| A.C. Green- He has played in the most consecutive games in NBA history – 1,192 games. |
| Al Joyner – In 1984 he won the Olympic Gold medal in the triple jump. |
| Amanda Beard – Olympic swimmer and model. Has won two gold and four silver medals. |
Antonio Pierce – New York Giants Linebacker. Super Bowl XLII Champion and 2006 Pro Bowl Selection. |
| Baron Davis (Honoree) – Two-time NBA All-Star, former UCLA star and Golden State Warriors captain. |
Benji Weatherly – He is a professional surfer and has appeared in various surfing feature films. |
Bill Sharman – Played 10 years with Boston Celtics. Was an All-Star eight times. In NBA Hall of Fame. |
Brian Deegan – Freestyle Motocross rider and first to ever complete a 360 in competition. |
Bruk Vandeweghe – He played 10 years on the AVP Volleyball tour. |
| Cathy Rigby– Competed in the 1968 & 1972 Olympics as a gymnast. Won numerous Gold medals. |
Chester Pitts – Former SDSU offensive lineman, drafted in the 2nd round by the Houston Texans. |
| Chris Hale – Played in 3 Super Bowls – All Pac-Ten while at USC. |
Chris Rose – Sportscaster and one of the hosts of The Best Damn Sports Show Period on FSN. |
Colt Brennan – NCAA Division I-A record holder with 58 touchdown passes in a season while at Hawai’i. |
Corey Dillon – Four-time Pro Bowl running back who played for the Bengals and the Patriots. |
Cris Judd – Internationally know choreographer. |
Curtis Conway – Played at USC and in the NFL for 13 years as a wide receiver. |
| Dave Winfield – He is in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Was on the All-Star team 12 times. |
| Derrick Ward – NFL running back and Super Bowl XLII Champion with the New York Giants. |
| DJ Mbenga– Member of the Western Conference Champions Los Angeles Lakers. |
| Dr. Ernie Vandeweghe – Played in the NBA for the New York Knicks. All-American at Colgate. |
| Dr. Sammy Lee – Won Olympic gold medals in high diving in 1948 and 1952. |
| Elton Brand– Two-time NBA All-Star, former Rookie and College Player of the Year. |
| Ephraim Salaam – Offensive tackle has played in the NFL with the Falcons, Broncos, Jaguars, and Texans. |
| Gabrielle Reese (Honoree) – World Champion volleyball player |
| Gary Payton – 9x NBA All-Star, 2x Olympic Gold Medalist, and Defensive Player of the Year. |
| Greg Bell – Played in the NFL for 8 years with the Rams, Raiders and Buffalo Bills |
| Greg Lutzka – Professional skateboarder. Has won silver twice at the X Games. |
| Herschel Walker – Heisman Trophy Winner, College Football Hall of Famer, 2x Pro Bowler. |
| Jake Brown – Skateboarder who won a silver medal at the 2007 X Games Big Air competition. |
| Jay Glazer – Senior writer for FOXSports.com and sideline reporter for NFL on FOX. |
| Jerry Rice –(Co-Chair) - 3 time Pro Bowl Selection and 3 time Super Bowl Champion. |
| Jim “Mudcat” Grant – Played in the major leagues 19 years. 20 game winner. 2 time All-Star. |
| Jim Hill – (Co-Chair) Longtime CBS sports anchor in LA. Former NFL player with Chargers & Packers. |
| John Salley – (C0-Chair) Played with Pistons, Bulls & Lakers. Host of The Best Damn Sports Show Period. |
| Jonathan Ogden – Eleven-time Pro Bowl selection at offensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens. |
| Justin Tuck – Defensive end and Super Bowl XLII champion with the New York Giants. |
| Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 6x NBA MVP, 3x NCAA Champ, 6x NBA Champ, and NBA career scoring leader. |
| Keir Dillon – Snowboarder specializing in Halfpipe. Won two bronze medals at the Winter X Games. |
| Kellen Winslow, Jr. – 2007 Pro Bowl selection at tight end for the Cleveland Browns. |
| Kevin Pearce – Snowboarder who won three medals at the Winter X Games. |
| Kyle Turley – NFL offensive tackle with the Saints, Rams, and Chiefs. 2000 All-Pro Selection. |
| La’Roi Glover – 6x Pro Bowl and 4x All-Pro Selection. Played with Raiders, Saints, Cowboys, and Rams. |
| Laila Ali – Currently the host of “American Gladiators” – Professional boxer. |
| Laird Hamilton – One of the all-time surfing greats. |
| Lt. Andy Baldwin– Undersea medical officer, Ironman Triathlete, navy diver, humanitarian. |
