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American Football

system quarterback - see [1], [2], [3]

American football officials

Jack Siedlecki - college football coach (Yale, Amherst, WPI)
Joe Rosentover - president of the American Association and the Atlantic Coast Football League
Douglas Hertz (full name Douglas Grant Hertz) - owner of two different New York Yankees football teams in 1941
Harry Seibold - owner of the Richmond Arrows/Rebels of the Dixie League and the American Association/AFL
J. Rufus Klawans - president of the Pacific Coast Professional Football League and chairman of the Association of Professional Football Leagues
Harry Howren - owner of the Norfolk Shamrocks Dixie League team who was part of the formation of the Association of Professional Football Leagues
William Nickels, Jr. - second president of the Dixie League
Homer Marshman - first owner of the Cleveland Rams
Harry Marsh (American football), James Bush, and J. J. Schafer - presidents of the second American Football League
George Keanally - coach of the Boston Shamrocks of the second AFL
Bill Scully - owner of Boston Shamrocks of AFL II
William D. Griffith - first president of AFL III
Joseph Carr Jr. - son of NFL head Joe Carr who was touted to be the first AFL III president before turning down the position
Herb Treat - coach of Boston Bulldogs (AFL) of AFL I
Roy Watts - coach of Cleveland Panthers of AFL I
Jim Clark - coach of Los Angeles Wildcats of AFL I
Eddie McNeeley - coach of Brooklyn Horsemen of AFL I and NFL
Hal Hansen - coach of Newark Bears (AFL)
FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week - Award given every week to a QB and RB. Great honors to receive one as you are being recognized for your performance that week.

American football players

If you have removed an NFL, AAFC or other football player (American football) from this list, please add that name to the List of American football players.

Larry Fitzpatrick - Past professional football player (defensive linemen) for the Baltimore Ravens (NFL), Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), Chicago Enforcers (XFL), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), and Illinois State University Redbirds.
Ty Paine - former Washington State University quarterback who was drafted by the New York Giants in 1973
Tyler Emmert - Carrol College (Montana) quarterback who played for the CFL British Columbia Lions
Dontrelle Moore (a.k.a. DonTrelle Moore) - running back for University of New Mexico who was drafted by the New York Jets
Larry Zierlein - Current defensive Line coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers
Randy Garrett - Past professional football player for the Ithaca Bombers, current professional football coach.
Johnny Mohardt - back for Chicago Bulls (AFL) of the first AFL
George Pease - back of the New York Yankees (AFL) in 1926
Harry Fry (American football) - New York Yankees back in 1926
Eddie Tryon and Bullet Baker, stars for the New York Yankees (AFL) in 1926
Lou Kolis - center for Rock Island Independents
Marty Norton - back for Rock Island Independents
Duke Morrison and Ed Illman - backs for the Los Angeles Wildcats AFL team (1926)
Jim Brewster - back for Newark Bears (AFL) in 1926
Ram Morrison, Mal Bross, and Dick Reed - stars for the Los Angeles Wildcats (AFL) in 1926
Dick Wolf (American football) and Guy Roberts - backs for Cleveland Panthers
Joe McGlone, Carl Etelman, and Bill Cronin - backs for Boston Bulldogs AFL team (1926)
Charlie Morrison - end for Boston Bulldogs in 1926
Frank Coyle (American football) - end for Rock Island Independents
Adrian Ford - wingback/end for Philadelphia Quakers (1926)
Harry Hall - back for Chicago Bulls in 1926
Bob Dinsmore, back for the Philadelphia Quakers (1926)
Lowell Ottie - New York Yankees end (1926)
Jay Arnold and John LeBay - quarterbacks for AFL III champion Columbus Bullies
Frankie Hammond Jr. - wide receiver for 2008 University of Florida Gators
Alex Parsons-University of Southern California Offensive Lineman, Woodbridge High School (Irvine) Alumni
Joe Liliard - last African American NFL player before the imposition of a color line in 1936
Pete Sachon - Norfolk Shamrocks back billed as "Pistol Pete" three decades before Pete Maravich
Juan Roque - offensive tackle for Detroit Lions 1997, 1999
Loran Ribble - guard for the Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) and Pittsburgh Americans of AFL II
Bill Steinkinber - tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals (AFL) of AFL II
Don Geyer - halfback for the Cincinnati Bengals of AFL II
Gordon Gorre - halfback for the Los Angeles Bulldogs and Detroit Lions
Al Nichelini - fullback for the Chicago Cardinals and Los Angeles Bulldogs
Harry Fields - tackle for the Los Angeles Bulldogs
Lee Mulleneaux (Cecil Lee Mulleneaux, brother of Carl Mulleneaux) - center for the Cincinnati Bengals of AFL II, Green Bay Packers of the NFL, and Columbus Bullies of AFL III
Alex Drobnitch - guard for the New York Yankees of AFL II and the Buffalo Indians and New York Americans of AFL III
Leon Burns, running back
Harlan Gustafson - end for the New York Yankees of AFL III
Sherman Barnes - end for the Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
Bob Eckl - tackle for the Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III and the Chicago Cardinals of the NFL
Al Novakofski - fullback for the Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
Ed Karp (born Ed Karpowich)[4] - tackle for the Buffalo Indians of AFL III and the Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL)
Andy Karpuls - quarterback of the Boston Bears of AFL III
Joe Alexus - center for Columbus Bullies of AFL III
Alec Shellogg - end for Brooklyn and Chicago Bears of the NFL and the Buffalo Indians of AFL III
Joe Kruse - end for the Cincinnati Bengals (AFL) of the APFA and AFL III
Joe Shu - fullback for Cincinnati Bengals in AFL III
Bill McGannon - halfback for Cincinnati Bengals in AFL III
Ted Livinston - guard for Columbus Bullies of AFL III
Earl Ohlgren - end for Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) of AFL III and the Green Bay Packers of the NFL
Tex Akin - guard for Milwaukee Chiefs of AFL III
Charlie Armstrong (Charles Andrew Armstrong) - halfback for the New York Americans of AFL III and the Brooklyn Dodgers of the AAFC
Roy Watts - player/coach for AFL I Cleveland Panthers
Earl "Red" Seick, Orlando Nesmith - two player/coaches for AFL III Buffalo Indians
Steve Banas - fullback for Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, and Buffalo Indians
Steve Hrycyszyn (later, Steve Hershey) - quarterback for Buffalo Indians
Henry Bogacki - center for New York Yankees (1936 AFL) and Rochester Tigers
Carl "Moon Eyes" Littlefield - back for Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Rams, and Buffalo Indians
Maurice "Moose" McGrath - tackle for Cleveland Rams and Buffalo Indians
Larry Peace - halfback for Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL)
Sherm Barnes - end for Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) and Buffalo Tigers
Frank Bykowski - guard for Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Tigers
Bob Holstrom - back for Boston Bears (AFL), Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL), Buffalo Tigers
Andy Karpus - halfback for New York Yankees and Americans (AFL II and III), Los Angeles Bulldogs, Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo Tigers
Ernie Wheeler - halfback for Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Cardinals, Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo Tigers
Joe Ratica - center for Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL), Boston Bears (AFL), and Buffalo Tigers
Phil Dokes - defensive tackle for Buffalo Bills 1977-78
Dante Love - Former wide receiver for Ball State University[5]
Colt Anderson - Safety for University of Montana[6]
Will Towery - Center for East Carolina University (not to be confused with Will Towery, whose Wyoming murder conviction was overturned in 1917[7])
Renaldo Works - Running back for The University of Oklahoma

