N7 ambassadors who are both athletes that reflect the Native American and Aboriginal community and influencers who choose to use their voice to inspire future generations and to celebrate the power of native youth.

Alvina Begay
Alvina Begay was raised on the Navajo Reservation and long distance running is in her blood. At an elevation of 6,000+ feet, Alvina grew up running on the almost endless, dusty dirt roads and trails of her hometown. Full bio

Notah Begay III
Notah Begay III, the only full-blooded Native American on the PGA Tour, was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Notah secured a scholarship to Stanford University where he earned a degree in Economics in addition to earning All-American Honors three times and leading the golf team to a National Championship in 1994. Full bio

Sam Bradford
Sam Bradford knows how to win. Born and raised in Oklahoma City, where he starred in not only football, but basketball and golf as well, Sam is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and listed on the tribe’s rolls. Full bio

Jacoby Ellsbury
Jacoby Ellsbury was destined for great things. Born in Madras, Oregon, and a proud member of Colorado River Indian Tribe, Jacoby was a four-year letterman in both football and baseball at Madras High School. Full bio

Koda Glover
Koda Glover has always been locked in. From his earliest days family and friends recognized unique focus and resolve in the young Glover. This focus enabled him to rise swiftly to the Major Leagues (he was the #2 player from the 2015 MLB Amateur Draft to make his MLB debut), where he quickly garnered respect as one of the most electric late game relievers in baseball. Full bio

Temryss Lane
Temryss Lane is a woman of many talents. Professional soccer player and fitness model turned TV host, she’s established herself as an on-air personality for the likes of beIN Sport, Fox Soccer, Fox Sports, and other media outlers. Full bio

Jordan Nolan
Jordan Nolan, although only 27 years old, has accomplished so much in his young and inspiring life. A 2-time Stanley Cup Champion with the LA Kings, Jordan is looked upon as an up and coming positive role model in First Nation communities across Canada. Full bio

Spencer O’Brien
Spencer O’Brien has spent the majority of her life in the mountains. From the Haida community, Spencer grew up on Vancouver Island in British Columbia; she was taught to snowboard and inspired by her dad and older sister. Full bio

Jude Schimmel
As a Native American girl growing up on the tiny Umatilla Indian Reservation in Mission, Oregon, Jude Schimmel never expected to be a role model to thousands of young Native Americans, but that’s exactly what she’s become. Full bio

Taboo Nawasha
The multi-talented and exceptionally stylish Jimmy Gomez, also known to his band mates and fans as “Taboo” is not just a member of the global chart topping sensation, The Black Eyed Peas, but also an accomplished dancer, actor, author, shoe designer, philanthropist and quickly becoming a global DJ sensation. Full bio

Haina Thompson
“I just hope people remember me as a lacrosse player, because lacrosse is pretty much everything to me,” says Jerome “Hiana” Thompson. Part of the first family of lacrosse, Thompson’s road to the professional ranks has taken dedication, patience and an unwavering belief in his destiny. Full bio

Jeremy Thompson
“Lacrosse is our way of life. It’s deep in our culture. In our cradle board, we are given a wooden lacrosse stick. We grew up playing since we’ve been walking.” — Jeremy Thompson. Full bio

Lyle Thompson
For Lyle Thompson, lacrosse is sacred—literally. Growing up on the Onondaga Nation’s reservation, he played the game with his brothers Jeremy, Miles and Jerome Jr., as Native Americans have done for centuries. Full bio

Miles Thompson
Miles Thompson’s childhood home in upstate New York didn’t have running water or electricity. But it did have lacrosse, the ancient game of his ancestors, and he had three brothers who were always eager to hone their skills. Full bio

Chris Wondolowski
There’s no wondering about Chris Wondolowski’s talent. He has been a force to be reckoned with ever since his days at De La Salle High School in Concord, California. On top of running track and playing baseball, Wondolowski excelled at soccer and earned All-Bay Valley Athletic League first team and all-East Bay first team honors in 2000 and 2001. Full bio