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Harriet Dart
Harriet Dart (born 1996, Hampstead, London) is a British WTA tennis player, career-high singles No. 70 and doubles No. 59, two-time 2026 WTA doubles champion with Maia Lumsden, Wimbledon mixed doubles finalist 2021, and Great Britain Billie Jean King Cup regular.
Harrisburg Senators
Harrisburg Senators, Eastern League Double-A baseball team in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Washington Nationals affiliate since 2005 (Expos 1991-2004), playing at FNB Field on City Island since 1987; never affiliated with the major league Washington Senators.
Harrison Bader
Harrison Bader (Harrison Joseph Bader), born 1994 in Bronxville, NY, is an MLB center fielder and 2021 NL Gold Glove winner who has played for the Cardinals, Yankees, Reds, Mets, Twins, Phillies, and Giants, with +67 career OAA.
Harrison Barnes
Harrison Barnes, NBA forward (born 1992, Ames, Iowa), 2012 seventh overall pick from North Carolina; 2015 champion with Golden State, 2016 Olympic gold medalist, now a San Antonio Spurs veteran wing.
Harrison Butker
Harrison Butker (born 1995) is the Kansas City Chiefs placekicker, a 2017 seventh-round pick from Georgia Tech; three-time Super Bowl champion, holder of the 57-yard Super Bowl-record field goal and Chiefs' 62-yard franchise record.
Harry Agganis
Harry Agganis (Aristotle George Agganis, the Golden Greek, 1929-1955), Lynn, MA multi-sport star; BU All-American quarterback drafted 12th overall by the Browns, who chose baseball and played first base for the Red Sox until dying of a pulmonary embolism at 26.
Harry Haslam
Harry Haslam (Harry Eustace Haslam, 1883-1955), English field hockey goalkeeper, Ilford HC; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold with Great Britain, first GB hockey team, men's player No. 1; OBE, journalist, distinct from footballer Henry Haslam.
Harry Vardon
Harry Vardon (1870–1937), Jersey-born golfer, won a record six Open Championships plus the 1900 U.S. Open, led the Great Triumvirate with Taylor and Braid, popularized the Vardon overlapping grip, and lost the famous 1913 U.S. Open playoff to Francis Ouimet.
Harry Watson
Harry Watson refers chiefly to Harry "Moose" Watson (1898-1957), Canadian Olympic ice hockey gold medalist at Chamonix 1924 with a record 36-37 goals in five games; also a 1908 British sprinter, a 1932 Olympic painter, and an NHL Stanley Cup winner.
Harry Wendelken
Harry Wendelken (born 2001, Cambridge) is a British right-handed tennis player, career-high ATP No. 175 in 2026, Challenger champion at Hersonissos 2025, 2026 Wimbledon wildcard and US Open qualifier, and Davis Cup debutant for Great Britain.
Hart Memorial Trophy
Hart Memorial Trophy, NHL most valuable player award since 1924, voted by the Professional Hockey Writers Association; Gretzky won a record nine times; 2025-26 winner Nikita Kucherov.
Hartford Whalers
Hartford Whalers, formerly New England Whalers, WHA (1972) and NHL (1979-1997) hockey team in Hartford, Connecticut; relocated 1997 to become the Carolina Hurricanes; famed Peter Good whale-tail logo and 'Brass Bonanza' goal song.
Hartmut Krüger
Hartmut Krüger, born 1953 in Güsen, East German handball left wing; Olympic gold 1980 Moscow (23-22 over USSR), 157 caps and 453 goals, SC Magdeburg star and later its 1991 champion coach.
Harua Umemori
Harua Umemori (梅森 遥愛, born 2005) is a Japanese ice hockey forward who won gold with Japan in girls' ice hockey at the 2020 Lausanne Winter Youth Olympics and played for Japan's U18 national team in 2022.
