Craig Fouhy Biography
Craig Fouhy is an American Emmy Award-Winning Sports Broadcaster and former football player and coach currently working as a Sports Director and sports anchor at ABC15. He joined ABC15 back in 1998, and during his tenure, he has served as a morning news anchor, co-host of our popular morning show Sonoran Living, host of our Sunday Night sports show “Sports Sunday”. He was the running backs coach at the University of Montana and the head coach at North Park College in Chicago.
Craig Fouhy Age
Craig’s information about the exact date of birth is not yet revealed.
Craig Fouhy Wife
Craig is married to his wife Kimb, whose information is not yet updated on social media. He and his wife Kimb live in the East Valley and enjoy getting involved with the community.
Craig Fouhy Children
Craig and his wife Kimb have six sons 2 daughters-in-law and 4 beautiful granddaughters. Considering that is now one of the hottest offenses in high school and college football, it says something about his innovation as a football coach.
Craig Fouhy Career
Craig enjoys spotlighting our youngest and brightest in his “Fouhy’s Small Stars” segments. In fact, Fouhy’s Small Stars is one of our most popular and longest running segments here at ABC15.
He also hosts a radio show “Fouhy on the Fanatic” weekdays from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on 1580am The Fanatic and 99.3FM. Craig graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington majoring in education, with minors in political science, history, and coaching.
He spent 18 years coaching college and high school football, both as a head coach and assistant coach. He was the running backs coach at the University of Montana and the head coach at North Park College in Chicago. Some of Craig’s best football memories are when he took over at North Park College in the mid-80s as the head football coach and ran the “spread, no-huddle offense”.
He joined ABC15 back in 1998, and during his tenure, he has served as a morning news anchor, co-host of our popular morning show Sonoran Living, host of our Sunday Night sports show “Sports Sunday”, our Cardinals show, “Monday Night Live”, and he has hosted DIY segments for our parent company, E.W. Scripps.
Craig has also been a play-by-play announcer and color commentator for college football television and radio, as well as a public-address announcer for several professional, college and high school sports teams across the country
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