David Maus Foundation Donates $140,000
May 20, 2011

The David Maus Foundation, with Title Sponsors RL Haines General Contractors and Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery, announced on Monday a total donation of $140,000 would be issued to the four beneficiaries of the event – the Ronald McDonald Houses of Central Florida, the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, the Autism Society of Greater Orlando and Camp Boggy Creek following the conclusion of the 7th Annual David Maus Foundation Celebrity Golf Tournament.

The event weekend began on Saturday event with a Sponsor Cocktail Party on the back lawn of the Omni Resort Hotel and a glow-in-the-dark Long Drive Contest in which former UF and Detroit Lions Running Back, James Jones took home the winning prize of a Ping Driver. Sunday morning hosted a Skins Game with over 50 participants on the International Course which lead to a Meet the Pros Party Sunday evening at the ChampionsGate Golf Clubhouse. The Meet the Pros Party showcased over 50 of the Celebrity Players, food and a Silent Auction with over 100 items of jewelry, trips, golf outings and more.

Monday morning began with a Pro-Clinic on the Driving Range given by PGA Tour Golfer, Donnie Hammond and a Helicopter Ball Drop with a cash prize of $1,000 given to one of our guest players, Tom. A shotgun start at 8:30a sent the golfers off to the National and International courses for their scramble play.

While the players enjoyed lunch following the tournament, David Maus and his Title Sponsors, Dr. Matt Leavitt and Richard Haines, presented the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation with a check for $25,000, Camp Boggy Creek with a check for $30,000, the Autism Society a check for $30,000 and the Ronald McDonald House with a check for $50,000. Maus also personally donated $25,000 for a room at one of the Ronald McDonald Houses in honor of his mother, Victoria Maus, who passed in January of this year.

This year marks the seventh year of the premiere event and over $700,000 donated to local Central Florida charities by the David Maus Foundation board. Continue to check back for next year’s golf tournament dates.


Celebrity Player List
April 25, 2011

The following is a Celebrity Player list that have confirmed attendance at the 7th Annual David Maus Foundation Golf Tournament with athletes from the National Football League, Major Baseball League and TV Personalities. Some players are returning from past events and some new names have already volunteered their time to play with the sponsors. Each sponsored foursome in the golf tournament will receive a Celebrity Player.

The Celebrity Players Include:

