The Sports Museum of America's Board of Trustees is comprised of some of the most decorated, iconic sports stars in America. Founding members include:

Michelle Akers 2nd All-Time Leading Scorer of the US National Team, FIFA's Player of the Century	Larry Brown Basketball Hall of Famer, Only Coach to Win Both an NBA and NCAA Championship	Harry Carson Pro Football Hall of Famer
Gary Carter Baseball Hall of Famer	Bud Collins Renowned Tennis Broadcaster	Bob Cousy Basketball Hall of Famer
Jim Craig Gold Medal Winning Goaltender for 1980 US Olympic Hockey Team	Don Criqui Famed Sports Broadcaster, Recipient of Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award	Pete Dawkins Heisman Trophy Winner & Brigadier General, U.S. Army
Ann Meyers Drysdale First 4-Time College All-American Athlete	Camille Duvall-Hero 15-Time National Water Skiing Champion	Dick Enberg Legendary Sports Broadcaster, National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Famer
Julius Erving Basketball Hall of Famer, 4-Time MVP, One of NBA's 50 Greatest Players	Janet Evans Olympic Swimming Hall of Famer	Patrick Ewing 11-Time All-Star, 1986 Rookie of the Year, One of NBA's 50 Greatest Players
Lisa Fernandez 3-Time Olympic Softball Gold Medalist, 4-Time NCAA All American	Ray Floyd World Golf Hall of Famer, 1989 Ryder Cup Captain	Doug Flutie Pro Football Quarterback, Heisman Trophy Winner, Broadcaster
Joe Frazier Former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion	Rod Gilbert Hockey Hall of Famer	Archie Griffin 2-Time Heisman Trophy Winner
Ron Harper Winner of 5 NBA Championships	Paul Hornung Pro Football Hall of Famer, Heisman Trophy Winner	Jackie Joyner-Kersee 4-Time Heptathlon Winner, 6-Time Olympic Gold Medal Winner
Jason Kidd 7-Time NBA All-Star, 1995 Co-Rookie of the Year	Billie Jean King Tennis Hall of Famer, Women's Sports Foundation Founder	Nancy Lopez Golf Hall of Famer
Earl Monroe Basketball Hall of Famer, 4-Time All-Star, One of NBA's 50 Greatest Players	Aimee Mullins Paralympian, Women's Sports Foundation President	Anthony Munoz Pro Football Hall of Famer
Martina Navratilova 18-Time Grand Slam Singles Winner & 41-Time Grand Slam Doubles Winner	LeRoy Neiman Celebrated Sports Artist	Mary Lou Retton Olympic Hall of Famer, Gymnastics Gold Medalist
Dot Richardson 2-Time Captain of Olympic Softball Gold Medal Team, Orthopedic Surgeon	Mike Rozier Heisman Trophy Winner	John Starks Former NY Knicks Player, NBA's 6th Man of the Year in 1997
Mario Andretti Legendary Race Car Driver	AJ Foyt Indy Racing Legend	Shannon Miller Most Decorated American Gymnast