American football leagues

Eastern Pennsylvania Football League - 1930s minor league
FCYFL-Falls Church Virginia Youth Football leagues

American football stadia

Commercial Field - home field of AFL I and NFL Brooklyn Horsemen
Luna Bowl (currently a redirect) - home stadium of AFL I Cleveland Panthers
Dairy Bowl (currently a redirect) - home stadium of AFL III Milwaukee Chiefs (AFL) and (briefly) NFL Green Bay Packers
Douglas Park (Rock Island) - one of two homes of Rock Island Independents NFL/AFL I team

American football teams

George Mason University Patriots - College Football team from Fairfax, Va. (www.gmufootball.gmu.edu)
Massillon Tigers - first professional football team
Hollywood Stars (American football) - hired Kenny Washington and Woody Strode when the NFL had a color barrier; chief rival of Los Angeles Bulldogs throughout both teams' existence
From AFL II: Boston Shamrocks (AFL) (currently a redirect), New York Yankees (1936 AFL)
From AFL/APFA (1938-1939): Chicago Indians (sometimes called the East Chicago Indians), Cincinnati Blades, Dayton Rosies, Kenosha Cardinals, Louisville Tanks, Nashville Rebels
Richmond Rebels (originally Richmond Arrows) - last champion of the AA/AFL; team's jump to AA/AFL caused implosion of Dixie League

American Wakeboarders

Danny Harf - 2006 Pro Wakeboard Tour Champion, landed switch heelside 1080 on September 6, 2006, co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding
Emily Copeland-Durham - 2007 Atlanta Pro Wakeboard Tour Champion, co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding
Chad Sharpe - co-founder of Ronix Wakeboarding

Archery

Ben Glover DCAS Archer
Archery World Cup
UKSAA - United Kingdom Student Archery Association
AMCE - Archery Competitions Made Easy

Association Football (soccer)

Association football competitions

Association football teams

Aabyhøj IF
Sociedad Deportiva Flamengo (Ecuador)
NK Ihan
NK Izola
IFK Ölme
IFK Västerås
Reymersholms IK
Westermalms IF
WSG Wattens (de:WSG Swarovski Wattens)
Rio Cricket e Associação Atlética
Any number of teams from the Tercera División in Spain.
NK Šentjur
NK Pohorje
Elsenham YFC
Scotland national under-16 football team
Any Women's football teams involved in the UEFA Women's Cup.
Sneyd Park AFC
BSG KKW Greifswald
Manchester United F.C. season 1988–89
Manchester United F.C. season 1987–88
Manchester United F.C. season 1986–87
Manchester United F.C. season 1985–86
Manchester United F.C. season 1984–85
Manchester United F.C. season 1983–84
Manchester United F.C. season 1982–83
Manchester United F.C. season 1981–82
Manchester United F.C. season 1980–81
Manchester United F.C. season 1979–80

Brazilian Teams

Acre state

São Francisco Futebol Clube

Alagoas state

Amapá state

Amazonas state

Bahia state

Ceará state

Distrito Federal

Mato Grosso State

Mato Grosso do Sul State

Rio Grande do Norte State

Rio de Janeiro State

Eastern Europe

German

Italian

Association Football Players (Individual)

A-D

Tim Bergmsa
Ismail Al Hammadi
Karibu Alausa
Saifeldin Ali Idris Masawi
Andreas Andreou
Genaro Adrinua
José Daniel Álvarez
Marco Antônio Ayupe
Gavin Baker
Franco Bambico
Giorgos Barkoglou
Gerhard Bäßler [10]
Alfred Beck [11]
Kevin Begois [12]
Giuseppe Bellusci
Andreas Bielau [13]
Marcos Antônio Boiadeiro
Ricardo Boiadeiro
Mladen Bojić
Tomislav Božić
Alipio Duarte Brandano
Ulrich Braun [14]
Karl Brauneder [15]
Dieter Brei [16]
George Bryans
Uli Büscher/Ulrich Büscher [17]
Peter Burák
Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak, twin of Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak, play for Negeri Sembilan NAZA, one of the key members who lifted the 2008 Pestabola Merdeka
Paul Cairney
Lee Carlsen
Davide Carrus [18]
Branislav Chervenka
Meir Cohen
Dietmar Constantini [19]
Božidar Cosic
Ricardo Cruz (footballer)
Gerhard Cyliax [20]
Ahmed Daher
Dimitris Daskalakis
Domenico Di Cecco
Norbert Dickel [21]
Abass Dieng Cheikh
Bernd Dörfel [22]
Gert Dörfel/Charly Dörfel [23]
Djimalde Dossengar
Gareth Douglas
Godwin Dwomoh

E-J

K-M

N-S

T-Z

Association Football Coaches

Association Football Executives

Misc

Julian Jones http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123449601142680913.html
Big Red (automobile) Famous 1969 Camaro that wins road races against Ferrari's and the like. top speed over 220 mph. www.bigredcamaro.com 68.177.12.38 (talk) 20:02, 10 January 2009 (UTC) Also mentioned in this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Laughlin 68.177.12.38 (talk) 20:52, 24 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Ali Sami Alkis (Turkish soccer figure)
GreenPitch Magazine (American soccer magazine)
Global Soccer Agencies (Co-owners of football players)
Leeds United and Chelsea rivalry
Tushball
Bootball A popular game in mid west united states similiar to soccer but played with an American football.
Co-ownership (football)
Panathinaikos FC season 2006-07
Bob Hoffman (weightlifter) ("Father of weightlifting")
Ole Ole Ole (Name Of The Game) [85]
Quadball (Phillips Exeter Academy Main sport)
Cherry Bear the AFC Bournemouth mascot.
Water-carrier midfielder. That term was once said by Eric Cantona to describe Didier Deschamps in a negative sense. But now that term seems to give a positive meaning.
501st EAD Airsoft Noobs
Ecuador youth national football team and include a section on the winning of the 2007 Pan-American Games.
Australian Internationals to have played in the English Premier League
Norwegian Internationals to have played in the English Premier League
NOCSAE or The National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
Operation Bullpen FBI bust of one of the largest fake signature organizations.

Athletics

Double Decathlon - competitors compete in all 20 individual track & field events (minus the marathon and walks) over two days, 10 events per day. see [86]
Omaha Marathon - Long established running event in Omaha, Nebraska. Official web site: Official web site
Zurich Marathon
Western Roll
Leslie MacMitchell - won Sullivan Award in 1941, was a long-distance runner
Daniel Awde - British Decathlete
Birmingham Cross Country League - One of the most competitive domestic cross country leagues in the UK.
National Intercollegiate Running Club Association (NIRCA) - National governing body for collegiate cross country and track clubs at over 50 colleges and universities across the U.S. See [87]
Dagm Endalkachew - (Mount Saint Joseph High School '12) One of the top freshman cross country runners in the state of Maryland.