Haruka Agatsuma
Haruka Agatsuma (我妻 悠香, born 1994) is a Japanese softball player for Bic Camera who won gold at Tokyo 2020, Asian Games 2018 and 2022, and the 2024 World Championship.
Harvard Stadium
Harvard Stadium, at Harvard University's Soldiers Field in Boston, opened November 14, 1903 as the first large reinforced-concrete structure in the United States, a Class of 1879 gift that fixed football field dimensions and helped bring the forward pass.
Harvey Grant
Harvey Grant, twin brother of Horace Grant, is a former NBA forward (1988-99) drafted 12th overall by Washington in 1988; 783 games, 9.9 ppg, three 18+ ppg seasons, father of Jerami and Jerian Grant.
Harvey Haddix
Harvey Haddix, Pirates left-hander (born 1925, Medway, Ohio), pitched 12 perfect innings against Milwaukee on May 26, 1959 and lost 1-0 in the 13th; 136-113 career, 1960 World Series winner.
Harvey Wood
Harvey Wood (Harvey Jesse Wood, possibly Harvey Icke Wood), 1885-1958, British field hockey goalkeeper; won 1908 Olympic gold with England at White City, conceded six goals in seven 1908 internationals, then never played for England again.
Hasheem Thabeet
Hasheem Thabeet (Hashim Thabit Manka), Tanzanian 7'3" center born 1987 in Dar es Salaam; UConn star, drafted 2nd overall by Memphis in 2009, first and only Tanzanian NBA player; later Tanzanian federation president.
Hassan Whiteside
Hassan Whiteside (born 1989) is an American NBA center from Gastonia, N.C., drafted 33rd overall in 2010 by Sacramento out of Marshall; he led the NBA in blocks (2015-16) and rebounds (2016-17) with Miami.
Hauss Hejny
Hauss Hejny (Hoss HAY-nee), Colorado State quarterback from Aledo, Texas; former TCU and Oklahoma State QB, four-star 2024 recruit, two-time Texas 5A state champion, 2026 starter with 10 TD passes.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football: University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa FBS team, also the 'Fighting Deans' and 'Rainbows', founded 1909, Mountain West member, 2007 undefeated season, coach Timmy Chang.
Hawthorn Football Club
Hawthorn Football Club (Hawks), Melbourne AFL and AFLW club founded 1902, joined VFL 1925; brown and gold, 13 premierships including 2013-2015 three-peat, MCG home venue, Kennedy Community Centre base.
Hayato Sakamoto
Hayato Sakamoto (坂本 勇人), born 1988, Japanese baseball infielder for the Yomiuri Giants since 2007; 2,474 NPB hits, 303 home runs, and Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold as Japan's shortstop; distinct from figure skater Kaori Sakamoto.
Hayden Fry
Hayden Fry (1929-2019), American college football head coach at SMU, North Texas, and Iowa (1979-98); 232-178-10 career record, three Big Ten titles at Iowa, signed Jerry LeVias, College Football Hall of Famer.
Hayden Hansen
Hayden Hansen is an American college football tight end for the Oklahoma Sooners who started 28 consecutive games at Florida before transferring in January 2026.
Hayden Harris
Hayden Lee Harris (born 1999, Augusta, GA) is a left-handed MLB relief pitcher for the Colorado Rockies. Undrafted from Georgia Southern, he signed with Atlanta in 2022, debuted September 2, 2025, and had a 0.52 ERA 2025 minor league season.
Hayden Hurst
Hayden Hurst, former NFL tight end (Ravens, Falcons, Bengals, Panthers, Chargers, 2018-2024), drafted 25th overall in 2018 after a minor league baseball career ended by the yips; retired with 203 receptions, 1,975 yards.
Hayden Rucci
Hayden Rucci (born 2001) is an NFL tight end from Lititz, Pennsylvania; Wisconsin alum, 2024 Dolphins UDFA, signed by the Chargers in 2026; brother of Nolan Rucci, son of Todd Rucci.