Other Female Sportscasters – Part 1
Erin Andrews
This ex-Gators Dazzler dancer works for ESPN, where she began as a reporter for the network’s NHL coverage. Since joining the ESPN family, she’s since added college basketball, college football, and Major League Baseball to To Do list. Readers of Playboy magazine voted her “America’s Sexiest Sportscaster” in 2007, and Erin has also appeared as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars.
Lindsay Soto
Lindsay Soto is a regular on the Fox Sports Network. She’s a California native and got her start writing about sports as her high school year book’s sports editor. At Fox Sports Net, she covers most Los Angeles-based teams, including USC football.
Hazel Mae
Mae was born in the Philippines, and is one of the New England’s most beloved sportscasters. Red Sox fans nominated her to be the very first president of Red Sox Nation. Coming soon: Mae will be the on-air face of the MLB Network.
Amber Wilson
Amber first burst onto the scene as a fantasy football commentator on CBS Sportsline. She’s now with the website Open Sports. Like Erin Andrews, she’s an ex-Gator Dazzler, and again like Erin, Amber really knows her stuff.
Krista Voda
In the realm of auto-racing sportscasting, Krista Voda governs like a queen. She’s a NASCAR pit reports on Fox, along with providing hosting duties of NCTS Setup on the SPEED Channel.
Ines Sainz
Ines is a former Miss Spain, and she works for Mexican television conducting sideline interviews. She’s known for two things: really tight pants and kissing the ball players after interviews.
Lisa Guerrero
Lisa began her professional sports career as a Los Angeles Rams cheerleader. She also dabbled as a soap actress before moving into sports reporting. The Los Angeles Times actually named her “the hardest working sports reporter” and she’s best known for being co-host of The Best Damn Sports Show Period. She left that show in 2003, and is now a correspondent on Inside Edition. At the age of 41 in 2006, she posed for Playboy.
