Cari Champion had made her way up the ESPN ranks to “SportsCenter” host on the weekday noon show, but that ended Thursday evening when she announced she was leaving the network. Champion ...

ESPN host Cari Champion has announced her decision to leave ESPN after seven years with the network. The host will remain on-air through the end of January. “After consulting with mentors ...

Champion started out on ESPN’s First Take alongside Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless as a host and moderator back in 2012 before she moved up the ranks to a SportsCenter anchor.

According to The Big Lead, ESPN is finalizing a deal with “SportsCenter” anchor Cari Champion that will see her shift over to “SportsNation,” which airs weekdays at 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.

ESPN’s Cari Champion has received a promotion in every sense of the word, moving from host of hot-take incubator “First Take” on ESPN2 to the newest anchor of “SportsCenter.” According ...

For most of the 2010s, Cari Champion rose through the ranks at ESPN, working on some of the network’s biggest shows. In January 2020, the then-SportsCenter anchor announced that she was leaving ...

Cari Champion sits down with Kelley L. Carter, Senior Entertainment Reporter at ESPN's The Undefeated to discuss the 2019 Oscars. Sports and Entertainment Host Ben Lyons: 2/21/19 Cari Champion ...

You’re not hiring me! That’s how I went in,” Champion said. Cari Champion says ESPN made it “obvious” that her opinions “didn’t matter” when she hosted “First Take.” ...

Former ESPN “First Take” moderator Cari Champion said she felt limited in her role on the popular sports debate show. During an appearance on the “I Am Athlete” podcast this week ...

Remember the name. Cari Champion began her ESPN career in October of 2012 and quickly felt the pressure to get things right. "My margin of error is so much smaller ...

Growing up in Southern California, Cari Champion loved running track and playing basketball and running track. “That’s how Los Angeles raised me — through basketball,” the ESPN anchor and ...

ESPN’s Cari Champion, Jessica Mendoza and host Sage Steele helped celebrate strong women from across the world of sports as industry leaders and female athletes united at the 2015 espnW ...