Jake Wade Award

Jake Wade Award

Presented annually to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution in the media to the field of intercollegiate athletics. Voted on by the Special Awards Committee. Nominee must be a member of the media.

Jake Wade was a widely acclaimed sports journalist and national magazine contributor for Charlotte Observer for 16 years and later served as sports information director at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill from 1946-62. A 1923 UNC graduate, Wade was inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1992. He died in 1962.


Jake Wade Award Recipients

Year Recipient
2026 Kirk Herbstreit – ESPN
2025 Craig Silver – CBS Sports
2024 Bill Raftery – CBS Sports/FOX Sports/ESPN
2023 Debbie Antonelli – Basketball Analyst / Women's Basketball HOF
2022 Dick Weiss – Blue Star Media
2021 Gus Johnson – Fox Sports
2020 Ivan Maisel – ESPN.com
2019 Holly Rowe – ESPN
2018 Jim Nantz – CBS Sports
2017 Michelle Smith McDonald – espnW, ESPN.com, San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner, Bleacher Report
2016 Rece Davis – ESPN
2015 Verne Lundquist – CBS Sports, ABC Sports, Dallas Cowboy Radio
2014 Beth Mowins – ESPN
2013 Pat Coleman – D3sports.com
2012 Malcolm Moran – Penn State Knight Chair in Sports Journalism and Society; USA Today; New York Times; Newsday; Chicago Tribune
2011 Lee Corso – ABC/ESPN Sports
2010 Pam Ward – ESPN Sports
2009 Tim Brando – CBS Sports
2008 Billy Packer – CBS Sports
2007 Steve Scheer – CBS Sports
2006 Tony Barnhart – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
2005 Mel Greenberg – Philadelphia Inquirer
2004 Bill Nichols – Cleveland Plain Dealer
2003 Christine Brennan – USA Today
2002 Robin Roberts – ESPN
2001 Dick Vitale – ESPN
2000 Bill Wallace – New York Times
1999 Dan Jenkins – Golf Digest
1998 Steve Wieberg – USA Today
1997 Ron Franklin – ESPN
1996 Bob Hammel – Bloomington Herald-Times
1995 Bob Brill – Durham Herald-Sun
1994 Jim Simpson – ESPN
1993 Sid Hartman – Minneapolis Star-Tribune
1992 Dave Anderson – New York Times
1991 Bob Hentzen – Topeka Capital-Journal
1990 Bob Monahan – Boston Globe
1989 Dick Enberg – NBC-TV
1988 John Bibb – Nashville Tennessean
1987 Rosa Gatti – ESPN
1986 Dave Campbell – Waco Tribune-Herald
1985 Kaye Kessler – Columbus Citizen-Journal
1984 Bill Jauss – Chicago Tribune
1983 Gordon White – New York Times
1982 Herschel Nissenson – Associated Press
1981 Frank Boggs – Colorado Springs Gazette
1980 Blackie Sherrod – Dallas Times-Herald
1979 Furman Bisher – Atlanta Journal
1978 Keith Jackson – ABC-TV
1977 Maury White – Des Moines Register
1976 Si Burick – Dayton Daily News
1975 Tom Woodward – Knoxville Sentinel
1974 Volney Meece – Oklahoma City Times
1973 Dick Herbert – Raleigh News-Observer
1972 John Mooney – Salt Lake City Tribune
1971 Arnie Burdick – Syracuse Herlad/Journal
1970 Ed Schneider – Chicago Today
1969 Ray Johnson – Nashville Tennessean
1968 Paul Zimmerman – Los Angeles Times
1967 Francis Wallace – New York sportswriter
1966 Fred Russell – Nashville Banner
1965 Lindsey Nelson – NBC-TV
1964 Dave Condon – Chicago Tribune
1963 Wilfred Smith – Chicago Tribune
1962 Abe Chanin – Collegiate Baseball
1961 Bill Schroeder – Helms Hall of Fame
1960 Stanley Woodward – New York Herald Tribune/Newark Star Ledger
1959 Homer F. Cooke – NCAA
1958 Bert McGrane – Des Moines Register