Bryan Samudio Age

He is 48 years old as of 2020.

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Bryan Samudio Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of between $1 million and $5 million.

Bryan Samudio Biography

Bryan Samudio is an American journalist working as the sports director at KRNV CBS 4 News. He graduated from the University of Nevada’s Reynolds School of Journalism.

Bryan Samudio KRNV CBS 4 News

An individual from the 2017 Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame class, News 4 Sports Director Samudio is the most experienced sportscaster in the Reno market with over 22 years in the telecom business.

He has invested energy covering everything, from territorial games to neighborhood prepares, to the University of Nevada’s appearances at the NCAA Tournament and bowl games, to 49ers and Raiders football, the World Series, and even the breaking of the world land speed record on the Black Rock Desert.

Bryan was a piece of the 2016 exertion behind “Continue Chopping: Wolf Pack Training Camp” which was assigned for an Emmy and won a Telly Award. Besides his daily games mooring duties, Bryan has the week after week show Wolf Pack All Access, a magazine-style program that features and highlights the University of Nevada and its understudy competitors.

Bryan and the News 4 games group additionally produce and present Countdown to Kickoff, a couple of hour-long secondary school football see shows that air on KRNV’s sister station My21TV in the fall.

On Friday evenings – relying upon the season – Bryan has either Friday Night Lights or Hometown Hoops, which both spotlight on features from the week’s prepared games.

The News 4 games group additionally has the American Century Celebrity Golf ‘nineteenth hole’, a wrap-up shows that is shot disregarding the seventeenth hold at Edgewood Golf Course in Lake Tahoe at the finish of the VIP golf competition.

Bryan joined News 4 out of 2005 after his residency as Sports Director at KTNV in Las Vegas. Prior to his excursion south, Bryan went through ten years as a games anchor at another Reno TV slot.