Elle Duncan is a prominent American sports anchor for ESPN, known for her dynamic presence and insightful commentary. She began her broadcasting career in Atlanta in 2003 as an intern with the 2 Live Stews on 790/The Zone, quickly transitioning to the Ryan Cameron Show on V-103. During her time at V-103, she excelled as a traffic reporter and on-air personality, eventually hosting her own afternoon show in 2009. Duncan’s versatility shone through as she contributed to the Atlanta Falcons radio network and served as a sideline reporter for the Atlanta Hawks and SEC/ACC football games.

In 2012, Duncan took her talents to WXIA-TV, where she worked as a traffic reporter before joining NESN in 2014. At NESN, she co-hosted NESN Live and provided sideline coverage for the Boston Red Sox, showcasing her ability to engage audiences with her sports knowledge. Her work during Super Bowl XLIX further solidified her reputation as a skilled sports journalist. In 2016, Duncan joined ESPN as an anchor for SportsCenter, where she currently hosts the weekday 6 p.m. edition alongside Kevin Negandhi.

Duncan’s impact extends beyond sports journalism; she has been actively involved in community service, particularly with Walker, a non-profit focused on special education and behavioral health. She launched a Cause & Effect series at V-103 to support local nonprofits and has worked with Enchanted Closet to provide prom attire for disadvantaged girls. Her commitment to social causes reflects her dedication to making a positive difference.

Notably, Duncan gained national attention for her heartfelt tribute to Kobe Bryant on SportsCenter following his tragic passing, which sparked the viral “Girl Dad” movement. She continues to engage audiences through her YouTube show and podcast, “The Elle Duncan Show,” and serves as the women’s college basketball host for ESPN’s College GameDay. Duncan’s contributions to sports media and her community make her a respected figure in the industry.