Biography of Arran Andersen
Arran Andersen is an American sportscaster who has been with 9News in Denver since October 2019. Arran previously served as the weekend sportscaster at WNCN in Raleigh before joining 9news. He studied at Stanford University’s Media Institute for a degree in Broadcast Journalism. He also earned a communications degree from UC Davis.
Arran Andersen Age
Arran Andersen was born and raised in California, USA. However, his age, date, month and year of birth are not yet known.
Aran Andersen Height
Arran stands at a medium height.
Arran Andersen Family
Andersen has kept mum on the subject of his parents and siblings. We were unable to trace its origin after extensive research. This section will be updated soon.
Spouse Arran Andersen
Andersen is quite modest about his personal life, so he has not revealed his romantic relationships. As a result, it is unknown if he has a wife or is dating.
Salary Arran Andersen
Andersen earns an annual salary of between $40,000 and $110,500.
Arran Andersen Net Worth
Andersen has an estimated net worth between $1 million and $5 million.
Arran Andersen career
He works as a sports anchor at 9news in Denver. He also hosted “Black and Blue Huddle,” a weekly half-hour show that chronicled the 2018 NFL season for the Carolina Panthers. He also traveled with the Duke Blue Devils in 2018 and 2019 to cover their NCAA Tournament appearances.
He joined the CBS17 News team in September 2017 after five years at KMGH in Denver, where he covered Super Bowls. He worked as a sports anchor for WCNC in Raleigh, North Carolina. His broadcasting career began in Casper, Wyoming and has since worked in Northern California, Colorado, Nevada and Arizona.
He joined KOLD in Tucson, Arizona in 2014 as a sports anchor/reporter. He got his first taste of major sports with the station, covering the Arizona Diamondbacks, the annual PGA Tour stop and the University of Arizona basketball team during their NCAA Tournament campaigns in 2004, 2005 and 2006. Andersen was also co-host of the sports talk radio show “The Shootout”.
In 2006, he returned to Northern California to serve as sports director for CBS13 in Sacramento. He hosted the ‘Sports Show’ on Saturdays and Sundays and provided sports coverage during the week. He left athletics in 2009 to host a Las Vegas nightclub show called More Access. Although the meeting was “fun”.
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