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Jerry Reynolds

In his 21st season with the Kings organization, Jerry Reynolds serves as the club's director, player personnel. He was named to the position in July of 1994 after serving two seasons as the team's general manager. Reynolds is responsible for keeping abreast of both the professional and collegiate talent pools available to the Kings, while also helping to oversee the club's scouting efforts. Reynolds, who wears many hats within the organization, recently retired from his post as general manager of the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs following the 2003 season.

Debbie Meyer

Olympic Gold Medalist

Debbie Meyer joined Mark Spitz, Johnny Weismuller and Don Schollander when she was named among the world�s best swimmers of the century by sportscasters across the country. Debbie won three gold medals in the 1968 Olympic Games at the age of 16. She won two gold medals in the Pan AM Games at the age of 14. She held five world records simultaneously in the 200m, 400m, 800m, 880yd and the 1500m freestyle. Debbie broke 20 world records in her career and 24 American records. She won 19 National Championships from 1967 to 1971 and was named by several publications as the world�s greatest athlete. She was the 1969 Associated Press �Athlete of the Year,� becoming the only amateur athlete or woman to accomplish the feat. She has been inducted into numerous sports and swimming Halls of Fame and numerous accolades such as being named one of the top 100 Olympians in the history of the modern games. She was voted athlete of the century in Sacramento in 1999.  

Darla Givens

Before assuming her current role as weathercaster for News10's weekend newscasts, Darla spent nearly four years on Northern California television as the weekend weather person for Fox affiliate KTXL, Channel 40.   Prior to moving to Sacramento in 1996, Darla forecast Central Valley weather for KFSN, the ABC affiliate in Fresno.

Darla has a Bachelor's Degree from California State University, Dominguez Hills.  She's also completed the program in broadcast meteorology at San Francisco State University.

 

Glenn Cadrez

2x Super Bowl Champ � Denver Broncos

Glenn Cadrez retired from the National Football League after playing 11 seasons as a linebacker for the Jets, Broncos and Chiefs. He was a sixth round draft pick of the New York Jets coming out of the University of Houston, where he was the 9th ranked Cougars Defensive MVP earning him All-Southwestern Conference honors. Glenn played six years with the Broncos winning two Super Bowls during that span.

 

Tony Lopez

3x World Champion Boxer

Tony �The Tiger� Lopez is a 3X World Champion boxer who won World Titles in the Junior Lightweight, Lightweight & Junior Welterweight divisions of professional boxing. Tony compiled a pro record of 58 wins, 8 losses and 1 draw against some of the best boxers of his era. Tony fought three �wars� with John John Molina, gave Julio Caesar Chavez all he could handle, and beat the heavily favored Rocky Lockridge in what was named the �Fight of the Year� in 1987. Tony was a ferocious fighter who felt that somebody should get �knocked out,� thus making him a fan favorite.

Gerry Cooney

Heavyweight Boxing Contender 

Gerry Cooney was a #1 ranked contender in the Heavyweight Division of professional boxing. He compiled a record of 28 wins, 3 losses with 24 wins coming by way of a knockout. Known for his thunderous left hook, Cooney rose rapidly in the sport climbing all the way to the Heavyweight Championship of the World where he fought to a tough loss to Champion Larry Holmes in what was at the time the largest gate receipts in the history of American boxing. "Gentleman" Gerry Cooney is truly that, a Gentleman, and currently spends much of his time assisting retired boxers through his F.I.S.T. Foundation.
 

Jennifer Alcorn

Jennifer �All American� Alcorn recently retired as World Champion from women�s professional boxing. As one of the top female boxers in the world, Jennifer was instrumental in revolutionizing the sport of women�s boxing and creating a positive perception of the sport. She ended her professional career with a record of 18 wins, 0 losses with 11 wins coming by way of knockout. She is a three-time World Champion having won the WIBA, WBF and WIBF World Light Weight

 

Debbie Dahmer

Debbie is a professional golfer who was propelled into the spotlight after being chosen in the Golf Channel�s hit television show �The Big Break III.� Debbie has recently founded and is coordinating the Pacific Ladies Professional Golf Tour and Celebrity Pro AM.

 

Carlos Palomino

Carlos Palomino was boxing�s World Welterweight Champion in 1976. He held the title for three years. Carlos graduated from Long Beach State University in the early 70�s making him the only college graduate to hold a World Championship Boxing Title. He compiled a professional record of 31 wins 4 losses and 3 draws with 7 successful title defenses. Carlos fought the great fighters of his time such as, Armando Muniz, Wilfredo Benitez and Roberto Duran. Carlos was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, New York in 2004. He has appeared in numerous movies and television shows including his famous �don�t drink the water� commercials for Miller Lite Beer.

