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'''Lesley Visser''' (born September 11, 1953 in [[Quincy, Massachusetts]]) is an [[United States of America|American]] [[sportscaster]], [[radio personality]], [[television personality]], and [[sportswriter]]. She is the only sportscaster, male or female, who has worked on the network broadcasts of the [[Final Four]], [[NBA Finals]], [[World Series]], [[Kentucky Derby]], [[Preakness]], [[Belmont Stakes]], ''[[Monday Night Football]]'', the [[Winter Olympics]], the [[Summer Olympics]], the [[Super Bowl]], the [[World Figure Skating Championships]] and the [[U.S. Open (tennis)|U.S. Open]].  She is currently working as a reporter for [[CBS Sports]] and [[CBS News]]. Returning to her roots, Visser now writes for CBSSports.com. Visser joined a local radio station in [[Fort Lauderdale, Florida]], to be part of their morning show a few days per week.  She can be heard regularly on Fridays–Sundays on [[WFTL]] 640 Fox Sports ([[WMEN]], Boca Raton) as part of "South Florida's First Team".  She is well known for her TV stint at CBS Sports.

'''Lesley Visser''' (born September 11, 1953 in [[Quincy, Massachusetts]]) is an [[United States of America|American]] [[sportscaster]], [[radio personality]], [[television personality]], and [[sportswriter]]. She is the only sportscaster, male or female, who has worked on the network broadcasts of the [[Final Four]], [[NBA Finals]], [[World Series]], [[Kentucky Derby]], [[Preakness]], [[Belmont Stakes]], ''[[Monday Night Football]]'', the [[Winter Olympics]], the [[Summer Olympics]], the [[Super Bowl]], the [[World Figure Skating Championships]] and the [[U.S. Open (tennis)|U.S. Open]].  She is currently working as a reporter for [[CBS Sports]] and [[CBS News]]. Returning to her roots, Visser now writes for CBSSports.com. Visser joined a local radio station in [[Fort Lauderdale, Florida]], to be part of their morning show a few days per week.  She can be heard regularly on Fridays–Sundays on [[WFTL]] 640 Fox Sports ([[WMEN]], Boca Raton) as part of "South Florida's First Team".  She is well known for her TV stint at CBS Sports.