  1. Nick Anderson – NBA Shooting Guard, Played for the Orlando Magic and is a current Ambassador for the Magic
  2. Otis Anderson – NFL Running Back; SuperBowl Champion XXI, XXV, SuperBowl XXV MVP; St. Louis Cardinals (Modern Day Arizona Cardinals) 79-86, New York Giants 86-92
  3. Chuckie Atkins
  4. Darrell Armstrong – NBA Point Guard; Pro-Career 1991-Present, Orlando Magic 95-03, New Orleans Hornets 03-04, Dallas Mavericks 04-06, Indiana Pacers 06-07, New Jersey Nets 07-08
  5. Fred Banks – NFL Wide Receiver; ; Cleveland Browns 85, Miami Dolphins 87-93, Chicago Bears 93
  6. Woody Bennett – NFL Running Back; New York Jets 79-80, Miami Dolphins 80-88
  7. Albert Bentley – NFL Running Back; Indianapolis Colts 85-91, Pittsburgh Steelers 92
  8. Bennie Blades – NFL Defensive Back; Detroit Lions 88-96, Deattle Seahawks 97
  9. Brian Blades – NFL Wide Receiver; 88-98 Seattle Seahawks; Pro Bowl ’89, All Pro ’89
  10. Anthony Bowie – NBA Shooting Guard, Orlando Magic 91-95, New York Knicks 97-98. Rare accomplishment – triple double. CURRENTLY Head coach at Bishop Moore HS
  11. Keith Byars – NFL Fullback and Tight End; Eagles 86-92, Dolphins 93-96, Patriots 96-97, Jets 98; CURRENTLY TV analyst for New York Football Weekly
  12. Mark Carrier – NFL Wide Receiver; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 87-92, Cleveland Browns 93-94, Carolina Panthers 95-98
  13. Jeff Chase – Actor : The Mechanic, Dexter, Star Trek, Mission Impossible III, Transporter 2, The Marine, The Rundown, and Chuck
  14. Derrick Childs – MLB: St. Louis Cardinals
  15. Harvey Clayton – NFL Cornerback; Pittsburgh Steelers 83-86, New York Giants 87
  16. Parnell Dickinson – NFL Quarterback; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976
  17. Troy Drayton – NFL Tight End; St. Louis Rams 93-96, Miami Dolphins 96-99, Kansas City Chiefs 2000
  18. Mark Duper – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 82-92; 3x Pro Bowl (83-84, 86), 2x All Pro (83-84)
  19. Tonga Fifita – WWE and WWF Wrestler known as “Ming” or “King Haku”
  20. William Floyd – NFL Fullback; San Francisco 49ers 94-98, Carolina Panthers 99-01; Super Bowl XXIX Champion
  21. Jimmie Giles – NFL Tight End; 77 Houston Oilers, 78-86 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 86-87 Detroit Lions, 87-89 Philadelphia Eagles; 4x Pro Bowl 80, 81, 82, 85
  22. Reggie Givens – NFL Linebacker; Baltimore Stallions 94-95, Toronto Argonauts 96-97, San Francisco 49ers 98-99, Washington Redskins 00
  23. Bobby Harden – NFL Miami Dolphins
  24. James Harrell – NFL Linebacker; Detroit Lions 79-83, Tampa Bay Bandits 84-85, Detroit 85-86, Kansas City Chiefs 87
  25. John Harris – NFL Safety; Seattle Seahawks 78-85, Minnesota Vikings 86-88
  26. James Harris – NFL QB; ’75 Pro-Bowl MVP; Buffalo Bills 69-72, LA Rams 73-76, San Diego Chargers 77-81
  27. Jim Hart – NFL QB; 4-Time Pro-Bowler; St. Louis Cardinals 66-83, Washington Redskins 84
  28. Scott Hutchinson – NFL Defensive End; Buffalo Bills 78-80, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 81, Bills 83
  29. Cal Johnson – Actor/Stuntman: Hannibal, The Strangers, Army Wives, Footloose, Die Hard with a Vengeance, Talladega Nights, Momma’s House 3, The Walking Dead
