Phaidra Knight

  Phaidra Knight, J.D. is a Women’s Sports Foundation Past President, World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee, sports media talent, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and mixed martial artist. One of the premier players in the sport of rugby, she made three appearances in the Rugby World Cup, was selected as the top player in the world […]

Shea Holbrook

  One of twenty drivers to compete in the inaugural W Series all-female racing championship, 2019. Seven-time Pirelli World Challenge winner. Second place finisher in the 2014 Pirelli World Challenge Touring Car Championships Guinness World Record Holder: was the pace vehicle driver when Denise Mueller set a women’s World Record for the fastest speed on […]

Scout Bassett

  Paralympian, 2016 Two-time World Championship bronze medalist, 2017 USA Paratriathlon National Team member Four-time ITU Paratriathlon World Championships medalist Four-time USA Paratriathlon National Championship medalist Three-time runner-up at the Accenture USA Paratriathlon National Championship (2007, 2008, 2011) and was third in 2009 2011 Endurance Live Awards Challenged Athlete of the Year Travel & Training […]

Brenda Villa

     Four-time Olympic medalist  Four-time World Championships medalist  Two-time Pan American Games gold medalist  2010 WSF Travel & Training Fund grant recipient  Three-time FINA World League gold medalist  Seven-time Holiday Cup medalist  Named FINA Magazine’s Female Water Polo Player of the Decade (2000-10)  Women’s Sports Foundation Athlete Advisory Panel member  

Elana Meyers Taylor, Past President

Elana Meyers Taylor is a four-time World Champion, eight-time World Championships medalist, three-time Winter Olympian and medalist (2010, 2014, 2018) and 2015 World Cup Champion in bobsled. The daughter of a professional football player, Elana was born in Oceanside, California, but grew up in Douglasville, Georgia. A naturally gifted athlete across many sports, she was […]