Scott Van Pelt

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How Much Salary Does Scott Van gets from ESPN? Know the Sources of his huge Net Worth

By Shuvechchha Ghimire

August 31, 2016

In addition to being a presenter of the SportsCenter, Scott serves as an integral member of the ESPN Radio. Alongside Mike Trico, Scott co-hosts a radio program titled “Trico and Van Pelt”. He works hard to cover golf tournaments such as Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11.

Not only that, he serves as the solo anchor at the ESPN midnight edition. If you have put that much effort into your work, it is obvious that you will have as high a salary as $4 million.

Raised in Washington D.C., Scott graduated from Sherwood High School. He enrolled at the University of Maryland and studied radio/television and film.

All my Terps out there, enjoy your summer & get ready to #ThinkB1G #MarylandPride pic.twitter.com/mclOcCORGb

— Scott Van Pelt (@notthefakeSVP) June 2, 2014

Scott Van keeps a low personal profile, hence focusing all his time on improvising his professional skills

Not much is known about Scott Van’s personal life, except that he is a big time sports fan and has a cute daughter. Scott is happily married to wife, Stephanie Van Pelt. One of the reasons Scott prefers a low personal profile could be that he has an exceptional work ethic.

Quite justifiable, Scott has such a jaw-dropping net worth due to his input at the work. Sports Journalism is a competitive field and Scott Van gives his best- to excel and earn!

Scott Van, a well-known American sportscaster at the ESPN, has served the SportsCenter for fifteen years. According to the sources, he has a net worth of $16 million and enjoys an approximate salary of $4 million per year. Scott Van Pelt is one the famous and well-paid television personalities at ESPN.

Trombones for days. #MillionDollar pic.twitter.com/lZRfKaZa4Q

— Scott Van Pelt (@notthefakeSVP) January 1, 2016

A combination of hard work and creativity, Scott Van rose to fame within fifteen years at the ESPN

Scott started his career in 1990 as a sports commentator at the WTTG-TV, a FOX affiliate in Washington D.C. He then served as a studio host at the Golf Channel signature programs.

After working on the network for five years, Scott joined the ESPN. His works at the ESPN accumulated him great fame, opportunities, and a massive net worth.

Scott has over 1.05M followers on twitter. His effective communication and unique presentation approach have secured him such large fan followings. He has an exceptional work ethic and confidence on-screen. No wonder, he remains as one of the loved sportscasters, even to those who do not have regular interests in national or club sports.

Yo @rude_jude it's #wpw "@SVPandRussillo: .@notthefakeSVP's Christmas sweater game is on point pic.twitter.com/ts86RuBtPo

— Scott Van Pelt (@notthefakeSVP) December 3, 2014