List of people from Wichita, Kansas
This article is a list of notable people who were born in and/or have lived in Wichita, Kansas
Academia
June Bacon-Bercey (1932–2019), meteorologist[ 1] Robert Ballard (1942–), oceanographer[ 2] Elizabeth Bates (1947–2003), cognitive neuroscientist, developmental psychologist[ 3] James Earl Baumgartner (1943–2011), mathematician[ 4] Robert Beattie , lawyer, non-fiction crime writer, professor[ 5] James F. Crow (1916–2012), geneticist[ 6] Juan R. Cruz (1946–), aerospace engineer[ 7] John W. Dawson, Jr (1944–), mathematician[ 8] Thomas Everhart , president, California Institute of Technology and chancellor, University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignWilliam Fetter (1928–2002), graphic designer, computer graphics pioneer[ 9] Linda Flower (1944–), composition theorist, college professor[ 10] L. Adrien Hannus (1944–), anthropologist[ 11] Leo George Hertlein (1898–1972), paleontologist[ 12] George W. Hoss (1824–1906), educator[ 13] Howard W. Johnston (1913–2005), educator, founder of the Free University of Berlin [ 14] Kenn Kaufman (1954–), author, bird expert, conservationist[ 15] John Gamble Kirkwood (1907–1959), chemist, physicist[ 16] Mirra Komarovsky (1905–1999), sociologist[ 17] Lincoln LaPaz (1897–1985), astronomer[ 18] Judith Ann Mayotte (1937–), ethicist, humanitarian[ 19] M. Lee Pelton (1950–), university administrator[ 20] Vernon L. Smith (1927–), economist[ 21] Robert Whittaker (1920–1980), plant ecologist[ 22]
Architecture
Cartoonists and illustrators
Fashion
Bill Allen (1962–), actor[ 33] Kirstie Alley (1951–2022), actress[ 34] Nicholas Barton (1983–), screenwriter, director[ 35] Annette Bening (1958–), actress[ 36] John Born , magician[ 37] Louise Brooks (1906–1985), actress[ 38] Chris Buck (1960–), director, animator[ 39] Darren E. Burrows (1966–), actor[citation needed Christopher Connelly (1941–1988), actor[ 40] Bruce Conner (1933–2008), experimental filmmaker, visual artist[ 41] Al Corley (1956–), actor, singer[ 42] Lorianne Crook (1957–), radio and TV host, producer, writer[ 43] Julie Cypher (1964–), film director[ 44] Ruby Dandridge (1900–1987), actress[ 45] John Duncan (1953–), performance artist[ 46] Tamara Feldman (1980–), actress[ 47] Ron Foster (1930–2015), actor[ 48] Rift Fournier (1936–2013), screenwriter, producer[ 49] Alan Fudge (1944–2011), actor[ 50] Jonathan Glickman (1969–), film producer[ 51] Laurel Goodwin (1942–), film & tv actress[ 52] Danford B. Greene (1928–2015), film editor[ 53] Colton Haynes (1988–), actor[ 54] Herb Jeffries (1913–2014), actor, singer-songwriter[ 55] Cal Johnson , stuntman[ 56] Don Johnson (1949–), actor[ 57] Neal Jones (1960–), actor[ 58] Richard Kassebaum (1960–2008), documentary filmmaker[ 59] Robert Kelker-Kelly (1964–), actor[ 60] Jeffrey L. Kimball (1943–), cinematographer[ 61] Etta McDaniel (1890–1946), actress[ 62] Hattie McDaniel (1895–1952), actress[ 63] Sam McDaniel (1886–1962), actor[ 64] Trey McIntyre (1969–), dancer, choreographer[ 65] Vera Miles (1929–), actress[ 66] Jeff Probst (1961–), TV talk and reality show host[ 67] Danny Roew (1980–), film director[ 68] Vivian Schilling (1968–), actress, novelist, screenwriter[ 69] Natasha Rothwell (1980–), actress[ 70] Kendall Schmidt (1990–), actor[ 71] Cynthia Sikes (1954–), actress[ 72] Barbara Sinatra (1926–2017), model, showgirl[ 73] Norma Smallwood (1909–1966), Miss America 1926[ 74] David Rees Snell (1966–), actor[ 75] Taryn Southern (1986–), actress, comedian, singer[ 76] Ruthelma Stevens (1903–1984), actress[ 77] John Cameron Swayze (1906–1995), TV journalist, game show panelist, product spokesperson[ 78] Sidney Toler (1874–1947), actor, playwright, theatre director, comic actor in Broadway theatre , portrayed detective Charlie Chan in 22 films, supporting roles in 50 films, buried in Highland Cemetery in WichitaJessie E. Woods (1909–2001), stunt pilot[ 79]