 

Bob Lee

Bob Lee played in 13 NFL seasons from 1969 to 1981. He played for the Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Falcons and Los Angeles Rams. Bob is second all time with a 9-1 record in his first ten starts. Bob played quarterback at the University of Pacific in the late sixties.

 

Steve Wisniewski

�Wiz� was a dominating force on the offensive line of the Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders for 14 years. He played guard and was selected to 8 Pro Bowls and was named AFC �Offensive Lineman of the Year� in 1989. Steve had an amazing college career at Penn State University before joining the Raiders in 1989.

Norm Thompson

Norm Thompson was a first round draft pick in 1971 of the St. Louis Cardinals. He played defensive back in the NFL for nine years primarily with the Cardinals & the Colts. He was named all-pro twice. Norm was a two-time All American at the University of Utah where he was named to the Utah �All Century� Team. Norm is also credited with being the very first free agent in NFL history.  

Joe Cortez

He widely considered the best referee in professional boxing today. Joe has been the man in charge of the ring in over 160 World Championship fights including some of the most memorable in history. Joe Cortez has refereed fights with Mike Tyson, George Foreman, Evander Holyfield, Riddick Bowe, Julio Cesar Chavez, Bernard Hopkins, Oscar De La Hoya and many more. Joe began his boxing career as a two-time Gold Gloves National Champion and went 18-1 as a professional boxer. He is a member of the New Jersey Boxing Hall of Fame. Joe is also a champion of many charitable causes, especially those related to spinal cord research.

Danny �Lil Red� Lopez

Danny Lopez reigned over the Featherweight Division of professional boxing for many years. A feared puncher, Danny won his first 21 fights by knockout. He acquired a huge fan base due to his relentless style of fighting. Known also as �Indian Red,� Danny graced the cover of Sports Illustrated in his Indian Chief headdress. Danny fought some of the best boxers of his time such as Bobby Chacon, Ruben Olivares, David Kotey, Jose Torres and Salvador Sanchez. He ended his outstanding boxing career with a record of 42 wins, 6 losses with 39 knockouts. This is still one of the greatest knockout ratios in boxing history.

 

Jason Lively has acted in numerous television and big screen films and shows. He comes from an acting family where is father, Ernie, is a well known character actor and his sister, Blake, has recently begun her acting career. Jason has been seen on television shows such as, 21 Jump street, Mancuso FBI, and The Dukes of Hazzard. He is best known for his starring role in Chevy Chase's National Lampoons European Vacation where he played Chevy Chase's son, Rusty Griswold. Jason is currently directing films in Hollywood.

Ben Davidson

Ben Davidson played 18 years in the NFL with most of those years in Oakland as part of one of the most dominating Raider defenses in NFL history. At 6�8 and 250 pounds, Ben was a huge menace to opposing offenses. With his trademark handle bar mustache, he caused havoc on the defensive line. Ben played in the AFL All Star game in 1966, 67 and 68, AFL Championship games from 66 to 1969 and in Super Bowl II in 1968. He was an integral part of the famous �Eleven Angry Men� defense of the Late 1960�s Raiders franchise. Ben has appeared in seven movies, over 35 nationally recognized commercials, two television series and more than 30 other television shows. He has traveled the world with his wife and continues to be heavily involved in charitable functions.

James MacArthur

In a career spanning more than four decades, James has developed a body of work which is wonderfully dynamic in both scope and range. Portraying everything from crazed  killer to stalwart defender of law and order, frustrated teenager to cynical senior supervisor, he has appeared in numerous films, television programs and stage productions since his career officially began back in 1955. Best known for his role of  Dan �Danno� Williams of the fictional Hawaiian State Police Squad, Hawaii Five-O.

Billy Wilson

One of the San Francisco 49ers all-time greats. Billy starred at San Jose State and then played 10 years with the 49ers (1951-1960) at pass-catching end compiling 5902 yards and 49 touchdowns in the short 12-game seasons of the time. He led the National Football League 3 times in pass receptions ('54,'56'57), and was in the Pro Bowl 6 times, including 1957 as MVP. He remained for many years with his first pro team, the 49ers, as assistant coach and scout. Billy was enshrined into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame in 2000.

Ernie Lively

Ernie Lively is a veteran actor of over 100 movies and televison shows. Ernie was cast as the original "Cooter" in the Dukes of Hazzard television show and went on to become one of the most recognizable character actors in Hollywood. He was recently seen in the Major Motion Picture "The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants" where he played the father of his "real life" daughter Blake, who was starring in her first film. Ernie spends most of his time running his own studio in Los Angeles and is currenlty producing movies. He recently finished a horror film with Crispin Glover titled "Simon Says."

