About Last Night’s Game
Why are they running off the field? What’s an out? Unimaginable sports questions like that inspired brother-sister duo Amy and Scott to start Last Night’s Game. When searching for a source that breaks down sports in an easy-to-understand way, they couldn't find anything. So they created it.
Our fans are addicted to the short, sweet and entertaining content, delivered via a triweekly email publication and weekly podcast. They use what they learn to join the conversation at the office, cocktail parties or on a date.
There are no egos here. We want to hear from you! Email us your sports queries and bewilderments.
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Amy
While Amy’s athletic career was short-lived she fell in love with the world of sports. That learned love for sports came in handy when she embarked on her career in professional sports. She’s lived internationally, which provides her with a global sports perspective. With a career in marketing, partnerships and public relations, the TedX speaker has mastered small talk which comes into play when breaking down sports so you can conquer your next networking event.
Her career has included working for a Major League Baseball team and in other male-dominated industries. A third-generation entrepreneur, Amy once flew around the world in 58 hours and 37 minutes, has lived internationally and is a master of small talk, bringing people together and the handwritten note. You can often find this married lady working with the entrepreneurship community nationwide and teaching her toddler about sports, food and other things he’ll have to use to make small talk one day.
Scott
Scott was born a sports fan. Rumor has it when he was a child the only way to soothe him was to turn on ESPN. At a young age, he was a cute little soccer player who ran around with boundless energy and no strategy. As he grew up he excelled in sports, participating in various club teams, a diverse range of high school sports and even experimented a bit in college.
Now he channels that experience while spending his days dutifully scanning the wide world of sports to bring you the latest and greatest in sports knowledge. He's putting in the man-hours so you don't have to..
Last Night’s Game Team
Madison
Madison is our Integrated Marketing and Communications Manager. After graduating from Pepperdine University, she has since joined our team full-time, trading in cheering for the Waves on the court for finding her sports fix through content creation.
Fall 2026 Interns
Hannah
Hannah is a Social Media Intern for Last Night’s Game and Cultivate A Network Of Champions. She studies Media Communications and Sport Management at Florida State University and is involved in organizations focused on sports and media. Hannah aspires to become a sideline reporter for ESPN and is an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs, Bears, and Blackhawks.
Jenna
Jenna is a Social Media Intern for Last Night’s Game and Cultivate A Network Of Champions. She studies Marketing with a minor in Communication at Texas Christian University. She’s passionate about combining her love of sports, marketing, and creativity through content creation. Outside of work and school, she enjoys working out, drinking coffee, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family.
Sarah
Sarah is a PR and Marketing Intern for Last Night’s Game and Cultivate A Network Of Champions. She studies Public Relations and Advertising at Western Kentucky University and is passionate about pursuing a career in sports and building meaningful connections. Outside of her work and studies, Sarah enjoys watching Major League Baseball, especially cheering on the Cincinnati Reds.
Talia
Talia is a PR and Marketing Intern for Cultivate a Network of Champions. She is a senior at the University of Michigan, where she studies Sport Management with a minor in Coaching and Leading. Talia enjoys Michigan athletics, attending concerts, and doing crossword puzzles, and is excited to continue developing her skills in public relations.