The ESPN Legal Intern was captain of Penn State’s 2024 NCAA champion volleyball squad; Menger reflects on what she learned from her coach, winner of a 2025 ESPY

Back for its 20th anniversary on Sunday, July 19, this year’s “My Wish” season features five children from across the country as well as athletes like A’ja Wilson, Scottie Scheffler, Seth Rollins, Fernando Tatis Jr. and the University of Tennessee’s Football program.

Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC, “The ESPYS” return to New York City in full bloom; learn what’s going into the Lincoln Center staging

“The studio’s right on Court 18, where I played my first-ever [Wimbledon] match; it seems to come full circle 25 years later.” – Andy Roddick on his ESPN commentator vantage point

“I freely tell people that working on ‘My Wish’ is the most rewarding thing I do with my job.” — Denny Wolfe (Sr. Managing Producer, ESPN Features)

In 1997, Robin Roberts and Geno Auriemma called ESPN’s first-ever WNBA game. 30 seasons later, they’ll reunite in the broadcast booth on Tuesday evening — and Tim Corrigan, who produced that first WNBA game on ESPN, tells us more about this special reunion broadcast.

As ESPN continues its toward its first Super Bowl broadcast in 2027, there’s no shortage of work happening behind the scenes to help bring the milestone event to life.

From the NBA sidelines to the Men’s College World Series desk and everything in between, Alyssa Lang has been a fixture across a multitude of ESPN properties in 2026. She discusses her schedule over the last few months and how she preps for the range of events she covers.  

ESPN’s 2025-26 college sports campaign celebrated another record year, showcasing the breadth of its industry-leading portfolio by combining record championship coverage, growing viewership engagement and continued innovation across networks.

The versatile College GameDay host is in London: “It’s quite a privilege for me to get a chance to experience Wimbledon for the first time and share it with our fans.”