Athletes

Helena Fuchsová, Czech sprinter
Jacqueline Hansen, born Nov. 20, 1948. Twice set world marathon record, first woman to run a sub-2:40 marathon (Oct. 12, 1975), 12 lifetime marathon wins (including Boston & Honolulu), set 15k world record, 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award - Southern California Assoc. USA Track & Field [88]
Trey Hardee, Decathlon 2008 Olympics
Chester Winterbrough (footballer philosopher gymnast chess player)

Australian rules football

Greenvale Jets
Category:St Kilda Saints players
Kristian Bardsley
David Keith (footballer)
2009 International Rules Series
Zachory Clark (footballer)
Christian Bock (footballer)
Total Footy Manager (fantasy football game)

Badminton

Baseball

Gary Christenson
Jaime Cocanower
Ronnie Deck - Orioles bullpen catcher
John Dettmer
Brian Dubois
East Dixie League - Class C league, 1934-35
Eddie Epstein - Pioneer baseball analyst & author
Chico Escárrega
Héctor Fajardo
Dan Gakeler
Brian Givens
Dave Haas
Marcus Hanel - Brewers bullpen catcher
Bryce Harper-HS catching prospect
Mark Kiefer
Jerry Kutzler
Major League Baseball Draft secondary phase
Joel McKeon
Lewis Meacham
Miguel Negrón
Marty Noble
Ryan Nye
Panamanian Baseball League
Larry Pashnick
Jeff Peterek
Jay Pettibone
Will Rankin
Bruce Robbins
Sid Roberson
Jimmy Rogers (baseball)
Luis Saturria
Randy Scarbery
Shawn Sedlacek
Roger Smithberg
Byron Speece
West Dixie League - Class C league, 1934-35
Tommy Whiteman

Basketball

2008-09 Big East Conference men's basketball season
Women's Basketball Coaches Association
1998-1999 NBA lockout
Acrodunk
List of defunct college basketball conferences - to complement the existing list for college football

Basketball Basic terms

dasherboard system
inset goal (basketball)
baseline dunk
Amoeba Defense - A defense run by Jerry Tarkanian at UNLV in the 1980s and 90's. How does it work ?

Basketball Coaches

Dave Arseneault
Abby Landers
Bob J Calihan - University of Detroit Men's Basketball Coach (1948-69). Finished with a 306-241 (.559) career coaching record. [89]
Billy Clapper - University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and former college player at Youngstown State University.
Robin Selvig
Ivan Zezelj - Croatian coach of the Jadranka that makes his team loose by 150 points
Dan Mara - Coached Mitchell College Women's Basketball Team to an all-time record 223 consecutive regular-season victories.[90]
Brian Giorgis Head Coach Marist College Women's basketball, 9-time HS state champion [91]
Valerio Bianchini - Italian coach who won the Euroleague twice (Italian article)
Scott Ninnis - New head coach of the Adelaide 36ers
Mike Moreau - Director of The Basketball Academy at IMG Academies and writer for HoopsWorld.com and ESPN.com
Merv Lopes - Coached Chaminade University
Aydan Siyavus - Legendary Coach of Turkish Basketball League. 7 titles from mid 70's to mid 80's.
Marvin Speight - Coach of the Arkansas State University Indians from 1963 - 1969.
Sergio Scariolo - Coach of the Spanish national team and Khimki BC, former coach of Real Madrid (Italian article)

Basketball Teams

1960-61 Ohio State Buckeyes men's basketball team
Cáceres C.B. Spanish basketball team. es:Club Baloncesto Cáceres
North American Chinese Basketball Association (NACBA)
Jadranka Losinj Croatian basketball team that plays in the second division
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women's basketball
Belgium women's national basketball team
Zimbabwe national basketball team
Namibia national basketball team
Pakistan national basketball team
Rhode Island Rams men's basketball
Vagabond Kings
Itihad de Tanger IRT CLUB - Basketball team from Morocco
Hapoel Ramat Gan (basketball) - Ligat Winner
Hapoel Eilat - Ligat Winner
Elitzur Netanya - Ligat Winner
Hapoel Gevat/Yagur - Ligat Winner
Maccabi Iron Ramat Gan - Ligat Winner
Hapoel Haifa (basketball) - Ligat Winner

Basketball Players

Trey Ford-one of top college basketball recruit before getting injured
Courtney "Downtown" Dydo - Played for the Libertyville, IL Wildcats until 2001 and was known for 3 pointers "Downtown"
Imran Ali
Shannon Cate-Schweyen
Jim Creighton (basketball)
Agim Fagu - Albanian basketabll player
Brad Koenig from Sam Houston State University; model
Noel MacDonald
Sam Okey - former University of Wisconsin basketball player, Big Ten Freshman of the Year, quit team after police run-ins, transferred to Iowa..
Mersad Ramic
Diana Vines
Landon Turner
Kevin Houston - Former West Point basketball player and 1987 NCAA scoring champion
Ashante Johnson
Taylor Williams
Dylan Takao currently plays for Taisho
Jonte Flowers - G/F for the Winona State Warriors Division II NCAA team. Led the team to a record 57 straight wins, including one National Championship victory.
Chris Christoffersen - Denmark, born 1979, 7'2, 300lbs
Jiří Zedníček - former Czechoslovakian player, Eurobasket 1967 MVP
Anatoly/Anatoli Myshkin - former Soviet star forward (Russian article)
Osvaldo Jeanty - Canadian University player, won five consecutive national tournaments, currently playing in the German Basketball Bundesliga
Abby Waner - Plays at Duke University
Milenko Topić - ex Yugoslav power forward (French article)
Dragan Kapičić - ex Yugoslav basketball star, Stefan Kapičić's father
Ljubodrag "Duci" Simonović - ex Yugoslav basketball star
Milorad Sokolović - ex Yugoslav basketball star
Nebojša Ilić - ex Yugoslav basketball star
Ali Farokhmanesh - Iranian-American NCAA player for Northern Iowa Panthers
Dušan Vukčević - Serbian player, formerly of Olimpia Milano, now of Virtus Bologna (Italian article)
Eva Němcová - Czech former player, only All-WNBA Team member whose article hasn't been created yet (French article)
Evan Turner - Plays at Ohio State
Marcus Landry - Plays for the Wisconsin Badgers
- If you have removed a National Basketball Association player from this list, please add that name to the list of NBA players.
- If you have removed a WNBA player from this list, please add that name to the list of WNBA players.

