Cameron Owens was born in a small town in New Mexico where he was raised to help out with his parent's general store.  Cameron learned at an early age that money didn't come easy and hard work is the key to success. 

With numerous independently documented winning seasons in NBA, NCAAB, NFL, NCAAF and MLB, Sports Investor Central has brought an offline handicapper to the online world.  While Chris Murphy has never offered his services online in the past, SIC will welcome a strong customer following of his picks.

Ethan Alexander comes from Richmond, VA and is a third generation contractor.  Both his father and grandfather were contractors by trade so naturally Ethan spent his childhood summers working with his father and grandfather framing houses and churches throughout the area.

Mikhail Lebel has overcome many obsticles in his life and was fortunate to have moved to the United States when he was 11 years old.  Mikhail was introduced to sports early in his childhood by neighborhood friends and class mates.  From tennis to hockey, Mikhail was fond of the traditional Russian sports he grew up around.  

Pete Mac has been involved in sports handicapping since the late 1990s.  Although Pete grew up in New York he is neither a fan of the Yankees or Mets and is a fan of any team he can find sufficient line value.  "I'm not a New York sports fan and quite frankly I'm not a die hard fan of any sports team". 

With a background in economics and MBA in Marketing, I have had many career paths in my life but none as excited as working with Sports Investor Central.  I will bring a hard work ethic to my clients and will always be searching for an advantage. 

Skip Breaze was one of the first handicappers to join Sports Investor Central and has become an integral part of our developement.  Skip is a long time friend of Teddy Vintage who runs his own service and was mentored by Teddy many years ago. 

Tyler Samuels, AKA Jarhead, received his education from the US Marines.  Tyler enlisted in the service when he was 18 and was stationed over seas for 3 years.  Upon returning home after a 4 year stint in the Marines, Tyler was unable to land a secure career and found side jobs working on local dairy farms. 

William Jacobs' background is in the tech industry and he was hit hard with an investment that went sour during the dot com crash in 1999-2000.  William knows what it's like first hand to lose everything that he worked hard for and to have a dream shattered.  This was the start of the William Jacobs SIC knows today.