Gabriella Galati
Before joining the Action News team, Gabriella spent four seasons covering the Philadelphia Eagles as an on-air reporter and host. Some of her highlights include hosting three days of live coverage on NFL Draft Central, interviewing former Eagles greats, and of course, following the Birds as they made their incredible run to Super Bowl LVII.
Gabriella is a proud graduate of The Ohio State University where she earned a degree in Journalism. Although she has been back in her hometown for quite a few years now, there is something extra special about being a part of the legendary Action News family.
Gabriella enjoys cooking, baking, reading, watching sports documentaries, and spending time with her family and husband, Tony.
Gabriella's Stories
Camden native Miles Frazier representing South Jersey at the NFL Draft
South Jersey native and LSU star Miles Frazier hopes to make his hometown of Camden proud as he prepares to hear his name called at the NFL Draft.
Temple product Maddux Trujillo excited for the NFL draft
Maddux Trujillo turned heads this past football season as a highly-efficient kicker at Temple. He had nearly a 73% success rate on field goals and was perfect on extra points. He thanks Temple for getting him NFL-ready.
Record-breaking wrestler at St. Joe's Prep is a multi-sport athlete
Ironically enough, it's not even wrestling that Maxwell Roy will compete in at the college level. It's football. A four-star recruit, Roy is off to Ohio State next, playing defensive line for the Buckeyes.
'Rock Steady Boxing' fighting back against Parkinson's Disease
'Rock Steady Boxing' fighting back against Parkinson's Disease
Coaching couple linked up on the links
What would it be like to work with your spouse?
Eastern University leading the way in college women's flag football
Junior Damiyae Moyet is a member of the basketball team but joined the flag team this spring with the intention of inspiring new generations of girls.
Philadelphia teacher making hockey more accessible for visually impaired
Combining her background as a teacher of the visually impaired with her favorite sport, hockey became accessible to everyone.
Elementary school teacher uses NFL in curriculum; Eagles show support
Mary Crippen believes football goes beyond the gridiron, and she's committed to making learning fun, using football as the vessel to change her students' lives.
From the football field to theatre stage, St. Joe's Prep's Will Vokolos is making his mark
When the stadium lights turn off for the season, Will Vokolos steps into a new spotlight, starring in the Prep's Cape and Sword Drama Society productions.
Family and basketball intersect at Saint Joe's
On Hawk Hill, basketball is part of the family business.