Sage Steele

Television anchor, sportscaster

American Panama Canal Zone, Panama

Quick Info

ProfessionTelevision anchor, sportscaster
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth28/11/1972
Age53 years
BirthplacePanama Canal Zone, Panama

Latest News about Sage Steele

10/09/2025

Steele reacted publicly to the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, saying she was heartbroken and angry. Her comments were reported in an interview in which she also criticized the impact of the killing on public discourse.

26/04/2025

Sage Steele publicly announced her engagement to Dave Barbuto in April 2025. The announcement came after she shared the news on social media and confirmed the relationship during coverage around a Super Bowl event earlier that year.

05/02/2025

Steele appeared in the White House press briefing room as part of the administration's 'new media' seat. She was introduced as a longtime broadcaster and current host of The Sage Steele Show, highlighting her shift into independent media after leaving ESPN.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameSage Marie Steele
Known ForFormer ESPN SportsCenter anchor and sports broadcaster
Years Active1995-present

Educational Qualification(s)

DegreeBachelor's degree in Sports Communication
CollegeIndiana University Bloomington
Graduation Year1995

Personal Life

Marital StatusDivorced
Children3

Relationships & More

SpouseJonathan Bailey

Family

FatherGary Steele
MotherMona Steele
Siblings
  • Courtney Steele
  • Chad Steele

Career

Started Career1995
Early Roles
  • Producer and reporter at WSBT-TV in South Bend
  • Weekend morning sports anchor and weekday reporter at WISH-TV in Indianapolis
  • Sports reporter at WFTS-TV in Tampa
  • Anchor and reporter at Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic
Major Roles
  • ESPN SportsCenter anchor
  • Host of NBA Countdown
  • Contributor to First Take
Later WorkHost of The Sage Steele Show

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Her father was the first African-American to play varsity football at West Point.
2. She joined ESPN in 2007.
3. She left ESPN in 2023.
4. She has three children.
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