Amanda Balionis Net Worth

Amanda Balionis’s net worth is estimated to be $0.8 million. This includes her property, funds, and earnings, Her career is her main source of income. Amanda has amassed a large wealth from numerous sources of income, yet she likes to live a humble lifestyle.

Amanda Balionis Salary

As CBS Sports anchor, Amanda Balionis receives a respectable wage. Her annual pay is on average $79,735 which translates to a monthly salary of $6,666.67

Who is Amanda Balionis?

Amanda Jacqueline Renner is an American sports journalist. She covers the National Football League, college football, and golf for CBS Sports. She covered some of The Match’s golf tournaments as a reporter as well.

Amanda Balionis Age

As of 2023, Amanda Balionisis 37 years old. She was born on June 20, 1987, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Of America.

Amanda Balionis Height & Weight

CBS Sports Golf Amanda Balionis enjoys staying fit, which is why she has such a nice body. Amanda Balionis’s height is 5 feet 5 inches (1 m 65 cm). Her measurements are approximately 36-26-37 inches. She weighs 55 kilograms.

Amanda Balionis Husband

Amanda married Bryn Renner, a current FIU quarterbacks coach and former University of North Carolina and Baltimore Ravens quarterback.

Amanda Balionis Education Background

From 2000 to 2004, she attended Manheim Township High School. After completing her studies, she enrolled at Hofstra University to pursue a degree in Broadcast Journalism. She graduated from college in 2008. She was involved in a variety of activities at university, including work at a local radio station, the university newspaper, and the Association for Women in Communications.

Amanda Balionis Career Background

She began her career as a high school sports reporter for MSG Networks and Verizon Fios Channel 1. As an internal reporter and host for the PGA Tour, Balionis joined the organization in 2011. He now produces and covers tournament highlights, shows, and events for the website.

She relocated to Callaway Golf in 2016 to work as an internal reporter creating digital content for the media production team of the golf manufacturer. She was hired by CBS in 2017 as a freelance golf reporter, and a year later she was moved to a full-time reporter, adding coverage of college football and NFL games to her responsibilities.