There was a time when female sports reporters, at least the sexy ones, were far and few between. If there was a beautiful woman talking about sports, she would be snatched up within a month and turned into a model, actress, etc...
Nowadays, sexy female sports reporters exist in every sport, region, and country in the world. Even Nascar has some delectable treats in the pits. And ESPN has gone from a No Women Allowed club to a gallery of the hottest women in sports.
So, pause the TIVO recording of The Bachelor, we all know she is making you watch it tonight, and check out the 53 sexiest female sports reporters of 2012.

53. Melissa Stark returns to TV on NFL Network's 'NFL Total Access,' will balance role as reporter, mom

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By Richard Huff / DAILY NEWS TV EDITOR

Thursday, October 6, 2011, 4:00 AM

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Melissa Stark, above in her earlier stint on 'Monday Night Football,' is now at NFL Network.

When Melissa Stark got a call from Jim Cohen, a senior coordinating producer at NFL Network, who floated the idea of a flexible job to return to TV, she initially said no.
Like a lot of women, Stark, 38, a former ABC Sports and NBC News reporter, struggled with the idea of being a working mother.
"I said no, for a week or two," she says.
She'd been out of the business for four years, having stepped away from a successful career to be a wife and full-time mother to her four children.
"As a female, there's always the question of: 'Can you have it all?' And the answer always seemed to be no," she says.
With this offer, though, she found a way to say yes.

Stark is now a reporter on NFL Network's "NFL Total Access," airing Monday through Saturday at 7 p.m., and "Around the League Live," airing Monday at 1 p.m. and Tuesday through Friday at 5 p.m.
"This really seemed like the right opportunity for right now," she says. "It was a great way to get back in with a first-class organization, and get back to reporting, which I love."
In a typical schedule, a few days each week, Stark will report from the Jets, Giants or Eagles camp. She gets a chance to balance life at home with the kids and with her husband, Mike Lilley, who convinced her to say yes.
Not so long ago, Stark was white-hot. She'd had a good run working with John Madden and Al Michaels as a sideline reporter on "Monday Night Football." Then she moved to NBC's "Today" show. However, over time the idea of dumping everything to cover breaking news conflicted with being a mom, so she broke away from TV altogether.
She's glad she took the time away, and now is happy to be back in a way that allows her to make a kindergarten play and the NFL playoffs.
"I've been in this little bubble, this suburban lifestyle as a mother," she says. "It's nice to have a piece of my old life back. It's something to energize you and to get your mind back.
"Before now, I couldn't have done it," she adds. "I couldn't have balanced it all. Finally, I'm emerging out of the woods with the children, where this works."
Walking back into the locker room for the first time, she felt right at home and among familiar faces. She's again embraced the competitive nature of the business, sifting through stories at camp each day to find the best angles to report.
"It's like an adrenaline rush," she says about returning. "There's a sense of energy."
As if coming back after four years away wasn't enough stress, Stark's debut on the NFL Network came on Sept. 11, the 10th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center. She was positioned near the site for the telecast.
"Once I got there, and talking, and in the moment," she says of that day a few weeks back, "I just felt like I was exactly where I was supposed to be."
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52. Marisol Gonzalez, Televisa Deportes

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Current Employer: Televisa Deportes
Twitter ID: @marisolglzz
Twitter Followers: More than 450,000
Did You Know:
Marisol Gonzalez is a former beauty queen who represented her native Mexico at the 2003 Miss Universe pageant, held in Panama City, Panama. She works occasionally as an actress or mode, but is a full-time sports reporter for the television network Televisa Deportes.
If Gonzalez looks familiar, it may be from when she upstaged fellow Mexican sports beauty Sainz at the Super Bowl in 2012. The story was widely reported after she stole the show at Media Day.

51. Rachel Nichols, CNN/Turner Sports

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Current Employer: Turner Sports
Past Experience: ESPN
Twitter ID: @Rachel__Nichols
Twitter Followers: Approaching 400,000
Did You Know:
Rachel Nichols surprised many when the announcement that she was leaving ESPN after a decade for a position at CNN came abruptly in January.
She has already been sent to cover Super Bowl XLVII for the network and is expected to contribute to a host of Turner Sports coverage. Nichols is also slated to anchor a weekend sports show on TBS later this year.

