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Ed Marsh
Ed Marsh (Edward Marsh, 1874–1932) was an American rower for Philadelphia's Vesper Boat Club who won gold in the men's eight at the 1900 Paris Olympics (6:07.8), won six U.S. and two Canadian titles, and later coached.
Ed Moore
Ed Moore (Edward Peerman Moore, 1897-1968), American Naval Academy rower who won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in the men's eights, later a US Navy rear admiral and Pacific Task Force chief of staff.
Ed Moses
Ed Moses (Glenn Edward Moses, born 1980, Loma Linda, California) is the American breaststroke swimmer, not the hurdler Edwin Moses: 2000 Olympic silver 100 breaststroke, gold medley relay world record 3:33.73, and multiple long- and short-course breaststroke world records.
Ed Salisbury
Ed Salisbury (Edwin Lyle Salisbury, 1910-1986), American rower; stroke oar of the University of California eight that won the 1932 Olympic men's eights gold at Long Beach in 6:37.6, beating Italy by 0.2 seconds.
Ed Townsend
Ed Townsend (Robert Edward Townsend, Jr., born 1943) is an American freestyle swimmer, four-time NCAA champion at Yale, 1963 world record holder in both freestyle relays, and member of the US first-place 4x200 m freestyle relay at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics; later a New York entertainment lawyer.
Ed Trevelyan
Ed Trevelyan (Edward Norman Trevelyan, born 1955, San Pedro, California) is an American Soling sailor who won 1984 Olympic gold in the three-person keelboat with Robbie Haines and Rod Davis, after missing the boycotted 1980 Games; later a North Sails employee and Census Bureau statistician.
Ed White
Ed White (Edgar Pardee Earle White, 1929-2014), American Olympic sailor; with twin brother Sumner won 1952 Helsinki gold in the 5.5 metre class aboard Complex II, skippered by Britton Chance; Harvard 1952 graduate.
Eddie Aikau
Eddie Aikau (Edward Ryon Makuahanai Aikau, 1946-1978), Hawaiian surfer and first Waimea Bay lifeguard, over 500 rescues, lost at sea after the Hokule'a capsized in 1978; namesake of the Eddie Would Go slogan and the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational.
Eddie Gilbert
Eddie Gilbert: name shared by Edwin Fisher Gilbert (1929-2020), American Olympic swimmer in the 1948 4x200 freestyle relay, and Edward Gilbert (1905-1978), Aboriginal Australian fast bowler; also a college sprinter and a boxer.
Edgar Burgess
Edgar Richard Burgess (1891-1952), British rower, not the swimmer Bill Burgess; won gold at bow in the Leander eight at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, stroked Oxford's 1913 Boat Race crew, later Sudan Political Service.
Edith Mayne
Edith Mayne (Edith May Mayne-Peacock, 1905-1953), English freestyle swimmer for Torquay Leander; 1928 Olympic 400 m finalist-stage swimmer and 1,500 m world record holder (24:00.2, 1926).
Edith Wetzel
Edith "Eadie" Wetzel, American swimmer; held the women's 200 m freestyle long course world record (2:08.8, Lincoln, 2 August 1968) and ranked in world top ten at 400, 800, and 1500 m freestyle; Illinois Swimming Hall of Fame.
Edmund Lindmark
Edmund Lindmark (Karl Edmund Lindmark, 1894–1968), Swedish gymnast and springboard diver from Umeå. Won team gymnastics gold (Swedish system) at Antwerp 1920, was fourth in springboard diving at Paris 1924, and took 1927 European 3 m springboard silver.
Edouard Candeveau
Édouard Candeveau (1898–1989), Swiss rower of SN Genève; Olympic gold in coxed pairs at Paris 1924 with Felber and Lachapelle, bronze at Antwerp 1920 with Piaget, and European titles 1922, 1923, 1929, 1931.
Eduardo Guerrero
Eduardo Guerrero (1928–2015), Argentine rower, Olympic gold in double sculls with Tranquilo Capozzo at Helsinki 1952; also rugby player and museum founder. Distinct from the Panamanian footballer and Dodgers infielder of the same name.
