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Frank Fredrickson
Frank Fredrickson (Sigurdur Franklin Fredrickson) was a Canadian ice hockey center who captained the Winnipeg Falcons to the first Olympic hockey gold at the 1920 Antwerp Games.
Frank Gore
Frank Gore, NFL running back 2005-20 (49ers, Colts, Dolphins, Bills, Jets), third all-time with 16,000 rushing yards, 49ers franchise leader, five-time Pro Bowler, now a 49ers personnel advisor.
Frank Howard (baseball)
Frank Howard, also known as Frank Oliver Howard and nicknamed "The Capital Punisher," was an American baseball player who hit 382 home runs and twice led the American League.
Frank Hunter
Frank Hunter, born Francis Townsend Hunter, was an American tennis player who won Olympic doubles gold in 1924 and five major doubles titles in the 1920s.
Frank Jackson (basketball)
Frank Jackson (Franklin Willis Jackson, born 1998) is an American basketball guard from Lone Peak High School and Duke, drafted 31st overall in 2017 by Charlotte and traded to New Orleans; he played 214 NBA games, averaging 8.5 points.
Frank Kaminsky
Frank Kaminsky (Francis Stanley Kaminsky III, born 1993) is an American 7-foot basketball center, 2015 Wooden Award winner at Wisconsin, ninth overall pick of the Charlotte Hornets, later with the Suns, Hawks, Rockets, Partizan Belgrade, and A Tokyo.
Frank Leahy
Frank Leahy (1908–1973), American college football coach at Boston College and Notre Dame, 107-13-9 (.864), second behind Rockne; four national championships (1943, 1946, 1947, 1949), T-formation innovator, Hall of Fame 1970.
Frank Lubin
Frank Lubin (Pranas Lubinas, 1910–1999) was an American-Lithuanian basketball center who won the first Olympic basketball gold with the USA at the 1936 Berlin Games.
Frank Mackey
Frank Jay Mackey (1852-1927), American financier and polo player, founder of Household Finance; won 1900 Paris Olympic polo gold with Britain's Foxhunters Hurlingham; built Minneapolis's Leamington Hotel.
Frank Martin (basketball)
Frank Martin (Francisco Jose Martin), Cuban-American college basketball coach at Kansas State, South Carolina, and UMass; 352-264 career record and 2017 Final Four; fired at South Carolina in 2022 with a $3 million buyout.
Frank Mason III
Frank Mason III (born 1994) is an American basketball guard; Kansas 2017 unanimous National Player of the Year, drafted 34th overall by Sacramento in 2017, and 2019-20 NBA G League MVP.
Frank Mccabe
Frank McCabe (Frank Reilly McCabe, 1927-2021), American 6-foot-8 center, Marquette University graduate and Peoria Caterpillars AAU player who won basketball gold for the United States at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.
Frank McCourt (executive)
Frank H. McCourt Jr., American real estate and sports executive; former Los Angeles Dodgers owner (2004-2012, bankruptcy, $2.15B sale), owner of Olympique de Marseille, executive chairman of McCourt Global, and founder of Project Liberty and the TikTok People's Bid.
Frank Michael Wahl
Frank-Michael Wahl, called Potti, born 1956 in Rostock, is a retired German handball left back, 1980 Olympic champion with East Germany, and Germany's record international with 344 caps and 1,412 goals.
Frank Montieth
Frank Montieth (Frank Andy Montieth Herrera), Cuban baseball pitcher born 1985 in Palma Soriano; Industriales hurler who won Olympic baseball gold with Cuba at the 2004 Summer Olympics and later pitched in Italy for Athletics Bologna.
Frank Ntilikina
Frank Ntilikina, French guard born 1998 in Ixelles, Belgium; 2017 NBA draft No. 8 pick of the Knicks, later Mavericks and Hornets; now Paris Basketball; Olympic silver 2021 and 2024 with France.
Frank Reich
Frank Reich (born 1961) is an NFL coach and former quarterback, Jets offensive coordinator since 2026; led the Bills' record 32-point playoff comeback, won Super Bowl LII as Eagles OC, and coached the Colts and Panthers.
Frank Robinson
Frank Robinson (1935–2019) was an American Hall of Fame right fielder who hit 586 home runs, won MVP awards in both leagues, and became MLB's first Black manager.
Frank Sedgman
Frank Sedgman (born 29 October 1927, Mont Albert, Victoria) is an Australian tennis great who won 22 majors from 1948 to 1952, the 1951 doubles Grand Slam with Ken McGregor, and the 1952 Wimbledon triple crown.
Frank Smith
Frank Smith (Francis Bede Smith, 1886-1954), Australian rugby union centre from Wellington, NSW; won gold with Australasia in rugby at the 1908 London Olympics, beating Cornwall 32-3.
Frank Solich
Frank Solich (born 1944) is an American college football coach, Nebraska head coach 1998-2003 (58-19, 1999 Big 12 title) and Ohio head coach 2005-2020 (115-82, winningest MAC coach), 173-101 career, College Football Hall of Fame 2024.
Frank Sullivan (Francis Gerald "Frank"•Sullivan)
Frank Sullivan (Francis Gerald Sullivan, 1898-1989), Toronto-born Canadian ice hockey forward, won 1928 St. Moritz Olympic gold with the University of Toronto Grads; brother of goalie Joe Sullivan, Allan Cup winner, Argonauts football player.
Frank Sullivan (olympedia 97956)
Frank Sullivan (Francis Cornelius Sullivan, nicknamed Sully) was a Canadian ice hockey center who won gold at the 1952 Oslo Winter Olympics with the Edmonton Mercurys.
Frank Tanana
Frank Tanana (born 1953, Detroit) is a former MLB left-handed pitcher, 1973-1993, with the Angels, Red Sox, Rangers, Tigers, Mets, and Yankees; 240-236, 2,773 strikeouts, 1987 AL East-clinching shutout.
Frank Vogel
Frank Vogel, NBA head coach of the Pacers, Magic, Lakers, and Suns, won the 2020 championship with Los Angeles; career record 480-422; Golden State Warriors assistant from 2026.
Frankie Frisch
Frankie Frisch (Frank Francis Frisch, 1897–1973), the Fordham Flash, Hall of Fame switch-hitting second baseman for the Giants and Cardinals; 2,880 hits, .316 average, 1931 NL MVP, traded for Rogers Hornsby.
Franklin Arias
Franklin Arias, Venezuelan shortstop (born 2005, Caracas), Boston Red Sox prospect signed January 2023 for $525,000; 2024 FCL MVP, 2026 Eastern League MVP, MLB Pipeline No. 2 overall prospect with 60 hit and 60 field grades.
Franklin Field
Franklin Field, University of Pennsylvania stadium at 33rd and Spruce, Philadelphia; opened 1895, oldest college football stadium in use, home of Penn Quakers football, the Penn Relays, and Penn Commencement since 1986.
Frano Vican
Frano Vićan is a Croatian former water polo goalkeeper who won Olympic gold at London 2012 and the 2007 World Championship with Croatia, playing for clubs including Jug Dubrovnik.
Frans Tuohimaa
Frans Tuohimaa, Finnish ice hockey goaltender born 1991 in Helsinki, drafted 182nd overall by Edmonton Oilers in 2011; won 2022 Olympic and World Championship gold as Finland's backup goalie; plays for IF Björklöven in the SHL.