Julian Mininsohn joined the KEZI 9 News team as a sports anchor and reporter in October 2018.
Julian Mininsohn joined the KEZI 9 News team as a sports anchor and reporter in October 2018.
Originally from Long Beach, California, Julian attended the University of La Verne near Los Angeles. Before graduating with honors in 2015, he was the on-air talent at the school radio and produced university television programming. Julian was also co-editor for the campus newspaper and a featured author for the University of La Verne magazine.
During college, Julian served as a contributing writer for Lakers and Dodgers Nation. Julian also worked as a sports production assistant with the award-winning KABC-7 sports team in Los Angeles. He covered pro and college sports and interviewed So Cal legends like Kobe Bryant and Vin Scully.
Most recently, Julian was Sports Director for KKCO/KJCT-TV in Grand Junction, Colorado. He covered the JUCO World Series, Winter X Games and the Colorado Rockies farm team. As host of a weekly high school sports show, Julian spotlighted football and basketball prep games. Julian also anchored the highly-rated Athlete of the Week program, which featured local sports stars of the future.
Julian is excited to be back on the West Coast, covering the world of Oregon sports. Although he is a true fan of all competitive athletics, Julian still finds time away from the studio for a good movie or some pick-up basketball.
Have a story idea? Julian would love to hear from you at julianmininsohn@kezi.com.
The rodeo hosted Tough Enough to Wear Pink night in support of the Oregon Cancer Foundation.
Two of the three brothers are set to compete at the BMX World Championships in Belgium.
The Emeralds offense was shut down by Hillsboro's Marcos Tineo.
The event helps fund a trip for the Bader brothers to compete in BMX World Championships in Belgium.
The Emeralds gave its fans a victory for the first home game of the season.
After spending five years as an assistant, Wasikowski returns to Eugene as the head coach of the Ducks.
Canham was previously the Double-A manager in the Seattle Mariners organization.
The event was in support of the Oregon athletic fund.
The Oregon Hawks hopes success on the field brings respect off of it.
The Beavers were bounced out of the postseason following the 4-1 loss to the Bluejays.
