When Morgan Pressel turned pro at age 18, she won the Kraft Nabisco Championship, making history as the LPGA's youngest major champion. Since that time, Morgan has been a well-known and admired personality in women's professional golf. For television coverage of the LPGA Tour, PGA TOUR and USGA on the Golf Channel and NBC Sports, Morgan also works as an analyst... read full bio
The Cleveland Guardians were Mike Zunino's most recent team as a professional baseball catcher. Mike was selected by the Seattle Mariners as the third overall choice in the MLB Draft before accumulating more than 500 hits and 150 home runs. He was an All-Star for the Tampa Bay Rays, where he also played. Mike is regarded as one of the... read full bio
Mike Monaco is a play-by-play announcer for ESPN and serves as a stand-in for NESN's Boston Red Sox broadcasts. Mike has also worked as a game announcer for the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks. Since joining ESPN, Mike has worked as a sports announcer for the MLB, NHL, Little League World Series, NBA, collegiate baseball, football, lacrosse, volleyball and softball.... read full bio
Mike Minor has established himself as a dependable starting pitcher since being selected with the seventh overall choice in the MLB Draft. He is renowned for his adaptability and ability to perform well in a variety of situations. Minor returned to the starting rotation after missing two full seasons due to injury and after a successful transition to the bullpen, he... read full bio
Since joining Peloton, Matt Wilpers has served as an instructor and training specialist. He is renowned for his science-based approach to training, which led to the creation of Peloton's Power Zone Training model. Although he has participated in a variety of sports, distance running, where he competed for Georgia State University for four years as an NCAA Division I Cross... read full bio
For the college basketball coverage on NBC Sports, Matt McCall serves as a game and studio commentator. He belongs to the Field of 68 Media Network as well. He also serves as a basketball game analyst for Florida International University and Florida Atlantic University. Previously, Matt coached men's basketball for seven seasons as the head coach at the University of... read full bio
Since 1999, Mark Few has served as the basketball program's head coach at Gonzaga University. Since joining the Gonzaga coaching staff, he has been a mainstay on the sidelines as the Bulldogs have progressed from mid-major obscurity to perennial NCAA tournament hopefuls. Since taking over as head coach, Few has guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament each year (with... read full bio
The Los Angeles Angels, Toronto Blue Jays, Miami Marlins, Arizona Diamondbacks, Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves have all used catcher Jeff Mathis during his career. After making his major league debut in 2005, Jeff went on to amass more than 275 RBIs and exceed the 500-hit plateau. Throughout his stint in the MLB, Jeff was one of the top catchers and... read full bio
After writing an NFL column for ESPN.com, Jason Reid was appointed senior NFL writer for ESPN's Andscape, a Black media outlet devoted to developing, showcasing and elevating the varied tales of Black identity. He joined ESPN as an NFL journalist and ESPN.com's NFL sections featured his writing. Along with contributing to ESPN.com, Reid co-hosted The Man Cave on ESPN 980 in Washington, D.C.'s... read full bio
CBS Sports reporter Tracy Wolfson is a multiple-Emmy Award nominee. She was selected as the primary game reporter for the NFL on CBS and co-announces the top game each week with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo. In addition to serving as the main reporter for CBS Sports' coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship, Wolfson was on the... read full bio
The Athletic senior writer Paul Tenorio covers soccer on a national level, including Major League Soccer and the United States Men's National Team. Paul is renowned in the sport for breaking significant news. Tenorio, who is based in Chicago, has worked for The Athletic for more than five years. He co-hosts the podcast Allocation Disorder and helped start soccer coverage. He... read full bio
Since she has often been at the top of the world rankings, Nelly Korda is the LPGA golfer who is most well-known. She has won on the LPGA eight times, including the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, which was a major victory, and the Pelican Women's Championship, which was her most recent victory. She won the Olympic gold medal and has... read full bio
Former NBA player Tony Bennett is presently the men's basketball coach at the University of Virginia, where he helped the team win the NCAA title. Bennett has won the Henry Iba Award three times, the Naismith College Coach of the Year twice and the AP Coach of the Year twice. Bennett is the Virginia team's all-time leader in victories. He also... read full bio
After 22 seasons as an assistant coach at Gonzaga, Tommy Lloyd was named head coach at the University of Arizona. During that time, he helped develop 19 All-Americans, 15 conference players of the year and helped Gonzaga to five consecutive 30-win seasons and two appearances in the national championship game. He set a new NCAA record for the most victories by a... read full bio
Suzy Whaley is most recognized for becoming the PGA of America's first female president. Suzy was also appointed the President of Golf Nation. Suzy is a Master PGA Professional, a top 50 instructor in Golf Digest, a top 100 instructor in Golf Magazine, a top 50 teacher on the LPGA and two-time Connecticut Teacher of the Year. After winning the Connecticut PGA Championship,... read full bio
One of the ESPN SportsCenter anchors who has been with the organization the longest is Stan Verrett. He initially worked for ESPN as an anchor for ESPNEWS before moving to the Los Angeles Production Facility to co-host SportsCenter at one in the morning ET. Stan has appeared in several advertisements throughout the course of his career, including the well-known "This Is... read full bio
Professional soccer player Sofia Huerta competes for both the OL Reign and the USWNT. Huerta was raised in a sports-loving household; both her father and mother were former athletes. Huerta was born in Boise, Idaho. She developed an early interest in sports as a result of this atmosphere. Huerta played soccer for the Santa Clara Broncos while attending Santa Clara University.... read full bio
Selena Samuela was up in a soccer-playing household in northern Italy, where fitness and athletics were a way of life. Selena came to the United States at the age of 11 and can now speak four languages. For college, she relocated to Hawaii, where she discovered surfing and developed into an environmentalist. To enroll in acting classes at the Stella Adler... read full bio
American TV personality Emily Austin is from New York. At age 18, she began interviewing with NBA players and sportsmen. Since then, she has conducted many interviews with figures in politics, entertainment, sports and other fields. Emily was chosen to be a member of the Miss Universe 71st selection committee and presented LiveXLive's Music Lives On and Celebrity Boxing events. She most... read full bio
Olympic gold medallist, three-time Olympic silver medalist, nine-time world champion, and probably the finest female hockey player in the world is Hilary Knight. She is transforming the scene for women in hockey as an ardent supporter of gender equality. In terms of overall points and goals scored at the Women's World Championships, Hilary retains the record. She hit the ice... read full bio