Basketball Referees

Billiards (pool)

Thomas B. Harless- US Professional Billiards player in the 1960s and 70s. He was ranked 32nd in the United States before he placed himself in rehab for his cocaine addiction. He currently lives in Goochland, VA with his 17 children.
Barry M. Dubow- US open of pocket billiards, Billliards (Pool) Promoter and salesman
Stefano Pelinga - European born trick shot artist and professional player.
cueist - is linked to in the list of sportspeople by nickname, not exactly sure what it is.
Nikola Kemilev -Bulgarian pool champion.
Shoot Pool - 80's TV show about the London Championships.
Around the World (billiards) - billiards game in which multiple players may participate. "cutthroat" is another example.

Bobsleigh

Bodybuilding

Musclemania
Endothil - The effect on lean muscle mass and performance
Instone Stallone Nutrition
Years in bodybuilding
Dates in bodybuilding
Bulking and Cutting - Popular body building technique
Plank (exercise)

Bodybuilding Athletes

Sean Nalewanyj
Lee Hanley
Kike Elloma
Bolo Yueng
Mike Walter Jowett
Andreas Cahling
NO2 revolution
Frederick C. Hatfield
Tom Martin
Nick Whyman
Alex McTavish (sub 100kg bench) (max)
Sam Fussell
Lynn McCrossin
Robert Hoffman (bodybuilder)-"father of American weighlifting", national coach, publisher of Strength and Health magazine
Shannon Dey - Professional Fitness Athlete
Jean Pierre Fux (bodybuilder)
Abdel Hamid El Gindy (bodybuilder)
Mark Malki
Erika Mes (bodybuilder) Won Miss Physique of the Universe Championships in 1980
Ade Rai - Musclemania champion, Mr Asia and top notch Indonesian bodybuilder. Can easily lay claim to being the Steve Reeves of late 1990s and early 21st century
Carlos Ignacio Abrego Zelada Mr. Central America and Caribbean Champion

Bodybuilding Equipment

Bowling

Boxing

Brian "Freakin'" Morrell Current Street Fighter MMA, (Former Professional Boxer) [92]
Chad VanSickle
Timothy "The Big Moose" Aikenhead
Peter "Young Rump Steak" Crawley
Jean Bretonnel French manager and boxer
Yuri Barashian
Bobby Dawson
Todd "Kid" Foster
Bert Gilroy
Francis Jones (boxer) - Francis 'Fearless' Jones, bantamweight and former Hartlepool United trainee footballer
Tami Mauriello
Jelena Mrdjenovich
Volodya Oleynik
Lyndon Parker
Alex Trujillo
José Correa
Oleh Platov
Oleksiy Trofimov
Laurie Karstadt
Israel Akopkochyan
Angela Rivera
Kelsey Jeffries
Derek Hinkey - Super Middleweight boxer [93]
Bobby Arthur
Cecilia Brækhus - Norwegian professional boxer, female.

Bridge

Canoe / Kayak

Canoe / Kayak Competitors

Andre Spino-Smith
Shaun Baker
Tao Berman
Fiona Pennie
David Lee Bruns (World Kayak Free Run Grand Champion 2007 - from South Charleston, OH)

Cheerleading

Cheergyms.com
scorpion (stunt) (one-legged stunt)

Climbing

Dynamic belay
Free Ladder Climbing
Roped party
Cathedral Ledge
Mike Ruddal - Team leader, Bridgend Mountain Rescue. Gave his life for scout.
climbing helmets
Etrier

Cricket

Cycling

Events

Tour of Ireland Cycle Challenge 2007, This an opportunity to test yourself together with your friends and riders from all over Ireland and Europe on four day cycle challenge starting from Lisburn and tour through the most scenic and popular parts of Ireland to Dublin.
Landismas
La Route de France féminine, probably included in Grande Boucle (formerly known as the Tour Cycliste Feminin, or simply Tour Feminin).

Cycle racing events in the United States

Cyclists

Male cyclists

Female cyclists

Coaches, trainers, organizers, administrators, painters, builders, mechanics

Cycling equipment

Bicycle geometry

Bicycle geometry

Bicycle user group

RadBall

Diving

Companies

Divers

Diving Equipment

Dragonboat

Yuan Ching Secondary School Dragon Boat Team

Fencing

Style

Mensuren

Field hockey

Filip Neusser, Czech Republic goalkeeper
Neath Hockey Club

Figure skating

Fishing

TackleTour- Pioneer Tackle Review site
Tilapia Anatomy
Vosseler fly reels
Avet reels
Fingerling (fish)
Solunar Theory
Penn reels
Stephen Pineau - Collegiate Bass Angler
Jonathon VanDam - Professional Bass Angler
Katie Powell- British junior olympic representative
Robbie Walker - College Student

Golf

Golfers

* If you have removed a golfer from this list, please add that name to the List of golfers, if not already present.
Barclay Howard (golfer)
Herbert O'Connor (golfer)
Alice Ritzman
Leslie Spalding
Scott Tunnell
Jack Black (golfer), played in the 1922 Open Golf Championship
Chad Maulsby
Austin Lord - Cornell University Golfer

Argentine golfers

Australian golfers

Michael Sim

Brazillian golfers

Mário Gonzalez

Canadian golfers

Wilf Homenuik

Chilean golfers

Colombian golfers

English golfers

Irish golfers

Liam Higgins

Italian golfers

Ugo Grappasonni

Paraguayan golfers

Scottish golfers

Sierra Leone golfers

James Lebbie

South African golfers

Spanish golfers

Angel Miguel

Swedish golfers

United States golfers

Luke List- Recently turned pro out of Vanderbilt University and Baylor School not Baylor University
Peter Teravainen
Nick Gilliam

Zimbabwean golfers

Tongoona Charamba

Golf Clubs and Courses

When a golf course has been added, remember to place it in the appropriate golf course and club category

Binks Forest Golf Club (Wellington, Florida)
Castle Pines Golf Club (Castle Rock, Colorado)
Deep Dale Golf Club (Manhasset, New York)
Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club (Felixstowe, Suffolk, England)
Mission Hills Country Club (Rancho Mirage, California)
National Golf Club (Woodbridge, Canada)
Oakwood Country Club (Coal Valley, Illinois)
Richmond County Country Club
Rockleigh Golf Course
Royal Dornoch Golf Club
Seminole Golf Club
Tarandowah Golfers Club (Avon, Ontario, Canada), one of the courses designed by Dr. Martin Hawtree
The Links at Spanish Bay
The Alotian Club
Sandpines Golf Club (Florence, Oregon), one of the courses designed by Rees Jones
Hornsea Golf Club Square Drivers
Corhampton Golf Club (Hampshire, England)
Saucon Valley Country Club (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania)
Rackham Golf Course (Huntington Woods, Michigan), donated to the City of Detroit, Michigan by philanthropist Horace Rackham

Miscellaneous

Golf Foundation
OffGolf
ancient golf
GOLF.com
Golf Club Manufacturers
Golf in Turkey
Golf in Ireland
Wandering Golfer
AAGolf Magazine Publication for Asian American Golfers
Nike Golf (currently a redirect to Nike, Inc.)
Power-Bilt
playing partner
competitions and tournaments
CBS Golf Classic

Gymnastics

Events

Gymnastics World Cup initially with sections on Turnier der Meister, Internationaux de France, etc.

