Tracy Wolfson Biography
Tracy Wolfson is an eminent American journalist working for CBS Sports as a sportscaster since August 2002. She is also CBS’s lead reporter for the NFL and NCAA Men’s Basketball. She worked for CBS as a lead sideline reporter for the SEC, hosted and anchored At the Half, and was a sideline reporter for the first Thursday Night Football package. She was an anchor and reporter for Madison Square Garden Network before joining the station.
Tracy Wolfson Age
Tracy Wolfson was born in Congers, New York, in the United States on March 17, 1975. She is 47 years old.
Tracy Wolfson Height
Tacy’s height is 5 ft 2 in/1.57m tall.
Tracy Wolfson Family
Tracy is from Congers, New York in the United States. She is the daughter of her father, Jerome Wolfson, and her mother, Josephine Wolfson. His father owns a consulting firm, and her mother is an art teacher. In addition, she was raised as an only child in a Jewish family.
Tracy Wolfson Husband
Tracy exchanged vows with her lovely husband David Reichel On December 31, 2001. Her husband is employed by Barclays Capital. They met at the University of Michigan, where they were both studying. However, they began dating after they graduated from university. In 2001, the couple tied the knot on New Year’s Eve.
The couple is proud parents of three sons, Dylan, Evan, and Ari. Their first son was born on July 28, 2006, their second on May 24, 2009, and they’re third on August 12, 2011. The couple lives in Tenafly, New Jersey, with their children.
Tracy Wolfson Education
Tracy is a Clarkstown High School North graduate from New York City. She later attended the University of Michigan and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and media studies in 1997.
Tracy Wolfson Salary
Tracy receives an annual salary of $151,585.
Tracy Wolfson Net worth
Tracy’s approximate net worth is $4.5 million.
Tracy Wolfson Career
Tracy has been a sportscaster for CBS Sports since August 2002. Tracy also serves as the lead reporter for CBS’s NFL and NCAA Men’s Basketball coverage, which includes the Final Four and March Madness. As an NFL Lead Reporter, she covers AFC Wildcard, Divisional, and Championship games, as well as Sunday games.
She has also worked for CBS as a lead sideline reporter for the SEC, hosted and anchored At the Half, and was a sideline reporter for the inaugural Thursday Night Football package. Also, she has appeared in the Super Bowls of 2013, 2015, and 2018.
She is also one of the hosts of We Need to Talk, an all-female sports show on CBS Sports Network. During her time at CBS, she covered the 2004 and 2005 US Open Tennis Championships, as well as gymnastics, rodeo, auto racing, ice skating, skiing, and track and field.
She was an anchor and reporter for Madison Square Garden Network before joining the station. She has previously worked as a sports reporter for Turner Sports, Long Island News Tonight, and news-12 Long Island. Tracy began her on-air broadcasting career in Trenton with WZBN-TV.
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