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Her Story

Her Story

She Got Game Media was founded by Tandaleya Wilder, an award-winning sports journalist, National Public Radio contributing correspondent, media strategist and women’s sports pioneer.

Wilder, a Temple University Hall of Fame inductee, launched She Got Game® in 2001 as a pioneering women’s sports internet radio program dedicated to covering women athletes through reporting, interviews and commentary. By 2002, She Got Game had received recognition as one of the nation’s first dedicated women’s sports radio programs.

She later established She Got Game Media as a separate Miami-based PR, media strategy and brand storytelling agency serving athletes, entertainers, entrepreneurs, brands and organizations. Wilder also produces the She Got Game Sports Minute through the independent She Got Game® women’s sports media platform.

Tandaleya Wilder, sports commentator and founder of She Got Game®, attending the US Open tennis tournament with a full stadium crowd in the background.
About the Founder

Where it all Began

In 2002, She Got Game® received recognition as one of the nation’s earliest dedicated women’s sports radio programs, marking a pivotal moment in women’s sports media.

Connecticut Post Woman Wise article from 2002 featuring She Got Game, the nation’s first women’s sports radio show, hosted by Tandaleya Wilder.
Connecticut Post — Woman Wise, April 5, 2002
Tandaleya Wilder with tennis coach Richard Williams at a sports event
NPR Contributing Tennis Correspondent Tandi Wilder & Celebrity Tennis Dad Richard Williams at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships
Tandaleya Wilder with media executive Ted Lucas at an industry event
She Got Game's Tandi Wilder in her PR Role with Slip and Slide Record Executive and Tech Guru Ted Lucas. 
Tandaleya Wilder with tennis legend Serena Williams
She Got Game's Tandi Wilder in the press room at the U.S. Open with Tennis Legend Serena  Williams.
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