Jeremy Rauch Biography
Jeremy Rauch is an American Journalist serving as a Sports Anchor and Reporter at FOX 19 WXIX in Cincinnati since joining the station in December 2013. He was previously working at WICS TV as a Weekend Sports Anchor and Reporter in Springfield.
Jeremy Rauch Age
It is clear that Rauch was born in Ohio on September 21st. However, his actual year of birth remains unknown to the public for one reason or the other. Could it be he likes to keep his age private? By the look, he seems to be 33 years old.
Jeremy Rauch Height
Rauch stands at a height of 1.71m, and his weight is about 72kg.
Jeremy Rauch Family
Rauch was born and raised by his parents in Newark, Ohio. His late grandfather served in the army during the Korean war. He has a younger sister Sausha, who had been missing but was later found after he asked people for help on social media. However, he has not disclosed his/ her family members, parents, and siblings. Mostly because he/ she does not necessarily find this information useful to the public. We will keep you posted should this information be available.
Jeremy Rauch Spouse
Rauch married his wife Laura and has been blessed with 2 children; a son and a daughter.
Jeremy Rauch Career
Jeremy Rauch serves as a Sports Anchor and Reporter at FOX 19 WXIX in Cincinnati. He studied at Asbury University in Wilmore, where he obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Media Communications with a minor in Spanish in 2008. He started his career in journalism while in university, working as a Camera Assistant and Operator at Winnercomm for ESPN in the October 2006 Breeder’s Cup in Louisville. Rauch also served as a Sports Intern at WBNS-TV in May 2007 for about 4 months. This was before joining Wheeler Television in September 2007. He served as the scissor lift Camera Operator for a Major League Monster Truck (MLMT) event at the Kentucky Speedway on the Speed Channel.
In January 2008, he started working as a Part-time Sports Photojournalist at WLEX TV in Lexington. He covered high school sports and University of Kentucky athletics. Rauch later served as a Camera Assistant and Operator for the August 2008 Summer Beijing Olympic Broadcasting. While at the Olympics, he covered Michael Phelps swim for his Olympic record eighth gold medal and watched the USA Basketball team win gold. In September 2008, he joined WDNN-TV in Northern Georgia as a Sports Anchor and Reporter, covering high school, UT-Chattanooga, and Georgia Tech sports.
Afterward, Rauch joined WHIZ TV in Zanesville in July 2009 as a Sports Reporter and Anchor, reporting Ohio State Football, the PGA Memorial tournament, and High school sports. He also served as the Play by Play for the highest-ranked basketball team in Ohio. Rauch later moved to WICS TV in Springfield and WICD TV in Champaign in May 2011 serving as a Weekend Sports Anchor and Reporter. Here, he covered high school sports, NASCAR, Big Ten athletics, and Fighting Illini as he was well versed in iNews, Avid, Final Cut Pro, and Panasonic P2 cameras.
Rauch worked here for almost 3 years before joining FOX 19 in Cincinnati in December 2013 serving as a Sports Anchor and Reporter to date. He has covered College and High school sports, NFL, annual NASCAR and Tennis events, MLB, and MLS. Some of the major highlights of his career include Ohio State’s National Championship between 2009 and 2011, Xavier basketball’s deep NCAA tournaments, the 2015 MLB All-Star Game, and several Bengals playoff games. In addition, Rauch reported Jim Tressel’s announcement of the “tattoo gate” knowledge, leading to his resignation. His interest in sports sparked by playing golf, basketball, soccer, and baseball while growing up.
Jeremy Rauch’s Salary
Rauch’s salary is about $105,000 per year.
Jeremy Rauch’s Net Worth
Rauch‘s estimated net worth is $2.1 million. His primary source is his job as a Sports Anchor and Reporter at FOX 19 WXIX.
Social Media Accounts
Rauch is active on social media and he posts personal and work-related stuff from time to time. He has about 1700 followers on Facebook and around 22100 on Twitter.