Gymnasts

Stephanie Seich
Magdalena Brzeska - Polish-German gymnast by the 1996 Summer Olympics
Matthew Maletroit - A senior Jersey gymnast
Imke Glas - A Junior Elite gymnast who was paralyzed in 2007 from an accident on vault.
Austyn Fobes - A Junior Elite gymnast.
Patryk Sawicki
Katie Cannon- British sports aerobics champion
Saylor Kirkpatrick- Featured in the July/August 2007 USA Gymnastics Magazine
Allison Heizelman- University of Missouri-Columbia

Elements in artistic gymnastics

Horse riding & racing

Hialeah Race Track
National Trotting Association
Tropical Park - now a Miami-Dade County recreational park, former track whose winter series of races often served as a training ground for the Triple Crown

Racehorses

Storm in May
Mr. Greeley
Fairy Gold
Glanmire (horse)
Haru-urara - losingest horse, japanese
St Lads Popcorn
Patena - a highly touted 2009 Triple Crown Contender
Mr. Whoudini - New Zealand Harness racing horse , something to represent NZ harness horses
Greg Brydon(horse) Had not won a race for 94 starts, 343 days and 3 years until Kevin smith started to train him.

Barrel Racing

Riders & Jockeys

Greville Starkey - Jockey who won 1975 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Star Appeal and also rode Dancing Brave [109]
Carrie Ford
Dawn Palethorpe
Clara Linder
Jill Betuker
Vanessa Haas
Austen Phillips
Paige Johnson
Barbara Worth - [110]
Teddi Jo Mellencamp
Brianne Goutal
Jeanette Breakwell
Hanna Botney
Julie Welles
Edward "Snapper" Garrison
Amir Quinn
Devin Palazzolo- Dressage
Michael Desjardins Sr. - famous New Jersey driver
Kevin Babington - Irish show jumping Olympian http://kevinbabington.com/KevinBabington.htm

Riding Trainers

Horse breeders

Jacques D. Wimpfheimer (J.D. Wimpfheimer)

Miscellaneous

Horse racing in the United States
Horseracing in Hong Kong
Horseracing in France
Morning Line
The naming of race horses
British Racing School
Cherokee Bridle
Cavaletti
Georgina Henschel - aka Georgie Henschel - noted breeder of Highland- and Icelandic-ponies - author of several books on riding
Demi O'Byrne - Bloodstock agent to Coolmore Stud
Horse Surfing - Invented by Daniel Fowler-Prime. World Premier of the sport took place in Dubai.

Ice hockey

General

exhibition season - currently redirects to National Football League exhibition season
Hockey Heritage North
B2 Networks - Online streaming pay-per-view video network that broadcast sporting events (mainly minor league hockey games) - http://www.b2now.com
Amateur Hockey Association of the United States - had a conflict with the Amateur Athletic Unionat the 1948 Winter Olympics
National Aboriginal Hockey Championships - No page exists yet, has been hosted for a while now

Teams

Lethbridge Sugar Kings - AJHL (Alberta Junior Hockey League) - Canada
HK Gomel - Belarus
Khimvolokno Mogilev - Belarus
Arizona Icecats, the college hockey team in tucson, AZ
Dniprovskiye Volki Dnipropetrovsk - Ukraine
SC Riessersee - Germany
ATEK Kyiv - Ukraine
Polytekhnik Kyiv - Ukraine
Dnepr Kherson - Ukraine
Gladiator Lviv - Ukraine
Donbass Donetsk - Ukraine
Druzhba-78 Kharkiv - Ukraine
KH Kyiv - Ukraine
Dieppe Goats - Canada
Vityaz Kharkiv - Ukraine
CHZ Litvinov - Czechoslovakia
Perth Panthers - Scotland
CHAMPS HOCKEY - Victoria, Australia
Coppell High School Hockey - Coppell, Texas
Sydney Millionaires - Sydney, Nova Scotia
Nhl GameCenter live - North America Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).

National teams

Women's teams

Beltway Bandits (tennis) - Northern Virginia, DC

Ice hockey players

Over 99% of all NHL players are listed at List of NHL players. To create an article for a player, click on a red link there.
Jim Nagle, The top scorer for ECDC Memmigen hockey club in Germany from Woburn, MA.
Brandon Sugden Journeyman enforcers who most recently played for the New York Islanders.

Other

Fear the Fin An SB Nation blog about the San Jose Sharks.

Hunting

Martial arts

UMAFED- or United Martial Arts Federation [umafed.org]* is an organization founded by Master William C. Kelly in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ninja Shoge Hook- a chained hook weapon...
Jishu Kan Ryu- Japanese martial art founded by Shuho Sugita in 1957
Zen-Bei Butokukai - Sanctioned as the American representative of the Dai Nippon Butokukai
David Adiv
Sport Karate - extreme martial arts
Barry Pang
Kupso
Russell McCartney
Stephen F. Kaufman
kung fu wu su
Rallarsving - a European television show about martial arts
Rick Young
Brent Hamby
Shinshu Komyo Buddhist Sect
Xin Sarith Wuku Martial Artist
tailsman type of dagger usually thrown
Bunga Silat
Joseph Simonet Martial Artist & founder of KiFighting Concepts
Simon Yuen
Frank Chow - Introduced Ed. Parker to Kenpo
Tiger Schulmann
Chunjido
SulKiDo - (or Sul Ki Do) Korean martial art; derived from Kuk Sool Won
Low kick - fr:Coup de pied bas
Matt Furey
Zujitsu-Ryu
Soke Grandmaster Chaka Zulu
Cass Magda
Guy Chase
Dennis Survival
Dennis Hanover
Yoram Yehezkel
Larry Tatum American martial artist, 10th Degree Black Belt in Ed Parker's American Kenpo System
Daniel Lemine Professional Assassin, Founder of Demon Fox Style in 2001

Karate

Akihito Isaka (8th Dan Shotokan Karate instructor)
seishincanada (Kyokushin Karate Website)
Karate for Christ (Karate Dojo in VA)
J. Pat Burleson (Founder of American Karate Studios)
Daniel Pope- [111] [112] author of "The Adventures of Dayne Traveler", World Karate Master Instructor of the Daniel Pope Institute, World Karate Champion
Shihan Dan S. Soller, founder, Phoenix Karatedo Association
Fred Ettish. Mustachioed Karate fighter from UFC 2.
Prince Loeffler Head Instructor of the Shugyokan Shorin Ryu Dojo
Taiji Kase (1929 - 2004 Co-Founder of World Karate-Do Shotokan Academy)
Steve Cattle (English Karate and Judo international champion)
Shoto Budo (Karate style developed in Scotland influenced much by Mitsusuke Harada Sensei)
TISKA (Traditional International Shotokan Karate Organisation)
Osaka Yoshiharu (Executive director of JKA, 8th dan, featured in numerous books and videos)