Journalism
David Bloom (1963–2003), television reporter[ 80] Cheryl Burton (1962–), news anchor[ 81] Steve Doocy (1956–), news anchor[ 82] Dave Evans (1962–), reporter[ 83] Shon Gables , news anchor[ 84] Gregg Jarrett (1955–), news anchor[ 85] Mike Jerrick (1950–), news anchor[ 86] Sheinelle Jones (1978–), journalist, news anchor[ 87] Tony Laubach (1980–), storm chaser and meteorologist, journalist[ 88] Jim Lehrer (1934–2020), journalist, news anchor[ 89] Melissa McDermott , news anchor[ 90] Kevin Merida (1957–), journalist, editor[ 91] Susan Page (1951–), journalist[ 92] Susan Peters , news anchor[ 93] Tracy Rowlett (1942–), news anchor, sports reporter[ 94] W. Eugene Smith (1918–1978), photojournalist[ 95]
Literature
Loren Goodman (1968–), poet, professor[ 96] William Inge (1913–1973), novelist, playwright[ 97] Rachel Maddux (1912-1983), author and screenwriterMichael McClure (1932–2020), Beat poet, playwright, novelist[ 98] Antonya Nelson (1961–), novelist, short story writer[ 99] Randall Parrish (1858–1923), dime novelist[ 100] Janet Peery (1948–), novelist, short story writer[ 101] Scott Phillips (1961–), novelist[ 102] Rolf Potts (1970–), travel writer, essayist[ 103] Deborah Raney (1955–), novelist[ 104] Lois Ruby , novelist[ 105] Sharon Shinn (1957–), novelist[ 106] Jan Strnad (1950–), novelist, comic book writer[ 107] Earl Thompson (1931–1978), novelist[ 108] Clare Vanderpool (1965–), Newbery Medal -winning children's author[ 109] Stephen Yenser (1941–), poet, literary critic[ 110]
Music
Hawley Ades (1908–2008), choral arranger[ 111] Matt Alber (1975–), singer-songwriter[citation needed Terry Allen (1943–), country singer, visual artist[ 112] Chris Arpad (1967–), solo steel pannist [ 113] Jay Bentley (1964–), bass guitarist[ 114] Gage Brewer (1904–1985), guitarist, bandleader[ 115] Freddie Brooks (1962–), blues harmonica player, singer-songwriter[ 116] Karla Burns , opera singer, actress[ 117] Ken Carson (1914–1994), singer[ 118] Gaylord Carter (1905–2000), organist, composer[ 119] Nancy Cartonio (1977–), folk musician, songwriter, producer[ 120] Les C. Copeland (1887–1942), composer, pianist[citation needed Annette Daniels (1961–2004), opera singer[ 121] Martha Davis (1917–1960), singer, pianist[ 122] Ellery Eskelin (1959–), saxophonist[ 123] Gordon Goodwin (1954–), composer, pianist, saxophonist[ 124] Arthur Gunn , (1997–) singer, runner up in the 18th season of American Idol Nepal to Wichita when he was 17[ 125] Skinny Hightower , (1985–), jazz pianist[ 126] Richard Joiner (1918–1999), clarinetist[ 127] Stan Kenton (1911–1979), composer, jazz pianist[ 128] Kidd Chris (1974–), disc jockey[ 129] Bob Koester (1932–2021), blues and jazz record producer[ 130] Shawn Lee (1963–), multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer[ 131] Slats Long (1906–1964), jazz clarinetist[ 132] Chris Mann (1982–), singer-songwriter[ 133] Marilyn Maye (1928–), cabaret singer[ 134] Kirke Mechem (1925–), composer[ 135] Brian Alexander Morgan , record producer[ 136] Rich Mullins (1955–1997), Christian music singer-songwriter[ 137] Scott Muni (1930–2004), disc jockey[ 138] Vernon Oxford (1941–), country music singer, fiddler, guitarist[ 139] Pink Nasty (1982–), singer-songwriter[ 140] Marvin Rainwater (1925–2013), singer-songwriter[ 141] William M. Runyan (1870–1957), Christian composer who wrote "Great is Thy Faithfulness "[citation needed Mark Shelton , heavy metal musician (Manilla Road )[citation needed Nathaniel Clark Smith (1877–1935), bandleader, composer[ 142] Phil Stacey (1978–), singer, finalist on the 6th season of American Idol [ 143] André J. Thomas (1952–), composer, conductor[ 144] Charlie Tuna (1944–2016), disc jockey, radio personality[ 145] Joe Walsh (1947–), rock guitarist, singer-songwriter[ 146] Johnny Western (1934–), singer-songwriter, actor, disc jockey[ 147] XV (1985–), rapper[ 148]