  30. James Jones – NFL Fullback; Detroit Lions 83-88, Seattle Seahawks 89-92
  31. Sam Jones – NBA Point Guard; 57-69 Boston Celtics, 10x NBA Champion (59-66, 68-69), 3x All-NBA Second Team (65-67), 5x NBA All Star (62, 64-66, 68), Named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History
  32. William Judson – NFL Cornerback; Miami Dolphins 82-89
  33. Ray Lankford – MLB Center Fielder; St. Louis Cardinal 90-00, 04, San Diego Padres 01-02
  34. Curtis Leskanic – MLB Pitcher; Colorado Rockies 93-99, Milwaukee Brewers 00-03, Kansas City Royals 03-04, Boston Red Sox 04
  35. Ray Lloyd – WWE Wrestler know as “The Glacier”
  36. Fred Marion – NFL Defensive Back; New England Patriots 82-91, 1x Pro Bowl
  37. Ronnie McCann – PGA Pro Golfer
  38. Mark McEwen – TV and Radio Personality for The Early Show on CBS
  39. Tony McGee – NFL Defensive Back; New England Patriots 82-91, 1x Pro-Bowl 85
  40. John Mobley – NFL Linebacker; Denver Broncos 96-2003, 2x Super Bowl Champion (XXXII,XXXIII)
  41. Nat Moore – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 74-86
  42. Tony Nathan – Playing Career: NFL Running Back; Miami Dolphins 79-87, 2006 Senior Bowl Hall of Fame; Coaching Career: Running Backs Coach – Miami Dolphins 93-96, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 96-01, Baltimore Ravens 06-08
  43. Don Nottingham – NFL Running Back; Baltimore Colts 71-73, Miami Dolphins 73-77
  44. Bo Outlaw – NBA Forward-Center; LA Clippers 93-97, Orlando Magic 97-02, 05-07, Phoenix Suns 02-03, 04-05, Memphis Grizzlies 03-04
  45. James Pruitt – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 86-88, Indianapolis Colts 88-89, Miami Dolphins 90-91
  46. Dennis Rassmussen – MLB Pitcher; San Diego Padres 83, 88-91, New York Yankees 84-87, Cinncinati Reds 87-88, Chicago Cubs 92, Kansas City Royals 92-93, 95.
  47. David Reavis – NFL Guard; Superbowl IX Champion; Pittsburgh Steelers 74-75, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 76-83
  48. Ricky Reynolds – NFL Cornerback; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 87-93, New England Patriots 94-96
  49. William Roberts – NFL Guard; New York Giants 84-94, New England Patriots 95-96, New York Jets 97
  50. Heathcliff Slocumb – MLB Relief pitcher; Chicago Cubs 91-93, Cleveland Indians 93, Philadelphia Phillies 94-95, Boston Red Sox 96-97, Seattle Mariners 97-98, Baltimore Orioles 99, St Louis Cardinals 99-2000, San Diego Padres 2000; All-Star selection in 1995
  51. Darryl Talley – NFL Linebacker; Buffalo Bills 83-94, Falcons 95, Vikings 96; 2x Pro Bowl 90-91; Played in 4 Super Bowls; Nicknames: The Duke of Awesome, Spider-Man and the Hammer.
  52. Jim Thorpe – American Professional Golfer for Champions Tour; 3 PGA Tour Wins, 13 Champions Tour Wins
  53. Brian Travos – Cincinnati Bengals
  54. Ricky Watters – NFL Running Back; SuperBowl Champion XXIX; San Francisco 49ers 91-94, Philadelphia Eagles 95-97, Seattle Seahwks 98-01
  55. Dwayne White – NFL Guard; New York Jets 90-94, St. Louis Rams 95-96
  56. Michael Williams – NFL Tight End; Washington Redskins 82-84