50. Jimena Sanchez, Fox Sports Mexico

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Current Employer: Fox Sports Mexico
Twitter ID: @jimenaofficial
Twitter Followers: Approaching 400,000 (390)
Did You Know:
Most of what's written about the lovely Jimena Sanchez is in Spanish? Well it is.
But I do know that she works for Fox Sports Mexico and is a self-proclaimed "mad mamacita."

49. Katherine Webb, Inside Edition & ESPN

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Current Employer: Freelance Reporter/Inside Edition
Past Experience: Beauty Pageants
Twitter ID: @_KatherineWebb
Twitter Followers: Approaching 275,000
Did You Know:
Auburn graduate Katherine Webb, a former Miss Alabama, stole the spotlight from her boyfriend, University of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron, when ESPN's Brent Musburger gushed over her throughout most of the BCS Championship in January 2013.
She quickly landed a gig covering the Super Bowl for Inside Edition and a place in the 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. Recent rumors have suggested Webb and McCarron might be engaged and that she might be considering appearing in Playboy.
Nothing has been confirmed, but you know Brent Musburger is sure hoping the second rumor is true.

48. Jillian Barberie, Formerly of Good Day L.A. & Fox Sports Sunday

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Current Employer: N/A
Past Experience: KTLA & Fox Sports
Twitter ID: @askjillian
Twitter Followers: Over 250,000
Did You Know:
Jillian Barberie had been the sports reporter for the morning show Good Day L.A. for nearly two decades when her abrupt departure was announced in October. The circumstances surrounding the exit were a bit mysterious.
She had announced that she was let go by Fox 11 via Twitter, but later clarified that she wasn't "let go" as in "fired," without elaborating. Curious is the fact that Barberie doesn't list any of her work in sports in her bio on her official website.

47. Charlotte Jackson, Sky Sports News

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Current Employer: Sky Sports London
Past Experience: Setanta Sports
Twitter ID: @CharLouJackson
Twitter Followers: Approaching 225,000
Did You Know:
Charlotte Jackson has been working as the lead presenter on Sky Sports News for several years, but she didn't initially set out to pursue a career in broadcasting.
She was once in an English girl band called Nebula 101 and had been studying to become a medical doctor. Jackson is dating Wales manager and former footballer Chris Coleman.

46. Samantha Ponder, ESPN

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Current Employer: ESPN
Past Experience: ESPN's Longhorn Network
Twitter ID: @samsteeleponder
Twitter Followers: Approaching 150,000
Did You Know:
Samantha Ponder is a graduate of the Rev. Jerry Falwell's Liberty University in Virginia.
She is married to Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder, who got hitched after a very brief public romance in December. They musta been in a rush to do something.

45. Josina Anderson, ESPN

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Current Employer: ESPN
Past Experience: Showtime & Fox 31 Denver
Twitter ID: @JosinaAnderson
Twitter Followers: Over 60,000
Did You Know:
Josina Anderson served as an on-air reporter for Showtime's Inside the NFL for just one year before being hired to cover the NFL for ESPN in August 2011.
She's a graduate of the University of North Carolina and, thanks to the departure of Rachel Nichols, has recently become one of ESPN's most visible reporters—thanks in small part to that sexy library look she rocks so well.

44. Olivia Godfrey, Sky Sports News

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Current Employer: Sky Sports News
Past Experience: Warner Brothers
Twitter ID: @oliviajgodfrey
Twitter Followers: More than 50,000
Did You Know:
English beauty Olivia Godrey studied at UCLA and interred at Warner Bros Records in Los Angeles before returning to London in 2011 to become a presenter at Sky Sports News.
She's also quite active in the fashion world, having produced content for Elle and Vogue and presented at the British Fashion Awards.

43. Jenny Dell, NESN

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Current Employer: NESN Boston
Past Experience: ESPN
Twitter ID: @JennyDellNESN
Twitter Followers: Approaching 50,000
Did You Know:
After graduating from UMass, Jenny Dell was hired by ESPN for an administrative position in the company's marketing department.
She was spotted by an eagle-eyed employee in the ESPN cafeteria who approached her about working on-air, doing weekly fantasy segments that led to a more regular role.

