| Kim Alexis | |
 | Kim Alexis was born and reared in upstate New York. A born athlete and competitor, Kim was extremely active in junior high and high school athletics. Discovered at 18 by the Elite Talent Agency, she moved to New York City and began an amazing modeling career. She quickly made her mark as the Revlon spokesperson, doing countless TV and print ads, and gracing the cover of over 500 magazines, not to mention six appearances in the coveted annual Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Kim parlayed her good looks and bright mind into other opportunities, including broadcast journalism, as the host of several television shows, and film and TV acting. In recent years, she's focused on health and wellness issues for women, specifically by developing several fitness aids—as well as running seven marathons herself. She is married to former NHL star Ron Duguay, and lives in North Florida with Ron and their five children. |
| Vijay Amritraj | |
 | Vijay isn't just India's living tennis legend but a successful entrepreneur, actor, television commentator and United Nations Messenger of Peace. Formerly the Asia's top ranked player, and a world top-10. He competed in Wimbledon for 17 consecutive years, and was a 5-term President of the ATP Tour Player Council. Since 1991, he has been lead anchor and host of all the Grand Slam events coverage for "ESPN Star Sports", a channel seen in more than 70 countries in Asia and the Middle East. Off the court, he has also been appointed United Nations Messenger of Peace on February 9, 2001. He became the eighth ever such special representative in the company of such legends as Muhammad Ali. Currently, Vijay is Chairman of First Serve Entertainment, Inc. with varied entertainment, sports, media and other interests. He also co-starred with Roger Moore in the James Bond film Octopussy, and has appeared on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson. |
| Matt Bahr | |
 | Besides being a two-time Super Bowl champion, Matt has quite a list of athletic accomplishments under his belt. As a member of the Sports Medicine Council, Matt has encouraged over 800,000 kids to stay in school, off drugs and to find a balance between athletics and academics. Along with Bo Jackson and other Olympic and pro athletes, he has reached over 2 million children and asked them to "Dare to be a Champion," through the GoForIt! Roadshow. Matt and his wife, Maresa, have 3 children. |
| Jonathan Banks | |
 | Jonathan Banks began his film career in smaller, character-actor style roles. Banks became more visible in such roles as the hitchhiker in the 1982 film "Frances" and Algren in 1983's "48 Hours" with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. He went onto work with Murphy again in the classic comedy "Beverly Hills Cop." On television, Banks had a memorable role as Frank McPike on the show "Wiseguy," as well as appearances on "Designing Women," "Diagnosis Murder," "Tales from the Crypt" and "The District." |
| Rolf Benirschke | |
 | Rolf was placekicker for the San Diego Chargers for 10 seasons, and retired as the third-most accurate kicker in NFL history. However, Benirschke played while battling Inflammatory Bowel Disease (ulcerative colitis) and underwent surgery midway through his third season. He was named "Comeback Player of the Year,"as well as "NFL Man of the Year." An advocate for people with IBD, Rolf is actively involved in the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America. Married with four children, he enjoys golf, tennis, skiing, roller hockey and scuba-diving. |
| Carlos Bernard | |
 | Named one of People’s 50 Most Beautiful People, Carlos Bernard stars as Tony Almeida in the Golden Globe winning and Emmy nominated FOX television action-drama, 24, and in 2003, Bernard along with his co-stars received a Screen Actors Guild nomination for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. Born and raised in Chicago, Bernard has played a wide variety of characters in film, television and theater. Film credits include The Colonel’s Last Flight, Vegas: C.O.D. and The Killing Jar. Despite his varied roles on the screen, Bernard’s first love remains the theater. This past summer he returned to the stage, performing in the Los Angeles production of Blackout. In addition to acting, Bernard is an avid sports enthusiast who enjoys golf, basketball, judo and baseball. In his free time he enjoys the outdoors, especially taking the time out to go fly-fishing. Bernard currently resides in Los Angeles with his family. His wife is actress Sharisse Baker-Bernard. |
| Jane Blalock | |
 | Jane has gained notoriety for capturing two Triple Crown titles and three championships in Japan. She has golfed professionally on the LPGA tour for 18 years and has been a title winner 29 times. She has served on the President's Fitness and Sports Council since 1980 and sponsors an annual Pro-Am tournament to benefit women's athletics at the University of New Hampshire. In her "free time," Jane serves as president of her own sports consulting firm. |
| Gordon Clapp | |
 | Gordon has both delighted and exasperated "NYPD Blue" fans with his portrayal of beleaguered detective Greg Medavoy. In 1998 he was awarded an Emmy for the role. He also stars alongside Treat Williams and Linda Hamilton in the psychological thriller "Skeletons in the Closet." Recently, Clapp has returned to the stage, starring in "Blackout," a real-time play about an AA group trying to stay sober on Christmas Eve. In his free time Gordon enjoys skiing, tennis, golf and cheering on the Chicago Bears. |
| Bob Cousy | |
 | Basketball Hall-of-Famer Bob Cousy has undertaken many roles throughout his illustrious career. He was named one of NBA's 50 Greatest Players, and also named one of the top 100 athletes of the 20th century by ESPN. He also served as Commissioner of the American Soccer League, authored five books, played the role of Athletic Director opposite Nick Nolte in the Paramount film, "Blue Chips," and has been TV analyst for the Boston Celtics since 1974. He currently spends his spare time playing golf and tennis. |
| David Cubitt | |
 | David Cubitt has quickly become a familiar face to audiences, turning out critically acclaimed performances on both the big and small screen. The busy actor currently stars opposite Patricia Arquette in the hit NBC series, Medium. Born in England to a Dutch mother and British father, Cubitt was six months old when his family moved to Vancouver. While attending the university, Cubitt worked on a cable music video show called “Night Vision,” performing in comedic wrap-around segments. “It was the beginning of my love affair with acting,” he says. |
| Ron Duguay | |
 | Ron Duguay was a star in the NHL for 12 years with the New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings, Pittsburgh Penguins and Los Angeles Kings. After retiring from the hockey in 1989, Ron became radio color analyst for the Tampa Bay Lightning, as well as playing in the World Roller Hockey League, winning the championship in 1993. He has also made guest TV appearances on Hope and Gloria and Beverly Hills 90210. He also coaches youth hockey and participates in many charity events. Ron lives in Florida with his wife, model Kim Alexis, and their 3 boys. |
| Phil Esposito | |
 | This 10-time NHL all star and 1984 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee was one of the great goal scorers of all time. While a member of the Boston Bruins, he scored 40 or more goals in seven straight seasons and 50 or more in five straight seasons. In his 76-goal season, he also recorded an amazing 76 assists for a league record at the time of 152 points. Also a great character, Esposito was known for his cigars and practical jokes. After his playing career ended, he was also the first Vice President and General Manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning. |
