Amanda Balionis

Alexandra Leigh LaForce was born in December of 1988. LaForce is an American beauty contestant as well as a journalist. She is currently an Turner Sports reporter and reports on the NBA for TNT. She was the previous primary reporter at SEC college basketball games as well as a courtside reporter to basketball games in college. She hosts We Need to Talk on CBS Sports Network. LaForce has also been an sportscaster for broadcast and reporter at WJW (a FOX-affiliate located in Cleveland). For her anchoring FOX 8's Friday Night Touchdown high-school football show, she was awarded an Emmy Award in the year 2011. In 2005, she was Miss Teen USA. She played basketball at Ohio University. LaForce started her pageantry work after she won an award, the Miss Ohio Teen USA 2005 title. This was her first go at the title September 2004. LaForce took part as the representative for Ohio participated in her first pageant, was crowned Miss Teen USA pageant 2005 took place on Baton Rouge on August 8, 2005. LaForce competed in the swimsuit, night outfit, and last interview contests, and was awarded Miss Teen USA 2005. Shelley Hennig, from Louisiana was her successor. The late Lesa LaForce Rummell (n e LaForce) was Miss Ohio USA 1977. The scholarship went for The School for Film and Television, New York City. In addition, she received an acting contract for one calendar year with Trump Modeling Management. Additionally, she was asked to be a guest on the soap series on NBC called Passions. LaForce appeared in various parts in the United States to promote awareness regarding alcohol and drugs and to continue her higher education at the high school in Ohio. Amanda 4 Amanda 5 Anna

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