Sage Steele: SportsCenter Anchor

Season 1Episode 37 minDec 20, 2019
Sage Steele: SportsCenter Anchor

Co-host of the 6:00pm SportsCenter, Sage Steele gives an inside look into the daily production of an ESPN live sports broadcast. From writing scripts through final preparations, Sage and team are a well-oiled machine working together to research, write and report on the latest breaking news in sports.  Once an eleven-year-old girl with a dream to become a TV sportscaster, Sage turned her passion into a career and is now a member of the media elite.

Sage Steele: SportsCenter Anchor has aired on Dec 20, 2019
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