Celebrity Players to Participate in David Maus Foundation Golf Tournament
April 12, 2011

The following is a Celebrity Player list that have confirmed attendance at the 7th Annual David Maus Foundation Golf Tournament with athletes from the National Football League, Major Baseball League and TV Personalities. Some players are returning from past events and some new names have already volunteered their time to play with the sponsors. Each sponsored foursome in the golf tournament will receive a Celebrity Player.

The Celebrity Players Include:

  1. Nick Anderson – NBA Shooting Guard, Played for the Orlando Magic and is a current Ambassador for the Magic
  2. Otis Anderson – NFL Running Back; SuperBowl Champion XXI, XXV, SuperBowl XXV MVP; St. Louis Cardinals (Modern Day Arizona Cardinals) 79-86, New York Giants 86-92
  3. Darrell Armstrong – NBA Point Guard; Pro-Career 1991-Present, Orlando Magic 95-03, New Orleans Hornets 03-04, Dallas Mavericks 04-06, Indiana Pacers 06-07, New Jersey Nets 07-08
  4. Fred Banks – NFL Wide Receiver; ; Cleveland Browns 85, Miami Dolphins 87-93, Chicago Bears 93
  5. Woody Bennett - NFL Running Back; New York Jets 79-80, Miami Dolphins 80-88
  6. Albert Bentley – NFL Running Back; Indianapolis Colts 85-91, Pittsburgh Steelers 92
  7. Bennie Blades – NFL Defensive Back; Detroit Lions 88-96, Deattle Seahawks 97
  8. Brian Blades – NFL Wide Receiver; 88-98 Seattle Seahawks; Pro Bowl ’89, All Pro ’89
  9. Anthony Bowie – NBA Shooting Guard, Orlando Magic 91-95, New York Knicks 97-98. Rare accomplishment – triple double. CURRENTLY Head coach at Bishop Moore HS
  10. Keith Byars – NFL Fullback and Tight End; Eagles 86-92, Dolphins 93-96, Patriots 96-97, Jets 98; CURRENTLY TV analyst for New York Football Weekly
  11. Mark Carrier – NFL Wide Receiver; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 87-92, Cleveland Browns 93-94, Carolina Panthers 95-98
  12. Derrick Childs – MLB: St. Louis Cardinals
  13. Harvey Clayton – NFL Cornerback; Pittsburgh Steelers 83-86, New York Giants 87
  14. Parnell Dickinson – NFL Quarterback; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976
  15. Troy Drayton – NFL Tight End; St. Louis Rams 93-96, Miami Dolphins 96-99, Kansas City Chiefs 2000
  16. Mark Duper – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 82-92; 3x Pro Bowl (83-84, 86), 2x All Pro (83-84)
  17. Tonga Fifita – WWE and WWF Wrestler known as “Ming” or “King Haku”
  18. William Floyd – NFL Fullback; San Francisco 49ers 94-98, Carolina Panthers 99-01; Super Bowl XXIX Champion
  19. Jimmie Giles – NFL Tight End; 77 Houston Oilers, 78-86 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 86-87 Detroit Lions, 87-89 Philadelphia Eagles; 4x Pro Bowl 80, 81, 82, 85
  20. Reggie Givens – NFL Linebacker; Baltimore Stallions 94-95, Toronto Argonauts 96-97, San Francisco 49ers 98-99, Washington Redskins 00
  21. Bobby Harden – NFL Miami Dolphins
  22. James Harrell – NFL Linebacker; Detroit Lions 79-83, Tampa Bay Bandits 84-85, Detroit 85-86, Kansas City Chiefs 87
  23. John Harris – NFL Safety; Seattle Seahawks 78-85, Minnesota Vikings 86-88
  24. James Harris – NFL QB; ’75 Pro-Bowl MVP; Buffalo Bills 69-72, LA Rams 73-76, San Diego Chargers 77-81
