• Originally from Mount Vernon, SD
• Three-time South Dakota All-State while at Mount Vernon High School
• Was named the Gatorade Football Player of the Year as a senior in 2001
• Attended and played football for the University Iowa from 2002-2005
• Drafted in the first round as the 17th Overall pick by the Minnesota Vikings in 2006
• In 2010 was the combined tackles leader for the NFC
• Voted Second-team All-Pro in 2012
• Two-Time NFL Pro Bowler (2012, 2013)
• Was named “Whizzer” White NFL Man of the Year in 2015

• Originally from Atlanta, Georgia
• Earned a scholarship to play soccer and tennis at Mercer University
• Exceled as an athlete in seven different sports
• Can Hit a Golf Ball 280 yards is able to tee the ball up with his feet
• Won the USPTA President’s Award for his outstanding contributions to tennis
• Won the Independent Tennis Pro of the Year for Georgia
• Played in the BMW Golf event in South Carolina and was featured on the Golf Channel

• From Sioux Falls, SD and attended Washington High School
• Decided to pursue Taekwondo during middle school and MMA progressed after that
• Began his mixed martial arts career while working as a computer technician during the day
• Debuted professionally in the MMA in 2006
• Trains in Brisbane, Australia
• Brown Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
• Green Belt in Judo
• 3rd degree Black Belt in Taekwondo
• Nitro Bantamweight Champion
• K-Oz Bantamweight Champion
• Number one Bantamweight in Australia in 2015

• Originally from Warroad, Minnesota and attended Warroad High School
• Let’s Play Hockey Ms. Hockey Award in 2005
• Finished her high school career ranking 5th in Minnesota state career scoring
• Attended and played for the Minnesota Gophers and was a two-time top-10 finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (2008, 2009)
• Has participated in the World Championship 7 different years, receiving 5 gold and 2 silver medals
• Gigi is a three-time Olympian, 2010, 2014, 2018. Team USA won Silver Medals in 2010 and 2014 and a Gold Medal in 2018, all against Canada
• Awarded with the 2016 NWHL Defensive Player of the Year Award

• Originally from Cincinnati, OH
• Attended Elder High School in Cincinnati where he was named first-team All American by USA Today as a senior in 2007
• Was invited to play in the 2008 U.S. Army All-American Bowl after his senior season of high school
• Also played basketball in high school and is the school’s the second leading scorer and holds the record for most career rebounds
• Attended and played football for the University of Notre Dame
• Was the first freshman to ever start a season opener for Notre Dame as a tight end
• Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings 43^rd overall pick in 2011
• Selected for the 2011 NFL All-Rookie Team
• Selected for the Pro Bowl his second season in the NFL (2012)
• Named MVP of his first Pro Bowl in 2012 and attended a second Pro Bowl in 2017

• Originally from Binger, Oklahoma
• Played baseball and basketball and was the Valedictorian of Binger-Oney High School
• Drafted in the 2^nd Round of the 1965 MLB draft by the Cincinnati Reds
• At age 20, he was the NL Rookie of the Year, 1^st time the award was won by a catcher
• Won the NL Golf Glove Award for Catchers in 1968
• During the 1960’s, he served in the United States Army Reserve (478^th Engineer Battalion). This unit included several of his teammates…notably…Pete Rose
• 14-Time All-Star
• Two-Time World Series Champion (Big Red Machine) – 1975, 1976
• Two-Time National League MVP
• Ten-Time Gold Glove Award Winner at Catcher
• Cincinnati Retired his #5 in 1984
• Inducted into the MLB Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989
• A member of the All-Century Team
• Colleges best Catcher receives the Johnny Bench Award
• Arguably the Greatest Catcher of All Time

• Originally from La Mesa, CA and attended Helix High School
• At age 17 was chosen to play for the United States Men’s National Basketball Team at the 1970 FIBA World Championship
• Attended and played basketball for UCLA
• Won 2 NCAA National Championships with UCLA (1972, 1973)
• Recipient of the James E. Sullivan Award in 1973 for being the top amateur athlete in the US
• Awarded the USBWA College Player of the Year and the Naismith College Player of the Year for three consecutive years while playing at UCLA
• Drafted number one overall by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 1974 NBA Draft
• Won 2 NBA Championships with the Trail Blazers (1977) and the Celtics (1986)
• Only player to have ever won an NBA Finals MVP, Sixth Man Award, and Regular Season MVP
• Both UCLA and the Portland Trail Blazers retired his #32
• Inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame and the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1993
• Selected for the NBA’s 50^th Anniversary All-Time Team

• Originally from Bloomington, Minnesota where he attended Kennedy High School
• Drafted in 1978 by the Minnesota Twins in the 17^th round
• Selected for the All-Star game in 1982
• Two time World Series Champion (1987,1991)
• Was one of only 7 Twins players that was a part of the 1987 and 1991 World Series Teams
• Kent’s #14 was retired by the Twins in 1995
• Inducted into the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame in 2000
• Played 14 seasons in MLB

• Originally from Brooklyn Park, MN and attended Park Center Senior High School
• Was offered a pro baseball offer by the Cincinnati Reds and a football scholarship to the University of Minnesota directly out of high school
• Attended the University of Missouri and played baseball
• Earned All-Big 8 honors his junior season at Missouri
• Was drafted by the Twins in the 3^rd round in 1979
• Played nine seasons with the Twins
• World Series Champion in 1987 with the Twins
• Named to the American League All-Star team in 1988

From Saint Paul, Minnesota, Tony Sanneh graduated from the Saint Paul Academy and Summit School where he was a two-time All-State team recipient. He played his college career at University of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and became the all-time scoring leader with 53 goals and 32 assists.

His professional career began in 1994, one year out of college, with the USISL’s Milwaukee Rampage. He scored 14 goals and tallied 14 assists in his first year. He went on to play for a variety of teams in the MLS, including D.C. United, where he scored two goals in the first two MLS Cups, leading the United to consecutive MLS titles.
Tony became an important part of the USA national team in the 2002 FIFA World Cup. He played every minute of every game in the tournament and made a crucial assist to Danny McBride in the USA’s first game of the tournament leading to a 3-2 upset over Portugal.

He retired after the 2009 MLS season and now runs his own soccer camps in the Midwest and U.S. Virgin Islands. In 2013 Tony organized a match between a Minnesota Thunder Legends team and the Stegman’s Old Boys of Minneapolis for sponsorship with the Free Beer Movement to raise money for his Sanneh Foundation.

• United States National Team member from 1997-2005
• CONCACAF Gold Cup winner
• All-time scoring leader at University of Milwaukee Wisconsin
• 43 National Game Caps
• Currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota

• Originally from Reno, Nevada
• Attended Robert McQueen High School and won two wrestling state championships and ranked fourth in the country
• Attended and wrestled for Arizona State University
• Three-time Pac-10 champion (2003, 2004, 2006)
• Two-time All American (2004, 2006)
• Won the Ultimate Fighter Light Heavy Weight during season 8
• Top 5 Light Heavyweight contender with UFC
• Tied for the 2^nd most wins in UFC Light-Heavyweight history
• First fighter in Bellator history to hold belts in two divisions simultaneously
• Holds a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
• Bellator Light Heavyweight World Champion and Bellator Heavyweight World Champion