Chloe Ricketts is a professional soccer player for Boston Legacy FC and made history as the youngest player to sign and debut with the Washington Spirit. A dynamic midfielder known for her vision, composure, and creativity, Chloe has quickly emerged as one of the most promising young talents in the game. Beyond her performance on the field, she is passionate about inspiring the next generation of athletes, especially young girls, to pursue their goals with confidence. Chloe represents the evolving future of women’s sports, where talent, opportunity, and community impact intersect.

Wayne Selden Jr. is a professional basketball player, entrepreneur, and community leader focused on purpose-driven impact through sport and education. A standout at the University of Kansas, he played in the NBA and internationally, gaining first hand experience in the challenges of elite athletics. He founded the WSJ Crossover Foundation, supporting underserved youth through mentorship, athletics, and career readiness under the philosophy “Greatness by Guidance.” Wayne also founded Propurform, a basketball performance brand centered on professionalism and sustainable growth. Through coaching and speaking, he shares lessons on resilience and life beyond sport.

Hannah Donnelly is a Boston-based reporter covering the city’s sports and culture scene, with a focus on the stories that connect teams to their communities. Known for her engaging storytelling and on-the-ground coverage, she highlights not just the game, but the people and impact behind it. Hannah has built a strong presence in Boston media by amplifying local voices and bringing fresh perspectives to sports journalism. Through her work, she continues to spotlight how athletics can unite communities and drive meaningful conversations beyond the field.

John Clark has over 25 years in the Sports, Media, and Entertainment industry, including nearly 11 years with Fenway Sports Group. He has worked with organizations like Madison Square Garden Sports, the Miami Dolphins, and the Houston Rockets. Passionate about community service, he sits on the Board of Advisors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts, serves as an EVP for the David Ortiz Children’s Fund, and has raised over $100,000 for Golf Fights Cancer. A graduate of East Carolina University, he lives in Natick with his wife and two sons.

Ednaija is a dynamic leader at the intersection of sports, community, and youth development. Driven by a deep belief in the power of athletics to open doors, she is committed to creating opportunities that empower young people and strengthen community connections.

At the core of her work is a mission to break the stigma surrounding mental health in sports. She creates intentional spaces where athletes can engage in honest conversations, normalizing vulnerability and encouraging emotional well-being.

Through her work, Ednaija brings a powerful perspective on how sports can foster mentorship, leadership, and holistic growth both on and off the field.

Brandon Teixeira is a former college basketball player and motivational speaker who turned personal adversity into purpose. After navigating physical injuries and mental health challenges during his athletic career, Brandon focuses on supporting everyone, youth through adults through various aspects of mental care. He uses his experience to advocate for resilience, mental wellness, and the life lessons sports instill both on and off the court.