by Fox Soccer Channel

Jeremy St. Louis

Jeremy started as a reporter on the program and quickly worked his way up to the anchor desk where he is now a fixture most nights of the week.

Born in Winnipeg, Canada, Jeremy has been involved in sports for as long as he can remember.

"I rarely missed a pick-up game of anything as a kid. And being Canadian, my winters were spent outside freezing my toes off playing shinny (ice hockey) as much as possible."

Jeremy spent his formative years in Winnipeg but relocated to Red Deer, Alberta for his adolescent adventures. That included his first introductions to 'the beautiful game' in which he was not so beautiful.

"I was a midfielder - I think - and was just told to lump the ball upfield as much as possible. I wasn't to play with it or try anything fancy - just get it up the park. I guess I was supposed to be a defensive-minded midfielder."

After graduating from journalism school, Jeremy went into radio before transitioning to TV. After a few stops along the Canadian prairies doing news and sports, he found his way to Winnipeg to become a weatherman - and then onto 'The Report'. Having been with the show since it launched, he has seen it morph into the highly-regarded program it is today.

"I am extremely proud of the job we've done over the years. It wasn't easy at first and we had no idea if it would even stay afloat. Thankfully, it did - and we continue to try and make the show the best it can be every single day."

Always eager to interact with the viewers, Jeremy loves travelling and meeting avid viewers of the show.

"A good friend of mine who coaches in Minnesota was a guy I met in Mexico on vacation - because he recognized me from the show. I am continually amazed at the response from the football community no matter where we travel. And the positive feedback we receive from people at the pro level is truly inspiring. You know you're doing it right when the pros are tuning in and putting it on in the clubhouse, etc."

Jeremy has also worked with Fox Soccer Channel doing sideline reporting for MLS Saturday on FSC. He was also one of two Canadian broadcasters granted a 1-on-1 interview with David Beckham when he visited Toronto in 2007. In 2008, Jeremy travelled to Barcelona to interview Ronaldinho, Thierry Henry and Frank Rijkaard. Also that year he interviewed Maurice Edu before he was signed by Scottish club Rangers.

When not pouring over the days footie news and writing the show, Jeremy is usually at home enjoying some downtime with his wife and dog. An avid gamer, he is also on his PS3 at some point every day and enjoys reading (and analyzing) the beautiful game.