Olympic Athlete Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

The Summer and Winter Olympics have produced some of sports’ most iconic moments. The athletes that compete on this stage are admired throughout the world for the spirit they show while competing for their country. The popularity Olympic athlete speakers generate make them great for corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups, and other organizations. As a group, Olympic athlete speakers also come at the best value when compared to other sports speakers. 

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• David Wagner — Paralympic Gold Medalist

  David Wagner became a quadriplegic at age 21 when he suffered a spinal cord injury attempting to jump over a wave in Redondo Beach, California. He took a year off from college to recover and began pl

• Sarah Walker — OIympic Silver Medalist and Three-Time World Championship BMX Racer

  At the age of 10, Sarah Walker decided she was sick of sitting back and watching her brother compete in BMX competitions so she jumped on a bike and began competing herself. Hailing from New Zealand,

• Gretchen Walsh — Standout Olympic Swimmer

  Gretchen Walsh is one of the brightest Team USA stars on the Olympic stage in Paris. Walsh set a new world record in the 100-meter butterfly. She has also set a slew of American records in the pool, m

• Alex Walsh — Olympic Medalist in the 200 Meter Individual Medley

  Alex Walsh had an amazing Olympic moment in Tokyo. She was able to pair with her college teammate at the University of Virginia, Kate Douglass, to win silver and bronze respectively in the 200-meter i

• Kerri Walsh Jennings — Three-Time Olympic Gold Medal Beach Volleyball Player

  There are not many American Olympians in recent memory more revered than Kerri Walsh Jennings. Walsh teamed with Misty May-Treanor to win Olympic beach volleyball gold in 2004, 2008, and 2012. The duo

• Ariana Washington — 2016 Olympic Gold Medalist

  Ariana Washington was an Olympic gold medalist for Team USA in 2016 in the 4x100 meter relay. Even prior to achieving Olympic glory, Washington had a banner 2016. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships,

• Steve Waugh — Former Cricket Player and Captain of the Australian National Team

  Steve Waugh, nicknamed Tucker , has been a member of the Australian cricket team since 1985. Waugh captained the Australian Test cricket team for five years, from 1999 to 2004, holding the title as t

• Mallory Weggemann — Five-Time Paralympic Swimming Medalist

  Mallory Weggemann is one of the most accomplished Paralympic swimmers today. Weggemann won the 2012 Paralympic gold medal in the 50-meter freestyle. She has won 13 World Championship Paralympic gold m

• Ellen Weinberg-Hughes — Former Women's Team Standout and USA Hockey Consultant

  <p>Ellen Weinberg-Hughes is a trailblazing multi-sport athlete, and key figure in USA Hockey. A standout defenseman, she starred at the University of New Hampshire, captaining championship teams (1987

• David Weir — Paralympic Wheelchair Athlete

  David Weir was born with a spinal cord transection that left him unable to use his legs, but he has never used that as an excuse for not achieving his life’s ambitions in athletics.  Instead, he has o

• Johnny Weir — Two-Time Olympian and Three-Time U.S. National Champion

  Johnny Weir is a star on ice and one of the most decorated American male figure skaters in history. In 2001 he put his name on the map by capturing the 2001 World Junior Championship, which solidified

• Kellie Wells — Pro Hurdler and Sprinter

  Kellie Wells is an Olympic hurdler for Team USA. Wells won the bronze in the 100 meter hurdles at the 2012 Olympics. She had to bounce back from a devastating hamstring tear suffered during the 2008