Kami Carmann

Sports Reporter

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Kami Carmann began at FOX31 and the Colorado’s Own Channel 2 as a sports reporter in September 2011 and returned to the air in January 2012.

Carmann came to FOX31 and the Channel 2 from KMGH, the ABC affiliate in Denver, where she spent three years from 2008-11 as the weekend sports anchor. She returned to her hometown of Denver after stints at WTVF – Newschannel 5 in Nashville, Tenn., WLFL in Raleigh, N.C. and KHGI – NTV in Kearney, Neb.

She graduated from the University of Colorado in 2001 with a double degree in Journalism and Psychology. She was a four-year letterwinner and two-time team captain of the women’s basketball team at CU, returning the program to NCAA Tournament her senior season after three year absence.

She was born in Littleton, Colo., and attended Arapahoe High School in Centennial. She and her husband, Curtis, live in Erie with their twins Sam and Lucy and little brother Cooper, in addition to three dogs, Sherman, Day-Z and Rocky.

Recent Articles

  • No. 7-ranked DU gymnastics team enjoying great success

    DENVER — The University of Denver might be known as a hockey school, but women’s gymnastics has been steadily making some noise. Consistently ranked in the top 15 this season, the Pioneers continue to surprise the gymnastics world. They’re currently ranked No. 7 in the country. The gymnastics team has its final home meet of the regular season at 6 p.m. Saturday at Magness Arena against Ohio State.

  • Colorado Mammoth players brighten day at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children

    DENVER — Professional lacrosse players might not be the most famous athletes but the Colorado Mammoth arguably have the biggest hearts. Recently, players visited pediatric cancer patients at the Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children. The organization isn’t just putting in their time, this spring players will be representing each kid during a game.

  • CU Buffs fall to Oklahoma State Cowboys in Alamo Bowl

    SAN ANTONIO — The No. 10 Colorado Buffaloes suffered a heartbreaking loss to the No. 12 Oklahoma State Cowboys in Valero Alamo Bowl Thursday night in San Antonio. It was the first time both teams in the Alamo Bowl had been ranked in the Top 12. The Cowboys scored first with a 28-yard field goal in the first quarter to make it 3-0. The Buffs had an opportunity to tie it with a field goal of their own but missed it. […]

  • Ralphie V makes the trip to the Alamo Bowl

    SAN ANTONIO – The Colorado Buffaloes football team aren’t the only ones who made the trip to San Antonio for the Alamo Bowl, Ralphie also came along. The last bowl game CU was part of was in 2007 when Ralphie IV was running so this is Ralphie V’s first bowl game appearance. The tradition of running on the field behind a live buffalo started in 1967. Ralphie has only missed 2 bowl games since then. Taking a live buffalo across […]

  • Playoffs in jeopardy as Broncos offense struggles in 16-3 loss to Patriots

    DENVER — The Broncos are in jeopardy of not making the playoffs to defend their Super Bowl 50 championship after a 16-3 loss Sunday at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The Broncos’ five-year hold on the AFC West ended with the loss and a win by the Oakland Raiders. And with two games to play, the Broncos (8-6) are ninth in the AFC playoff race. The defense again did its job, holding the Patriots to just one touchdown. Quarterback […]

  • Colorado’s prideful protection

    BOULDER, Colo. — University of Colorado quarterback Sefo Liufau, usually has to remind Phillip Lindsay what his responsibility is.

  • Buffaloes coach Mike MacIntyre honors father’s legacy

    BOULDER, Colo. — For the past four years, University of Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre has endured the exhaustion of rebuilding a once dominant football program. The ugly losses. The criticism. And that was just football. Now as CU prepares for its first Pac-12 Conference title game, there are some bittersweet moments for MacIntyre, who said goodbye to his mentor, and father just 11 months ago.

  • Linebacker lives Buffs’ rise

    BOULDER, Colo. — The Colorado Buffaloes defense has been a crucial part of the Buffs rise from worst to first. Now the Pac-12 South Division champs are looking to prove they are the best in the Conference. For Senior Linebacker Jimmie Gilbert it’s been a wild ride, especially since nobody in his family wanted him to play football.

  • Bruins, Wolves advance to quarterfinals of state 5A football playoffs

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. — The first round of the state 5A football playoffs got underway Friday night.  The Stutler Bowl hosted a doubleheader to kick things off. Cherry Creek defeated Ralston Valley and the Grandview Wolves moved on after beating Legacy High School. Kami Carmann shows us in the video.

  • 10-year-old meets Brandon McManus after breaking wrist trying to catch kick

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A 10-year-old boy might have the coolest broken wrist story ever. On Friday, Grant Thornham was in the crowd on the hillside at Broncos training camp when he tried to catch the football as kicker Brandon McManus attempted field goals. One of those hit him hard in the wrist, and a trip to the doctor revealed it was broken. “The ball came towards me really fast and I didn’t know what to do,” Thornham said. “It wasn’t […]

  • Sanchez, Siemian split first team reps on Day 3 of Broncos training camp

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — It was another beautiful day for Day 3 of Broncos training camp on Saturday. For the third day, practice ended early with coach Gary Kubiak wanting players to get the work done and get off the field. RELATED: Training camp schedule But the Broncos are no closer to answering who the starting quarterback will be. On Saturday, Mark Sanchez and Trevor Siemian split the first-team reps. “I think Trevor and Mark are doing really well. I was […]

  • College scholarship money up for grabs in competitive video gaming

    BOULDER, Colo. — For years, parents have encouraged their children to get off the internet and get outside. But for some kids, screen time could turn into college scholarship money. Video games, also known as e-sports, are creeping into college athletic departments. University of Colorado student Monte Anderson loves video games, and we’re not talking Pacman. “It gives out a rush of adrenaline,” he said. He helped start the e-sports club at CU when he was looking for other students […]

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