Gordon King

Gordon attended Stanford University and was a 3-year starter and letterman on the football team. While at Stanford he was named all PAC-8 third team his junior year and all PAC-8 first team his senior season. Stanford was coached by Bill Walsh during Gordon's senior season and finished the year with a 9-3 record and a win over LSU in the Sun Bowl. Following the conclusion of the season, Gordon played in the Senior Bowl and Challenge Bowl showcasing the best seniors in the country. Gordon graduated in 1978 with a double major in Communications and Psychology. Upon graduation, Gordon was drafted in the first round, tenth pick overall, by the New York Giants. Gordon played 8 years with the Giants and was chosen by his teammates as the offensive captain in 1981 and 1982. Gordon played his final two years in the NFL with the NY Jets. After his retirement from professional football in 1989, Gordon returned to the Sacramento area and has lived in Roseville with his wife and two sons for seventeen years. He currently works for Alliance Title Company and is the manager of Alliance's Commercial Division.   

Honor Jackson

Honor Jackson played in the NFL for 5 years with the Cowboys and the Giants. He is currently the president of the Northern California Alumni Chapter of the NFL Players Association.
 

Doug Harvey

Doug Harvey is widely considered one of the finest umpires in Major League Baseball history. Doug was a National League umpire for 31 years. He was selected to officiate in 6 All Star games and 5 World Series. He was a finalist for the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown in 2003. Doug has spent many years as a spokesman for an anti-tabacco campaign after surviving throat cancer which was a direct result of numerous years of chewing tabacco. He speaks to children and professional ball players around the country on this subject.

John Olenchalk

John Olenchalk was an outstanding linebacker at the University of Stanford. Upon graduating, John played five years of professional football untill he retired from the Kansas City Chiefs in 1983. John resides in the Bay Area and is involved with many charitable organizations.
 

Gus Williams

Gus �The Wizard� Williams was an outstanding NBA point guard for the Seattle Supersonics and Washington Bullets. Gus played 11 seasons in the NBA where he was selected to two All-Star games and won an NBA title in 1979 to give the city if Seattle their only World Championship in any professional sport. Gus averaged 18 points in seven consecutive seasons and joined Larry Bird, Julius Erving, Moses Malone and George Gervin as the All NBA First Team after the 1981-82 season.

 

Harold Pressley

Harold Pressley was one of the most coveted college players in the 1986 NBA Draft. After coming off the miraculous 1986 NCAA Championship in which Harold�s school, Villanova University, upset the mighty Georgetown Hoyas and Patrick Ewing, Harold was taken in the first round with the 17th pick by the Sacramento Kings. He played five seasons with the Kings and six more with teams in the European Professional League. Harold was a member of the 1982 USA National Team and was named to the Big East 1st team in 1986.

Carleton Oats

Carleton Oats played nine years in the NFL with the Oakland Raiders. Carleton was an outstanding defensive lineman who played in six divisional championship games and was an integral part of the 1976 Oakland Raiders Super Bowl team.

Glen Holloway

Glen Holloway was named AP and UPI All American as a senior offensive guard at the University of North Texas. As an outstanding college football player, Glen led his team to much success. He was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 1970 National Football League draft and was named the Bear's "Rookie of the Year." Glen played several years in the NFL and currently lives in the Bay Area.
Nick Lowery

Nick Lowery played 17 years in the National Football League with the Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets. He ended his record breaking career as the most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history, having made 80% of his field goal attempts. Nick was selected to 3 Pro Bowls and was named All Pro on seven different occasions. He was named NFL Man of the Year on several occasions with the Chiefs and also while playing for the Jets. This award represents the NFL player who not only excels on the field, but within their communities as well. Nick was awarded the prestigious NFL Players Byron "Whizzer" White Award for humanitarian efforts. After his retirement from the NFL, Nick continued his charitable endeavors that have spread throughout the United States and the World. To view his numerous accomplishments, go to Nick's website at www.nicklowery.com. Nick can also be heard on his radio show, "Headgames," on Sirius Satellite Radio daily from 10 to 11 am.
 
Kelly Brothers

Charlie Smith

Charlie Smith will always be remembered for being the hero of the infamous �Heidi Game� in which the Oakland Raiders beat the New York Jets in a thrilling finish that almost nobody saw due to the television network switching to the scheduled showing of �Heidi.� Charlie played running back for the Raiders from 1968 to 1974 where he led the Raiders in yards per rush in 1968.

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