Female Talent to Take Over ESPN Deportes SportsCenter to Promote Breast Cancer Awareness
By: Caryn Robbins Oct. 12, 2015
For the sixth consecutive year, SPORTSCENTER Semana de La Mujer (Ladies Week) returns to ESPN DEPORTES to support breast cancer awareness and highlight the significant roles women play in today's world of sports. Carolina Padron and Kary Correa will be joined by Carolina Guillen to lead the network's top show in a weeklong special starting Monday, October 12 through Sunday, October 18 for the show's night editions (11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. ET).
While the ladies will deliver SportsCenter's daily news and information, Ladies Week comes to live with a series of special segments around top-ranked female athletes: Ronda Rousey, Ultimate Fighting Championship winnerNuria Diosdado, six-time Pan American gold medalist
Lorena Ochoa, pro-golfer
Paola Longoria, world racquetball champion
Sexy Star, pro-wrestler
Zudikey Rodriguez, Pan American silver medalist winner in 4×400 meters relay
Ana Gabriela Guevara, Olympic medalist in 400-meter race and world champion
Soraya Jimenez, (special tribute) weightlifter and Olympic medalist
Brenda Eunice Flores, Pan American gold medalist in 10,000-meter
House of Her from Nike Women Mexico, women-only facility in Mexico to represent female sports fans
Jackie Nava, former world boxing champion and National Action Party deputy
Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez, Pan American gold medalist in race walk
Becky Hammon, first full-time female coach assistant in the NBA (San Antonio Spurs)
Jenn Welter, first female coach (linebackers) in the NFL
USA Women's National Soccer Team, 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup champions
Maria de los Ángeles Ortiz, Olympic gold-medalist
Nahila Hernandez, ultra-marathoner
Nataly Silva, Pan American medalist in fencing
Parma Aragón, Mexican National Soccer team psychologist
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