About

Meet the staff of the Ultimate Sports Guide

Christopher Weills

Publisher

Christopher graduated from UC Santa Cruz and has been an inveterate publisher for most of his adult life. One series of books, the Goodfellow Catalog of Wonderful Things, earned Christopher and former wife Sarah Satterlee a guest appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, hosted by Joan Lunden.

In 2014 the Ultimate Sports Guide moved online and has steadily increased readership. Sports Today, a free weekly journal, reaches thousands of loyal sports fans and features highly renowned writers and insiders who cover all varieties of sports, from college to professional franchises, with award-winning professional photographers. The fast pace and breadth of publishing online allows USG to offer current sports news and developments, plus whimsical articles and unique reader contributions.

A long-time Berkeley resident, Christopher has worked in sports publishing for over 40 years, while raising twin daughters Chloe and Selina. Additionally, his current pride and joy resides with grandchildren Sadie, Zander and Kiran.


Christopher can be contacted at theultimatesportsguide@gmail.com.

Ann Cooke

Associate Publisher

Ann has worked for the Ultimate Sports Guide for 20 years. She has also worked for both the Oakland A’s and the Oakland Raiders and her experience includes corporate sales for both Bay Area race tracks, Golden Gate Fields and Bay Meadows, as well as marketing coffee, water and tea services for First Choice Services.

A graduate of Purdue University, Ann has spent her career promoting positive relationships and mutually beneficial business associations. She is also a huge proponent of a little-known medical micro-circulatory device called BEMER, a FDA Class 2 cleared medical device.

A 40-year resident of Alameda, Ann married her husband, Dan Cooke in June of 1984. Together they had three grown children, Raychel Cooke, Danielle Sullivan and Grayson Cooke all of whom have happily chosen to continue living in Alameda.

Ann can be reached at 510-414-5394 or at anncooke510@gmail.com.

Robert A. Moselle, Esq

Marketing Director

Monterey attorney Robert Moselle is founder and Executive Director of the Center for Continuing Education, (CCE), a State Bar of California MCLE approved provider. He received his B.A., Cum Laude, from Washington & Lee University and earned his J.D. from San Francisco Law School where he served as Alumni President for six years. He remains in touch with many clients from his San Francisco practice and is on the Board of Bali Children’s Project, a non-profit dedicated to helping children in Bali escape poverty through education.
 
As Marketing Director, Robert covers the whole spectrum of sports for Sports Today and has a keen ability to spot talent, teams and trends. In addition to his regular articles and Letters to the Editor, he actively works to increase Sports Today’s circulation, industry profile and relationships. 
 
He remains active in Music and enjoys visits from his daughter, son-in-law and two beautiful young granddaughters.
He is also a student of Botany and Ornithology (i.e., he enjoys his plants, trees and birds).
 
Robert A. Moselle, Esq.

mcle@msn.com

Medhavee Upadhyaya

Software engineer / Sports today editor

Medhavee Upadhyaya is a passionate web developer and current Master’s student in Computer Science. Medhavee brings a unique blend of tech expertise and athletic spirit to our community. With a strong background in software engineering and a history of national-level sports achievements—including Judo and Girls football—she’s as driven in code as she is in competition. Whether she’s building innovative web solutions or leading on the field, Medhavee is all about pushing boundaries and making an impact.

Medhavee can be reached at 925-663-5714 or at upadhyayamedhavee@gmailcom.

Gaurav Chaulagain in Google Office in San Francisco

Gaurav Chaulagain

Product Manager / AI Researcher


I’m Gaurav, currently pursuing my Master’s in Computer Science, and I’ve been focused on product management roles where I get to work at the intersection of user needs, technology, and experimentation. I’ve had the opportunity to work on projects across AI, consumer tools, and backend systems  where I’ve led cross-functional teams, improved workflows, and shipped features that solved real user problems.

What I enjoy most is turning messy, ambiguous problems into clear solutions whether it’s refining onboarding, improving performance, or shaping features through user feedback. I’m very comfortable in fast-paced, evolving environments, and I genuinely love the early-stage energy of building something that hasn’t been done before.

Rich Yee

Photographer

San Francisco native Rich Yee has been actively photographing for nearly 50 years. In addition to shooting sports, he has had extensive coverage shooting concerts, weddings, travel, fashion and military photojournalism. As an Ultimate Sports Guide photographer he has covered the San Francisco Giants, San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, Golden State Warriors, San Jose Sharks, Sacramento Kings and various Stanford sports, to name a few. Rich hopes to someday shoot the Olympic games.

When not behind the camera, Rich enjoys working on his rare coin collection and his extensive autograph collection, which includes Presidents, Munchkins and Elvis.

Ed Jay

Photographer

Since 2010, Ed Jay has covered professional sports through his lens. Ed is also a fashion runway and events photographer and his images have appeared in Oakland Magazine, Alameda Magazine, SI.com, New York Times, venturbeat.comwsj.com forbes.com and Sports Business Journal. A number of his images were published in a book about John Madden’s radio career.

Ed retired from the financial world having held various CFO and Controller positions. He is a former CPA with a MBA degree. Ed continues to add to his compilation of images of individuals who have been named Time magazine’s most influential people.

Pbase.com/ejcpa.

Ron Sellers

Photographer

I live in Alameda and work throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. My passion is photographing sports and action of any type. My favorite sports to cover are football, rugby and basketball. I’ve covered the 2013 America’s Cup here in San Francisco, and I spend several days each year hanging out of an airplane shooting other planes performing amazing aerobatics.
I have been photographing professional sports since 2004. I have spent the last several years focusing on college athletics, as there are more local colleges and a greater variety of sports and challenges to hone my skills with. I come from graphic design, so I approach photography with a designer’s eye, creating bold and striking work. 

RsellersPhotography.com.

Darren YAMASHITA

Photographer

Darren began his sports photography career shooting youth basketball, but quickly branched out to high school and collegiate levels. He has chronicled a long list of sports over the years, from the four major sports to rugby, water polo and lacrosse. Darren is currently a contributing photographer for Imagn/USA Today Sports and has worked with outlets including Reuters and The Associated Press.

Dyamaphoto.com.

Alex Ho

Alex enjoys covering college football, Bay FC, and the SJ Earthquakes for the Ultimate Sports Guide. He also likes to shoot lesser-known sports throughout the Bay Area. Alex started shooting sports on film and fondly recalls rushing to develop in time for the nightly press deadline.
In addition to his work for the Ultimate Sports Guide, Alex specializes in rugby and has covered both the Olympics and World Cup. He currently photographs the rugby sevens international series for both World Rugby and USA Rugby.

Carl Macki

Writer/AI Visualist

Carl Macki is a writer, graphic artist, promoter, and self-taught “vibe coder” based in southern Marin County. With a background in liberal arts and multimedia, he works quietly at the intersection of inspiration, design, community, and emerging culture. He has helped organize and support projects like poetry readings in Petaluma, Marin County’s 100 Thousand Poets for Change, and CTRC, a computer hardware recycling nonprofit.

Recently he has been working on the 1970s rock band LaRue’s website, laruerocks.com, preserving its history and music online.

Macki has attended many colleges and is a graduate of Carleton College. Originally from Chicago, with summers spent on the Iron Range of Minnesota, Carl brings a grounded perspective to whatever he’s involved in.

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