42. Heidi Watney, MLB Network

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Current Employer: MLB Network
Past Experience: NESN Boston
Twitter ID: @HeidiWatney
Twitter Followers: Approaching 50,000
Did You Know:
Heidi Watney actually left NESN to cover the Lakers for Time Warner Cable in Los Angeles in November 2011 but was let go before ever covering a game.
No word on why things didn't work out, but Watney did audition to be the mediator of ESPN screamfest FirstTake before being hired by the MLB Network in November.

41. Michelle Beisner, NFL Network

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Current Employer: NFL Network
Past Experience: ESPN
Twitter ID: @MichelleBeisner
Twitter Followers: Approaching 50,000
Did You Know:
Michelle Beisner is a former Denver Broncos cheerleader who represented the team at the 1999 Pro Bowl and toured with the USO on a number of occasions during her four year tenure.
Beisner has worked for almost every network out there at this point, including: Fo Sports, Comcast, the Speed Channel, ESPN, CBS, NBC and ABC. Currently she works for the NFL Network as an anchor and field reporter NFL Total Access and NFL Weekly Countdown.

40. Sarah Spain, ESPN Chicago

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Current Employer: ESPN Chicago
Past Experience: WGN-TV Chicago
Twitter ID: @SarahSpain
Twitter Followers: Approaching 40,000
Did You Know:
Sarah Spain is kind of a smartie pants. She attended the Ivy League's Cornell University, where she was a collegiate scholar as well as an accomplished athlete, serving as co-captain of the track and field team.
Before settling down in Chicago, Spain left the Midwest and spent six years in Los Angeles, where she pursued acting and did freelance sports reporting for Fox Sports.

39. Jennifer Hedger, TSN Canada

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Current Employer: The Sports Network Canada
Past Experience: Rogers Television
Twitter ID: @jenniferhedger
Twitter Followers: Over 30,000
Did You Know:
Jennifer Hedger is an Ontario native who got her start in sports at Rogers Television as an on-air talent and the host of OHL Primetime in the late 90s.
Hedger found some success in reality television as well as acting before landing a job with TSN Canada. Currently she works as a co-host of TSN's SportsCentre—a job she has been doing since 2002.

38. Jaime Maggio, Fox Sports West/NFL Network

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Current Employer: Fox Sports West & NFL Network
Past Experience: CBS2 Los Angeles
Twitter ID: @jaimemaggio
Twitter Followers: Approaching 30,000
Did You Know:
Jaime Maggio has become one of the most popular faces in sports media on the West Coast. She's moved up quickly from the regional ranks to national sports coverage.
That's probably because she does pretty much everything. Maggio has done NFL sideline reporting for Fox, covered the NBA Playoffs for TNT, the MLB for TBS and the NCAA tournament for Turner Sports. She must be exhausted.

37. Erin Sharoni, NBC Sports

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Current Employer: Showtime Sports & NBC Sports
Past Experience: RedStormSports.com
Twitter ID: @ErinSharoni
Twitter Followers: Over 25,000
Did You Know:
Erin Sharoni used her job covering St. John's sports as a springboard into co-hosting duties on CNBC's Sports Biz and a correspondent position on Jim Rome on Showtime, but she didn't always work in sports.
Believe it or not, Sharoni actually worked as a Wall Street equities trader at Bear Stearns—she was there when the firm went under during the banking crisis. I think we can all agree she made an excellent career decision in leaving that field.

36. Renee Paquette-Young, WWE & ESPN

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Current Employer: WWE
Past Experience: The Score
Twitter ID: @ReneeYoungWWE
Twitter Followers: Approaching 25,000
Did You Know:
Renee Paquette-Young was hired by the WWE in October to serve as an on-air personality and studio analyst. However, she's not exactly new to the sport.
Young had worked at the Score Television Network in Canada on the WWE post-game show Aftermath. In interviews, she has said she has loved wrestling since junior high.

