ESPN broadcaster Pam Ward is calling it a career after nearly 30 years with the network, closing the book on a run that helped open doors for women across sports broadcasting. ESPN marked the moment with a tribute video featuring colleagues from across the network praising Ward’s versatility, professionalism, and impact behind the mic.
Ward worked as an anchor and host at WTEM from 1992 to 1995, followed by WBAL from 1995 to 1996.
Pam Ward recently retired from ESPN after nearly 30 years with the company
— ESPN PR (@ESPNPR) December 23, 2025
A salute & thank you to Ward – whose pioneering career started on ESPNEWS in 1996 & included play-by-play & host roles across #NCAAWBB, #NCAASoftball, @ESPNCFB, #WNBA & more pic.twitter.com/FioSybTf5r
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