Mark McClune Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Mark McClune is a journalist best known for playing Sports Anchor and Host in The Extra Point.

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Best Known For:The television program The Extra Point

Breakthrough:Graduated from the University of Texas at Austin

10 Quick Facts About Mark McClune

Full Name: Mark McClune
Profession: News anchor and reporter
Known For: The television program The Extra Point
Current Role: Sports director
Current Employer: KPHO CBS 5
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Specialization: Sports Journalist, News Anchor / Newscaster, and Reporter
Media Level: Local
Net Worth: $341,000-$4,875,000 (Estimated range)

Mark McClune Age

Mark McClune's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

Education

He attended The University of Texas at Austin.

The University of Texas at Austin

Career & Work

Mark McClune's career includes news and reporting roles with Arizona's Family and KTVL-TV, a television station.

Organization: Arizona's Family

Role: Sports Director

Period: Current as of 2026

Details: Phoenix, Arizona

Organization: KTVL-TV

Role: Sports Director

Period: Before 2012

Details: Medford, Oregon · Led sports coverage for a southern Oregon television station.

Organization: FOX Sports Arizona

Role: Sideline Reporter

Period: Before 2012

Details: Arizona · Worked on regional sports telecasts covering the Diamondbacks, Suns, Cardinals, Coyotes, Arizona State, University of Arizona, Mercury and Rattlers.

Organization: Arizona's Family

Role: Sports Anchor and Reporter

Period: From 2012

Details: Phoenix, Arizona · Made his debut at the CBS 5 sports desk in 2012 and continued reporting on professional and college sports in the Phoenix metropolitan market.

Organization: News 8 Austin

Role: Sports Reporter

Period: Early career

Details: Austin, Texas · Began his broadcasting career covering University of Texas Longhorns athletics.

Organization: KREM-TV

Role: Sports Journalist

Period: Three years before moving to Arizona

Details: Spokane, Washington · Spent three years covering sports in the Spokane market.

Rise to Fame

Mark McClune rose to prominence for his role on the television show The Extra Point.

Notable Works

Notable media work includes The Extra Point, The Extra Point: Arizona's Family Sports Podcast, and Arizona Cardinals Pregame Coverage.

Television

TV Show: The Extra Point (Sports Anchor and Host, Current as of 2026) — Nightly Arizona sports television program airing on 3TV
TV Show: Arizona Cardinals Pregame Coverage (Pregame Host, 2025-2026) — Television pregame coverage ahead of Arizona Cardinals preseason football broadcasts
TV Show: FOX Sports Arizona Game Telecasts (Sideline Reporter, Before 2012) — Reported from regional telecasts involving multiple Arizona professional and collegiate sports teams

Podcasts

Podcast: The Extra Point: Arizona's Family Sports Podcast (Host, Current as of 2026) — Podcast covering sports news and analysis in Arizona

Sports Events

Sports Event: Arizona Girls Flag Football Broadcasts (Play-by-Play Commentator) — Contributed play-by-play coverage during Arizona's Family's initial girls flag football broadcast season

Notable Coverage

Arizona professional sports – Arizona's Family – Covers professional and collegiate athletics in Arizona, including the Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Suns and Arizona universities
Arizona Cardinals preseason coverage – Arizona's Family – 2026 – Hosted the network's preseason football pregame coverage in August 2026
Girls flag football broadcasts – Arizona's Family – Provided play-by-play commentary during the broadcaster's first season covering girls flag football

Awards & Achievements

Emmy Awards — National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences — Multiple awards associated with television sports broadcasting.

Lesser Known Facts

He began sports broadcasting by covering the Texas Longhorns.
He enjoys providing play-by-play commentary in addition to anchoring television sports programs.
He worked as a sports director in Medford, Oregon.
He spent three years working in sports broadcasting in Spokane, Washington.
His sideline reporting included the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Suns and Arizona Cardinals.
He made his CBS 5 sports desk debut in 2012.