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Ann Schatz

American sports announcer

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About Ann Schatz

Ann Schatz was an American journalist and sports commentator.

Ann Schatz is a sports broadcaster who works for CBS Sports Network, ESPN, Pac-12 Network, Westwood One, and the Portland Thorns FC.

Early life Schatz was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, as one of six siblings. Schatz attended Creighton University, where she played basketball and softball for the Bluejays. Schatz graduated with a degree in journalism and mass communications. After graduation, Schatz became the first female sports reporter ever in Omaha, covering the weekend sports news.

In 1989, Schatz and her family moved to Portland, Oregon. KOIN hired Schatz to be the first female sports reporter for the Portland area, a position she held until 2005.

Today, Schatz continues to be recognized for her sporting broadcasts. Among her many broadcasts are the Summer and Winter Olympics (KOIN), the Boston Marathon (ESPN), men's and women's basketball (CBS Sports Network, Pac-12 Networks, NBC Sports, Westwood One), the WNBA Playoffs (ESPN), the US Women's Open Golf Champions (ESPN), and being the voice of the Thorns.

When she isn't calling sporting events, Schatz also works as a motivational speaker.

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Important facts

Born
Omaha
Nationality
Education
Creighton University

Frequently asked questions

Who was Ann Schatz?

American sports announcer

When was Ann Schatz born?

Ann Schatz was born in Omaha.

What was Ann Schatz's occupation?

Ann Schatz was a journalist and sports commentator.

What nationality was Ann Schatz?

Ann Schatz was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ann Schatz

· Wikidata: Q16933464

· DBpedia: Ann Schatz

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