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Kelly Jonker
Kelly Jonker (Kelly Maria Jonker), born 1990 in Amstelveen, Dutch field hockey forward; 168 caps, 68 goals for the Netherlands; Olympic gold 2012, silver 2016; world champion 2014 and 2018; retired internationally in 2019.
Kelly Kretschman
Kelly Kretschman (Kelly Sue Kretschman, born 1979), American softball outfielder from Indian Harbour Beach, Florida; 2004 Olympic gold and 2008 silver medalist, first NPF Triple Crown winner (2016), Alabama record-holder, USA Softball Hall of Fame 2025, AUSL Volts head coach.
Kelly Olynyk
Kelly Olynyk, born 1991 in Toronto, Canadian NBA forward-center (Gonzaga, 2013 13th pick) for the San Antonio Spurs; career 9.8 ppg, captain of Canada's 2023 World Cup bronze team.
Kelly Oubre Jr.
Kelly Oubre Jr. (born 1995) is an American NBA forward-guard, 15th pick of the 2015 draft from Kansas; played for Washington, Phoenix, Golden State, Charlotte, and Philadelphia before signing a two-year, $17 million deal with the Indiana Pacers in July 2026.
Kelly Pannek
Kelly Pannek, American ice hockey forward (Minnesota Frost, PWHL), three-time U.S. Olympian with gold 2018, silver 2022, gold 2026; first official signing in PWHL history.
Kelly Sheffield
Kelly Sheffield, American women's volleyball coach from Muncie, Indiana; head coach at Wisconsin since 2013, 2021 NCAA champion, five Big Ten titles, career record 619-185 (.770).
Kelsey Plum
Kelsey Plum, born 1994, American WNBA guard, 2017 first overall pick, two-time champion with Las Vegas Aces, former NCAA Division I women's scoring record holder (3,527 points), two-time Olympic gold medalist, now with Los Angeles Sparks.
Kelsey Robinson
Kelsey Robinson (Kelsey Marie Robinson-Cook, born 1992), American volleyball outside hitter, three-time Olympic medalist (bronze 2016, gold 2020, silver 2024), 2014 world champion, 2018 USAV co-player of the year after switching to libero.
Kelvin Beachum
Kelvin Beachum, offensive tackle (born 1989, Mexia, Texas), SMU alumnus drafted 248th overall by Pittsburgh in 2012; 14-year NFL veteran with Steelers, Jaguars, Jets, and Cardinals, 160+ starts, two-time Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, founder of Kelvin Konnects.
Kelvin Benjamin
Kelvin Benjamin, former NFL wide receiver (also tried tight end in 2021), drafted 28th overall by the Carolina Panthers in 2014 from Florida State; set Panthers rookie records (73 catches, 1,008 yards, 9 TDs), tore his ACL in 2015, was traded to Buffalo in 2017, and last played in 2018.
Kelvin Hayden
Kelvin Hayden (born 1983, Chicago) is a former NFL cornerback, a 2005 second-round Colts pick out of Illinois who returned an interception 56 yards for the clinching touchdown in Super Bowl XLI.
Kelvin Sampson
Kelvin Sampson, American basketball coach, head coach at Houston since 2014 after Montana Tech, Washington State, Oklahoma, Indiana, and NBA assistant stints; 829-361 record, 21 NCAA tournaments, 2021 and 2025 Final Fours.
Kelvin Taylor
Kelvin Taylor (born 1993, Belle Glade, Florida), son of Fred Taylor, set Florida's high school rushing record (12,121 yards) at Glades Day, rushed 2,108 yards for the Florida Gators, and was drafted 211th overall by the 49ers in 2016, playing briefly for San Francisco and Atlanta.
Kemba Walker
Kemba Walker, American point guard born 1990 in the Bronx; UConn 2011 NCAA champion and MOP; 9th pick 2011; Charlotte Hornets all-time leading scorer (12,009 points), four-time All-Star; later Celtics, Knicks, Mavericks, Monaco; retired 2024.
Ken Anderson (quarterback)
Ken Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback 1971-1986, four-time NFL passing champion, 1981 NFL MVP, and Super Bowl XVI starter; still holds the 70.6% single-season completion record and is not in the Hall of Fame.