Visual fine arts
Blackbear Bosin (1921–1980), painter, sculptor[ 149] Bessie Callender (1889–1951), sculptor[ 150] Mary Fuller (1922–2022), sculptor[ 151] Laura Gilpin (1891–1979), photographer[ 152] Edgar Heap of Birds (1954–), painter, sculptor[ 153] Reva Jackman (1892–1966), painter, printmaker[ 154] Frederick R. Koch (1933–2020), arts patron, collector, philanthropist[ 155] John Noble (1874–1934), painter, photographerTom Otterness (1952–), sculptor
Business
Aerospace
Jim Bede (1933-2015), U.S. aviation designer/developerOlive Ann Beech (1903–1993), U.S. aviation pioneer and businesswomanWalter Herschel Beech (1891–1950), U.S. aviation pioneer, industrialist[ 156] Clyde Cessna (1879–1954), U.S. aviation pioneer, industrialist[ 157] Emil Matthew Laird (1895-1982) U.S. aviation pioneer, industrialist, aircraft designerClay Lacy (1932–), aviation entrepreneur, pilot, aerial cinematographer[ 158] Bill Lear (1902–1978), aviation industrialist, inventor[ 159] Roy LoPresti (1929–2002), aerospace engineer, aviation executive[ 160] Albert Mooney (1904–1986), aircraft designer, aviation entrepreneur[ 161] Herbert Rawdon (1904–1975), aircraft engineer[ 162] Lloyd Stearman (1898–1975), engineer, U.S. aviation pioneer and industrialist[ 163] Dwane L. Wallace , aircraft designer, former CEO and chairman of Cessna Aircraft [ 164]
Other
Dan (1931–) and Frank Carney (1938–2020), businessmen, founders of Pizza Hut [ 165] Steve Case (1958–), investor, business executive[ 166] Jesse Chisholm (1805–1868), trader[ 167] William Coffin Coleman (1870–1957), inventor, founder of the Coleman Company [ 168] Bill Cooper (1921–2008), business executive, Dallas civic leader[ 169] A.A. Hyde , inventor of Mentholatum , industrialistBill Koch (1940–), businessman, sailor[ 170] Charles G. Koch (1935–), business magnate, political lobbyist[ 171] David H. Koch (1940–2019), business magnate, political lobbyist[ 172] Fred C. Koch (1900–1967), chemical engineer, oil refining entrepreneur[ 173] James R. Mead (1836–1910), trader, city co-founder[ 174] Phil Ruffin (1936–), business magnate[ 175] Michael S. Thompson (1948–), beekeeper, landscaper[ 176] C. Howard Wilkins, Jr. (1938–2016), Pizza Hut executive and franchisee, Republican fundraiser, and U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands [ 177]
Crime
Law enforcement
James Earp (1841–1926), lawman, saloon keeper[ 184] Wyatt Earp (1848–1929), lawman[ 185] Cassius M. Hollister (1845–1884), lawman[ 186] Bat Masterson (1853–1921), lawman, buffalo hunter, journalist[ 187] Ed Masterson (1852–1878), lawman, buffalo hunter[ 188] James Masterson (1855–1895), lawman, buffalo hunter[ 189] Robert McKay (1919–1990), lawyer, investigator[ 190] O.W. Wilson (1900–1972), police chief[ 191]
Medicine
Military
Micky Axton (1919–2010), Women Airforce Service Pilots test pilot[ 195] Erwin R. Bleckley (1894–1918), U.S. Army Air Services aviator, Medal of Honor recipient[ 196] Tod Bunting (1958–), U.S. Air Force Major General, Adjutant General of Kansas [ 197] Laura M. Cobb (1892–1981), World War II naval nurse[ 198] Richard Cowan (1922–1944), soldier, Medal of Honor recipient[ 199] Paul Frederick Foster (1889–1972), U.S. Navy Vice Admiral[ 200] James Jabara (1923–1966), military aviator[ 201] William McGonagle (1925–1999), U.S. Navy Captain[ 202] Bryce Poe II (1924–2000), U.S. Air Force General[ 203] Edwin Ramsey (1917–2013), U.S. Army Lt. Colonel[ 204] Jesse J. Taylor (1925–1965), U.S. Navy Lt. Commander[ 205]
Politics
National
Henry Justin Allen (1868–1950), U.S. Senator from Kansas, 21st Governor of Kansas [ 206] William Augustus Ayres (1867–1952), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 207] Sheila Bair (1954–), Chairperson of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation [ 208] James F. Battin (1925–1996), U.S. Representative from Montana [ 209] Richard Ely Bird (1878–1955), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 210] Robert C. Bonner (1942–), U.S. federal judge[ 211] Earl Browder (1891–1973), Chairman of the Communist Party USA [ 212] Dwight Chapin (1940–), Deputy Assistant to President Richard Nixon [ 213] Betty Dodson (1929–2020), sexologist, political activist[ 214] Ann Dunham (1942–1995), mother of President Barack Obama [ 215] Stanley Armour Dunham (1918–1992), maternal grandfather of President Barack Obama [ 216] David M. Ebel (1940–), U.S. federal judge[ 217] Ron Estes (1956–), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 218] Gregory Kent Frizzell (1956–), U.S. federal judge[ 219] Robert Gates (1943–), U.S. Secretary of Defense [ 220] L. M. Gensman (1878–1954), U.S. Representative from Oklahoma [ 221] Dan Glickman (1944–), U.S. Representative from Kansas, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture [ 222] John Mills Houston (1890–1975), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 223] William Marion Jardine (1879–1955), U.S. Secretary of Agriculture [ 224] Hugh S. Johnson (1881–1942), National Recovery Administration chief[ 225] Karen R. Keesling (1946–2012), Assistant Secretary of the Air Force[ 226] Patrick F. Kelly (1929–2007), U.S. federal judge[ 227] Mary Elizabeth Lease (1850–1933), political activist, lecturer[ 228] Chester I. Long (1860–1934), U.S. Senator from Kansas[ 229] Edmond H. Madison (1865–1911), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 230] George McGill (1879–1963), U.S. Senator from Kansas[ 231] Eric F. Melgren (1956–), U.S. federal judge[ 232] Troy Newman (1966–), anti-abortion activist[ 233] Roger Noriega (1959–), U.S. Ambassador to the OAS [ 234] Gale Norton (1954–), U.S. Secretary of the Interior [ 235] Mike Pompeo (1963–), U.S. Representative (2011–2017), CIA director (2017–2018) and United States Secretary of State (2018–2021) under Donald Trump [ 236] Darrel Ray (1950–), psychologist, atheist activist[ 237] James Reeb (1927–1965), civil rights activist, Unitarian Universalist minister[ 238] Dale E. Saffels (1921–2002), U.S. federal judge[ 239] Matt Schlapp (1967–), conservative political activist[ 240] Garner E. Shriver (1912–1998), U.S. Representative from Kansas[ 241] Horace G. Snover (1847–1924), U.S. Representative from Michigan [ 242] Arlen Specter (1930–2012), U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania [ 243] William Stearman (1922–2021), senior U.S. Foreign Service Officer, policy adviser[ 244] Cheryl Sullenger (1955–), anti-abortion activist[ 245] W. Paul Thayer (1919–2010), U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense [ 246] Ron Walters (1938–2010), civil rights activist, author, professor[ 247] Jack B. Weinstein (1921–2021), U.S. federal judge[ 248] Roy Lee Williams (1915–1989), labor union leader[ 249] Gerald Burton Winrod (1900–1957), Nazi sympathizer, anti-Semitic political activist[ 250] Ron Wyden (1949–), U.S. Senator from Oregon [ 251]
State