Eduardo Penido
Eduardo Penido (Eduardo Henrique Gomes Penido), Brazilian sailor born 1960 in Rio de Janeiro; won 470 class gold with Marcos Soares at Moscow 1980, later sixth in the 2015 Transat Jacques Vabre Class40 aboard Zetra, the first all-Brazilian duo in that race.
Edward Bevan
Edward Vaughan Bevan (1907-1988), British rower and doctor, won gold in the men's coxless fours at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics at bow, then practiced medicine in Cambridge with Rex Woods.
Edward Hore
Edward Hore (born 17 November 1849, Knightsbridge) was a British yachtsman of the Royal London Yacht Club who won 1900 Paris Olympic gold in the 3-10 ton class aboard Bona Fide and bronze in the 10-20 ton class aboard his yacht Laurea.
Egbert Hirschfelder
Egbert Hirschfelder (Egbert Christoph Hirschfelder), German rower, 1942-2022. West German Olympic champion: coxed four gold, Tokyo 1964; eight gold, Mexico City 1968; European champion 1963 and 1967; 1972 Munich flagbearer.
Egil Søby
Egil Søby (Egil Vike Søby), Norwegian sprint kayaker born 1945 in Tønsberg; Olympic K4 1000 m gold 1968 with the gullfireren and bronze 1972; 47 Norwegian titles; later national coach and motivational speaker.
Egill Reimers
Egill Reimers (1878–1946) was a Norwegian architect in Bergen and Olympic sailor; he won 1920 Antwerp 12-metre class gold aboard Heira II and designed Bergen school buildings such as the Geophysical Institute.
Egon Henninger
Egon Henninger (1940–2025), East German breaststroke swimmer; two Olympic silvers in the 4×100 m medley relay (Tokyo 1964, Mexico City 1968) and 1967 world record 3:56.5.
Eilert Falch Lund
Eilert Falch-Lund (Eilert Falch Lund), Norwegian sailor and wholesaler (1875-1960); won 12-metre class gold aboard Magda IX at Stockholm 1912 and placed fourth in the 8-metre class at London 1908.
Eisbach Surfer Wave
Eisbachwelle (Eisbach Surfer Wave), Munich's standing river wave on the man-made Eisbach canal near the Haus der Kunst; surfed since 1972, legalized 2010, experts only, reopened 8 May 2026 after a fatal accident and disappearance.
Ejler Allert
Ejler Allert (Ejler Arild Emil Allert, 1881–1953), Danish rower and blacksmith; won gold in coxed fours, inriggers, at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics for Nykøbing Falster Roklub, beating Sweden by 12 seconds.
El Elio Surf School
El Elio Surf School is a surf school at Calle Los Pinos 127 in Huanchaco, La Libertad, Peru, open daily 07:00-18:00, named for the nearby El Elio surf break, distinct from Urcia Surf School.
El Huaico
El Huaico is a beach and reef surf break on the Lima coast of Peru (12.38° S, 76.79° W) near Punta Rocas, with consistent year-round south swells; other places of the same name exist in Argentina and Bolivia.
El Zonte
El Zonte, also called Bitcoin Beach or Pueblo loko, is a surf village in Chiltiupan, La Libertad, El Salvador, at km 53 of the Litoral highway, known for its right-hand point break and the 2019 bitcoin circular economy project.
Elaine Tanner
Elaine Tanner (Tanner-Watt), "Mighty Mouse", Canadian swimmer born 1951 in Vancouver; 1966 Commonwealth Games seven-medal haul, 1967 Pan Am double backstroke gold, and three 1968 Olympic medals as Canada's first female Olympic swimming medallist.
Eleanor Garatti Saville
Eleanor Garatti Saville (Eleanor Agnes Garatti-Saville, 1909-1998), American Olympic swimmer; gold in the 4x100 m freestyle relay at Amsterdam 1928 and Los Angeles 1932, silver and bronze in the 100 m freestyle, first woman under 1:10 (1:09.8, 1929).