Nick Ayers is a 19-year-old college student who attends Fresno City College and is majoring in journalism with the ultimate goal of being a sports analyst. He was born, raised, and still resides in Fresno, California as he likes being home or close to home. Nick is the middle child with two brothers and is close with both parents as he appreciates have both in his life. His parents have done a great job raising him as he appreciates beautiful things in life. Writing is one of those beautiful things that Nick decided to pick up on. As a kid, Nick always loved to write as he appreciated music lyrics of some old classic songs. His favorite artist is Stevie Wonder and is very inspired by his music and everyone involved. So, he has taken some notes on beautiful writing. Nick also grew up playing and watching sports. Football is his passion as he used to play but took a more analyst like route and that is why journalism is his major. He knows so much for his age and watches and analyzes every game he can possibly do. Nick attended Bullard High School and during his time there, we were in the business pathway where he learned business, marketing, and design. He would design clothes for the Bullard student store and market them. Business was his original major, but he would focus more on his passion for writing and includes it with his other passions as well. All this led to the position he is in now.  

Justin Shaw is the Rampage’s sports editor from Fresno CA. He is 22-years-old and a journalism major who want be a sports broadcaster. During his free time, Justin likes to go bowling but he also practices taking photos. Justin graduated high school as a junior. This is his fourth semester at Fresno City College and his second semester at The Rampage. While at The Rampage, Justin wants to get better at taking photos but also covering stories. He is excited to be apart of The Rampage. He got in to wanting to be a sports broadcaster because when Justin was growing up he played sports as he got older he decided if he wasn’t gonna get a career in sports why not do something with sports so he decided to be a broadcaster. Another thing Justin wants to learn from The Rampage is the real world experience. He is a beginner in photography, but is excited to get better and learn how to get good at photography. He learned and knows how to make articles and cannot wait to put it to the test and meet deadlines. This is a good learning experience and a passion he wants to pursue in getting better at. Even if he does not go into sports broadcasting at least he will have the knowledge and some skills to be a journalist outside of sports. He is ready to help contribute to The Rampage this semester and will do the best he can.

Wyatt Bible is a video production major and Rampage reporter. He is 24 years old from Farmersville, CA and currently lives in Fresno. Wyatt recently graduated from Fresno State with a BFA in Graphic Design in the class of 2024. At Fresno State, he worked on the editorial board of The Collegian as the head graphic designer. His work included: a new logo and updated brand elements, story graphics, social media templates, photography, weekly newspaper layout and front cover designs and some written stories. In 2023, Wyatt developed the identity and style for The Collegian’s new newsmagazine, The Paw Print. He created the layouts and graphics used in the print for 4 issues from Fall 2023 to Spring 2024, and won a best of show award at the 2024 ACP Spring National College Media Conference. After graduating from Fresno State, Wyatt worked for a year as a graphic designer and large-format printing operator at a plastics manufacturing business in Clovis. There, he designed and fabricated various custom plastic products like signs, plaques, trophies and nameplates. Leaving this position in May 2025, Wyatt then pursued freelance design and photography. While freelancing, he works as a photographer for Fresno State Athletics, providing game photos and media day portraits, and with local music organizations for poster designs and concert photos. Wyatt enrolled at FCC in Fall 2025 to develop his skills in video and continue working in editorial media at the Rampage.