Brad Pautsch Biography
Brad Pautsch is an American journalist who was named Sports Director in 1996 after serving as weekend sports anchor at KTIV since May of 1990. Pautsch grew up on a farm near Early, Iowa, and is one of the many native Siouxlanders who work at “Siouxland’s News Channel”.
Brad Pautsch Education
Brad graduated from Crestland High School in Early, Iowa, in 1984. While attending Iowa State University, he got his first initiation into the broadcasting field, working as a news and sports reporter at KASI radio.
Brad Pautsch Age
Details about Pautsch’s date of birth are not known therefore it is not known when he celebrates his birthday. He likes to keep his personal matters away from the public eye making it difficult to know his age, hence this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Brad Pautsch Family
Brad’s wife Sally is an Art Teacher in Sioux City, and they are the parents of a son, Joseph, and a daughter, Mary, who welcomed a baby brother, Reggie, in 2007. In his spare time, Brad likes to play baseball and basketball.
Brad Pautsch Net Worth
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Brad Pautsch Award
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Brad has won several awards at KTIV, including “Best Sportscast” in 2004, 2012 and 2013 from the Iowa Broadcast News Association and 1st place for “Sports Reporting” in 2007 from the IBNA for his series on the Crestland Cadets football team. He won the best sports “Play by Play” from the IBNA in 2004, 2009 and 2010.
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Siouxland runners qualify for state cross country meet
ORANGE CITY, Iowa (KTIV) — The Iowa high school state cross country meet is Saturday, November 2 in Fort Dodge. The state qualifying meets were held Thursday in all four classes. Orange City was the site of a Class 2A meet for boys and girls.
There were nice conditions at Landsmeer Golf Course where 14 schools were competing. At the finish line of the girls’ race, Western Christian senior Whitney Minderhoud pulled away to win in 20-minutes and 2 seconds. She was: 21 seconds ahead of WC/KP sophomore Sarah Hamman, while Sibley-Ocheyedan freshman Bria Wasmund was third.
Minderhoud had won on her mind.
“My coach was telling me he really thought I could,” said Minderhoud. “So I just had to keep that mindset in mind while I was running. I didn’t feel uncomfortable at all. I was just really relaxed and felt really good.”
The boy’s race turned into a one-man show. MVAO/COU senior Dylan Blake led from start to finish. Blake comes home, sprinting to the finish line to win by almost 12 seconds over Western Christian sophomore Tage Hulstein. Blake’s winning time was 16-minutes, 24 seconds.
“Running district meet every year, no matter who you are, it always gets your energy up,” said Blake. “Even if you’re the best runner in the world you’re still going to be pumped to get into this, just for the opportunity to be at state.”
Okoboji won the boy’s team title. Unity Christian and WC/KP tied for the girl’s championship.
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ISU takes three-game winning streak into homecoming contest
AMES, Iowa (KTIV) — There are just two college football teams in the country that are undefeated in the month of October over the last three seasons, Iowa State and Alabama.
The Cyclones will try to keep that streak going on Saturday when they host Oklahoma State on homecoming. ISU is on a three-game Big 12 winning streak for the third year in a row.
The Cyclones are averaging 37 points a game to rank third in the Big 12 and 20th in the nation in scoring. They’ve beaten three-straight conference opponents by double digits for the first time in 14 years.
“That’s part of a growing process,” said Matt Cambell. “I do think that’s part of the offense’s growing process a little bit, finding out who, what, how and really building from there. I think that group’s really done a nice job of building as this season’s gone on.”
“Just being able to score points, we emphasize that at the begging of the year,” said wide receiver Deshaute Jones. “Just continue to try and score points, get in the red zone and score points. Try not to leave points on the board. We continue to work on that week in and week out.”
Iowa State is a seven-point favorite on Saturday. Kickoff is at 2:30 on Fox Sports 1.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brad Pautsch
Who is Pautsch?
He is one of America’s best-known and loved journalists.
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Is Pautsch married?
He is married to his beautiful wife Sally who is an art teacher.
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He is alive and healthy.
Where is Pautsch now?
He anchors at KTIV.
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