Top 25 Hottest Sports reporters - Versi Cetak +- KimchiDaily Forum (https://forum.kimchidaily.my) +-- Forum: KCD Forum (https://forum.kimchidaily.my/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: K-Drama (https://forum.kimchidaily.my/forum-4.html) +--- Thread: Top 25 Hottest Sports reporters (/thread-420.html)

Top 25 Hottest Sports reporters - phocohanoi7 - 21-01-2025 Top 25 Hottest Sports reporters After an exhaustive search through the world of hot sports reporters, we’ve come up with the ultimate list of the 25 most stunning women in the field. These sports journalists not only bring incredible talent to the table but also an undeniable charm that makes them stand out in the industry. Here’s our list of the top 25 best football referee: 25 – LAUREN GARDNER Lauren Gardner made her debut with CBS Sports Network in 2012 as a sideline reporter for college football. Since then, she has also covered Minor League Baseball and worked as a correspondent during Super Bowl week for CBSSports.com. Twitter – @LGRed 24 – AMANDA PFLUGRAD Former University of Oregon cheerleader, Amanda Pflugrad now serves as a sideline reporter for ESPN/SEC Network, covering women’s gymnastics. She also contributes as an analyst/host for PAC-12 Networks. Instagram – @Amanda_Pflugrad 23 – SAM PONDER Sam Ponder, a familiar face on ESPN, is best known for hosting College GameDay and serving as a sideline reporter for both college football and basketball. Twitter – @Sam_Ponder Instagram – @SamanthaPonder 22 – INÉS SAINZ A Mexican sports journalist, Inés Sainz has hosted Spanish-language sports interview programs and worked for Azteca Deportes. She’s also a boxing match hostess in English-language broadcasts. Twitter – @InesSainzG Instagram – @InesSainz01 21 – KRISTINA FITZPATRICK Covering the Washington Nationals on MASN, Kristina Fitzpatrick started her career with the New England Patriots. She’s known for her insightful contributions to the Nats Xtra local show. Twitter – @KA_Fitz Instagram – @KristinaAFitz\ => Learn something interesting about the topic most beautiful stadium in england here 20 – JENN BROWN A former reporter for ESPN, Jenn Brown has covered events like the Super Bowl, Monaco Grand Prix, and the X Games. She’s currently a host for NFL Network. Twitter – @JennBrown Instagram – @JennBrownTV 19 – JENNY DELL Currently an NFL reporter for CBS, Jenny Dell previously worked for NESN covering the Boston Red Sox. Twitter – @JennyDell Instagram – @JennyDell 18 – SYDNEY ESIASON Daughter of NFL MVP Boomer Esiason, Sydney Esiason now hosts for NHL.com. Twitter – @SydneyEsiason Instagram – @SydneyEsiason 17 – RENEE PAQUETTE A former sportscaster, Renee Paquette (known as Renee Young in WWE) is currently an on-air personality and interviewer with WWE. She has also worked for The Score. Twitter – @ReneeYoungWWE Instagram – @ReneeYoungWWE 16 – MOLLY QERIM Molly Qerim is the host of NFL Network’s weekday morning show NFL AM and also anchors NFL Fantasy Live. Twitter – @MollyQerim Instagram – @MollyQerim 15 – HEIDI WATNEY A host and reporter for MLB Network, Heidi Watney has also worked for New England Sports Network and Time Warner Cable SportsNet. Twitter – @HeidiWatney Instagram – @HeidiWatney 14 – HOLLY SONDERS Former college golfer Holly Sonders is now a prominent reporter for Fox Sports 1 and is known for her appearances in PGA Tour pro-ams. Twitter – @Holly_Sonders 13 – BRITT MCHENRY Britt McHenry has worked for ABC 7 in Washington D.C. And recently joined ESPN, where she covers a wide range of sports and events. Twitter – @BrittMcHenry Instagram – @BrittMcHenry 12 – MOLLY MCGRATH Molly McGrath made her mark as a sideline reporter for FOX, covering NFL, college football, and college basketball. She now serves as FOX's lead sideline reporter for college football. Twitter – @MollyMcGrathFS1 Instagram – @MollyAMcGrath 11 – ERIN HAWKSWORTH A former sports anchor in Canada, Erin Hawksworth now works as a sports anchor for CNN in Atlanta. Twitter – @ErinHawksworth Instagram – @ErinHawksworth 10 – KAYLEE HARTUNG Kaylee Hartung, a sideline reporter for ESPN’s SEC Network, previously worked for The Longhorn Network and CBS News. Twitter – @KayleeHartung Instagram – @KayleeHartung 9 – ERIN ANDREWS One of the most famous sports reporters, Erin Andrews hosts FOX College Football and has covered major events like the Super Bowl and World Series. Twitter – @ErinAndrews Instagram – @ErinAndrews 8 – ALEX CURRY Starting her career with Fuel TV, Alex Curry has worked for NBC Sports Network and Fox Sports West, where she currently reports for the Los Angeles Kings and hosts Angels Weekly. Twitter – @Alex_Curry Instagram – @Alex_Curry 7 – MEGHAN KLUTH Known for her rise in the industry covering the 2013 Stanley Cup Final, Meghan Kluth is a reporter and host for Comcast Network and MLB.com. Twitter – @KluthFairy Instagram – @MeghanKluth 6 – MARISOL GONZALEZ Marisol González, a former beauty queen and Miss Universe contestant, now works as a sports reporter for Televisa Deportes. Twitter – @Marisolglzz Instagram – @Marisolglzc 5 – LISA DERGAN Former Playboy Playmate Lisa Dergan made her mark in sports journalism in 2001. She has reported from major events like the Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby, and U.S. Open. => Learn something interesting about the topic nba bet forum here 4 – CARI CHAMPION Cari Champion has worked as an anchor for the Tennis Channel and is currently hosting First Take on ESPN2. Twitter – @CariChampion Instagram – @CariChampion 3 – MELANIE COLLINS Melanie Collins is the face of Yahoo! Sports and also co-hosts Big Break on Golf Channel. She’s reported from major events including the Olympics, World Cup, and Super Bowl. Twitter – @Melanie_Collins Instagram – @Melanie_Collins 2 – SARA CARBONERO Sara Carbonero, a Spanish sports journalist, was voted “The Sexiest Reporter in the World” by FHM. She’s currently a TV presenter for Telecinco. Twitter – @_Sara_Carbonero Instagram – @SaraCarbonero 1 – LEANN TWEEDEN Leann Tweeden is known for her time as a correspondent for Best Damn Sports Show Period and is currently a host for UFC Tonight on Fox Sports 1. She has also worked with the Los Angeles Angels and Fox Sports West. These amazing women not only bring unparalleled skill and experience to the world of sports journalism but also redefine the intersection of beauty and talent. Keep an eye on these top reporters—they’re changing the game one broadcast at a time!