Eric Sondheimer

Eric Sondheimer is the prep sports columnist who has been covering high school sports for the Los Angeles Times since 1997 and in Southern California since 1976.

Sondheimer has spent more than forty years writing about sports and athletes, and he doesn’t plan on resigning anytime soon. Over the years, he’s covered greats like Jason and Jarron Collins, Kawhi Leonard, and James Harden.

Eric Sondheimer Wiki, Age, Education

Eric Sondheimer did his schooling in John H. Francis Polytechnic High School and graduated from California State University, Northridge, in Journalism. Although he has not revealed his birth year, he seems to be in his sixties, and he celebrates his birthday every 2nd October.

Despite being a well-known personality involved in Sports articles and news for more than half of his age, sadly, Wikipedia doesn’t have access to Eric Sondheimer’s profile.

Eric Sondheimer Los Angeles Times, Net Worth

Eric Sondheimer was a full-time prep editor for the Daily News in 1980, and he left for 18 months in 1990 to be a West Coast correspondent for the National Sports Daily. Later, in 1991 he returned to the Daily News and joined the Los Angeles Times in 1997, covering high school sports. He has covered Southern California high school sports for more than 40 years.

Eric Sondheimer’s exact net worth is still under review. However, as per PayScale, he earns $34,392 per year as a sportswriter.

Name Eric Sondheimer
Birthday October 2
Age 61-63
Gender Male
Nationality American
Profession Journalist
Married/Single Married
Education Calfornia State Northridge
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Twitter @latsondheimer
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10 Facts About Eric Sondheimer

  1. Eric Sondheimer is a sports journalist from Los Angeles, California, and celebrates his birth anniversary on 2nd October. 
  2. He is secretive about his other personal details like family, age, weight, etc.
  3.  Eric Sondheimer went to John H. Francis Polytechnic High School and graduated from California State University, Northridge. 
  4. Sondheimer’s passion for sports writing began in junior high when he was cut from his school’s basketball team. The only way for him to stay involved was to become a writer for the school newspaper.
  5. Eric Sondheimer started his career as a freelancing stringer for the Daily News in the San Fernando Valley in 1976.
  6. In 1980, Eric Sondheimer was a full-time prep editor for the Daily News.
  7. In 1990, he also left for 18 months to be a West Coast correspondent for the National Sports Daily.
  8. Sondheimer has been a sports columnist at the Los Angeles Times since 1997, covering high school sports for more than 40 years. 
  9. He has been honored seven times by the California Prep Sportswriters Association for the best prep sports column. He also has received City Section Hall Of Fame 2019.
  10. Eric Sondheimer is active on Twitter with 81.3K followers.

 

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