Cancer Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

Just like many of us, athletes have also been touched in some way by cancer. They use their platform to bring awareness to various forms of cancer and raise money to find a cure. Cancer speakers from the sports world open their hearts to share their personal stories with corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups and other organizations. Whether it be a motivational or inspirational speaking engagement, charity cancer walk, virtual meeting, trade show appearance, VIP Meet and greet, product endorsement or other event, the team at Athlete Speakers will work with your group or organization to find the perfect cancer speaker.

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• Valorie Kondos Field — Legendary UCLA Gymnastics Coach

  When it comes to college gymnastics coaches, Valorie Kondos Field stands above the rest. She guided the UCLA program from 1991-2019. In the process, Kondos Field won seven NCAA championships and 15 Pa

• John Kruk — Retired Three-Time MLB All-Star and Former ESPN Baseball Analyst

  John Kruk is a West Virginia native and played his college ball at Potomac State and Allegany Community College. In 1981 he began his pro career as a No. 3 special draft selection of the San Diego Pad

• Steve Lavin — Former College Basketball Head Coach Turned Broadcaster

  Steve Lavin is a former college basketball coach who ran programs at UCLA and St. John's. Lavin grew up in San Francisco, California and played on a state championship-winning basketball team in high

• Jon Lester — Retired Three-Time World Series Champion

  Jon Lester was one of the dominant left-handed pitchers in the big leagues throughout his 16-year career. During his prep baseball career at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, Washington he was

• Rebecca Lobo — Women's Basketball Legend

  While she is also known widely for her work in broadcasting, Rebecca Lobo was also a player of basketball in the Womens National Basketball Association. She was a part of the inaugural season of the W

• Chaunte Lowe — Four-Time Olympian and Bronze Medalist

  Chaunte Lowe had an impressive career in the high jump, making four Olympic teams. Lowe has been the holder of the American women's record and won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics. Some of her othe

• Trey Mancini — Star for the Chicago Cubs and Cancer Survivor

  Trey Mancini is a star for the Chicago Cubs who originally made a major league impact as a fan favorite with the Baltimore Orioles. Mancini first joined the Orioles in 2016. He had originally been sel

• Billy Mayfair — Professional Golfer on the PGA Tour

  Billy Mayfair is a professional golfer and plays on the PGA Tour. Before turning professional, Billy won numerous junior golf tournaments before he even turned 15 years old. He was on the cover of Boy

• Shannon Miller — Olympic Gymnastics Gold Medalist

  Shannon Miller is the most decorated U.S. gymnast, male or female, in history. She won a total of 16 world championships and Olympic medals between 1991 and 1996 and was a member of the "Magnificent S

• Chuck Pagano — Senior Secondary Coach for the Baltimore Ravens

  Chuck Pagano left a legacy in over 30 years of coaching football at the college and NFL levels. He is best remembered for serving as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts for five seasons. While at

• Anthony Rizzo — Retired Three-Time All-Star First Baseman and World Series Champion for the Chicago Cubs

  Anthony Rizzo left an All-Star legacy as a person and player during his major league career. While with the Chicago Cubs, Rizzo made three straight All-Star teams from 2014-16. During his first All-St

• Holly Rowe — ESPN Reporter and Cancer Survivor

  Holly Rowe is a reporter for ESPN who joined the network permanently in 1998. She had worked some assignments for ESPN in 1997 and ABC Sports in 1995-96. As a reporter, Rowe primarily covers college f