Kung Fu

Bat Style
List of Shaolin Styles
Wolf Style
Lung Jop Pai-Shaolin Dragon Style Kung Fu
18 Daoist Palms System
List of Kung Fu Weapons (sort by northern/southern)
Mi Sung system, current Grandmaster Keychin Song
Crab Style
Shen Lung Kung Fu

Hung Gar

Monk Spade

Tai Chi Chuan

Wing Chun

People

Aikido

Shotokan Karate

John Fonseca Elitemaf.com

Judo

Jujutsu

Al Thomas - Grandmaster of Jujutsu and the star of "The World of Martial-Arts" .
Aiven Andrians - ( Also Known As : "Little Dragon" ) Well known student of Al Thomas .
Terence Bent - 16 year old MMA / Jui-Jitsu upcoming prodigy.
Crézio Chaves -
Females in Martial Arts - an organisation within the World Ju-Jitsu Federation
Alan Campbell (martial artist)
Kaze Arashi Ryu -
Mathew D Holyfield -upcoming prodigy and future star of hit martial arts film staring Val Kilmer and Jackie Chan

Kickboxing

Lacrosse

Scott Growney

Muay Thai

Ninjitsu

Taekwondo

Il-Kwon Kim
Wei Luo
Taepoong
Master David Jordinson, 7th Dan
Taekwon-Do Student's Oath - including the oath written in English and hangul
Master Per Andresen, 7th Dan
National Taekwon-Do Norway
Independent Taekwondo Association
Taekwon-Do International - organisation created to rise abovethe current political problems. Members include the TAGB, membership 27,000.
Chip Townsend - Holder of world record in speed breaking as of 2008, despite having only one eye and, on the occasion, a fractured forearm.

Tang Soo Do

Capoeira

LimaLama

American-Polynesian martial art

Kwanmukan Karate

Escrima

Rene Latosa

Mixed Martial Arts

Ryan Shamrock (fighter) - Ken Shamrock's son and soon to be mma fighter in 2009.
fusion thai
Mark Hall (fighter) - notable as having fought on several UFC cards
Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu - Dave Camarillo. Integration of Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
list of DEEP champions - List of the past and current champions from the Japanese mixed martial arts organization DEEP
UFC 2009
Mike Patt (fighter) - Fighting first UFC at UFC 88 against Tim Boetsch.
Tristan Yunker (fighter) - Fought many notable MMA fighters, such as Clay Guida, John Halverson, Pete Spratt, Rob Kimmons, Hector Lombard, and Jason Chambers.
Adam Tarsey - Brazillian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Marcus Soares, a 7th degree black belt under Carlson Gracie. Holds notable wins over former PRIDE Fighting Championships veteran Joey Villasenor and UFC veteran Ivan Salaverry.
Liju Joseph - Founder of Lijujitsu
Steve Mazzagatti - Referee for Muay Thai, K-1, And Mixed Martial Art's. Best known from UFC.
Kron Gracie (fighter) - Young bjj competitor and fighter of Gracie Family
Gregor Gracie (fighter) - Young bjj competitor and mma fighter of Gracie Family
Alex Steibling (fighter - Notable carrer in Pride FC including victory over world class grappler Allan Goes
Casey "The Underdog" Olson - Up-and-coming MMA professional fighter; former wrestler at Clovis High, Fresno City College and Fresno State. Trains at The Pit, San Luis Obispo (Calif.) and fights out of Fresno (Calif.). http://www.TEAMUNDERDOG24.com
Noah Thomas (fighter) - The Ultimate Fighter 5 cast member and current TKO Bantamweight Champion
Luigi Emile Mondelli (instructor) - Head instructor of American Top Team Connecticut, 4 times BJJ pan american champion, trainer of fighters such as Glover Teixeira and Daniel Cramer
Ultimate Challenge UK the new english mma organisation formely known as cage rage

Kalaripayat

Shri Narayan Mudar Suvarna - South Canara.

Motocross

Gary Wells
Larry Linkogle
Eric Cagle
Night of the Jumps Official FIM World Championships in Freestyle Motocross

Motorcycle Speedway

Nigel Pearson Speedway

Motorsports

Other

Pro Systems
Scott A Robinson
Eddie Gossage
James Ince - Former NASCAR crew chief, led many drivers to best finishes, thousands of articles on Google. Crew chief for drivers Ted Musgrave, Ernie Irvan, Jeff Burton, Johnny Benson and others.
F1-X Dubai - Theme Park based on F1 soon to be opened in Dubai
Buddy Parrott - Winning crew chief in the 1990 Daytona 500 with driver Derrike Cope. Moved to Team Penske and won 10 races in 1993 with Rusty Wallace. Joined Roush Racing and Jeff Burton in 1996. Sons Todd and Brad are also NASCAR crew chiefs.
Steve Nichols - Project leader and designer of McLaren MP4-4 Formula One Car in 1988 F1 season
Gordon Brown (racer) - (req. prior 2008-04-02) - (1938-2003), Canadian race car driver and inventor of the automotive restraint net.

Female Drivers

Motor Racing Events or Series (Defunct, Existing and Proposed)

POWRi Midgets, Min-Sprints, Micro-Sprints
Demolition Events National Tour
Formula 4
Frederik Laboyrie
Indonesian Grand Prix
Moto Giro D'Italia
Moto-ST
OSCAAR
Redex Trials
Run What Ya Brung (RWYB)
Super Taikyu
Prodrift
International Supermodified Association
Midwest Supermodified Association
2008 International Formula Master season
1996 British Formula 3 Season
Toyota Indy 400 (Former CART and IRL race at California Speedway)
New England 200 (IndyCar)
Trans-Am seasonal pages
2002 Tecate/Telmex Monterrey Grand Prix (2002 CART season opener) and remaining 2002 CART events
2001 American Memorial (CART Champ Car event in which Alessandro Zanardi was nearly killed)

Motor Racing Circuits

* If possible, please try to give the name of the actual circuit and not the name of the race (i.e. Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (circuit) rather than San Marino GP (race), or Circuito de Guia (circuit) rather than Macau GP (race)).
Caen Grand Prix
Cascais street circuit
Circuit de Chimay
Favorita Park
Helsinki Thunder
Circuit Jules Tacheny
Jyllands-Ringen
Karlskoga Motorstadion
Marchbanks
Mas du Clos
Neva Ring
Rijeka race track
Roskilde Ring
Autodromo di Siracusa
Tulln-Langenlebarn
Circuito Vasco Sameiro
Val de Vienne
George V Paris
Yahuarcocha Circuit
Oakleigh Go-Kart Racing Club

Motor Rallies

Himalayan Car Rally - Himalayan Car Rally
Monsoon Car Rally - Monsoon Car Rally

A1GP Drivers

Touring Car Drivers

Vincent Bayle - fwd recordman on nordschleife with Production vehicles 23 june 08

