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Armenia’s athletes bring home four medals from Paris Olympics

The world’s greatest collection of sporting events is now in the history books. Athletes came together for the closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics on August 11. In my previous breakdown of Armenians at the Olympics, we left off with Artur Davtyan winning Armenia’s first medal in Paris. Davtyan scored a 14.966 in vault for a silver medal on August 4. This article will wrap up Armenia’s involvement in the second half of the Paris Olympics.  [caption id="attachment_92734" align="a

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Jason Takhtadjian

Jason Takhtadjian is an evening reporter at CBS47/KSEE24 in Fresno, California. Takhtadjian began college pursuing mechanical engineering with a focus on aerospace until deciding to pursue a sports broadcast career after one semester at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas. While at UNLV, Takhtadjian worked on his own weekly radio show/podcast covering soccer and basketball, produced his own sports debate show, was part of the university’s weekly sports show “The Rebel Report” and was the play-by-play commentator for UNLV men’s and women’s soccer and basketball, to name a few. When the COVID-19 pandemic started, Jason was graduating college and had to pivot to the world of general news to land a job. This landed Jason in Sioux City, Iowa for his first TV job. For three years, Jason worked in the middle of the United States with no Armenian community. He became the senior reporter at the station, as well as the weekend anchor and producer for nearly two years. Takhtadjian accepted a reporter position in Fresno in April of 2024. The 26-year-old also works as a contributor for Armenian Sports News, the fastest growing English-based Armenian sports social media page.

3 Comments

  1. I celebrate with brotherly turks, nikol, and friend Shant from Michigan, in Erivan last night

    Brotherly turks are give me so much money to buy new mercedes, and new bmw for wife in Toronto

    All I had to do was introduce them to hero, Nikol Pashinyan, who gets rid of Russian kartoshkas =))))

    Now, Russia hates Armenians, plan almost complete =))))

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