Serena Winters

Serena Winters is married and keeps her relationship with her husband private. Her husband has largely stayed out of the public eye, and the couple have emphasized maintaining a low-profile personal life.

Winters has also kept details about her family life separate from her work in sports media.

Winters developed an interest in sports broadcasting after competing in basketball, golf, and track and field during high school. Basketball was her first sporting passion, and she recalled being the only girl on a boys team at her local Boys & Girls Club during elementary school.

While attending the University of California, Santa Barbara, she volunteered at the university's sports radio station before beginning classes. She also drew on her experience with public speaking through Model United Nations, which helped lead her toward broadcasting.

Winters interned with the Los Angeles Lakers by her senior year of college. After graduation, she worked for Lakers Nation and later became a reporter for the Lakers' television network. Her early career also included unpaid work and other jobs while she established herself in sports media.

She later joined NBC Sports Northwest, where she hosted her own show and covered the Portland Trail Blazers. Her assignments also included riding in IndyCars. In 2018, NBC Sports Philadelphia introduced her as its multiplatform Philadelphia 76ers reporter, joining Marc Zumoff and Alaa Abdelnaby on Sixers telecasts and contributing across the network's digital platforms.

Winters has covered the Cleveland Cavaliers as an NBA sideline reporter for Bally Sports Ohio and Bally Sports Great Lakes. Her professional profile identifies her as an NBA sideline reporter and also notes previous work with Philadelphia teams.

Her television credits include FanDuel Sports Network and NBA on Bally Sports, both listed among the programs for which she is known.