Female Athlete Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

Professional female athletes have become a major part of the sports world over the past several years. Women continue to reach new heights of popularity on and off the field by setting records and breaking social barriers. Examples of these extraordinary achievements include Serena Williams as the face of tennis, Jessica Mendoza being the first female broadcaster for Major League Baseball and Becky Hammon being the first female basketball coach in the NBA. As female athlete speakers continue to increase in popularity, corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups, women’s groups and other organizations understand the value of having a current or retired professional female athlete, coach or broadcaster at their event. Whether it be a speaking engagement, virtual meeting, trade show appearance, VIP Meet and greet, product endorsement or other events, the team at Athlete Speakers will work with your group or organization to find the perfect professional female athlete speakers.

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• Michelle Jenneke — Australian Hurdler

  Michelle Jenneke is one of the top up-and-coming Australian hurdlers on the international track and field circuit. A native of Kenthurst, New South Wales, Jenneke got her start as a hurdler as a young

• Brianne Jenner — PWHL Ottawa Forward, Team Canada Olympic Gold Medalist

  Brianne Jenner, captain of PWHL Ottawa and an iconic figure in Canadian women's hockey, embodies the pinnacle of athletic achievement and community service. Her illustrious career, highlighted by gold

• Lynn Jennings — Hall of Fame Runner

  Not many American long-distance runners have matched the resume of Lynn Jennings. When she captured bronze in the 10,000 meters at the 1992 Olympics, Jennings was the first U.S. woman to capture a lo

• Carmelita Jeter — Olympic Gold Medal Winning Sprinter

  At her peak, Carmelita Jeter was one of the fastest women in the world. Before her sprinting career, Jeter focused on basketball, as it was the preferred sport in her family. It was not until her bask

• Bonnie Jill Laflin — NBA's First Female Scout

  Bonnie-Jill Laflin is a native of San Francisco, California and first gained notoriety as a cheerleader with the Golden State Warriors in the NBA and with the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys in

• Justė Jocytė — WNBA Player for the Golden State Valkyries

  Justė Jocytė is a Lithuanian-American basketball player in the WNBA for the Golden State Valkyries. Even though she was born in Washington, D.C., she spent most of her life in Lithuania. She is most k

• Mary Joe Fernandez — Former World #4 Ranked Tennis Player in Singles and Doubles, Two-Time Grand Slam Champion in Doubles

  Mary Joe Fernandez was an outstanding junior tennis player, and captured four consecutive Orange Bowl junior titles after becoming the youngest player in history to win a main draw match at the U.S. O

• Flau’jae Johnson — Rapper & LSU Women’s Basketball Guard, NCAA Champion

  As a high-energy basketball athlete and artist Flau'jae Johnson leaves her mark across both sports and entertainment fields. She was born months after rapper Camoflauge Jason Johnson passed away in 20

• Breezy Johnson — Star American Ski Racer

  Breezy Johnson is one of the world's best ski racers. Johnson is most admired for battling back from several injuries in her career. Most notably, she placed seventh in downhill and 14th in Super-G at

• Haley Johnson — Biathlon World Champion

  Haley Johnson is a collegiate cross country/track and field competitor at the University of Minnesota. A graduate of Plymouth High School, Johnson was the 2012 Division 1 champion in the 3200 meters e

• Shawn Johnson East — Former Olympic All-Around Silver Medalist

  Johnson became a true American idol after winning an individual Gold Medal in the balance beam and three silver medals in the individual all-around, floor exercise and team categories at the 2008 Beij

• Lolo Jones — Three-Time Olympian Who Has Competed in the Summer and Winter Games

  Lolo Jones won three NCAA titles in the 60-meter hurdles, 100-meter hurdles and was an 11-time All-American at Louisiana State University from 2001 to 2004.  In 2002 she finished as the runner-up in b