Who Is Michele Tafoya’s Husband Mark Vandersall? Mark Vandersall Wikipedia And Net Worth

NBC Sports sideline reporter Michele Tafoya is married to Mark Vandersall, a Minnesota native.

Michele Tafoya and Mark Vandersall have been married since 2000 and have two children together. The couple live in Edina, Minnesota.

Who Is Michele Tafoya’s Husband Mark Vandersall?

Mark Vandersall is a Minnesota native. Mark Vandersall graduated from Robbinsdale Armstrong High School in Plymouth, where he was an All-Conference football player in 1989 and a baseball star, before graduating in 1990.

After high school, Mark Vandersall played college baseball at the University of Minnesota, where he was named an honorable mention Freshman All-American pitcher by Mizuno.

Mark Vandersall has worked as a private wealth advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services in Edina since his graduation.

Mark Vandersall’s father, Bruce Vandersall, who died in 2016, was the linebackers coach and defensive coordinator at the University of Minnesota from 1973 to 1982.

Michele Tafoya met Mark Vandersall in 1993 while she was working as a host and reporter at the Minnesota radio station KFAN-AM.

Mark Vandersall Net Worth

Mark Vandersall has an estimated net worth of $4 million.

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