Pierre Noujaim
Pierre Noujaim is a Sports Reporter and Anchor who joined the FOX9 Sports Team in January, 2018. A true sports junkie, you can find him at the sidelines of many local sporting events in both his capacity as a journalist and as a fan.
Pierre’s deep knowledge of the broadcasting industry began in 2003 when he joined the team at KHTK, a Sacramento, California sports talk radio station. His passion for sports and broadcasting soon pushed him in front of the camera and he transitioned to TV sports reporting in 2008 at KJCT in Grand Junction, Colorado.
He soon traveled south to join the sports team at KCEN in Waco, TX, eventually leading the team as Sports Director in 2012. In his role, he covered many events including D-1 football, Big 12 men’s and women’s basketball and NCAA basketball tournaments. His time in Texas made quite an impression, as he considers Texas his second home.
Pierre returned to his hometown of Sacramento in 2015 as a Sports Anchor/Reporter at KXTV. While on the west coast, he was able to cover the Sacramento Kings, Super Bowl 50, the 2016 NBA Finals and the 2016 Stanley Cup Final.
Even though he’s from California, Pierre is a BIG hockey fan and is looking forward to covering more of the game here in Minnesota.
When he’s not at work, Pierre enjoys spending time on the water whether it’s swimming, kayaking or boating and trying to improve his cooking skills.
Pierre is originally from Sacramento and is a graduate of San Jose State University.
The latest from Pierre Noujaim
Wolves' Anthony Edwards practiced Monday, remains day-to-day
Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch says Anthony Edwards was in practice on Monday but remains day-to-day with a hip injury.
Wolves star Karl Anthony Towns on his venture into filmmaking
Timberwolves All-Star Karl-Anthony Towns’ latest social justice venture comes through the silver screen as Towns is an executive producer for the short film "Forgiving Johnny."
Fans lineup to meet Minnesota United at State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair brings in millions of people every year, and that includes some professional athletes. Soccer fans lined up to meet members of Minnesota United FC.
Minnesota Vikings draft: What to expect from rookie QB Jaren Hall
The Minnesota Vikings added a new name to the quarterback room on Day 3 of the NFL Draft, taking BYU quarterback Jaren Hall in the fifth round.
Version1, owner of Minnesota ROKKR, exploring potential merger
Minnesota-based esports company Version1, which owns the Minnesota ROKKR, is beginning to explore options for the future of the organization, including the potential merger with another gaming or esports organization.
Version1's all-women Valorant team looks to make history
This week, a group of five women in Minnesota have an opportunity to make history in the esports world.
Loon's Adrian Heath on goalie Dayne St. Clair's potential: 'The sky's the limit'
While Minnesota United's 2-0 loss to LAFC Sunday night was a disappointment for fans, many saw a silver lining in the continued strong play of 24-year-old goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair.
Tee Morant crashes courtside report after Grizzlies-Timberwolves
'CAN I GET IN THERE?' Tee Morant, the father of Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant, crashed a courtside report from FOX 9’s Pierre Noujaim after the Grizzlies eliminated the Minnesota Timberwolves from the NBA playoffs.
Mound Westonka boys basketball headed to state for first time in 48 years
March Madness isn't limited to the collegiate level — in Minnetrista, the White Hawks of Mound Westonka are going to the boy's state tournament for the first time since 1974.
Minnesota streamer rakes in $300K playing Call of Duty tournaments
The small town of Nisswa, Minnesota is home to only about 2,000 people, but one of the locals is quickly gaining global popularity.