Stock Car Drivers

Tony Spanos - Australian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start, finishing 18th, at Martinsville in April 1987
Adam Clarke (racing driver) - Australian who made 2 NASCAR Truck Series starts in 2002
Terry Byers - Australian who made 5 NASCAR Cup starts in 1989/90
Christine Beckers - Female driver from Belgium who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1977
Lothar Motschenbacher - German who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1970
Fritz Schultz - German who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1971
Alex Garcia (racing driver) - Venezuelan who has made 4 NASCAR Nationwide starts in 2007/08
John Graham (racing driver) - Northern Ireland born driver who made 10 NASCAR Nationwide starts from 2004-2007
Antonio Perez (racing driver) - Mexican who made 2 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2007/08
Patrick Goeters - Mexican who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2006
Carlos Pardo - Mexican who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2006
Rafael Martinez (racing driver) - Mexican who made 2 NASCAR Nationwide starts in 2005 and 2008
Ruben Garcia Novoa - Mexican who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2005
Larry Pollard - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup and 98 Nationwide starts between 1985 and 1990
Buddie Boys - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1984/86
Laurent Rioux - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1983/84
Jack Donohue (racing driver) - Canadian who made 5 NASCAR Cup starts in 1974/76
John Banks (racing driver) - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup starts in 1974/75
Yvon DuHamel - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup starts in 1973
Jack Simpson (racing driver) - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1973/78
Les Covey - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Cup starts in 1972
Serge Adams - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1968
Frog Fagan - Canadian who made 20 NASCAR Cup starts in 1967/71
Don Biederman - Canadian who made 42 NASCAR Cup starts in 1966/69
Nick Rampling - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1966
Jim Bray (racing driver) - Canadian who made 15 NASCAR Cup starts in 1962/74
Dick Foley - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Cup starts in 1957/60
Norman Schihl - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup starts in 1956
Jim Wilson (racing driver) - Canadian who made 3 NASCAR Cup starts in 1955/56
Wally Branston - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1954
Leo Bergeron - Canadian who made 2 NASCAR Cup starts in 1953
Geoffrey Dessault - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1953
Lloyd Shaw (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1953
Albert Lemieux (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Cup start in 1952
Allen Heath - Canadian who made 4 NASCAR Cup starts in 1951/54 and was the first foreign born driver to race at Cup level
Mike MacKenzie - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 2007
Kat Teasdale - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1998
Rick Bye - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1995
Victor Sifton - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Nationwide start in 1995
Pierre Bourque (racing driver) - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Truck start in 2007
Kevin Dowler - Canadian who made 1 NASCAR Truck start in 2004
Teri MacDonald - Canadian who made 7 NASCAR Truck starts in 2002/07
Jason Thom - Canadian who made 6 NASCAR Truck starts in 2000/02
Robbie Thompson - Canadian who made 2 NASCAR Truck start in 1999/00
Raul Cilloniz - Peruvian who made 2 NASCAR Cup starts in 1959
Jackson Humanic - American teenager who has broken records in Dirt Oval Stock Car Racing in 2006/08
Jack Bowsher - ARCA Series 3x Champion 1963,64,65 and 5x Car Owner Champion 1x USAC Stock Car Owner Champion with AJ Foyt as Driver

Australian and New Zealand Drivers

David Oxton
Shane Tucker
Tony Roberts (racing driver) Winner of Bathurst 500 multiple times

Motor Racing Teams

BFR Motorsports - Race team based in Lutherville, MD competing in Sports Car Club of America National competition.
Chub Frank-World of Outlaws Late Models driver[113]
Jim Hall Racing, former CART IndyCar team
Luigi Racing - Raced BMW[114][115] and Alfa Romeo[116][117][118] in ETCC, Le Mans 24 Hours [119] and Spa 24 Hours [120][121].
SL Motorsport - I believe they currently compete in the Kumho BMW Championship
Team Broken Man - Endurance driving Team.
Team TEZ - Australian Motorcycle Racing and Riding Club
Ultimate Motorsports - British F3 race winners reportedly interested in purchasing the Toro Rosso Formula One team. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/68188
BimmerWorld Racing - Speed World Challenge competitor and race winner owned by James Clay http://www.bimmerworldracing.com

Terms

Armco (As in the barrier, not the company to which "Armco" currently re-directs)
7-post shaker rig

Orienteering

Thierry Georgiou

Rodeo

Roller Skating

Roller Skaters

Rowing

Flyweight Rowing - the weight class below lightweight, generally with a maximum of 145lbs in male categories.
Rowing Specific Training
Red Rose Crew
Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships
Lea Rowing Club - a successful rowing club on the river Lea in London, England.
Royal Students Boat Club "Njord" - The oldest student boat club in the Netherlands (1874)
Great Miami Rowing - New rowing club in Hamilton Ohio

Rowers

Rugby

Other requested articles are listed at Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union/Requests

Domestic rugby teams

Lewes R.F.C
Cowichan R.F.C
John Brown University R.F.C.
Capilano Rugby R.F.C.
Beverley R.U.F.C
Belmont Shore Women's Rugby Football Club, a women's rugby club based in Long Beach, California and associated with the Belmont Shore Rugby Club. The club has won two national championships and the website is www.bswrfc.com
Nottingham Casuals Rugby Union Football Club
Delhi Hurricanes R.F.C - Delhi hurricanes rugby football club is a r.f.c. situated in delhi, india, for more information log onto delhihurricanes.co.nr
Old Elthamians R.F.C Old Elthamians is one of the most successful London clubs of the last 10 years. Old Elthamians is renowned for it's Mini and Youth rugby section, which has produced many of the current stars of the club and also a couple of have gone on to gain both Premiership and International honours.
Wakehurst Junior Rugby Union Club - Australia - Based on the Northern Beaches of Sydney we boast a ground and set-up the envy of many. Our focus is safe social rugby and community involvement.
Crynant R.F.C.
Otago Country R.F.U. - Otago country is a team in the New Zealand 7s championship and is the host province. They are a sub union of Otago R.U. and represtent Central Otago.

Web sites

www.planetrugby.com-

Rugby Players

Rugby Coaches

Head Coach 2005 - 2008 at Wakehurst Junior Rugby Club - Sydney, Northern Beaches.

Kipper Benstead

Head Coach 2003 - 2005 at Wakehurst Junior Rugby Club - Sydney, Northern Beaches.

Harry Viljoen - South African Rugby coach

Sailing

Polar Diagrams
Deep Cycle Batteries - entry Deep cycle battery exists - can't really see why it needs to be a specific 'Sailing' entry anyway - no articles appear to link to Deep Cycle Batteries now that could not be redirected to the existing one.
18th Man
Victualising
Seine Twine
Ranger 33 A Gary Mull racer/cruiser designed in the late '60s
Hot Flash Henderson 33 that was three time Boat of the Year
J/109 A 35 feet sailing ship used in sailing competitions introduced in 2002. builders site
HMCS Oriole 30 meter ketch owned by the Canadian Navy. Stationed at CFB Esquimalt
Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
Sooraj Sadanandan
Nova Scotia Sea School
John G. Alden A yacht designer, probably most famous for his schooners.
Tom Cunliffe Famous sailing personality. Columns in Yachting Monthly, SAIL and Yachting World. Author of many, many, sailing books. His website.