35. Laura McKeeman, Fox Sports Florida

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Current Employer: Fox Sports Florida
Past Experience: WRUF Sports Radio
Twitter ID: @LauraMcKeeman
Twitter Followers: Approaching 20,000
Did You Know:
Laura McKeeman is a former ballet dancer and a graduate of the University of Florida who majored in broadcast journalism. She is also a former beauty queen who was named Miss Suncoast 2010 and a semi-finalist at the Miss Florida pageant later that year.
McKeeman is currently working for Fox Sports Interactive and Fox Sports Florida covering college football recruiting, basketball and baseball. She is also a member of the Tampa Bay Rays Sunday broadcast team.

34. Meredith Marakovits

Meredith Marakovits is a graduate of La Salle University, which she attended on a NCAA Division 1 volleyball scholarship. She has bounced back between Philadelphia and New York City in recent years, working for Comcast SportsNet in both cities, as well as occasionally in New England.
Marakovits also was a contributor to a number of sports programs on WFAN New York. She's been working as the New York Yankees clubhouse reporter for the YES Network since replacing Kim Jones after the 2011 season.

33. Missy Deyo, Kingston Frontenacs

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Current Employer: Kingston Frontenacs
Past Experience: Freelance Journalist
Twitter ID: @MissyDeyo
Twitter Followers: Approaching 20,000
Did You Know:
Canadian cutie Missy Deyo is the co-owner of the sports blog BabesDigBalls and currently works as the social media coordinator for the Kingston Frontenacs junior hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League. Her work in sports has helped her build a loyal and active Twitter following—but it's not only sports.
Many of her fans have become particularly invested in Deyo because of a life-threatening condition that cost her a kidney in December 2012. She has bravely chronicled much of her struggles on her blog and manages to stay in remarkably good spirits, considering the difficulties she's faced.

32. Rebecca Harlow, Fox Sports/NFL Network

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Current Employer: Fox Sports/NFL Network
Past Experience: Big Ten Network
Twitter ID: @RebeccaHaarlow
Twitter Followers: Approaching 15,000 (12,128)
Did You Know:
Rebecca Harlow is a graduate of Prince University where she was a collegiate athlete who once won the Ivy League Heptathalon.
She was hired by the NFL Network in August 2011 and currently works as a reporter and is the host of NFL Network Now.

30. Kristine Leahy, CBS Los Angeles/KTLA

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Current Employer: CBS Los Angeles
Past Experience: WEEI Boston
Twitter ID: @KristineLeahy
Twitter Followers: Approaching 10,000
Did You Know:
Kristine Leahy is a Boston native who got her start covering covering sports for Boston University's campus television station while attending college there.
She traded the Celtics in for the Lakers in September and seems to be enjoying the sunny SoCal skies so far.

29. Britt McHenry, ABC Washington

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Current Employer: ABC7 Washington
Past Experience: Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism
Twitter ID: @BrittMcHenry
Twitter Followers: Approaching 10,000
Did You Know:
Britt McHenry grew up on Florida's east coast, loves baseball and football, and is a devoted fan of the hapless Miami Dolphins.
She played Division 1 soccer while attending Stetson University for her undergraduate studies and modeled on the side to help pay the bills.

28. Kristina Akra, MASN

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Current Employer: MASN
Past Experience: SEC Network
Twitter ID: @KristinaAkra
Twitter Followers: Approaching 7,000
Did You Know:
Kristina Akra has been working in sports broadcasting dating back to the 2010-11 NCAA basketball season, which she covered as a sideline reporter for CoxSports and the Big East Network, before making the jump to the SEC Network.
Today she covers the Washington Nationals on MASN in Washington and serves as a contributor to the local show Nats Xtra. Akra actually got her start working for the New England Patriots' in-house production company, reporting for news shows and updates.

27. Kate Longworth, CSN Bay Area

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Current Employer: CSN Bay Area
Twitter ID: @KLongworthCSN
Twitter Followers: Approaching 7,000
Did You Know:
Kate Longworth is a graduate of the University of Arizona who studied both journalism and Spanish.
Currently she works as an anchor and reporter for Comcast SportsNet in the Bay Area.