  25. Jim Hart – NFL QB; 4-Time Pro-Bowler; St. Louis Cardinals 66-83, Washington Redskins 84
  26. Scott Hutchinson – NFL Defensive End; Buffalo Bills 78-80, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 81, Bills 83
  27. Rickey Jackson – NFL Linebacker; Super Bowl XXIX Champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee 2010; New Orleans Saints 81-93, San Francisco 49ers 94-95
  28. James Jones – NFL Fullback; Detroit Lions 83-88, Seattle Seahawks 89-92
  29. Sam Jones – NBA Point Guard; 57-69 Boston Celtics, 10x NBA Champion (59-66, 68-69), 3x All-NBA Second Team (65-67), 5x NBA All Star (62, 64-66, 68), Named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History
  30. William Judson – NFL Cornerback; Miami Dolphins 82-89
  31. Paul Lankford – NFL Cornerback; Miami Dolphins 82-91
  32. Ray Lankford – MLB Center Fielder; St. Louis Cardinal 90-00, 04, San Diego Padres 01-02
  33. Curtis Leskanic – MLB Pitcher; Colorado Rockies 93-99, Milwaukee Brewers 00-03, Kansas City Royals 03-04, Boston Red Sox 04
  34. Mark McEwen – TV and Radio Personality for The Early Show on CBS
  35. Tony McGee – NFL Defensive Back; New England Patriots 82-91, 1x Pro-Bowl 85
  36. John Mobley – NFL Linebacker; Denver Broncos 96-2003, 2x Super Bowl Champion (XXXII,XXXIII)
  37. Nat Moore – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 74-86
  38. Tony Nathan – Playing Career: NFL Running Back; Miami Dolphins 79-87, 2006 Senior Bowl Hall of Fame; Coaching Career: Running Backs Coach – Miami Dolphins 93-96, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 96-01, Baltimore Ravens 06-08
  39. Don Nottingham – NFL Running Back; Baltimore Colts 71-73, Miami Dolphins 73-77
  40. Bo Outlaw – NBA Forward-Center; LA Clippers 93-97, Orlando Magic 97-02, 05-07, Phoenix Suns 02-03, 04-05, Memphis Grizzlies 03-04
  41. James Pruitt – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 86-88, Indianapolis Colts 88-89, Miami Dolphins 90-91
  42. Dennis Rassmussen – MLB Pitcher; San Diego Padres 83, 88-91, New York Yankees 84-87, Cinncinati Reds 87-88, Chicago Cubs 92, Kansas City Royals 92-93, 95.
  43. Davin Reavis – NFL Guard; Superbowl IX Champion; Pittsburgh Steelers 74-75, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 76-83
  44. Heathcliff Slocumb – MLB Relief pitcher; Chicago Cubs 91-93, Cleveland Indians 93, Philadelphia Phillies 94-95, Boston Red Sox 96-97, Seattle Mariners 97-98, Baltimore Orioles 99, St Louis Cardinals 99-2000, San Diego Padres 2000; All-Star selection in 1995
  45. Darryl Talley – NFL Linebacker; Buffalo Bills 83-94, Falcons 95, Vikings 96; 2x Pro Bowl 90-91; Played in 4 Super Bowls; Nicknames: The Duke of Awesome, Spider-Man and the Hammer.
  46. Jim Thorpe – American Professional Golfer for Champions Tour; 3 PGA Tour Wins, 13 Champions Tour Wins
  47. Ricky Watters – NFL Running Back; SuperBowl Champion XXIX; San Francisco 49ers 91-94, Philadelphia Eagles 95-97, Seattle Seahwks 98-01
  48. Dwayne White – NFL Guard; New York Jets 90-94, St. Louis Rams 95-96
  49. Doug Williams – NFL QB; Superbowl XXII Champion & MVP; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 78-82, USFL 84-85, Redskins 86-89
  50. Michael Williams – NFL Tight End; Washington Redskins 82-84

