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
Chris Harris Jr., a cornerback who most recently played for the New Orleans Saints, is a four-time Pro Bowl selection and Super Bowl winner. Chris was evidently a natural-born athlete even when he was a little child. Chris was an all-state performer in basketball and football while attending Bixby High School. He also received varsity letters in track. Chris had a... read full bio
Luke Kunin, a Missouri native, always knew he wanted to play hockey. His dreams were called into doubt when he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) at the age of 12. Luke looked to other T1D athletes and role models for motivation and support because he was determined not to give up. He played for the Nashville Predators before... read full bio
Kyle Westmoreland, a veteran of the Air Force, qualified for the PGA TOUR. He won four collegiate tournaments during his five years in the Air Force, was voted Male Athlete of the Year at the Air Force Academy and received All-Honors recognition. However, Kyle had priorities, and one of them was to devote the next five years to serving his nation.... read full bio
Veteran MLB player Kevin Millar made a significant contribution to the Boston Red Sox's historic World Series victory, which was their first in 86 years. Currently, Kevin co-hosts Intentional Talk, a year-round program on MLB Network. Additionally, he may be seen throughout the year on MLB Network's special event coverage and the Spring Training series 30 Clubs in 30 Days. Following... read full bio
Kenley Jansen is the Boston Red Sox's very skilled MLB closer. When Kenley signed on as a catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, his professional career officially got underway. He switched to the pitcher's mound, where he immediately established himself as a dominant force. Jansen rose to prominence as one of the game's top closers during his time with the... read full bio
The most decorated woman in bobsled history is Kaillie Humphries, who has won five world championships and four Olympic medals. Humphries began her athletic career in ski racing after being born in Calgary, Canada. She was forced to find a new activity on a bobsled track close to her house due to an injury, and her career racing down the... read full bio
At the age of 15, Justin Williams started riding competitively and fell in love with track racing. Within two years of taking up the sport, Justin Williams burst into the scene with two sprinting National Championship victories. As a young rider, he won several national medals in sprint events thanks to his explosiveness, speed and competitive nature. Along with his love... read full bio
Kelly Ford is a well-known broadcaster and a reputable figurehead in the music business. Kelly's quick humor and genuineness have awakened listeners in Denver, Nashville, New York City and on a nationally syndicated morning program on Westwood One for more than 20 years. In the annals of country music radio in New York City, Kelly holds the title of only solo... read full bio
The top creators in the world are assisted in streamlining their content development processes by Dava, the top post-production media team in the world. Top artists that Dava collaborates with include Jake Paul, Neil D. Tyson, Lilly Sabri, 100 Thieves, Red Bull, Iskra and others. By addressing the main issue with YouTube's editors and designers, Dava rose to the top. Dava... read full bio
Olympic gold medalists Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux have also won two Olympic silver medals and six IIHF World Championships. The twins represented the United States Women's National Hockey Team as the first set of twins to ever play together. Prior to the IIHF World Championships in the spring, they took the helm in leading Team USA's push for equitable pay. The... read full bio
Gwen Jorgensen, a former accountant who is now known as the "Queen of Triathlon," has captured the attention of runners ever since she claimed the gold medal at the Olympics in Rio. This is because, during that outstanding performance, she blasted away during the running portion of the competition and recorded the day's quickest 10K time. Jorgensen became the first American to... read full bio
Mike Joy, a seasoned broadcaster, brings more than 50 years of motorsports knowledge to the booth. He has headed the Fox NASCAR broadcast crew and is the network's primary play-by-play race announcer. Joy has reported on most significant American motorsports events for radio and television and after 15 years as a pit reporter, she oversaw CBS Sports' coverage of the Daytona... read full bio
A professional hockey player from Canada named Max Domi competes for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs and the free agent from the Dallas Stars have a one-year contract. Max was initially drafted by the Phoenix Coyotes with the 12th overall pick in the NHL Draft. With the Coyotes, he made his NHL debut and that season, he finished third among... read full bio
The Oklahoma City Thunder's new head coach is Mark Daigneault. Daigneault served as the head coach of the NBA G League's Oklahoma City Blue, a team connected to the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder, as well as an assistant coach for the Florida Gators. Daigneault rejoined the Thunder as an assistant for the NBA season, reuniting him with head coach Billy... read full bio
Tom Crean, an ESPN college basketball commentator, coached men's basketball for Marquette University, Indiana University and the University of Georgia for 22 seasons. Among his many accomplishments include guiding Marquette to the NCAA Final Four, winning several coach of the year awards and consistently guiding his teams to national rankings and playoff invitations. Crean was appointed as the 22nd basketball coach for Georgia.... read full bio
