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Lake Tahoe's 2013 American Century Player Lake Tahoe’s 2013 American Century Player Acceptance List UPDATED June 6, 2013. Names that are bold are first year participants. Italicized names are still active in their sport . The players’ list will be updated until the tournament begins. And as a reminder, last-minute business or personal conflicts could affect your favorite player's ability to attend, so check back often. This star studded event features big name entertainment and sports celebrities and will take place at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in South Lake Tahoe/Stateline, Nevada. The event begins July 16 and the Celebrity Golf tournament takes place Friday-Saturday-Sunday, July 19-20-21 and televised on the Golf Channel and NBC. Tickets Tuesday, July 16, through Thursday are $15.00 per day; Friday, Saturday & Sunday are $25.00 per day. A “Patron Badge” is $60.00 and is good for any and all days, Tuesday through Sunday. Ages 10 and under are FREE with a paying adult, two children per adult. For a recap and photo essay from the 2012 tournament, click the link to: www.skiernews.com/TahoeGolf.htm Marcus Allen NFL Hall of Fame RB Bode Miller Olympic Gold Medalist: Skiing Ray Allen NBA Guard: Miami Heat Mike Modano Former NHL All-Star Anthony Anderson Actor: Guys with Kids Jamie Moyer Former MLB All-Star P Charles Barkley NBA Hall of Famer Mark Mulder Former MLB All-Star P Shane Battier NBA Forward: Miami Heat Kevin Nealon Actor/Comedian: Weeds, SNL Brian Baumgartner Actor: The Office John O’Hurley Actor/Host: Seinfeld Jerome Bettis Former NFL Pro-Bowl RB Carson Palmer NFL Pro-Bowl QB: Cardinals Lucas Black Actor: Fast and the Furious Michael Phelps 18 time Olympic Gold Medalist Martin Brodeur NHL All-Star G: Devils Dan Quayle Former U.S. Vice President Tim Brown Former NFL Pro-Bowl WR Dan Quinn Former NHL Center Joe Buck Sports Anchor Ahmad Rashad NFL Pro-Bowl WR: Minnesota Vikings Joe Carter Former MLB All-Star Andre Reed Former NFL Pro-Bowl WR Vince Coleman Former All-Star OF Rick Rhoden Former MLB All-Star P Stephen Curry NBA PG: Golden State Alfonso Ribeiro Actor: Fresh Prince of Bel Air Vinny Del Negro Former NBA Head Coach Jerry Rice NFL Hall of Fame WR Jay Demarcus Rascal Flatts: Bass Aaron Rodgers NFL Pro-Bowl QB: Green Bay Packers Trent Dilfer Super Bowl Winning QB Ivan Rodriguez Former MLB All-Star C Herm Edwards Former NFL Head Coach Jeremy Roenick Former NHL All Star Bill Engvall Comedian: Blue Collar Comedy Tour Ray Romano Actor: Everybody Loves Raymond John Elway NFL Hall of Fame QB Joe Don Rooney Rascal Flatts: Lead Guitarist Mike Eruzione Captain: 1980 US Hockey Team Mark Rypien Former NFL Pro-Bowl QB Marshall Faulk NFL Hall of Fame RB Class of 2011 Bret Saberhagen Former MLB Pitcher/World Series MVP Grant Fuhr NHL Hall of Fame Goalie Joe Sakic NHL Hall of Famer John Fox NFL Head Coach: Denver Broncos Detlef Schrempf Former NBA All-Star Antonio Gates NFL TE: San Diego Chargers Sterling Sharpe Former NFL All-Pro WR Robbie Gould NFL K: Chicago Bears Kelly Slater Legendary Professional Surfer Goose Gossage MLB Hall of Fame P Alex Smith NFL QB: Kansas City Chiefs Denny Hamlin NASCAR Driver Mike Smith NFL Head Coach: Atlanta Falcons Penny Hardaway NBA All-Star G: Phoenix Suns J.R. Smith NBA Guard: New York Knicks Rodney Harrison Former NFL Pro-Bowl S Ozzie Smith Former MLB All-Star SS AJ Hawk Pro Bowl LB: Green Bay Packers John Smoltz Former MLP All-Star P Trevor Hoffman Former MLB All-Star P Steve Spurrier Football Coach: Univ. of So. Carolina Brett Hull NHL Hall of Famer Ryan Succop NFL K: Kansas City Chiefs Sebastian Janikowski NFL Pro-Bowl K: Oakland Raiders Joe Theismann Former NFL Pro-Bowl QB Dan Jansen Former Gold Medal Speed Skater Billy Joe Tolliver Former NFL QB Chipper Jones Former MLB All-Star 3B Brian Urlacher Former NFL All-Pro LB Michael Jordan NBA Hall of Famer Jack Wagner Actor: Melrose Place Larry the Cable Guy Comedian: Blue Collar Comedy Tour Tim Wakefield Former MLB All-Star P David Lee NBA PF: Golden State Warriors Michael Waltrip NASCAR Driver Kenny Lofton Former MLB All-Star OF David Wells Former MLB All-Star P Derek Lowe Former MLB All-Star P Deron Williams NBA PG: Brooklyn Nets John Lynch Former NFL Pro-Bowl S Gary Williams Host: Morning Drive Greg Maddux Former MLB All-Star P Fred McGriff Former MLB All-Star 1B Jim McMahon Former NFL Pro-Bowl QB Urban Meyer NCAA Football Coach: Ohio State Kevin Millar Former MLB 1B and OF .
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