Initial Celebrity Player List Just Released for David Maus Foundation Golf Tournament
March 4, 2011

The initial list of Celebrity Players that have confirmed attendance at the 7th Annual David Maus Foundation Golf Tournament is being released today with athletes from the National Football League, Major Baseball League and TV Personalities. Some players are returning from past events and some new names have already volunteered their time to play with the sponsors. Each sponsored foursome in the golf tournament will receive a Celebrity Player.

The Celebrity Players Include:

  1. Nick Anderson – NBA Shooting Guard, Played for the Orlando Magic and is a current Ambassador for the Magic
  2. Fred Banks – NFL Wide Receiver; ; Cleveland Browns 85, Miami Dolphins 87-93, Chicago Bears 93
  3. Woody Bennett - NFL Running Back; New York Jets 79-80, Miami Dolphins 80-88
  4. Albert Bentley – NFL Running Back; Indianapolis Colts 85-91, Pittsburgh Steelers 92
  5. Brian Blades – NFL Wide Receiver; 88-98 Seattle Seahawks; Pro Bowl ’89, All Pro ’89
  6. Anthony Bowie – NBA Shooting Guard, Orlando Magic 91-95, New York Knicks 97-98. Rare accomplishment – triple double. CURRENTLY Head coach at Bishop Moore HS
  7. Keith Byars – NFL Fullback and Tight End; Eagles 86-92, Dolphins 93-96, Patriots 96-97, Jets 98; CURRENTLY TV analyst for New York Football Weekly
  8. Darrell Armstrong – NBA Point Guard; Pro-Career 1991-Present, Orlando Magic 95-03, New Orleans Hornets 03-04, Dallas Mavericks 04-06, Indiana Pacers 06-07, New Jersey Nets 07-08
  9. Derrick Childs – MLB: St. Louis Cardinals
  10. Parnell Dickinson – NFL Quarterback; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976
  11. Troy Drayton – NFL Tight End; St. Louis Rams 93-96, Miami Dolphins 96-99, Kansas City Chiefs 2000
  12. Mark Duper – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 82-92; 3x Pro Bowl (83-84, 86), 2x All Pro (83-84)
  13. Tonga Fifita – WWE and WWF Wrestler known as “Ming” or “King Haku”
  14. William Floyd – NFL Fullback; San Francisco 49ers 94-98, Carolina Panthers 99-01; Super Bowl XXIX Champion
  15. Jimmie Giles – NFL Tight End; 77 Houston Oilers, 78-86 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 86-87 Detroit Lions, 87-89 Philadelphia Eagles; 4x Pro Bowl 80, 81, 82, 85
  16. Bobby Harden – NFL Miami Dolphins
  17. John Harris – NFL Safety; Seattle Seahawks 78-85, Minnesota Vikings 86-88
  18. James Harris – NFL QB; ’75 Pro-Bowl MVP; Buffalo Bills 69-72, LA Rams 73-76, San Diego Chargers 77-81
  19. Jim Hart – NFL QB; 4-Time Pro-Bowler; St. Louis Cardinals 66-83, Washington Redskins 84
  20. Scott Hutchinson – NFL Defensive End; Buffalo Bills 78-80, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 81, Bills 83
  21. Rickey Jackson – NFL Linebacker; Super Bowl XXIX Champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee 2010; New Orleans Saints 81-93, San Francisco 49ers 94-95
  22. Sam Jones – NBA Point Guard; 57-69 Boston Celtics, 10x NBA Champion (59-66, 68-69), 3x All-NBA Second Team (65-67), 5x NBA All Star (62, 64-66, 68), Named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History
  23. William Judson – NFL Cornerback; Miami Dolphins 82-89
  24. Paul Lankford – NFL Cornerback; Miami Dolphins 82-91
  25. Curtis Leskanic – MLB Pitcher; Colorado Rockies 93-99, Milwaukee Brewers 00-03, Kansas City Royals 03-04, Boston Red Sox 04
  26. Mark McEwen – TV and Radio Personality for The Early Show on CBS
  27. John Mobley – NFL Linebacker; Denver Broncos 96-2003, 2x Super Bowl Champion (XXXII,XXXIII)
  28. Nat Moore – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 74-86
  29. Tony Nathan – Playing Career: NFL Running Back; Miami Dolphins 79-87, 2006 Senior Bowl Hall of Fame; Coaching Career: Running Backs Coach – Miami Dolphins 93-96, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 96-01, Baltimore Ravens 06-08
  30. Don Nottingham – NFL Running Back; Baltimore Colts 71-73, Miami Dolphins 73-77
  31. Bo Outlaw – NBA Forward-Center; LA Clippers 93-97, Orlando Magic 97-02, 05-07, Phoenix Suns 02-03, 04-05, Memphis Grizzlies 03-04
  32. James Pruitt – NFL Wide Receiver; Miami Dolphins 86-88, Indianapolis Colts 88-89, Miami Dolphins 90-91
  33. Dennis Rassmussen – MLB Pitcher; San Diego Padres 83, 88-91, New York Yankees 84-87, Cinncinati Reds 87-88, Chicago Cubs 92, Kansas City Royals 92-93, 95.
  34. Davin Reavis – NFL Guard; Superbowl IX Champion; Pittsburgh Steelers 74-75, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 76-83
  35. Heathcliff Slocumb – MLB Relief pitcher; Chicago Cubs 91-93, Cleveland Indians 93, Philadelphia Phillies 94-95, Boston Red Sox 96-97, Seattle Mariners 97-98, Baltimore Orioles 99, St Louis Cardinals 99-2000, San Diego Padres 2000; All-Star selection in 1995
  36. Darryl Talley – NFL Linebacker; Buffalo Bills 83-94, Falcons 95, Vikings 96; 2x Pro Bowl 90-91; Played in 4 Super Bowls; Nicknames: The Duke of Awesome, Spider-Man and the Hammer.
  37. Doug Williams – NFL QB; Superbowl XXII Champion & MVP; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 78-82, USFL 84-85, Redskins 86-89
  38. Michael Williams – NFL Tight End; Washington Redskins 82-84

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