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A
graduate of Harvard, Seamus played collegiate for
the university, where he was the teamÍs leading scorer
and an All Ivy League selection in 1960.
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Personal
Information |
| Colin
Jose Media Award - 2005 |
| Born: September
3, 1940 - Dublin, Ireland |
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He
would eventually become an assistant coach for the
Harvard and has served them in various administrative
capacities for more than 40 years.
MalinÍs broadcasting
career began back in 1966, calling soccer games for
Boston public television station WGBH on "College
Sport of the Week." He would move on to become the
radio voice of the NASLÍs Boston Minutemen, and in
June 1978 he was hired by the New York Cosmos, where
he called games until the team folded in 1985. It
was his sterling performance in the broadcast booth
with the Cosmos that led to his eventually working
numerous FIFA World Cups and Olympic Soccer Tournaments
for various networks. In his long career in the booth,
Malin has called games for each of the big three
networks (ABC, CBS & NBC), as well as ESPN. To
this day, Malin still calls major European matches
for ESPN International.
The Colin Jose Media Award,
a tribute to Hall of Fame Historian emeritus Colin
Jose who was also a SoccerAmerica and World Soccer
correspondent, and is North America’s preeminent
soccer historian, is designed to honor members of the
media who specialize in communications with respect
to soccer in the United States. It is awarded to those
whose career contributions in the field are deemed
to be of exceptional and sustained quality. Colin Jose
Media Award honorees are:
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