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Roxanna Scott

Senior Vice President, Editor in Chief, ESPN

Roxanna Scott joined ESPN as the senior vice president, editor in chief, in December 2025. She is also a former president of the Association for Women in Sports Media.

She led the sports section at USA TODAY from 2020 until 2025, when she stepped down as executive editor and vice president. She spent 18 years at the national news outlet.

Prior to joining USA TODAY, Scott worked at The Dallas Morning News for 10 years. She began as a copy desk intern and eventually became the night editor and deputy sports editor overseeing coverage of college football and the Olympics. A graduate of the University of Iowa, she was a reporter and editor at The Daily Iowan.

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