1930's- Johnny Weismuller, gold medalist in swimming. 3 gold medals in 1924 and 2 in 1928.

1935- Babe Didrikson, gold medal in javelin and hurdles, silver meda in high jump.

1936- Jane Fauyntz, bronze medal in diving.

1951- Gretchen Fraser, gold medal in slalom skiing, silver in alpine skiing in 1948

1958- 1970- Bob Richards, "Mr. Wheaties" spokeman for 13 years. Two time olympic pole vaulting champion.

1966- Billy Mills, gold medal in 10,000 meter run in 1964 games.

1967- Donna deVarona, 2 swimming gold medals in 1964.

1975- Cindy Nelson, bronze medal in downhill skiing.

1977-1979- Bruce Jenner, decathalon gold medal in 1976 Montreal games.

1984-1986- Mary Lou Retton, Gold medal in gymnastics in 1984.

Mary T. Meagher, 1980 honorary captain (USA boycotted Russian games), gold medal in butterfly swimming in 1984.

1986- Leslie Deniz, silver medal in discus in 1984. First American woman to win in 52 years.

1986- Doug Heir, 3 golds and 1 silver in 1984 World Olympic Wheelchair Games.

1988- present- Michael Jordan, 2 gold medals for basketball in 1984 and 1992.

1989- Kim Rodenbaugh, breast stroke swimmer on 1984 olympic team.

1993- Larry Bird, 1992 gold medal basketball dream team.

1993- Clyde Drexler, 1992 Gold medal basketball dream team.

1996- Michael Johnson, 200 and 400 meter gold medals in 1996

1996- Tom Dolan, swimming

1996- Amy van Dyken, 4 swimming gold medals in 1996 Atlanta games

1996- Dan O'Brien, gold medal decathalon.

1996- US Gymnastic team, gold medal.

1997- Eric Heiden, winter olympic legends

1997- Kristi Yamaguchi, winter olympic legends

1997- 1980 US Hockey Team, winter olympic legends

1998- US Women's Hockey Team, gold medal winners

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