Toni Breidinger
Made history in 2023 as the first woman to run two NASCAR races in one day Became the winningest woman in U.S. Auto Club Series history at age 15 Earned the highest finishing debut in NASCAR Truck series by a woman at Kansas Speedway
Sophia Herzog-Gibb
Paralympian, 2016, 2020 Two-time Paralympic medalist Six-time World Championships medalist Four-time Parapan American Games medalist
Rachel Garcia
Olympian, 2020 Olympic medalist World Cup medalist Two-time Pan American Games champion Two-time Honda Cup Award winner
Oksana Masters
Seven-time Paralympian, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2024 WSF Sportswoman of the Year, 2018 19x Paralympic medalist 28x World Championships medalist Laureus World Sports Award for Sportsperson of the Year with a Disability, 2020
Meghan Duggan
WSF Past President Three-time Olympian, 2010, 2014, 2018 Three-time Olympic medalist Eight-time IIHF Women’s World Championships medalist WSF Wilma Rudolph Courage Award winner, 2017
Lauryn Williams
Four-time Olympian, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2014 Three-time Olympic medalist Four-time World Championships medalist First American woman to earn a medal in both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games
Sasha DiGiulian
World champion, 2011 Five-time Pan-American Championships gold medalist Six-time USA Climbing National Championships medalist Accomplished over 30 first female ascents and eight significant first ascents around the world, including the first female free ascent of Mora Mora, one of the world’s most challenging walls
Phaidra Knight
WSF Past President USA Rugby’s Player of the Decade, 2010 Appeared in three world cup tournaments for USA Rugby Only African American to be member of both World Rugby and USA Rugby Hall of Fames Made MMA professional debut at age 49 with a 5-0 amateur career
Meryl Davis
Two-time Olympian, 2010, 2014 Two-time Olympic medalist Four-time World Championships medalist First ice dance team in history to win five Grand Prix Final titles Member of U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Fame WSF Sportswoman of the Year, 2014
Jessica Long
Six-time Paralympian, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020, 2024 18x Paralympic champion 31x Paralympic medalist 54x World Championships medalist Four time ESPY Award winner
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