Hall of Fame

Mark Champion is one of America’s most respected sports broadcasters, with a career spanning more than 40 years across professional and collegiate sports. He is entering his 33rd season as the radio play-by-play voice of the Detroit Pistons, following a 16-year tenure as the voice of the Detroit Lions. His career has also included play-by-play for Michigan State University’s 2000 NCAA Championship basketball team and national broadcasts for CBS Radio and Westwood One.

Throughout his career, Mark has called some of sports’ biggest events, including NFL games, NCAA men’s basketball, the Masters Tournament, the Ryder Cup, and three Winter Olympic Games. He is also recognized as the iconic voice behind Walt Disney World’s celebrated “What’s Next?” Super Bowl commercial campaign, cementing his place as one of the nation’s premier play-by-play broadcasters.

Trisha has spent more than four decades in broadcasting, including 27 years in station management. She is a co-owner of a 12-station radio group serving Michigan and Wisconsin, with deep roots in her family’s broadcasting legacy. Under her leadership, the Iron Mountain stations have earned numerous industry honors, including back-to-back Michigan Association of Broadcasters Station of the Year awards.

A dedicated advocate for local broadcasting and community service, Trisha has held leadership roles with the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Foundation, where she served as Chair, as well as numerous civic organizations including Kiwanis, the Niagara Business Association, and North Land Women for Education. She has also coordinated major charitable initiatives benefiting veterans, local nonprofits, and community organizations.

Known for her commitment to broadcasting excellence and public service, Trisha continues to champion local radio as a vital force for informing, connecting, and strengthening the communities it serves.

Devin Scillian is an award-winning journalist, children’s author, musician, and playwright who spent nearly 30 years anchoring the news for WDIV-TV in Detroit. His Sunday morning program, Flashpoint, became essential viewing for Michigan’s political community, while his reporting assignments took him across the United States and around the world. His work earned five Edward R. Murrow Awards, and before arriving in Detroit, he helped lead KFOR-TV’s Peabody Award-winning coverage of the Oklahoma City bombing.

Beyond broadcasting, Devin is the author of 22 award-winning children’s books, including the national bestseller A Is for America and the popular Memoirs series.

As a singer and songwriter, Devin is a three-time winner of the Detroit Music Award for Best Country Performer. He and his band, Arizona Son, are a staple of Michigan’s summer concert circuit. His first play, Bastard, will make its debut at Jeff Daniels’ Purple Rose Theatre in fall 2026.

Devin is married to Corey Scillian, a ceramic sculptor. They are the parents of four adult children and make their home in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan.