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Hunter Pence
Hunter Pence (born 1983, Fort Worth, Texas) is a former MLB outfielder for the Astros, Phillies, Giants, and Rangers; two-time World Series champion (2012, 2014), four-time All-Star, 244 career home runs, known for his unorthodox swing.
Hunter Renfroe
Hunter Renfroe (Dustin Hunter Renfroe) is an American MLB right fielder born 1992 in Crystal Springs, Mississippi; 13th overall pick 2013, 192 career home runs, played for seven teams including the Padres, Red Sox, and Royals.
Hunter Renfrow
Hunter Renfrow, born 1995, is an American NFL wide receiver from Myrtle Beach, SC; Clemson walk-on, 2019 Raiders fifth-round pick, 2021 Pro Bowler, later Carolina Panthers.
Hurling
Hurling (iománaíocht), Irish field game with hurley and sliotar, 15 players, women's form camogie; codified by GAA 1884, UNESCO heritage 2018, helmets mandatory since 2010.
Hurricanes (rugby union)
Hurricanes: Wellington-based New Zealand Super Rugby union franchise, founded 1996 for the Super 12. Two titles (2016, 2026); played the competition's first match; record 113-try 2026 season.
Husan Longstreet
Husan Longstreet, American college football quarterback from Corona, California; five-star 2025 recruit who signed with USC, debuted with a perfect passing game in 2025, then transferred to LSU in January 2026.
Husky Stadium
Husky Stadium (Washington Field) is the University of Washington's on-campus football stadium in Seattle, opened November 27, 1920 against Dartmouth; capacity 70,138 after a $261 million 2013 renovation, known for its Lake Washington setting and 130-decibel crowd noise.
Hustle (2022 film)
Hustle (2022 film), also called the Adam Sandler basketball movie, is a Netflix sports drama directed by Jeremiah Zagar in which Sandler plays 76ers scout Stanley Sugerman mentoring Spanish NBA player Juancho Hernangómez's Bo Cruz; released June 2022, 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, SAG-nominated.
Huw Jones (rugby union)
Huw Jones, born 1993, is a Scottish rugby union center who plays for Glasgow Warriors and Scotland and toured Australia with the British and Irish Lions in 2025.
Hyeon Jeong Hwa
Hyeon Jeong Hwa (현정화, Hyun Jung-hwa), born 1969 in Busan, is a retired South Korean table tennis player: 1988 Olympic women's doubles gold with Yang Yeong-Ja, 1992 double bronze, and the only Korean World Championships Grand Slam winner.
Hyun-jin Ryu (류현진)
Hyun-jin Ryu (류현진), nicknamed Monster, South Korean left-handed pitcher born 1987 in Incheon; Hanwha Eagles KBO star, Dodgers and Blue Jays 2013-2023, 2019 MLB ERA leader, 2008 Olympic gold, KBO return 2024.
Ian Book
Ian Book (born 1998) is an American quarterback from El Dorado Hills, California; Notre Dame's winningest QB (30-5), drafted 133rd overall by the Saints in 2021, later Eagles practice-squad Super Bowl LIX winner.
Ian Clark (basketball)
Ian Clark (born 1991, Memphis) is an American guard, Belmont's all-time scoring leader (1,920 points), 2013 Summer League MVP, and 2017 NBA champion with the Golden State Warriors.
Ian Cunningham
Ian Cunningham (Ian Yates Cunningham) is an American football executive and former Virginia offensive lineman, named general manager of the Atlanta Falcons in January 2026.
Ian Happ
Ian Happ (born 1994, Pittsburgh) is a switch-hitting Cubs left fielder, 2015 first-round pick from Cincinnati, 2022 NL All-Star, three-time Gold Glove winner (2022-24), 197 career home runs, free agent after 2026.
Ian Kinsler
Ian Kinsler (born 1982, Tucson) is a former MLB second baseman (2006–2019) with the Rangers, Tigers, Angels, Red Sox, and Padres; four-time All-Star, two-time Gold Glove winner, 1,999 hits, 2018 World Series champion, now managing Team Israel.
Ian Poulter
Ian Poulter is an English professional golfer, born 1976, with 12 European Tour and 3 PGA Tour wins, known for his Ryder Cup match-play record and LIV Golf.
Ian Seymour
Ian Seymour (Ian Albert Seymour, born 1998, Madison, CT) is a Tampa Bay Rays left-handed pitcher drafted 57th overall in 2020 from Virginia Tech; MLB debut June 9, 2025, win at Fenway; 2026: 9-7, 4.21 ERA.
Ian Taylor
Ian Charles Boucher Taylor, born 1954 in Bromsgrove, is an English field hockey goalkeeper who won Olympic bronze (1984) and gold (1988) with Great Britain, earned a record 80 GB caps, and later led SportScotland.
Ian Wheeler (American football)
Ian Wheeler (born 2001, Houston) is an NFL running back from Howard University; undrafted 2024 Bears signee, tore ACL as rookie, 2026 UFL United Bowl MVP with Louisville, later Bills and Eagles practice squads.
Ian Woosnam
Ian Woosnam (Woosie), Welsh golfer born 1958 in Oswestry; 1991 Masters champion, world No. 1 for 50 weeks, 29 European Tour wins, and winning 2006 European Ryder Cup captain at the K Club.
Ice hockey
Ice hockey is a team game on skates in which two sides use sticks to shoot a rubber puck into the opposing net, first organized in Montreal in 1875.
Ice hockey at the 1980 Winter Olympics
The men's ice hockey tournament at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, won by the United States and famous for the "Miracle on Ice".
Ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Men's tournament
Ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics men's tournament, Vancouver 2010 Olympic men's hockey: 12-team IIHF event on NHL-sized ice; Canada beat USA 3-2 in overtime on Sidney Crosby's golden goal for Canada's 8th men's gold.
Ice hockey at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Men's tournament
Ice hockey at the 2014 Winter Olympics men's tournament (Sochi): 12 teams, 12–23 February 2014, Bolshoy Ice Dome and Shayba Arena; Canada beat Sweden 3–0 for gold, Finland took bronze, last NHL-player Olympics until 2026.
Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Ice hockey at PyeongChang 2018: first men's Olympic tournament without NHL players since 1994; OAR won men's gold on Kirill Kaprizov's OT goal, Germany took silver, US women beat Canada in a shootout for gold.
Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Men's tournament
Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics men's tournament: 12 teams in Gangneung, 14–25 February 2018, without NHL players. Olympic Athletes from Russia (OAR) beat Germany 4–3 in overtime for gold; Canada took bronze.
Ice hockey at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Women's tournament
Women's ice hockey tournament, PyeongChang 2018 Olympics; eight teams; United States won gold, beating Canada 3-2 in a six-round shootout, ending Canada's 24-game Olympic win streak; Finland took bronze.
Ice hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics
Ice hockey at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics: 12-team men's and 10-team women's tournaments, 3–20 February 2022, without NHL players after the league's COVID-19 withdrawal. Finland beat ROC 2-1 for its first men's gold; Slovakia took bronze.
Ice hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Men's tournament
Men's ice hockey at Beijing 2022 (Olympic men's tournament): 12-team IIHF competition, 9-20 February 2022, held without NHL players after their December 2021 withdrawal; Finland won gold, ROC silver, Slovakia bronze.