Sage Steele is an American television presenter who is best known as the main host of Sports Center On The Road. She also co-hosted the 2017 Miss America beauty pageant.

Sage Steele Bio (Age)

Sage was born on the 28th day of November 1972, she is of African American and Italian descent born into a US Army family living in the Panama Canal Zone. Sage moved because her family’s fate was tied to that of the military. The military moved the Steele family to different countries, including Greece and Belgium, to name a few.

In 1984, the family moved to the United StatesColorado Springs, which was Sage’s 7th grade. She spent only two years at her school in Colorado (Thomas B. Doherty High School) before moving to Carmel, Indiana where she completed her senior year at Carmel High School in 1990.

After graduating from high school in Carmel, she moved to Indiana University in Bloomington where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Sports Communication in 1995.

She immediately found a job in television after leaving college in 1995 as a sportscaster at WSBT-TV, which was the CBS affiliate in South Bend, Indiana. She worked at WSBT-TV for about two years as a news producer and reporter from 1995 to 1997. When Steele left the outlet in 1997, she moved to another CBS affiliate called WISH-TV which was in Indianapolis, Indiana; she stayed here for just one year from 1997 to 1998.

Sage Steele worked at the station as a weekday reporter and a sports anchor on weekend mornings. She left the station in 1998 and moved to WFTS, an ABC affiliate in Tampa, Florida. Sage worked for the channel as a sports reporter with former WFTS colleague Jay Crawford from 1998 to 2001.

As fate would have it, she was to return to Alma-Mata precisely 20 years ago to deliver a commencement address at the start of undergraduate school in 2015, an occasion Sage recounted as a great honor.

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Sage Steele got her big break when she was hired by Fox Sports in Florida as a reporter who covered teams that were in Central Florida, like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Her career skyrocketed when she joined ESPN in 2007 and made her debut on March 16th of the same year.

She revealed details of her new job in an interview with Awful Announcing where she revealed that she had previously turned down a job at the station as early as 2004 due to the fact that she was expecting her second child.

During the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Brickyard 400 in 2013, Steele drove a pace car where she crossed paths with 6-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson.

Her parents and her husband

Sage was born in the Panama Canal Zone, her mother is Mona Steele while her father’s name is Gary Steele. Her father made history as the first African American to play college football at West Point in the mid-1960s. Steele is the youngest of her siblings as she has two brothers, Courtney and Chad. Chad works at NFL’s Baltimore Ravens as Vice President of Media Relations.

Sage Steele is married to Jonathan Bailey who was her former personal trainer in 1999 and the couple have three children. Their first daughter is Quinn Bailey, followed by their son Nicholas Bailey and last daughter Evan Bailey.

Height and Other Sage Steele Facts

1. Sage has always been a well-presented reporter on TV. She displays an impressive fashion sense which makes her more attractive to her fans. The lady is 1.80 meters and her measurements are 32-24-34 inches.

2. She is an extremely attractive woman who always appears on television wearing tight dresses. Her fans and those who follow her on TV see Sage as a woman with an incredible combination of beauty and brains.

3. Steele has been in the television business for a long time and as a result, she has a net worth of around $1.5 million.

4. For a lady, Sage wears very large shoes. She wears a size 11.

5. She confessed to being moved to the point of crying every time she hears the US national anthem.