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United States Emily Reppert is an Emmy-nominated TV host and reporter with broadcast, digital, and live event experience for major networks and sports teams.
Emily Reppert landed her first national TV gig reporting on the sidelines during the inaugural BattleFrog College Championship on ESPN.
Emily Reppert has worked with Tennis Channel as a reporter.
Emily Reppert moved to Dallas to host and produce a weekly regional sports show, 'Chevy Hometown Kids,' and later became a feature reporter for the Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks, and a sideline reporter for Texas High School Football.
Emily Reppert serves as an in-game host for the New York Mets.
Emily Reppert has worked with NBC Sports.
Emily Reppert has worked with Red Bull Air Race.
Emily Reppert was born on April 20, 1987. She commenced her career in television as a one-man-band reporter at KSAX-TV in Minnesota. This role allowed her to develop foundational skills in television broadcasting and reporting in a local market. Following her tenure at KSAX-TV, Reppert transitioned to FOX Sports Southwest in Dallas. Here, she took on the role of host and producer for the regional sports show “Chevy Hometown Kids.” This period marked a significant advancement in her career, leading to three Emmy nominations for her work on the program.
While at FOX Sports Southwest, Reppert expanded her responsibilities to include feature reporting for the Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks. She also served as a sideline reporter for Texas High School Football games, demonstrating her versatility in sports broadcasting. Additionally, Reppert joined the Texas Rangers organization as an in-game host, engaging with fans and delivering live reports at Globe Life Park in Arlington. Her national television presence began with a sideline reporting assignment for the inaugural BattleFrog College Championship on ESPN. Her experience broadened further with collaborations with Tennis Channel, NBC Sports, Red Bull Air Race, and various digital platforms, solidifying her profile in sports and live event coverage.
Reppert subsequently relocated to New York City to become an Anchor/Reporter for Channel One News. In this capacity, she covered significant news stories, including Hurricane Harvey and the Opioid Epidemic, for the award-winning daily news program that counts notable journalists among its alumni. Concurrently, she holds a position as an in-game host for the New York Mets, continuing her involvement in live sports entertainment.
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