Ken Caminiti
Ken Caminiti (1963-2004), American MLB third baseman for the Astros and Padres; unanimous 1996 NL MVP (.326, 40 HR, 130 RBI), three Gold Gloves, later admitted steroid use; Astros and Padres HOF inductee.
Ken Carter
Ken Carter is the American basketball coach, head coach at Richmond High School, California, 1997–2002, famous for the 1999 lockout of his undefeated 13-0 team over academic contracts, later the film Coach Carter.
Ken Dorsey
Ken Dorsey, former Miami Hurricanes quarterback (38-2 record, 9,565 passing yards, 86 TDs, 2001 national title, Maxwell Award), brief NFL playing career, then NFL coach: Bills OC 2022-23, Browns OC 2024, Cowboys pass game specialist 2025.
Ken Dryden
Ken Dryden (Kenneth Wayne Dryden, 1947-2025), Canadian Hall of Fame goaltender; won six Stanley Cups and five Vezina Trophies with the Montreal Canadiens, later Maple Leafs president, author of The Game, and Liberal MP.
Ken Edwards
Ken Edwards (Kenneth Paine Edwards, 1886-1952), American amateur golfer, Exmoor Country Club; won 1904 Olympic men's team golf gold for the Western Golf Association; Western Amateur medalist 1907-08, runner-up 1917.
Ken Flach
Ken Flach (Kenneth Eliot Flach, 1963-2018), American doubles world No. 1 tennis player; with Robert Seguso won 1988 Seoul Olympic gold, four Grand Slam men's doubles titles, and two mixed doubles titles.
Ken Griffey Jr.
Ken Griffey Jr. (born 1969, Donora, Pa.), 'The Kid', MLB center fielder; drafted first overall 1987 by Seattle; 630 home runs, 1997 AL MVP, 10 Gold Gloves; Hall of Fame 2016 with record 99.3% vote.
Ken Griffey Sr.
Ken Griffey Sr. (George Kenneth Griffey, born 1950, Donora, PA), MLB outfielder 1973-91 for the Reds, Yankees, Braves, and Mariners; two-time World Series champion with the Big Red Machine and first father-son MLB teammate with Ken Griffey Jr.
Ken Moore
Ken Moore (Kenneth Strath Moore, 1910-1981) was a Canadian ice hockey right winger from the Peepeekisis Cree Nation who won gold at the 1932 Lake Placid Olympics, the first First Nation athlete to win Olympic gold; distinct from American marathoner Kenny Moore.
Ken Morrow
Ken Morrow (Kenneth Arlington Morrow, born 1956, Flint, Michigan) is an American defenseman who won 1980 Olympic gold with the Miracle on Ice team and four straight Stanley Cups (1980-83) with the New York Islanders, the first NHL player to win both in one year; later Islanders Director of Pro Scouting.
Ken Niumatalolo
Ken Niumatalolo is an American college football coach, head coach of the Navy Midshipmen from 2007 to 2022 with a record 109 wins, and head coach at San Jose State since 2024.
Ken Norton Jr.
Ken Norton Jr. (born 1966, Lincoln, Illinois) is a former NFL linebacker, the only player to win three straight Super Bowls (Cowboys 1992-93, 49ers 1994), now a linebackers coach with the Washington Commanders.
Ken Rosewall
Ken Rosewall (born 2 November 1934, Sydney), nicknamed "Muscles", is an Australian tennis player who won 8 Grand Slam singles and 18 total major titles across amateur, professional, and Open eras, never won Wimbledon, and remains the oldest Open-era major champion at 37.
Ken Skupski
Ken Skupski is a retired British doubles tennis player from Liverpool, older brother of Neal Skupski. Seven ATP titles, career-high doubles No. 44 in 2010, 2010 Commonwealth Games silver, retired at Wimbledon 2022.
Ken Spain
Ken Spain (John Kenneth Spain, 1946-1990), American basketball player, Olympic gold medalist with the United States at the 1968 Mexico City Games, University of Houston center, later briefly with the ABA's Pittsburgh Condors.