Lisa Salters is a popular American journalist, former collegiate women’s basketball player, and sports reporter. She is famous for her work for , and .

Early Life And Education Of Lisa Salters

Lisa Salters was born Alisia Salters on March 6, 1966, and is currently 52 years old. She was born in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States. Secretive Lisa has not disclosed anything about her early life, childhood, parents, and siblings. She is of American nationality and belongs to the black ethnicity.

Lisa graduated with a Bachelor' degree in Broadcast Journalism from Penn State University in 1988. She is also a graduate of Upper Merion Area High School. Salters was the shortest player in the history of her college basketball game. 

Lisa Salters' Career

From an early age, Lisa Salters was interested in journalism. Lisa began her professional broadcasting career in 2000 working as a general assignment reporter. She is now working as a co-producer and sideline reporter for , presented by Chris Berman, Bonnie Bernstein, and Lindsay Czarniak.

Lisa is also active as the lead sideline reporter for ESPN coverage of the , where her colleague is Doris Burke.

Lisa Salters major works on ESPN are the 2002 FIFA World Cup and 2006 Winter Olympics. Till the date, she has worked for , and many others.