Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, Chesson Hadley started playing golf at the age of 6 after his dad introduced him to the game. It was a hobby that stuck around, as he was a three-time All-American college golf player at Georgia Tech. Here, he won the 2010 Atlantic Coast Conference. He was also awarded second-team honors by the Golf Coaches... read full bio
Ryan Preece started his racing career back in 2007, when he was just a teenager. It was very apparent that he had a gift in the arena of motorsports. In that same year, Ryan got 32nd in the NEMA championship. In 2008, he took to the podium with his very first third place win at Monadnock. Ryan went on to... read full bio
Steiner, who was born and raised in the New York City region, attended Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois and started his career as a newscaster for WIRL radio. Following his graduation from Bradley, he presented his first sports program on Davenport, Iowa's KSTT radio station. After a year, Steiner relocated to New Haven, Connecticut, where she served as the news director... read full bio
Kayla Harrison is an Olympic gold medalist judoka and motivational speaker, who is currently on her way to the Olympics in Rio to defend her London title. She won the Junior World Championship, and was runner-up the following year, making her the first American to ever compete in two Junior World Championships finals. Kayla won the gold medal in the... read full bio
Olin Kreutz is a former American college and professional football player who is best known for his long time playing for the Chicago Bears. He started his career playing football in high school and went on to play for the Washington Huskies while studying at the University of Washington. He became a first-team All-American and earned Pac-10 honors before moving... read full bio
Jerome Messam is a former Canadian professional football running back who played in the Canadian Football League. Messam was born in Brampton, Ontario, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the North Dakota State College of Science and then at Graceland University. He went on to be signed as... read full bio
A.C. Green is a nationally renowned youth development motivational speaker, former NBA star and founder of the A.C. Green Youth Foundation. Playing through injury and illness, Green's dedication, determination and consistency have proven him to be one of the hardest working players in the NBA. His “never give up” attitude was demonstrated in a nationally televised game against New York.... read full bio
Jeff Blake is a former American professional football quarterback who played in the NFL for 14 seasons. Blake was born in Daytona Beach, Florida, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at East Carolina University. During his college career, Blake was a second-team All-American and has gone on to be... read full bio
Retired college football coach Bill Curry has served in head coaching positions at Georgia Tech, the University of Alabama, University of Kentucky, and most recently, Georgia State University. He was also an assistant coach for the Green Bay Packers of the NFL for two seasons. Coach Curry built a reputation that highlighted his expertise in offensive line play. Curry’s honors... read full bio
Dave Dravecky's story is one of hope, courage and perseverance in the midst of dark and overwhelming uncertainty. In 1988 Dave was at the top of his game and life. In his seventh year as a MLB pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, a cancerous tumor was discovered in Dave's pitching arm. The next years were a whirlwind of surgery,... read full bio
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Kerri Strug vaulted into Olympic history with her courageous performance during the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Kerri landed an unforgettable vault on an injured ankle to help the U.S. clinch its first Olympic gold medal in the team gymnastics competition. Kerri Strugs gut-wrenching performance in Atlanta earned her fame well beyond the gymnastics world. She was featured on the... read full bio
Jim Morris' Cinderella story serves as testimony for the power of dreams and their ability to inspire and transform human life. Jims meteoric rise from 35 year old high school teacher to flame throwing major league pitcher in three months made cinematic history with the release of The Rookie, starring Dennis Quaid. One of Jim's most memorable moments was when... read full bio
Marla Runyon placed third in the qualifying trials for the Womens 1500 meters earning a spot on the 2000 U.S. Olympic team the first time a legally blind person has ever accomplished such a feat. Diagnosed with Stargardts Disease as a child, Marla has been legally blind for 20 years; but she refuses to consider her blindness a handicap.... read full bio
As the star of the 1976 Montreal Olympics, Nadia Comaneci became a very well known name and is the most celebrated gymnast of out time. The petite Romanian eventually grew a lifetime Olympic medal haul of five Gold, three Silver and one Bronze. She also left behind a competitive record that is almost unachievable. In addition to her work with... read full bio
Eugene ""Mercury"" Morris was once a former American football player, nicknamed early on in his career for his mercurial quickness when running with the ball, with his speed there was no one who could catch him. Morris was a running back and kick returner for a solid 9 years, playing mostly for the honorably distinguished Miami Dolphins. Morris played in... read full bio
Morten Andersen is a former American football kicker. He officially retired December 8, 2008. He holds the distinction of being the all-time leading scorer in NFL history, as well as being the all-time leading scorer for two different teams; the New Orleans Saints, with whom he spent 13 seasons, and the Atlanta Falcons, with whom he spent a combined eight... read full bio
Team captain, 3-year starter, and four year letterman at linebacker under Holtz & Ken Hatfield, participating in four bowl games including an MVP performance in the Liberty Bowl vs. Auburn. Played on the Arkansas defense that led the nation in scoring, was the team leader in tackles and was defensive captain of the unit that set an all time SWC... read full bio
Billy Ray Smith is a former NFL Linebacker for the San Diego Chargers. He was drafted as the 5th pick in the 1st round of the 1983 NFL Draft and was the first defensive player taken in the draft. Billy was the Chargers team MVP, and the team defensive player of the year. Smith was voted Second-team All-AFC... read full bio
Dan Hampton was a first-round draft pick of the Chicago Bears following an All-America season at the University of Arkansas. Hampton played 12 seasons with the Bears. Six times he earned first- or second-team All-Pro honors as either a defensive tackle or defensive end. In his first season he was credited with 70 tackles, 48 of which were solo efforts,... read full bio
