Top 25 US Sports Influencers

Kickball Dad turns backyard plays into family-friendly sports comedy and reaches 1.2M followers with steady engagement near 2.9%. Best for game-day food, youth-sports, and family brands that want warm, broad reach rather than a hard sell.

Salvador Perez is a real KC Royals catcher and World Series champion, so this account carries genuine on-field credibility. Best for baseball gear, apparel, and recovery brands that need an active pro rather than a content creator.

Elijah Andrews posts high-energy sports and lifestyle content and engages at 8.7%, well above typical for an account over 1M. Strong for youth-facing apparel and snack brands that want fast, viral-leaning reach.

Luc Menard builds his feed on soccer trick shots and NYC street photography, engaging at 6.6% at 1M followers. A clear fit for football boots, ball brands, and street-style apparel that want skill-led, shareable clips.

Tara and Hunter Woodhall are an Olympic track-and-field couple already tied to Nike, posting medal moments and training. Best for footwear, nutrition, and recovery brands that want real Olympic credibility and a relationship angle.

Frederick Richard is an Olympic gymnastics medalist and college athlete posting skills and training at 5.4% engagement. Strong for gymnastics gear, apparel, and supplement brands that need a current, decorated athlete.

Mike Dunn teaches shooting mechanics with a simple, repeatable format aimed at hoopers and parents. Best for training aids, basketballs, and youth-basketball brands that want demonstrated coaching over highlights.

SportsBall explains sport through data and charts, and its audience reads as about 98% real, the cleanest signal on this list. A fit for analytics tools, fantasy platforms, and brands that want an informed, high-trust audience.

Rob Friedman is the PitchingNinja, a widely followed MLB analyst whose feed lives on pitch breakdowns. Best for baseball training tech, sportsbooks, and equipment brands targeting a serious, baseball-literate audience.

Mac Boucher is a golf creator who already tags clubs, apparel, and eyewear brands, with about 90% real audience. A natural match for golf equipment, apparel, and lifestyle brands wanting native, gear-forward placements.

Ian Gunther is a four-time NCAA gymnastics champion posting skills and sport content at 4.9% engagement. Strong for gymnastics, apparel, and training brands that want a credentialed athlete with cross-platform reach.

Jordan Wallace runs a sports-and-lifestyle feed with a clear personal brand and steady mid-size reach. A fit for eyewear, apparel, and lifestyle brands that want a broad sports-leaning audience without a single-sport niche.

Annie Agar is an NFL content creator known for team-meeting parody skits, reaching 600K on Instagram and over 1M on TikTok. Best for game-day, fantasy, and fan-facing brands that want sharp, recurring NFL comedy.

Justin Fletcher coaches youth baseball and softball with weekly drills and owns a bat company, with about 92% real audience. Strong for youth-sports, training, and equipment brands that want a parent-and-player audience.

Soufiane Bernoukh posts skills and trick-style sports videos at 4.9% engagement to a large following. A fit for apparel, accessory, and game brands that want energetic, performance-led content over straight reviews.

Trea Turner is a real Philadelphia Phillies infielder, so this account brings active-pro credibility to baseball campaigns. Best for equipment, apparel, and recovery brands that need a current MLB athlete rather than a creator.

Luke Brooks blends fitness, football, and lifestyle content for a broad sports audience that reads as US-based here. A fit for apparel, fitness, and lifestyle brands wanting an all-rounder rather than a single-sport specialist.

K SHOWTIME builds content around basketball defense and on-court performance, engaging at 3.4%. Best for basketball gear, apparel, and training brands that want energetic, skills-driven content with a hooper audience.

DLew pairs basketball content with a Twitch streaming presence, reaching a younger hoops-and-gaming audience. A fit for basketball apparel, energy, and gaming-adjacent brands comfortable with a crossover creator.

Brandon Carney is a full-time sports-skit creator and podcast host posting at 4.4% engagement with about 86% real audience. Strong for fan-facing brands that want personality-led skits across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

Dylan Novak is a sports creator with over 1M followers across platforms and a clean 84% real audience on Instagram. A fit for apparel and lifestyle brands that want dependable, broad sports reach with solid audience quality.

Ben Kruper is a golf creator who already partners with club, apparel, and putter brands and runs a discount code, with about 85% real audience. A clear match for golf equipment and apparel placements that fit his existing feed.

Coach Jackie J centers content on women's sports and engages at 3.1% with about 86% real audience. Best for brands building women's-sports campaigns that want an authentic, community-rooted voice rather than a mainstream highlight page.

Katie Nolan is an established sports broadcaster and podcaster with a loyal, conversation-driven audience. A fit for media, podcast, and fan-facing brands that want a recognised personality rather than a highlights account.

Soy Sauce is a Smash community personality and podcast host reaching a dedicated competitive-gaming audience. Best for esports, gaming-gear, and youth brands that want a creator embedded in a specific competitive scene.