Fred Heumann Biography, Wiki
Fred Heumann is an American Emmy Award-winning Sports Director/Anchor/Reporter working for WILX-TV (NBC Affiliate) in Onondaga, Michigan. He is thrilled to be back to work with the WILX sports team.
Fred Heumann Age, Date of Birth
Heumann is 65 years old as of 2022, having been born in the year 1957, in United States. His date and month of birth are unknown at the moment, therefore it is difficult to know when he celebrates his birthday.
Fred Heumann Height
Heumann stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 m).
Fred Heumann’s Family
Heumann has managed to keep his personal life away from the limelight hence he has not disclosed any information about his parents. It is also not known if Heumann has any siblings.
Fred Heumann’s Wife, Children
Heumann is married to Tammy Heumann. The couple feels proud of being parents to their 2 children, whose identities are currently under review. Also, they are proud stepparents to their 2 stepchildren, whose identities are also currently under review. The couple also is proud to be the grandparents to their 11 grandchildren, whose identities are currently under review.
Fred Heumann’s Net Worth
Heumann has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million-$5 Million which he has earned through his successful career as a Sports Director/Anchor/Reporter.
Fred Heumann Salary
Heumann earns an annual salary ranging from $ 45,000 – $ 110,500.
Fred Heumann Education
Heumann graduated from Rochester Adams High School in the year 1975 and then attended Central Michigan University. He graduated from the university in the year 1980 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Broadcast and Cinematic Arts/Journalism. During his stint in high school, he served as a manager for the varsity basketball team and was part of the DECCA program.
Fred Heumann Career
Heumann serves at WILX as a Sports Co-Director and Sports Reporter. This is Heumann’s second stint at WILX. His first stint was from 1982 to 1984, and he worked as a weekend sports anchor. He has more than 3.5 decades of TV and radio broadcast experience – all in Michigan. Before joining WILX, he worked for Fox Sports Detroit as a freelance producer. Before that, he served at WLNS-TV in Lansing, Michigan as a sports director. Heumann worked for WXYZ-TV in Detroit, Michigan as a sports reporter/anchor before joining WLNS.
In Michigan, he has worked for; WDIV-TV in Detroit as a sports reporter; WJBK-TV in Detroit as a sports reporter/weekend sports anchor; WJRT-TV in Flint as a weekend sports anchor; and WJIM-TV in Lansing as a sports reporter. He has also served at a number of radio stations in Michigan; WVFN-AM in Lansing; WLLZ-FM in Detroit; WJR-AM in Detroit; 92.1 The Ticket FM Sports Radio in Lansing; and WCSX-FM in Detroit
Throughout Heumann’s career, he has earned numerous awards and honors. While at WLNS, he earned awards for best sportscast from the Associated Press and Michigan Association of Broadcasters (MAB). While at WJBK, he earned an Emmy Award for outstanding feature reporting. In the year 2018, he was inducted into the Central Michigan University Journalism Hall of Fame.
In the mid-1990s, Heumann did radio play-by-play for the University of Michigan Basketball for 2 years. Also, he served as a producer, writer, and anchor of more than 50 hour-long sports specials during his 17 years at WLNS-TV in Lansing. In the 1980s, he operated the scoreboard at Tiger Stadium for seven years. Heumann is a below-average golfer as well as an avid collector of sports paraphernalia.
Fred Heumann WILX
Heumann is currently working at WILX where he works alongside other famous WILX meteorologists, anchors, and reporters including;
- David Andrews
- Nicole Buchmann
- Maureen Halliday
- Seth Wells
- Cody Butler
- Holly Harper
- Ann Emmerich
- Darrin Rockcole
- Colton Cichoracki
- Andy Provenzano
- Tim Staudt
Fred Heumann Social Media Platforms
He is active on his social media accounts and is often seen posting on his Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. He has over 3300 followers on Twitter.
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