26. Erin Hawksworth, Sportsnet Canada

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Current Employer: Sportsnet Canda
Past Experience: KCPQ Seattle
Twitter ID: @ErinHawksworth
Twitter Followers: Approaching 7,000
Did You Know:
Erin Hawksworth got her start working as a sports reporter for local network affiliates in the U.S., including stints at WFXT in Boston and KCPQ Seattle.
After 10 years working in the states, Hawksworth finally returned to her native Canada to become a sports anchor/reporter for Rogers Sportsnet in Toronto. Her brother is Blake Hawksworth, pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

25. Alex Curry, Fox Sports West

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Current Employer: Fox Sports West
Past Experience: Big Ten Network
Twitter ID: @Alex_Curry
Twitter Followers: Over 5,000
Did You Know:
Alex Curry is a graduate of San Diego State University who got her start working behind the scenes for Fuel TV, before moving on to a sideline reporting position for NBC Sports Network.
Currently Curry hosts Angels Weekly and reports for the Los Angeles Kings for Fox Sports West. She's definitely a rising star in the Southern California sports media.

24. Lauren Gardner, CBS Sports

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Current Employer: CBS Sports
Past Experience: Fox Sports & MTV
Twitter ID: @LGRed
Twitter Followers: Approaching 5,000
Did You Know:
Lauren Gardner is a graduate of the University of Colorado and a former Denver Broncos Cheerleader. She got her start in sports as an In Game Host for the Broncos, Rockies and Avalanche in Denver.
Gardner worked for MTV in 2011 covering the now defunct Lingerie Football League before moving on to a job covering, among other things, college footballl for CBS Sports Network.

23. Carolyn Manno, NBC Sports

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Current Employer: NBC Sports
Past Experience: Comcast SportsNet New England
Twitter ID: @carolynmanno
Twitter Followers: Approaching 5,000
Did You Know:
Until recently, Carolyn Manno worked as an anchor and reporter for both Comcast SportsNet and CSNNE in Boston. She covered all of the major sports teams in the area, including the epic 2011 Red Sox collapse.
Manno is relatively unknown on the national level at the moment, but she was a late-season addition to NBC's Football Night in America in 2012. In the future, she will be covering college football and basketball for the network, as well as extreme sports.

22. Amanda Pflugrad, Total College Sports

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Current Employer: Total College Sports
Past Experience: Fox Sports Arizona
Twitter ID: @AmandaPflugrad
Twitter Followers: Approaching 5,000
Did You Know:
Amanda Pflugrad has been working in broadcasting for the last several years. But since she's mostly been working in regional markets, she is probably most recognizable from her days as one of the University of Oregon's most beautiful cheerleaders.
That's no small distinction if you're familiar with the Ducks' cheerleaders. Pflugrad created a major stir back in 2009, after pictures of an alcohol-soaked bikini booze cruise started making their rounds on the Web. You'll have to find them on your own if that interests you—her lawyer shut that whole thing down.

21. Kristen Ledlow, Fox Sports

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Current Employer: Fox Sports
Past Experience: ESPN Tallahassee
Twitter ID: @KristenLedlow
Twitter Followers: Approaching 3,000
Did You Know:
Kristen Ledlow is a former collegiate athlete and graduate of Southeastern University. She was also the third runner up in the 2010 Miss Florida USA pageant and a former Miss Capital City USA.
Ledlow freelanced as a reporter for both ESPN and NBC before landing a job with Fox Sports Florida. She currently works as a field reporter covering SEC and ACC football and basketball.

20. Hannah Storm: ESPN

Call it a schoolboy crush, but Hannah Storm has always been one of my favorite ladies on ESPN.
She does not have that supermodel appeal. She has a foxy quality that makes most men pay close attention when she speaks during SportsCenter.

19. Michelle Beisner: NFL Network

What happens to the young women that we see dancing and shaking on the sidelines after they retire from NFL cheerleading?
They become NFL analysts like Michelle Beisner did. She danced for the Denver Broncos for six season, holding the captain job for four of them. She is now one of the lesser known yet sexier women on the NFL Network.
It will not be long before she makes her way into the commentator's booth. Well, maybe.

18. Samantha Steele: Longhorn Network

The Longhorn Network is a sports channel dedicated to University of Texas. It has nothing to do with actual cattle, just the University.
It was launched last August, and Samantha Steele was one of the first female sports reporters to be featured on the team.
In fact, she was one of the first three people the network hired. Not too shabby, Sam.

