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Courtney Friel Biography

Courtney has been all over the map over the past several years for her work in journalism. She has worked for a local television associate in Tennessee and has been an anchor for the World Poker Tour on The Travel Channel. She has been the field reporter on major programs and networks including Extra and E!

Courtney Friel is an American news anchor, reporter, and author currently working for KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, California. She previously covered entertainment for KTTV station in Los Angeles, owned and run by Fox, as well as other local stations and even the Fox News Channel.

Friel attended Methacton High School in Eagleville, Pennsylvania, where she was involved in the media production class of the school, frequently producing the televised morning announcements. She was chosen to appear in the student-produced week of Channel One News in Los Angeles after submitting a short film. She received a Bachelor of Arts from San Diego State University in Political Science.

Courtney Friel Career

Friel was a GoTV Mobile Television sports anchor and entertainment reporter, as well as a hostess on the Travel Channel for the World Poker Tour. She hosted “EB TV” GameStop / EBGames that boasted of video games recently published and forthcoming. Before that, she co-anchored The Saturday Night Solution for Court TV. She has worked for different networks, including E!, as a field reporter. Entertainment, the World Poker Tour, Oxygen Channel, and Comcast Cable, as well as the Extra syndicated program.

In 2003, she served as an anchor at WBBJ-TV ‘s ABC affiliate in Jackson, Tennessee. During the May 2003 tornado outbreak series, Friel arrived at WBBJ and covered the damage in Jackson. In February of 2007, she joined Fox News Channel. In Maxim and FHM, she has appeared. She reported on the Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld show on November 22, 2011, that she will switch to the Los Angeles office of Fox News. She has starred in TV shows and films including Veep, Goliath, and XXX: Xander Cage’s Return.

Courtney Friel Age

Friel is 40 years old as of 2020. She was born on April 22, 1980, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. She celebrates her birthday on 22 April every year.

Courtney Friel Height

Friel stands at a height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.67 m) tall and weighs about 121 lbs.

Courtney Friel Family

She is the daughter of Bernard Friel and Lois Friel.

Courtney Friel Husband

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Friel married Carter Evans, a correspondent for CBS News. The couple married in 2005. They together have two children. They divorced in 2016. She got engaged to Jim Hecht in 2019.

Courtney Friel Net Worth

Friel has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million-$5 Million which she has earned through her career as a journalist.

Courtney Friel Salary

Rama poker tournament 2018. Information about how much Friel receives is currently under review and will be updated as soon as the information is available.

Courtney Friel Autobiography

Her autobiography, Tonight at 10: Kicking Booze and Breaking News, describes her past drug and alcohol abuse.

Courtney Friel Social Media Platforms

Friel is active on her social media accounts and is often seen posting on her Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. She has over 36.9k followers on Twitter, over 52.3k followers on Instagram, and over 27.7k followers on Facebook.

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Seven-figure prize for Dave 'Doc' Sands in World Poker Tour Championship Super High Roller

The $100,000 buy-in World Poker Tour World Championship Super High Roller event is in the books, with poker pro Dave 'Doc' Sands celebrating a win worth $1,023,750..his second career seven-figure payday.
Only the top three finishers cashed in this event, because the buy-in was just too rich for all but 21 players, most of them seasoned pros.
With the World Series of Poker just ahead, it is also possible that many players are saving their shekels for entries in that series of prestigious big-money competitions.
Going into the final table Jim Courtney held the lead with 1,690,000, chased by Joseph Cheong (1,646,000), Steven Silverman (1,339,000), David Sands (1,286,000), Andrew Robl (169,000) and Daniel Perper (164,000).
The three who would cash was decided when Courtney was eliminated at fourth by Sands, leaving Cheong, Sands and Perper still in the running. Just thirty hands later Perper was bundled out in third place for $409,500, leaving Cheong and Sands facing each other in the heads up, with the latter holding a 3 to 1 chip lead that proved to be unassailable.
A few hands later it was all over, with Sands claiming the main prize and Cheong taking home a still-impressive runner-up prize of $614,250
This is the second major tournament win for Sands; back in January this year he entered the $100,000 buy-in Super High Roller event at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure and went on to finish second to Scott Seiver, taking home a second placing $1,259,320.

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