Renee Montgomery, a West Virginia native with 3 Girls State Basketball Championships, graduated from UConn as a two-time All-American in 2009 and played on an undefeated team that went on to win the NCAA championship that year. She was drafted 4th overall in the WNBA and is a 2 time WNBA Champion while also being named All-Star and 6th Woman of the Year in her 11 year professional career. In broadcasting, she serves as a sports analyst and host to numerous shows including her own weekly podcast “Montgomery & Co.” In February 2021, Montgomery decided to retire after sitting out of the 2020 WNBA season to focus on social justice reform. That same year, she became co-owner and Vice President of the Atlanta Dream, making her the first WNBA player to become an owner and executive of a WNBA team.
2021 | Jim Delany |
2019 | Ray Anderson |
2018 | George H. Cohen |
2017 | Scott Blackmun |
2016 | Donald Fehr |
2014 | Larry Lucchino |
2013 | Donald Dell |
2012 | Dick Moss |
2011 | Gene Upshaw |
2010 | Jerry Colangelo |
2009 | Jerry Reinsdorf |
2008 | Donna Lopiano |
2007 | Alan H. (Bud) Selig |
2005 | Paul J. Tagliabue |
2004 | Marvin J. Miller |
2000 | Stanley H. Kasten |
1997 | Reuven J. Katz |
1994 | Gary Bettman and Jay Moyer |
1993 | Lloyd E. Shefsky and John F. Wendel |
1992 | Anita L. DeFrantz |
1991 | Alan I. Rothenberg |