17. Niki Noto: ESPNU

Niki Noto—what a terrific name for such a beautifully talented sports reporter. It's as if she was born to be a reporter.
"This is Niki Noto coming to you live from Michigan."
It has a certain appeal to it. It rolls off the tongue.

16. Jennifer Hale: Fox Sports

The closet thing Jennifer Hale has to a sports background is that she graduated from LSU. Other than that, it is more bland than a college seminar on mating habits of a cricket.

15. Lindsay Soto: NFL Network

If the NFL network had existed twenty years ago, we would be discussing the difference between the beautiful sideline hotties of then and now.
It is a fact. The NFL network enjoys hiring hot sideline reporters. Of course, they have to wait until ESPN gets the first pick. Then they can make claims on women like Lindsay Soto.

14. Molly Qerim: CBS Sports Network

Molly Qerim, otherwise known as Molly Q. in my neck of the woods, received a master's degree from Quinnipiac University.
That was not important information. I just needed an excuse to use Qerim and Quinnipiac in the same sentence.

13. Lindsay Czarniak: ESPN

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Current Employer: ESPN
Past Experience: NBC4 Washington
Twitter ID: @lindsayczarniak
Twitter Followers: More than 50,000
Did You Know:
Lindsay Czarniak got her start covering the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for TNT and the 2008 Olympics in Beijing for NBC.
Sorry, boys; she's taken. Czarniak is married to MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin. The two met on the job while working as anchors for NBC4 News Washington. I have been bombarded with emails this past year asking me about ESPN. I have heard all sorts of questions ranging from who is the hottest to what was the best decision ESPN made in 2011.

Their best decision is staring at you right now. Lindsay Czarniak qualifies as one of the better hires of the past decade by ESPN. She is always welcomed on my television screen giving me updates on the days action.
Thanks, ESPN.

12. Melanie Collins

If you thought this photo of Melanie Collins was sexy, you have apparently never Googled her name.
A couple years ago, she became famous so quick she did not have enough time to delete her Facebook account and her photos were blasted all over the web.

11. Erin Andrews: ESPN & Fox Sports

I think it is time for a new face of ESPN.
Erin Andrews, you are no longer the hottest woman on ESPN. I apologize, but everyone will eventually see who has dethroned the queen. And it is not who you might think.
Current Employer: Fox Sports
Past Experience: ESPN
Twitter ID: @erinandrews
Twitter Followers: Approaching 2 million
Did You Know:
Actually, you probably already know Erin Andrews whole story. She worked for ESPN before ditching the worldwide leader, her employer of more than eight years at the time, for Fox Sports in 2012. She also appeared on ABC's Dancing with the Stars.
Andrews got her start in broadcasting at Fox Sports Florida in 2000, where she worked as a freelance reporter after graduating from the University of Florida. Her performance on Fox in 2012 had mixed reviews, but it doesn't seem to have impacted her overall popularity.

10. Lauren Gardner

Lauren Gardner has a nickname, and it is one of those nicknames that bears repeating.
She once went by the name, Mile High Sports Betty.
If you want to ask why, this has to be your first time out of the cell. When a woman goes by a name like that, ask questions later.

9. Genevieve Chappell

Genevieve Chappell knows more about cars than you do. I promise.
She has not only modeled for automotive companies and events but she has hosted television shows, announced car auctions, and worked side-by-side with more automotive legends than Ford.
She also looks great in a, well, any article of clothing it looks like.

8. Charissa Thompson: ESPN

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Charissa Thompson, ESPN

Current Employer: ESPN
Past Experience: Big Ten Network
Twitter ID: @CharissaT
Twitter Followers: Approaching 120,000
Did You Know:
Charissa Thompson actually got her start at Fox Sports, where she spent four years covering football and serving as a correspondent for The Best Damn Sports Show Period.
She was hired by ESPN in 2011 and logged hours all over the network before she became the heir apparent to Michelle Beadle, whom she replaced as host of SportsNation in 2012. When Colin Cowherd left, Thompson became the show's first-billed star when it relocated to Los Angeles shortly thereafter.

How many times will we see a beautiful blonde with long legs and an amazing tan roaming the sidelines or walking the halls at Bristol thanks to ESPN?
Will the madness ever stop? Will they ever quit hiring such beautiful women? At least they no longer have Steve Phillips lurking the halls.

