Chris Neyenhouse Biography
Chris Neyenhouse is an American Sports Anchor and Reporter working for KY3, serving as an anchor for the Ozarks Sports Zone. He has been working for the station since December 2021, after working for WTVT in Tampa, Florida, as a writer and editor for 4 years.
Chris Neyenhouse Age
Neyenhouse likes to keep his personal life private; hence, he has not disclosed the date, month, or year in which he was born. However, he might be in his 40s, judging from his appearance.
Chris Neyenhouse Height
Neyenhouse stands at an approximate height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
Chris Neyenhouse Family
Neyenhouse grew up in Plattsburgh, New York, with his sibling. He has a niece named Ayla, and his biggest fans are his parents, Diane and Jim Neyenhouse, who live in the Tampa Bay region.
Chris Neyenhouse Wife
Neyenhouse is very private about his personal life; therefore, it is not known if he is in any relationship. There are also no rumors of Neyenhouse being in any past relationship with anyone.
Chris Neyenhouse Net Worth
Neyenhouse has an estimated net worth of between $1 million-$5 million, which he has earned through his successful career as a Sports Anchor and Reporter.
Chris Neyenhouse Salary
Neyenhouse earns an annual salary ranging from $ 45,000 – $ 110,500.
Chris Neyenhouse Education
Neyenhouse joined Plattsburgh State University College in 2003 after compelting his high school education. In 2006, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communications.
While in college, Neyenhouse was the official play-by-play broadcaster for SUNY Plattsburgh’s national championship-winning women’s and nationally ranked men’s hockey teams.
Chris Neyenhouse Career
Neyenhouse is working for KY3, serving as an anchor for the Ozarks Sports Zone. In 2025, he won First Place: Best Newscast Awards from the Missouri Broadcasters Association for “Live from New Orleans” and “Ozark Volleyball Fights Like Josie.” The previous year, the organization granted him a First Place: Best Breaking News Award for the “Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting.”
During his career, Neyenhouse has broadcast several Broncos and Vikings training camps and playoff games, such as the Vikings’ last-second defeat to the Seahawks because of a missed field goal in 2016 and Tim Tebow’s rookie season.
Neyenhouse worked as a writer and editor for FOX 13’s Good Day Tampa Bay show during several title runs by the Tampa Bay Lightning, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Tampa Bay Rays’ appearance at World Series.
Neyenhouse has covered several national stories, including the time when he ran into Pedro Martinez at his sister’s wedding in 2009 and learned he was about to sign with the Philadelphia Phillies. In 2017, he reported that running back Fred Jackson planned to retire with his original team, the Buffalo Bills.
Early career;
Neyenhouse has always known he wanted to be a sports anchor since he was young, when he was the official PA announcer at his high school’s basketball games. After graduating from college, he launched his broadcasting career in Kearney, Nebraska, where he was a morning assistant producer and reporter at KHGI. He then moved to Rapid City, where he was a weekend sports anchor at KOTA Territory News.
During his time in Rapid City, Neyenhouse broadcast the Rapid City Rush’s CHL championship in 2010. Later, he worked as the sports director for KMEG in Sioux City, Iowa. In Iowa, he broadcast the University of South Dakota’s Women’s NIT title in 2016 and the exceptional season of the Sioux City Explorers baseball team. Moreover, he reported on the launch of the career of Eeli Tolvanen while he played for the Sioux City Musketeers.
During his time in Tampa, Neyenhouse discovered his love for adult co-ed kickball. Two months before joining KY3, he tore his ACL in a collision near first base. He is excited to get back in shape and do the thing he loves, broadcasting local sports.
Chris Neyenhouse Social Media Platforms
He is active on his social media accounts and often posts on his Instagram, Facebook, and X(formerly known as Twitter). He has over 1K followers on Facebook and over 1.7K on X.