Who is sportscaster Tracy Wolfson from CBS Sports? Her Wiki: Hometown, Husband, Net Worth & Salary, Career, Story, Parents, Family

• Tracy Wolfson is a sportscaster, best known for her work with the CBS network
• She has gained a net worth of $4 million through her career in sports journalism
• Her career began with the program “Long Island News Tonight (LI News Tonight)”
• She is married to David Reichel with three sons and resides in Tenafly, New Jersey
• She is 43 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a body measurements of 34-24-35 inches



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Who Is Tracy Wolfson?

Tracy Wolfson is a sportscaster, best known for her work with the CBS network, specifically CBS Sports. She has served as a part of numerous programs of the company, covering various sports including skiing, ice skating, tennis among several others. She has also done interviews, and covered high profile events including the National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl.

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A post shared by Tracy Wolfson (@tracywolfson) on Oct 27, 2017 at 2:06pm PDT

Gaining Wealth in Sports Journalism – Net Worth

How rich is Tracy Wolfson? As of early-2018, sources inform us of a net worth that is at $4 million, mostly earned through a successful career as a sportscaster. She has also worked on radio, and previously worked for ESPN. As she continues her career, it is expected that her wealth will also continue to increase.

How Did Tracy Wolfson Become Famous? Her Path to CBS and Beyond

She began her sports journalism career while in college-run news station, on the program “Long Island News Tonight (LI News Tonight)” serving as a reporter. She then began her on-air career with WZBN, which she served as a sports anchor for the station located in Trenton, New Jersey. Afterwards, she established herself as a part of the MSG Network, working mainly as both an anchor and reporter. During her time there, she started covering various sports, including college football, and golf. She also covered Arena Football, which is an indoor game played on a smaller field compared to outdoor football. She went on to cover the sports for ESPN as well, serving as a reporter for the company from 2002 to 2003.

The crew is ready!! #NationalChampionship @MarchMadnessTV pic.twitter.com/sweVuTUJTs

— Tracy Wolfson (@tracywolfson) April 3, 2018

Her experience and skills would then lead her to CBS, which would elevate her net worth significantly. She continued to build a strong tenure there, and would become the lead field reporter for basketball and football broadcasts for the company. She is known to work and collaborate with an on-air talent team assigned to each of the sports, making her work highly flexible. She has also covered college football since joining the company, and is considered to be one of the best broadcasters in college football in the country. She also does sideline reporting, and often gives updates on players as well as from coaches.

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Back in Green Bay! Same historic stadium but very different temps! High 63. Football weather! @packers @chicagobears

A post shared by Tracy Wolfson (@tracywolfson) on Sep 28, 2017 at 2:32pm PDT

Other work Wolfson has done with CBS is as an anchor for “CBS Sportsdesk”. She has steadily expanded her repertoire, and covered other sports including skiing, auto racing, track and field, rodeo, and ice skating. She has covered various US Opens which is an annual high profile grand slam tennis tournament. She also covers college basketball and has been a main part of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four broadcasts since working with CBS. Aside from college basketball, she also does work with the National Basketball Association (NBA), mainly working during the postseason on which she is a sideline reporter. She is also a contributor to the CBS broadcasts for the National Football League (NFL), having covered the Super Bowl as well as serving as a reporter during preseason games. Thanks to her broadcasting work, she has been offered work with video games too, and was the voice of a sideline reporter in the game entitled “NCAA College Hoops 2k8”.

Thanks to her work, she was named one of the “Best New Faces of the NCAA” in the publication USA Today. She also previously became a part of the Mississippi State University’s College Sports Speaker series and has also done work for the Foundation for Diabetes Research mainly as a part of their events.

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One week from tonight my @nfloncbs season kicks off with @tony.romo and Jim Nantz! Can't wait!

A post shared by Tracy Wolfson (@tracywolfson) on Aug 18, 2017 at 6:21pm PDT

Away from the Cameras: Personal Life and Social Media

It is known that Tracy is married to David Reichel and the couple have three sons together. They met while attending the University of Michigan, but only started dating after they finished their studies. The family resides in Tenafly, New Jersey. Being a broadcaster, she maintains numerous social media accounts as a part of her work. She has a strong following on Twitter on which she mainly does updates on various sports, but also sporadically posts about her family and some of her personal endeavors. She also has an Instagram account on which she also posts some of her family events and down time from her sports work. She maintains a public Facebook pagetoo, on which she also has a lot of followers. She uses her popularity to promote articles and videos, and she also posts some of her work photos when she is not broadcasting in front of the camera.

She is 43 years old, being born on 17 March 1975. Various sources report her height at 5 feet 6 inches with her weight at 54 kilograms. Her body measurements are listed at 34-24-35 inches.

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