Shooting

Shooters

Archie Coates
Marina Logvinenko
Gene Sears
Ad Topperwein
Julia Watson
Mathew D Holyfield
For recent high-profile Olympic shooters, see User:Jao/List of Olympic shooting finalists without articles

Skateboarding

411 Video Magazine
Chris Pastras
Shane Cross
Chet Thomas
Megaramp
Ambler Skate Shop
Team Toxic
Skylar Keetley
Cory Duffel
REAL Skateboarding Company
Arbor longboards
Tristan and Nic Puehse Also known as the Skateboarding Twins
NIKE 6.0skateboarding shoe company
Nick Trapasso
Brian Wenning
Mike Mo Capaldi
Chris Lehman
Mystery Skateboards
Nate Berling
Fuzion Scooters (Best place to put this)
Jason Dill

Skiing

Alpine skiing

Prominent skiers in the 2007 FIS World Cup:

2005 FIS World Cup:

2004 FIS World Cup:

Misc

Speed Riding The use of a parachute to let rider "fly" down the slopes
Noel Baxter
Callanetics
Duane "Dusty" Johnstone (US olympic coach, family legacy)
Walt Schoenknecht (Inventor of Snow Making)
Delta Paintball
Packed Powder and Skiing Conditions
Skibum
Xscape Castleford
Katie Ball - Olympic Gold Medalist, Swimmer see: Catie Ball
Shannon Nobis
Jeanette Burr
Penny McCoy
Greg Jones (alpine skier)
Pete Patterson
Doug Lewis (alpine skier) - see: Doug Lewis (skier)
Judy Nagel
Rick Chaffee - alpine skier
Becky Dorsey
Wendy Allen
Sandra Poulsen (alpine skier, 1972 Olympian)
Anton Lekang
Kurt Feazel - NBA player
Rusty Malinowski (water skier)
Emily Gladstone
Chris Davenport
Jeremy Nobis
Pepa Miloucheva
David Lesh
Baker to Vegas
Uli Hesse-Lichtenberger - soccer columnist, author
List of trails in the world
Golf Cross - a sport played in New Zealand, whose authenticity can be found here: www.golfcross.com

Slalom skateboarding

Snooker

Ephriam Graves (Rookie first year)
Bruce Ericsson (Rookie first year)
Alan Chamberlain (snooker referee)

Snowboarding

That's It, That's All (Snowboard Film)
Ramin Chang Baimaninejad
Optigrab (snowboard video)
Windells (ski, snowboard, skate, bmx camp)
Lauren LaPanta (snowboard champion)
Josh Glow ( JR. Pro Snowboarder)
Mikkel Bang ( JR. Pro Snowboarder)

Softball Mens Slowpitch

Brian Roll

Softee Polo

softee Polo (derived from [[Polo

Speed Skating

Strongman

Surfing

Cori Schumacher - Surfer; Two-Time Women's World Longboarding Champion (2000,2001)

Swimming

Swimmers

Casey Barnes-Waychus
Devin Blann
Michael Bohl - Australian swim coach
Garrett Clayman
Virginie Dedieu
Anthony Fingleton
Louisa Farrer Fisher
Orion Kevlar
Figa Leon
Jonathan Novak
Eric Ress
Davis Tarwater
Petra Thuemer
Anne Cleveland
Zach Korte
Andrew Carlson (swimmer)
Luke Lahann
Daisy Curwen
Dagny Knutson
Lara Jackson - member of the US National Team
Katie Carroll - member of the US National Team
Hayley McGregory - member of the US National Team and former world record holder
Annie Chandler - member of the US National Team
Brooke Bishop - member of the US National Team
Kara Denby - member of the US National Team
Kelsey Ditto - member of the US National Team
Lauren Rogers - member of the US National Team
Presley Bard - member of the US National Team
Katie Riefenstahl - member of the US National Team
Elizabeth Tinnon - member of the US National Team
Michelle McKeehan - member of the US National Team
Keri Hehn - member of the US National Team
Tanya Krisman - member of the US National Team
Lyndsay DePaul - member of the US National Team
Ava Ohlgren - member of the US National Team

Table tennis

Tennis

World number one female tennis player rankings - we have World number one male tennis player rankings, need to redress the balance

Terms

Donnay tennis racquets

Tennis players

Sunil Kaushik [india]
Kasim Ali
Gavin Smith (tennis)
Enzo Artoni
Amrit Bhaskarla
Ken Barton (tennis)
Helen De Cesare
Chantal Beetham
Daniel Boate
Jake Bowling
Jason Duval
Graeme Dyce
Steve Fiske
Lukas Friedl
Rico Gore
Art Hobbs
Demer Holleran
Giorgio Izzo
Wayne Jackson (tennis)
Clayton Johnson
Miles Kasiri
Jason Lee (tennis player)
Marko Markovski (Washington D.C.)
Bruce McKenzie
Lisa McShea
Corinne Molesworth (reached grand slam quarterfinals, and appeared in many Wimbledons)
Jason Mudrock
Jake C. O'Brien (Lives in Ridgefield)
Michael Rice (tennis player)
Kern Rogers
Ed Ross
Rene Uys
Jonathan Szwec
Valeria Pulido
Monique Viele
Yue-Wei Wang
Brie Whitehead
Clifton Wong
Jenny "Firecracker" Wong
Steve Wood
Ryler De Heart
Dustin Hicks
Manana Szapakidze
Coco Vandeweghe (2008 US Open Girls singles champion)
m sai nikhil (2008 aita champion-ship series champion)

Track and Field

Brie Felnagle (University of North Carolina, record setter and Olympic contender)
Obie Simonis (University of Oregon Javelin, During the Bowerman Era)
World record progression 100 yard dash
Sprint medley relay
Distance medlay relay
Roy Griak - Athlete, Coach, Founder of largest cross country race "The Roy Griak Invitational"
Team Blitz - a road racing team based out of Williamsburg, VA.
James Knoedel - University of Illinois-Chicago coach. USA Track & Field coach
Sister Marion Irvine - Born Oct 19, 1929. Sister Marion Irvine was known as the "Running Nun" She started running in 1978, and 5 years later qualified for the Olympic trials marathon at the age of 54 with a time of 2:51.
Busogi Moses
RUN NYC - Nike's New York City based running club.
The Runners' Station - Running oriented concession stand located on the Hudson River running path in New York, NY.
Vuk Mircetic - Was a runner on 100, 200 and 400 metres. Was a member of Crvena Zvezda, Belgrade. Was a national champion with club several times. Crvena Zvezda was champion of Europe in 2007, time when Vuk was a member of that club. He was one of the best 400 metres runners in Serbia in 2007
Abigail Ruston - Top USA Women's Shot Put finisher at 2008 IAAF Indoor World Championships.
Darrell Robinson - 400 meter runner still holds national high school record 1984.
John Thalman - Qualified for the Utah State championships in the 880 and the mile. Also an outstanding wrestler who finished 2nd and 1st in the state his last two years of high school.
Hal Croft - Coach of Reading Memorial High School Track Team, which held the record for the longest winning streak in North American sports at 30 years.