Emile Fraysee

Emile competed for twelve years as a cyclist, winning over 300 races. He coached and managed the 1928 and the 1932 US Olympic teams. Emile was a founding member of the Amateur Bicycle League of America in 1920. He served as the president of the ABL of A from 1929 to 1933.

Freddie Spencer

Freddie won the US Professional Track Sprint Championships in 1925, 1928 and 1929. He competed in 102 six-day races, winning six major international meets. He set six world records during his career: 1/10 mile, 1/2 mile, 10 mile, 15 mile, 20 mile and 25 mile. In 1925, he won the National Track Sprint Championships and two six-day races, a true tribute to his versatility and talent.

Connie Carpenter-Phinney

Connie has won four World Championship medals; Silver in the 1977 World Road Race, Bronze in 1981 World Road Race, Silver in the 1982 World Pursuit and Gold at the 1983 World Pursuit. She brought back the Gold Medal from the 1984 Olympic Games and has won 12 national championships. She has also competed in speed skating and rowing and has coached the USCF Junior Woman's Team.

Mike Walden

Mike has been the coach of the Wolverine Sportive Club for over 40 years. He has coached 60 US National Cycling Champions, 8 World Champions, 2 Pan Am Gold Medalists and over 100 State Champions. Among his more famous riders are Hall of Famers Sheila Young-Ochowicz and Sue Novara-Reber in addition to such notables as Connie Young, Roger Young and Frank Andreau.