The 10 times U.S. steeplechase champion, the world champion and three times finalist in the Olympics is Emma Coburn. Emma, who won a bronze medal in the steeplechase event at the Rio Olympics, is the first American woman to do so. While still a student, Emma competed for the University of Colorado and earned a spot on her first Olympic squad.... read full bio
As an NFL commentator for several shows, including Total Access, David Carr joined NFL Network. Carr was selected by the Houston Texans with the first overall choice in the NFL Draft and in his first season, he was named to the All-NFL first Team. Over the course of his career, he would play for four different teams, including the Texans, Carolina... read full bio
One of Canada's top athletes, Jennifer Botterill, is a renowned hockey television analyst. Botterill has been a part of the Canadian Women's Hockey Team for 14 years and has won three Olympic gold medals and one Olympic silver. She contributed significantly to the Vancouver team's success by helping to score the gold-medal goal. Botterill has won the World Championship events five... read full bio
James E. Delany served as the Big Ten's previous commissioner and guided the organization through times of tremendous expansion that allowed it to keep its position as a national leader in providing young people with top-notch academic and athletic opportunities. During Delany's leadership, the Big Ten expanded to include 14 universities, including Penn State, Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers. Delany's efforts has... read full bio
Collete Davis questions the perception of what women are capable of. Collete's exceptional grasp of engineering and science has led to a résumé loaded with triumphs in sports, open-wheel racecars and Monster Jam trucks in a competition that mixes speed, thrill and risk-taking. Collete is a seasoned racecar driver, stunt driver, businesswoman and national TV host. She also drives the 12,000-pound Wonder Woman... read full bio
Iván Duque presided over the Republic of Colombia from 2018 to 2022. His tenure had a profound effect on the course of the country. As Colombia's president, Duque overcame difficult obstacles while maintaining a strong commitment to promoting growth, inclusivity, and progress. Duque concentrated on a wide range of important problems that influenced Colombia's socioeconomic environment throughout his time in office.... read full bio
Chase Utley, a resident of the greater Los Angeles region, was born in Pasadena. Since he started playing baseball at an early age, Chase has dedicated his life to it. Chase was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies with the 15th overall pick out of UCLA, and his debut big - hit was a grand slam home run. That paved the... read full bio
Baseball pitcher Charlie Morton plays for the Atlanta Braves. He is well-known for being among the most reliable starters and top strikeout pitchers in the previous ten years. During his career with the Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Phillies, Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays, he accumulated over 1,877 innings pitched and over 1,800 strikeouts. His two World Series victories were... read full bio
Charley Hoffman has won four times on the PGA TOUR throughout the course of his career. Hoffman, a genuine fan favorite and one of the PGA TOUR's most reliable players, has a laid-back and humorous disposition. In order to represent and speak for them on the PGA TOUR policy board, Charley was chosen by his peers to chair the Player... read full bio
One of the best golfers in the world is Cameron Smith. As a result of Cameron's victory at the Open Championship, Jack Nicklaus and him are the only players in PGA TOUR history to have won both The Open and The PLAYERS Championship in the same calendar year. After winning the PLAYERS Championship and the Sentry Tournament of Champions earlier... read full bio
The Florida Panthers' assistant general manager is Brett Peterson. Prior to joining the Panthers, Peterson held the position of Vice President, Hockey for Wasserman Media Group and was a licensed NHL player agent with Wasserman/Acme World Sports. Peterson, a Northborough, Massachusetts native, played defense for five years in the professional hockey leagues of the American Hockey League (AHL), Eastern Conference Hockey League... read full bio
Breanna Stewart excels. "Stewie" won crowns in the WNBA, EuroLeague and an Olympic gold before claiming her biggest title to date: mom. She won three championships in the space of one year. Stewie is the first athlete of any gender to achieve that accomplishment. He is widely regarded as the best collegiate basketball player of all time. Stewie is a four-time NCAA... read full bio
Baseball pitcher Brad Hand plays for the Colorado Rockies. The Miami Marlins selected Hand in the second round of the MLB Draft. He has made a name for himself as one of the best relievers in the game, distinguished for his adaptability and capacity to secure crucial outs under duress. The 3.0 All-Star and 13-year veteran contributed significantly to the Phillies'... read full bio
Beth Mowins is an accomplished and innovative play-by-play announcer who has called several sports for ESPN. Her major responsibilities include announcing men's and women's collegiate sports, but when she called the Los Angeles Chargers vs. Denver Broncos season opener as part of ESPN's Monday Night Football, she made history as the first woman to call an NFL game in 30... read full bio
The entire world has witnessed April Ross' development from a likeable rookie to the best player ever. Through social media, she offers her followers an unrivaled inside view into her training and personal life in a language that is both sympathetic and motivating. Since making her professional beach volleyball debut, April has solidified her status as a champion and one of... read full bio
American track and field athlete Annie Kunz competed in the heptathlon at the Olympics. She relocated to San Diego to live at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista to train full-time for the Tokyo Olympics after qualifying for the Olympic Trials and placing eighth. Since then, she has won the US Indoor Championship with the eighth-best score in history, made the... read full bio
In one of the toughest and riskiest sports in the world, Alice Merryweather is a top-ranked American downhill skier, a World Cup competitor and an Olympian. Growing up, Alice chased her elder brother through the Northeast mountains while she lived in Hingham, Massachusetts. Her objectives were straightforward for a long time: "have fun and beat the boys." One of the first... read full bio
Coley Harvey is a general assignment reporter for ESPN's flagship program, SportsCenter and an on-air personality for the network. Additionally, Coley occasionally hosts or referees on several ESPN platforms like SEC Network, ESPN Radio and ESPN+. Harvey covered college football sidelines for FOX Sports and the Big Ten Network before joining ESPN again. He also served as a show host from the BTN... read full bio
Coco Ho was the youngest woman to ever qualify for the World Surf League Women's World Tour when she did so at the age of 17 and she concluded her first season at No. 4. Since then, Coco has put forth a lot of effort to develop her already-distinguished surfing career. She has a sizable following and has consistently received the... read full bio
Chris Spatola is a presenter on SiriusXM radio and a college basketball commentator for ESPN. Spatola was a four-year starter for the basketball team at the United States Military Academy in West Point where he graduated. He was selected for both the All-Freshman and All-Patriot League teams. With 1,543 career points, he is the sixth-most prolific scorer in Academy history and ranks... read full bio