| Lucius Allen – Two time All-American. Played on 3 NCAA championship teams. |
| Luis Castillo – Defensive end for and first round pick of the San Diego Chargers. |
| Marc Crawford– He is the coach of the reigning Stanley Cup Champions Los Angeles Kings. |
| Marcellus Wiley – 2001 All-Pro and Pro Bowler who played for four teams in a ten-year career. |
| Mark Anderson – Former record holder in the Decathlon. All-American at UCLA. |
| Mark Campanaro - He played in the Italian Basketball League for 17 years. |
| Mark Eaton – He played for 15 years with The Utah Jazz. |
| Marvel Smith – Steelers offensive lineman, Super Bowl Champion, and Pro Bowl Selection. |
| Matt Grant – He was "the Bachelor" from Bachelor: London Calling. |
| Meadowlark Lemon – In the Basketball Hall of Fame. One of the greatest Harlem Globetrotters. |
| Mia St.John – She is called "The Sexiest Woman in Boxing" with 25 wins and 13 knockouts. |
| Michael Strahan (Honoree) – Current Super Bowl Champion and 7 time Pro Bowl Selection-NY Giants. |
| Michael Buffer – Professional ring announcer, famous for catchphrase "Let's get ready to rumble!" |
| Mike Richards – Remarkable defensive player for the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL. |
| Mike Sherrard – Went to UCLA. Played in the NFL for 10 seasons. Scored 22 touchdowns. |
| Nikki Caldwell – New UCLA Women's Basketball Coach. |
| Nnamdi Asomugha – All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection at cornerback for the Oakland Raiders. |
| Paul Davis – Currently plays for The Los Angeles Clippers. Played 4 years at Michigan State. |
| Paul Gonzalez – In 1984 he won an Olympic Gold Medal in boxing. |
| Pierre Luc Gagnon – Skateboarder who has ten medals, three gold, at the X Games. |
| Randy Stoklos – 122 Open wins in Volleyball. 3 time US Champion. |
| Ray Buchanan – Played 11 seasons in the NFL with the Colts, Falcons, and Raiders. Pro Bowl Selection. |
| Ray Lewis (Honoree) – Super Bowl XXXV Champ and MVP. 9 time Pro Bowl Selection. |
| Rick Eisen – First on-air talent signed by NFL Network. Former ESPN Sports Center anchor. |
| Rick Fox – 3x NBA Champion forward with the Los Angeles Lakers. Television/film actor. |
| Rick Neuheisel – UCLA Football Coach |
| Robert Griffith – Former 2x All-Pro safety with the Vikings, Browns, and Cardinals. |
| Robert Horry – 7 time NBA Champion with the Rockets, Lakers, and Spurs. |
| Ronnie Faistt – Freestyle Motocross rider. Won Bronze in the Best Trick category at the Winter X Games. |
| Ronny Turiaf – 2005 WCC Player of the Year at Gonzaga and current Lakers power forward. |
| Sal Masekela – Host on E! Entertainment Television and of ESPN’s X Games. |
| Sarah Burke – Freestyle skier who won the first ever world championship half-pipe event. |
| Shane Lamas – She is the winner of The Bachelor: London Calling. |
| Shaun Livingston – NBA player with the LA Clippers. Helped team to best season in 2005-06. |
| Shaun Phillips – Linebacker for the San Diego Chargers. Purdue’s all-time sack leader with 33.5 sacks. |
| Snoop Dogg – (co-Chair) Rapper, actor, and producer. MTV VMA and Movie Award Winner. |
| Sophia Mulanovich – World Champion surfer, ESPY winner and two-time Surfer Poll Awards winner. |
| Stefanie Schaeffer – She was the winner of “The 2007 Apprentice – Season 6.” |
| Steve Smith – All-American at USC. Super Bowl Champion receiver with the NY Giants. |
| Tanner, Patrick & Dane Gudauskas – Three brothers who are some of the world’s best surfers. |
| Terrence Newman – Starting cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys. Selected to the 2008 Pro Bowl. |
| Todd Christiansen – All Pro NFL five times – Played on two Super Bowl Championship teams. |
| Todd Richards – Silver medalist at the Snowboard Halfpipe World Championships. |
| Toi Cook – Played in the NFL 11 years – Saints, 49’ers and Panthers |
| Tommy Hawkins – He played in the NBA for 11 years and was VP of Communications for LA Dodgers. |
| Traci Bingham – Well known for her role of “Jordan Tate” on the TV series “BAYWATCH.” |
| Tyrese Gibson – Hip hop singer, songwriter, rapper, actor and former fashion model |
| Willie Naulls - He played in the NBA for 14 years and was an All-Pro four times. |