Edward F. Arn (1906–1998), 32nd Governor of Kansas [ 252] Carol A. Beier (1958–), Kansas Supreme Court justice[ 253] Donald Betts (1978–), Kansas state legislator[ 254] Sydney Carlin (1944–), Kansas state legislator[ 255] Leo Delperdang , (1962–), Kansas state legislator[ 256] Leslie Donovan (1936–), Kansas state legislator[ 257] Paul Dugan (1939–), 40th Lieutenant Governor of Kansas [ 258] Jerry Elliott (1936–2010), Kansas Court of Appeals judge[ 259] Oletha Faust-Goudeau , Kansas state legislator[ 260] Gail Finney (1959–2022), Kansas state legislator[ 261] Kent Frizzell (1929–2016), Kansas Attorney General [ 262] U. L. Gooch (1923–2021), Kansas state legislator[ 263] Harry L. Gordon (1860–1921), Lieutenant Governor of Ohio[ 264] Raj Goyle (1975–), Kansas politician[ 265] Phil Hermanson (1965–), Kansas state legislator[ 266] Donald Hollowell (1917–2004), Georgia civil rights lawyer[ 267] [ 268] [ 269] [ 270] [ 271] [ 272] Bonnie Huy (1935–2013), Kansas state legislator[ 273] Dan Kerschen (1952–), Kansas state legislator[ 274] Lorenzo D. Lewelling (1846–1900), 12th Governor of Kansas [ 275] Tom Malone (1953–), Kansas Court of Appeals judge[ 276] Vern Miller (1928–2021), Kansas Attorney General [ 277] John E. Moore (1943–), 65th Lieutenant Governor of Kansas [ 278] Elaine Nekritz (1957–), Illinois state legislator[ 279] Leslie Osterman (1947–), State Representative from Wichita since 2011[ 280] Mark Parkinson (1957–), 45th Governor of Kansas [ 281] Loren Parks (1926–2023), Oregon political activist[ 282] David L. Payne (1836–1884), leader of the "Boomer Army" to settle Oklahoma [ 283] Mike Petersen (1960–), Kansas state legislator[ 284] Jo Ann Pottorff , Kansas state legislator[ 285] John Rankin Rogers (1838–1901), 3rd Governor of Washington [ 286] Tom Sawyer (1958–), Kansas state legislator[ 287] Jean Schodorf (1950–), Kansas state legislator[ 288] William E. Stanley (1844–1910), 15th Governor of Kansas [ 289] Sara Steelman (1946–), Pennsylvania state legislator[ 290] David Stras (1974–), Minnesota Supreme Court Justice[ 291] Gene Suellentrop (1952–), Kansas state legislator[ 292] Dale Swenson (1957–), State Representative from Wichita, 2001–2011Ponka-We Victors (1981–), Kansas state legislator[ 293] Susan Wagle (1953–), Kansas state legislator[ 294] Jim Ward (1957–), Kansas state legislator[ 295] Vincent Wetta (1945–), Kansas state legislator[ 296]
Local
Religion
Sports
David Arkin (1987–), Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle[ 304] Tony Barker (1968–), NFL linebacker[ 305] Blake Bell (1991–), tight end[ 306] Mark Bell (1957–), NFL defensive end[ 307] Mike Bell (1957–), Kansas City Chiefs defensive end[ 308] Russ Bolinger (1954–), NFL offensive lineman[ 309] Arthur Brown (1990–), NFL linebacker[ 310] Bryce Brown (1991–), NFL running back[ 311] Don Calhoun (1952–), NFL running back[ 312] Russ Campbell (1969–), tight end[ 313] Wendell Davis (1973–), cornerback, coach[ 314] Mark Duckens (1965–), NFL defensive end, tackle[ 315] Ron Faurot (1962–), New York Jets defensive end[ 316] B. J. Finney (1991–), guard[ 317] Ted Gilmore (1967–), wide receivers coach[ 318] Kelly Gregg (1976–), NFL nose tackle[ 319] Bill Hachten (1924–2018), guard[ 320] Breece Hall (2001–), running back[ 321] Chris Harper (1989–), wide receiver[ 322] Davontae Harris (1995–), cornerback[ 323] Joe Hastings (1987–), wide receiver[ 324] Doug Hoppock (1960–), offensive lineman[ 325] Randy Jackson (1948–2010), running back[ 326] Allen Lyday (1960–), NFL defensive back[ 327] Elbert Mack (1986–), cornerback[ 328] Bruce McCray (1963–), Chicago Bears defensive backBrian Moorman (1976–), punter[ 329] Richard Osborne (1953–), tight end[ 330] Lawrence Pete (1966–), Detroit Lions nose tackle[ 331] Ed Philpott (1945–), linebacker[ 332] David Rader (1957–), quarterback, coach[ 333] Joseph Randle (1991–), running back[ 334] Ray Romero (1927–), guard[ 335] Barry Sanders (1968–), Detroit Lions running back, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee[ 336] Gale Sayers (1943–2020), Chicago Bears running back, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee[ 337] Ryan Schraeder (1988–), offensive tackle[ 338] Linwood Sexton (1926–2017), halfback[ 339] Dreamius Smith (1992–), running back[ 340] Jeff Smith (1962–), running back[ 341] Laverne Smith (1954–), running back[ 342] Sid Smith (1948–), offensive lineman[ 343] Rashad Washington (1980–), safety[ 344] George Whitfield, Jr. (1977–), quarterback[ 345] Kamerion Wimbley (1983–), NFL defensive end[ 346]
