Arkansas, journalism |
| Previous roles | St. Louis Blues intern, video producer, host and reporter (five seasons) |
| Hockey connection | Worked Stanley Cup runs with St. Louis in 2019 and Vegas in 2023 and 2026 |
What does Ashali Vise do for the Golden Knights?
Ashali Vise reports from ice level during Golden Knights games, interviewing players and coaches and delivering updates between whistles. The club announced her hiring on 23 September 2021, when the games aired on AT&T SportsNet. The Golden Knights’ announcement also gave her a role on Vegas Golden Knights: Knight Life, AT&T SportsNet’s behind-the-scenes show, as well as in club-produced digital content and team charitable events.
The channels and streams for every Golden Knights game are in our guide to how to watch the Vegas Golden Knights.
“An honest dream come true,” Vise said in the club’s statement announcing her hiring, which was carried by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Who were the Golden Knights’ rinkside reporters before Ashali Vise?
Ashali Vise is the third rinkside reporter in Golden Knights history. Aly Lozoff held the job for the franchise’s first two seasons, 2017-18 and 2018-19, before the Anaheim Ducks hired her in August 2019. Stormy Buonantony followed for two seasons, 2019-20 and 2020-21, and later moved on to national work with ESPN. Vise succeeded her.
Through 2025-26, Ashali Vise had held the Vegas rinkside job for five seasons, longer than her two predecessors combined.
What did Ashali Vise do before joining the Golden Knights?
Ashali Vise started at the University of Arkansas, where she reported for the Razorback Sports Network, the university’s student-run digital program, for two years while finishing her journalism degree. She then joined the St. Louis Blues as an intern on the club’s digital content team.
Those years included the Blues’ 2019 Stanley Cup run and the 2020 playoffs inside the Edmonton bubble, where she traveled with the team, and she was embedded with the club through the shortened 2020-21 season. The channels and streams for Blues games are in our guide to how to watch the St. Louis Blues.
| Year | Role | Outlet |
|---|---|---|
| College, two years | Reporter | Razorback Sports Network, University of Arkansas |
| Five seasons to 2020-21 | Intern, then video producer, host and reporter | St. Louis Blues |
| 2019 | Covered the Stanley Cup run | St. Louis Blues |
| 2020 | Travelled with the team to the Edmonton bubble | St. Louis Blues |
| 2021-22 | Rinkside reporter | Golden Knights on AT&T SportsNet |
Where is Ashali Vise from?
Ashali Vise is from Grapevine, Texas, in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, according to the Golden Knights. She grew up a sports fan and has said it was in college that she realised talking about sports could be a career. She took every sports broadcasting class on offer and interned at a local news station, where she learned to shoot and edit her own video, the Golden Knights wrote in a 2024 feature on her path to the job.
Where is Ashali Vise now?
As of September 2026, Ashali Vise’s most recent dated work for the Golden Knights came during the 2026 playoff run, which ended with a 4-2 series loss to Carolina in the Stanley Cup Final.
Is Ashali Vise married?
Ashali Vise got married in 2024. KTNV reported her engagement in March 2024, and she shared her wedding day on her own TikTok account in October 2024.