7. Ines Sainz

Current Employer: TV Azteca Mexico
Twitter ID: @InesSainzG
Twitter Followers: Approaching 275,000
Did You Know:
Inés Sainz may be best known in the U.S. as the reporter at the center of the Jets controversy in 2010, in which quarterback Mark Sanchez and other members of the team reportedly made her feel uncomfortable while she was covering them in New York. The story got widespread coverage, but she later downplayed the whole incident.
But Sainz's popularity south of the boarder is much more more universal. Her official bio says she is "widely known as the Woman of Sports in Mexico." I'm not how many women of sports there are in Mexico, but that sounds pretty impressive. She knows she is hotter than you. She knows exactly what she is doing. She knows that jeans are not suppose to cut off the circulation around your thighs.

But Ines Sainz does it anyway. She constantly does her best job of being beautiful on television, and it totally works too.

6. Heidi Watney: Time Warner Cable

Bye bye Beantown, hello Tinseltown!
Heidi Watney is heading to Los Angeles to cover the Lakers next season. Awesome.
That is all LA needs. One more hot blonde.

5. Sara Carbonero: Telecinco

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Current Employer: Telecinco Spain
Twitter ID: @SCarboneroWeb
Twitter Followers: Approaching 30,000
Did You Know:
Sara Carbonero covers sports for the Telecinco network in Spain, most notably the 2010 FIFA World Cup—when it was widely reported that her presence distracted her fiancé, Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas, costing them a game against Switzerland.
You'd think Casillas would have gotten used to her beauty at some point—but bringing Carbonero into the discussion is much more interesting than saying the Swiss played a better game.

Sara Carbonero? As a reporter? But I thought she was a WAG?
Sure, she has made her mark as a WAG in my book, but her day job is being a reporter for Spanish TV station, Telecinco.
For those of you playing at home, Telecinco translates to Channel 5.

4. Michelle Beadle: ESPN & NBC Sports

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Current Employer: NBC Sports
Past Experience: ESPN
Twitter ID: @MichelleDBeadle
Twitter Followers: More than 700,000
Did You Know:
Michelle Beadle followed her nemesis, Erin Andrews, out the backdoor of ESPN's Bristol compound in May 2012. Unless you've really been looking for her, it's quite possible you haven't seen her since.
Beadle has been working as an occasional correspondent for the tabloid news show Access Hollywood, and her NBC show The Crossover premiered with relatively little fanfare in January 2012. Oh, and it's terrible. As a sports fan, describe your perfect woman. Go ahead and take a moment to think about it.

Is she beautiful? Duh!
Does she have a great job? Of course.
Does she have a passion for sports? Yep.
Can she hang with the guys and fit in with any crowd as if she has been a part of the group all along? Yeah. Michelle Beadle.

3. Leeann Tweeden: Fox Sports West

Leeann Tweeden puts the sexy in female sports reporter. She takes the term to a whole new level.
From Hooters to Playboy and FHM to Maxim, she has modeled across the board and is now a sideline hottie for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Angels.
Maybe that's why Albert Pujols chose to play there.

2. Carrie Milbank

From the Houston Texans sidelines to the front lines, Carrie Milbank is now a certified sexy sports reporter.
Anytime a NFL cheerleader wants to become a professional sports reporter, it is not only welcomed, but encouraged. Of course we want to watch her report about sports. Who else would?
You can also see her do some video work for Bleacher Report right here.

1. Jenn Brown: ESPN

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Current Employer: ESPN
Past Experience: Showtime Sports
Twitter ID: @JennBrown
Twitter Followers: Approaching 175,000
Did You Know:
Jenn Brown graduated summa cum laude from the University of Florida, which she attended on a full academic scholarship and where she was an accomplished student-athlete.
She has worked occasionally as a model, but turned down an opportunity to appear in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition in 2010. Brown is married to actor Wes Chatham and has won two Emmy Awards since being hired by ESPN.Jenn Brown is both a beautiful female sideline reporter and former softball star at the University of Florida.
It is unfair that ESPN has first dibs on any beautiful female sports reporter on the market. If there was a draft for hot female sports reporters, Jenn Brown would go No. 1. Always.

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