The news industry is booming with a whirlwind of events taking place across the world. With the wide range of politics, sports, and news events coverage, the networks bring in analysts and reporters from all regions of the world to bring you as close to the action as possible. Networks like FOX News and CNN has consistently pumped out some of the hottest female sports reporters and anchors in the business and we are here to appreciate that.
From anchors to sideline reporters to journalists and commentators, the news media has a stable of attractive and beautiful women who grace your screen each and every day across the network’s various platforms.
There are some familiar names that you will come across, but also some up-and-coming stars on television and across the world that it’s time to keep a close eye on.
Who made the cut?
The hottest female television personalities can be seen below.

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2. These female sports reporters cover everything from pro sports like NFL football, NBA basketball, and major league baseball to college games. Many of the women on this list got their start on the sidelines in college. Their great knowledge of sports helped them soar in the business and today.

50. Julie Banderas

Julia Banderas, an alum of Emerson College, is a news anchor for FOX News where she serves in multiple roles as a fill-in anchor. She initially hosted FOX Report Weekend when she made her debut with the network. Banderas is married to Andrew J. Sansone, a member of the Habit for Humanity board of directors. The couple has three children together.

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Today we take a look at some of the most prominant and hottest female reporters/presenters and hosts for different sports channel networks around the world. The list below is in no perticular order and we will be updating the list below from time to time.

Kate Abdo (Football)

Kate Abdo has a vast experience in presenting news in particular sports. She is one of the rare sports presenters who is fluent in multiple languages. She can speak German, French, English and even Spanish and has worked in Sky Deutschland and currently working for SkySports UK. She regularly host FIFA Ballon d’OR ceremony and back in 2014 award show her name was trending on twitter for a while even more than Ronaldo who was eventual winner of Ballon’dor.

Charissa Thompson

One of the most high profile female sports reporter in US, Charissa Thompson has worked for Fox, ESPN and a prominent figure in sports journalism. She started out as NFL side reporter for Fox before moving on to host Fox Sports “NFL Kickoff Show”. She than moved on to ESPN where she co-hosted shows like Numbers never lie, SportsNation etc. She returned to Fox sports and currently host “Fox Sports Live” which is a 1 hour shown presented live every day.

Kirsty Gallacher

Kirsty Gallacher has been part of SkySports since 1998 and over the years has also worked for other sports channels in United Kingdom. Although her main work remain with the biggest sports network in UK (SkySports) where she returned back in 2011 and present SkySports News live 3 to 4 days a week.

Katherine Webb

Well maybe not the full-time reported here but Katherin Webb did went on to covere inside edition before the Superbowl. She rose to fame accidently as a video where ESPN’s Brent Musburger spotted her in the crowd and called her beautiful and gorgeous lady and by morning she was trending big time on twitter and social media and her followers in twitter went from 2,000 to massive 175,000 in one day.

Jimena Sanchez

One of the hottest presenters in sport and she works for FoxSports mexico. From one search on google image you will know that why she is keeping hold of her job.

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Britt McHenry

Britt McHenry played soccer in division 1 for Stetson University. She started out as reporter for ABC7 Washington but her career quickly gave her bigger opportunities and now works for ESPN as a reporter and also write for ESPN website. One of the most prominent reporter who cover different sports in the US.

Hayley McQueen

Hayley McQueen has a graduate degree in PR and Journalism and lived in Scotland and Hong Kong before settling back to her native England. She has been part of SkySports UK team on and off for a decade now. She also worked as Manchester United official tv presenter and host while also hosting shows for Al Jeezira channel during 2010 world cup.

Marisol González

Another mexican who appeared in beauty peagents before taking a full-time sports reporting job back in mexico with Televisa Deportes. She has covered super bowl on mexican tv several times.

Kristen Ledlow

Started out as freelance reported and presenter for ESPN and NBC before landing her first fulltime job with FoxSports where she worked as on field reporter. Now she works as a fulltime NBA TV reported and also appear on NBA programs on TNT.

Olivia Wayne

Having studies in USA at the University of California and worked as intern for Warner Bros Records, Olivia Wayne returned to her native England and started working as sports news presenter for the biggest UK network SkySports.

Sara Carbonero

Spanish repoted who has worked as on-field and hosted countless football shows on prominant spanish channels. Sara Carbonero trended in 2010 world cup when her husband (Spanish captain Iker Casillas) kissed her on live tv after winning the 2010 world cup in South Africa.

Natalie Sawyer

Natalie currently present live news on SKySports News channel in the UK while her previous work involved subbing stories and also writing text on live news ticker. She started her career as a radio presenter back in the day.

Jenn Brown

One of the biggest name in american sports broadcasting, Jenn Brown has won two emmy awards for her work with ESPN over the years. Jenn Brown has worked for Showtime and hosted “inside the NFL show” earning her emmy award for outstanding studio show. She has also covered Boxing and MMA on live events before moving to ESPN.

Alex Curry

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Alex Curry started as a freelance reported with Fuel TV and NBC after graduating from San Diego State University. Currently she host Fox Sports NET and also work as reporter for LA Kings (Ice Hockey) and Los Angeles Angels (Baseball).

Georgie Thompson

One of the most prominant SkySports UK presenter and host who has appeared on several football related shows. She has also appeared on british version of FHM magazine.

Kristina Fitzpatrick

Kristina starting as a freelance reporter with MASN and SEC Network back in 2010-11 NBA season as a sideline reported. Since than she has move on to bigger and better things and currently working for FoxSports as reporter for Atlanta Braves and also host shows on Fox network.

Kristine Leahy

Started out as covering sports for Boston University’s campus TV and move on to host NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior” tv show. Now she works on FoxSports and host the show alongside Colin Cowherd.

Niki Noto Palmer

Graduate from University of Alabama, Niki Noto was keen on playing professional sports but never really made it at top level. But she turned to sports reporting/presenting and her career really took off. She has worked for ESPN, FOX and SECN as a reporter and TV host. She also presented weekly web show for PGA official site.

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Josina Anderson

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Graduated from University of North Carolina, Josina Anderson started her career in sports journalism with presenting Showtime’s NFL show called “Inside the NFL” before she was hired to be part of presenting team on ESPN’s NFL show. She has become one of the most prominent presenters on ESPN in recent years.