H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Four-Star General, U.S. Army, Retired

A charismatic American leader, General Schwarzkopf captured the hearts of people everywhere when he led his troops to victory during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm in the Persian Gulf War.  Throughout his 35 years of service in the United States Military, the General was awarded many prestigious honors including three Silver Stars, three Bronze Stars, two Purple Hearts and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.  Author of the best-selling autobiography, It Doesn’t Take a Hero, General Schwarzkopf is a senior analyst with NBC News.

Johnny Bench, MLB Hall of Fame

Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 1968, Johnny Bench quickly established himself by winning the National League Rookie of the Year award.  He went on to become a leader of the “Big Red Machine” team of the 1970s as a dominant catcher, winning 10 consecutive Gold Glove Awards.  Johnny earned two MVP awards and was elected into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989.

Wade Boggs, MLB Hall of Fame

After a distinguished career with the Boston Red Sox and winning the World Series with the New York Yankees, Wade Boggs was signed by the Devil Rays as a free agent in December of 1997.  Wade’s impressive list of honors include reaching his 3,000th career hit with a home-run, becoming the 1st player in MLB history to hit a homer for the 3,000th hit and the 22nd player in history to reach 3,000.  Wade was elected into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005.

Guy Harvey

Guy Harvey is a unique blend of artist, scientist, diver, angler, conservationist and explorer, fiercely devoted to his family and his love of the sea. Growing up in Jamaica, Guy spent many hours fishing and diving with his father along the Island's south coast. He was obsessed with the creatures of the sea and began drawing pictures of the many different fish he observed.  Dr. Harvey’s work can be seen showcased throughout the World Sailfish events on shirts, magazines and in his mini showroom in Sponsors Village.

John Offerdahl

A dominant linebacker for the Miami Dolphins from 1986 through 1993, John Offerdahl was a five-time Pro Bowler in the NFL, who was recognized by Coach Don Shula as being a true “student of the game.”  He currently owns and operates Offerdahl’s Café and Grille which boasts several South Florida locations.  John is an avid family man and golfer and has traveled the world with his wife, Lynn, and their three children.

Captain Norm Isaacs

Captain Norm Isaacs is host of ESPN’s big game fishing shows “Inside Big Game Fishing,” “Big Game Bites” and “Big Game Fishing the World.” He is also a published writer with monthly articles appearing in a variety of publications including SportsFishing, Marlin Magazine, Hawaii Fishing News and ESPN.com. Captain Norm is also involved with the IGA Fishing Academies with his son, Darrin Isaacs.

Stu Apte

An expert angler who holds more than 40 fishing world records, Stu is a decorated veteran for his bravery as a fighter pilot in the Korean War.  Currently, a co-host of the fishing show “Outdoor World” on TNN and a regular on a myriad of popular fishing programs, Stu has captained avid anglers such as Ted Williams for decades in their quest for a record fish.

Blair Wiggins

Host of the fishing show “Addictive Fishing,” Blair embodies the excitement and enthusiasm that makes fishing addictive.  His character adds drama and suspense to an otherwise ordinary fish fight, moving audiences from the couch to the water.  “Addictive Fishing” can be seen on the Outdoor Life Network on Friday’s at 10 PM.

Eric Littlejohn

Retired Secret Service Agent Eric Littlejohn served the majority of his career on presidential detail.  He protected five former U.S. Presidents: Bill Clinton, George Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, and Gerald Ford.  Eric received a commendation in 1981 when he and other agents subdued and arrested John Hinkley after his attempted assassination of President Reagan.

Scot Brantley

Jim Hacksaw Duggan

Jimy Williams

Jimy Williams is a former manager for Major League Baseball teams the Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros.  One of his many career highlights was being named the 1999 Major League Manager of the Year.  Jimy Williams now currently serves as a senior advisor and roving instructor for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

Buck Martinez

Buck Martinez’s major league baseball playing career spanned 17 years with Kansas City, Milwaukee and Toronto.  He joined TSN television as a baseball analyst in 1987 and worked with ESPN in a similar capacity in 1992.  He coached the US Team in the first World Cup and is currently a color analyst for ESPN Baseball. Buck Martinez is also currently working with ESPN and XM Satelite Radio.

Cookie Rojas

Cuban-born Cookie Rojas was selected in 1969 as the Phillies’ greatest second baseman.  The popular five-time All Star played all 9 positions during his career.  In 1968 he led National League second basemen with a .987 fielding percentage.  In 1973, Cookie helped set a Royals record – 192 double plays, and during that year he drove in 69 runs and scored 78 runs.

Pierre Larouche

NHL All-Star Center, Pierre Larouche, was a first-round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1974-75.  Pierre was named the Sports Illustrated Rookie of the Year that same season.  He became the youngest player to score 50 goals and 100 points in a season and won two Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadians.  This three-time All-Star shares the record with Wayne Gretzky of scoring 50 goals with two different teams.