Rebecca Lobo remains one of the best known female basketball players to ever take to the court. Born in Massachusetts, the 6-foot-4 center played college ball on the legendary University of Connecticut Huskies team, whom she led to the 1995 National Championships to cap off an undefeated season. While at UConn, Lobo won the Naismith and College Player of the Year Awards. In 1996, Lobo was a member of the gold medal-winning U.S. women’s basketball team at the Olympic Games in Atlanta. The next year Lobo was drafted to play in the inaugural season of the WNBA. She played with the New York Liberty for her first five seasons and concluded her career with the Connecticut Sun before retiring in 2003. Lobo married Steve Rushin, a former writer for Sports Illustrated, and has two daughters. She now works as a commentator for ESPN and, along with her mother, co-authored a book about her mother’s fight against breast cancer called “The Home Team.”

A Rebecca Lobo appearance on the basketball court always brought out a crowd, and a Rebecca Lobo speaker event will now surely do the same. TSE has the dedicated staff to handle all the Rebecca Lobo speaker appearance fee negotiations for you.

Rebecca Lobo Speaker

In addition to her legendary career, a Rebecca Lobo speaker appearance could cover such subjects as her Latina heritage, her two young daughters or her charitable work for breast cancer research, the Pediatric AIDS Foundation and the Children’s Miracle Network.

Rebecca Lobo Appearance

Although you’ll rarely find a Rebecca Lobo appearance on the court since her retirement in 2003, Rebecca Lobo appearances on the sidelines of WNBA and women’s college basketball games occur frequently on ESPN as a reporter and color commentator.

Rebecca Lobo Endorsement

As an Olympic gold medalist and charitable activist, a Rebecca Lobo endorsement undoubtedly carries prestige. Lee jeans received a Rebecca Lobo endorsement when the basketball start served as spokesperson for Lee National Denim Day, a fundraiser for breast cancer research.