Alexandra Leigh LaForce, known as Allie LaForce, has established herself as a prominent figure in sports journalism and broadcasting. Her career began in pageantry, where she won the Miss Ohio Teen USA title in 2005, leading to her crowning as Miss Teen USA the same year. This victory not only provided her with a modeling contract but also opened doors to a career in sports media, where she has made significant contributions as a reporter and anchor.

LaForce’s broadcasting journey took off when she joined Cleveland’s FOX affiliate, WJW Channel 8, as a sports anchor and reporter. Her talent was recognized with a 2011 Emmy award for her work on the high school football show, Friday Night Touchdown. She later transitioned to Sportstime Ohio, covering college sports, and quickly became a leading sideline reporter for the SEC on CBS, where she gained invaluable experience interviewing high-profile athletes and covering major events.

In 2018, LaForce signed with Turner Sports, where she currently serves as the lead sideline reporter for the NBA on TNT. Her role includes covering significant events like the NBA Playoffs and March Madness, showcasing her ability to engage with audiences and provide insightful commentary. LaForce’s background as a college basketball player has enriched her analysis, making her a respected voice in sports broadcasting.

Beyond her broadcasting achievements, LaForce is dedicated to philanthropy through her foundation, Help Cure HD, which aims to support those affected by Huntington’s Disease. Her commitment to both her profession and charitable work highlights her multifaceted contributions to the sports community and society at large.