Baseball
Melba Alspaugh (1925–1983), All-American Girls Professional Baseball League outfielder[ 347] Travis Banwart (1986–), pitcher[ 348] Jeff Berblinger (1970–), second baseman[ 349] Fritz Brickell (1935–1965), MLB shortstop[ 350] Greg Brummett (1967–), starting pitcher[ 351] Clay Christiansen (1958–), pitcher[ 352] Craig Dingman (1974–), relief pitcher[ 353] Darren Dreifort (1972–), Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher[ 354] Jeff Farnsworth (1975–), Detroit Tigers pitcher[ 355] Kyle Farnsworth (1976–), MLB relief pitcher[ 356] Gail Henley (1928–), outfielder[ 357] John Holland (1910–1979), catcher, team manager[ 358] Rod Kanehl (1934–2004), MLB infielder[ 359] Don Lock (1936–2017), center fielder[ 360] Ike McAuley (1891–1928), shortstop[ 361] Larry McWilliams (1954–), pitcher[ 362] Dayton Moore (1967–), manager[ 363] Gaylen Pitts (1946–), infielder, manager, coach[ 364] Ronn Reynolds (1958–), catcher[ 365] Jeff Richardson (1963–), pitcher[ 366] Nate Robertson (1977–), MLB pitcher[ 367] Roger Slagle (1953–), pitcher[ 368] Daryl Spencer (1928–2017), MLB utility infielder[ 369] Danny Thompson (1947–1976), shortstop[ 370] Bob Thurman (1917–1998), outfielder, pitcher, scout[ 371] Logan Watkins (1989–), second baseman[ 372] Art Weaver (1879–1917), catcher[ 373] Duane Wilson (1934–2021), pitcher[ 374]
Basketball
Tiffany Bias (1992–), guard[ 375] C. J. Bruton (1975–), pro basketball player[ 376] Antoine Carr (1961–), NBA power forward, center[ 377] Tim Carter (1956–), coach[ 378] Gradey Dick (2003–), NBA Forward[ 379] Greg Dreiling (1962–), NBA center, scout[ 380] Perry Ellis (1993–), power forward[ 381] Maurice Evans (1978–), NBA shooting guard, small forward[ 382] Taj Gray (1984–), University of Oklahoma basketball player[ 383] Adrian Griffin (1974–), NBA guard, small forward[ 384] Cleo Littleton (1932–), forward[ 385] Riney Lochmann (1944–), small forward[ 386] Brian Martin (1962–), center, power forward[ 387] Grant Sherfield (born 1999), basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Dave Stallworth (1941–), center, power forward[ 388] Darnell Valentine (1959–), NBA point guard and 1980 Olympics[ 389] Dean Wade (1996–), power forwardLynette Woodard (1959–), 1984 Olympic U.S. basketball player, Harlem Globetrotter , WNBA guard[ 390] Steve Woodberry (1971–), coach[ 391] Korleone Young (1978–), small forward[ 392]
Combat sports
Golf
Racing
Soccer
Tennis
Track and field
Olympians
Caroline Bruce (1986–), Swimming, 2004 Summer [ 419] Marc Larimer (1890–1919), Fencing, 1912 Summer [ 420] Clarence Pinkston (1900–1961), Diving, 1920 and 1924 Summer [ 421] Kelsey Stewart (1994–), Softball, 2020 Summer [ 422] Marc Waldie (1955–), Volleyball, 1984 Summer [ 423]
Other
Jonathan Coachman (1973–), sports anchor[ 424] Sam Farha (1959–), professional poker player[ 425] Aaron Goldsmith (1983–), announcer for Seattle Mariners , Fox Sports 1 [ 426] Willis L. Hartman (1890–1978), polo player[ 427] Conrad Holt (1993–), chess grandmaster[ 428] Tony LeVier (1913–1998), air racer, test pilot[ 429] Angel Medina (1970–), pro wrestler[ 430] Scott Moninger (1966–), cyclist[ 431] Peter Ramondetta (1982–), skateboarder[ 432]
Other
Fictional
See also
References
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