No one has won more Masters World Championships than Bill, and he has more in the tank. He has multiple world records in multiple age groups, as well as multiple Top 10 all-time marks over multiple age groups.

Within 4 years of her first games throw, in 2006, Denise became a Masters World Champion. She repeated in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, winning a stunning 6 consecutive world championships while dominating her class.

As a professional events manager and games athletic director, Gerry's manifold contributions to the sport, to Masters throwing, and to SMAI in particular, have earned Gerry induction as the first non-athlete in the SMAI Hall of Fame.

Ian has won numerous titles in both: a British (2001), Canadian (2003), two US (2004, 2012) and a World Title (2005, in Spain) in the Weight Pentathlon, to go with his two his two world titles in Denver (2010) and Albuquerque (2013)

Terri James started competing in Highland Games in 1999 after winning a national powerlifting title. After 4 years and introducing women's classes to many games, she attained a #1 ranking in the open women's class

Added in 2015 at Ontario Canada

Added in 2015 at Kirksville, Missouri USA

Added in 2016 at Gibbs, Missouri USA

Wayne is a three-time Masters World Champion, and holds a special distinction of having won it twice in Scotland in 2009 and 2014, as well as in St. Louis in 2017. Wayne is one of the true gentlemen of our sport.