Female sports journalists & presenters.: 02/10/2011

Saturday, 8 October 2011

Sine Buyuka presenting Spor Merkezi

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Karina Kvasniova (laSexta, Marca TV, Eurosport)

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Sarah Jones Q&A

This is a little Q&A with Sarah Jones of Fox Sports.

Who Is the most memorable sportsperson you've interviewed?

Growing up my hero was Kieren Perkins. His famous win in Atlanta is without a doubt my favourite sporting moment! It would have been unbelievable to interview him straight after that swim... but I was only 14. However I did interview him at the recent World Championships in Melbourne - a career highlight!

Who is the person you would most like to interview?

There's so many! Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, David Beckham. All the icons I suppose! And I think Marion Jones would make a fascinating interview after all she's been through recently.

What is your funniest or most embarrassing moment?

While interviewing an AFL coach a gust of wind blew my skirt up!

If you could change one rule in sport, what would it be?

This is not politically correct but I hate the rule against melees in AFL. There's nothing like a good all in brawl! I also would get rid of the interpretation of the hands in the back rule... as long as players aren't shoved out of the contest, it's fair game in my book.

Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones is a presenter on Fox Sports and previously on Fox Footy.

This is what's on her Fox Sports profile:

Sarah started with FOX SPORTS News in November 2006, after five years at FOX Footy where she worked as a news reporter on White Line Fever and news presenter/producer on Saturday Central.
Sarah previously worked as a production assistant with Channel Seven on 'Sportsworld', the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and 1999 and 2000 Australian Open Tennis broadcasts.
Earlier this year, Sarah was a part of FOXTEL's commentary team for the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games, and was a regular boundary reporter during coverage of the KFC Twenty20 Big Bash.
Sarah is an avid AFL supporter, whose grandfather Jack Jones played 175 Games with Essendon from 1946-1954, including seven grand finals across that time.
She graduated from RMIT with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism with honours, and counts Lance Armstrong, Usain Bolt, LeBron James and Rebecca Adlington among those she would most like to interview.

Link to her Fox Sports profile: http://www.foxsports.com.au/tvguide/fox-sports-news/sarah-jones/story-fn5k3wud-1111115931566

Jennie Gow

Jennie Gow is a British radio and tv presenter. Currently she is the reporter for BBCs Moto GP coverage. She previously worked for Sky Sports, Men and Motors, Motors TV and Channel 4.
Jenny filled in for Natalie Pinkham as BBC Radio 5 Live pit reporter for the F1 Canadian GP and the Hungarian GP.

More information on her wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennie_Gow and her website http://jenniegow.co.uk/index.htm

Monday, 3 October 2011

Desireé Ndjambo on España Directo (TVE)

Sunday, 2 October 2011

Izaskun Ruiz

Izaskun Ruiz is a sports reporter for TVE. Currently she is a reporter for the Moto GP coverage. She used to present the weather forcast.

Faye Carruthers' fansite

If you would like to check/join Fayes fan facebook page you just have to go to: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=31133741598&v=wall

Faye Carruthers

Faye Carruthers is a British presenter on talkSPORT Radio.
She studied Broadcast Journalism at Nottingham Trent University. Her first job was at Sky Sports News, but she decided to travel around the world for 14 months and visited places like Australia, New Zealand, South-east Asia and America. When Faye returned to the UK she went to work as a freelancer for ceveral radio stations across Yorkshire and Manchester. 18 months later she returned to London ands started to work for Sky News Radio. And now she reads the breakfast news at talkSPORT Radio.