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About Emily
A life-long passion for elite sport & broadcasting: here's how it all started:
Emily played hockey to England U21 level, witnessing what it takes to be at the top of your game, and now tells those very stories.
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She got the broadcasting bug from her time as Assistant Station Manager and hosting Desert Island discs at Purple Radio during her degree at Durham University (where she graduated with a first class degree in History and Spanish).
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In 2018, through her hockey experience, she got her first presenting gig at the Hockey World Cup in London hosting the fan village stage. While keen to build business experience, Emily took a global management grad scheme at the Global brewer, Ab InBev, first working in the Canary Islands for a year to ensure fluency in business Spanish, she moved back to London in 2021 and worked across a range of innovation, marketing and commercial finance roles. During this period, Emily established herself as a core member of the England Hockey and FIH Pro League presenting teams, alongside her corporate work, leading with Stadium Announcing and pitch-side presenting.
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In 2022 the call up to Stadium Announce at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games came, which ignited a brighter spark and forged stronger relationships in the broadcasting and media industries. It led to opportunities creating a docu-series in hockey, producing a podcast and presenting a padel series for the World Padel Qualifiers.
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Emily continued to thrive in the role for England Hockey and the International FIH Pro League London, taking on greater responsibility every year in roles as an in-stadium host, announcer, and interviewer. Meanwhile, as padel grew in the UK, Emily grew with it. She dug into her niche and became the go-to profile for presenting at tournaments around the UK, hosting and MC'ing, reporting, and creating event content.
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Read more below...
BBC Sport New Voice Winner
At the start of 2025, Emily secured the gig of a lifetime- commentating and reporting for Premier Padel on the world's biggest padel stage and simultaneously won the BBC New Voice 2025 award out of thousands of applicants.
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The prestigious award offers a year of training under expert broadcasters and commentators. ​
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Emily has consolidated her role as the go-to voice of padel in the UK covering every major event, and on broadcast internationally, and as an exceptional sports presenter, broadcaster and reporter across a wide variety of events, channels and sports.
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Full-time freelance as of mid-2025, Emily is grateful to be in work that she loves and approaches every day with a smile.
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If you want to work alongside infectious energy, professionalism and an unmatched work rate, get in touch and let's talk sport.
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