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Louis Moore (American football)
Louis Moore (born 2001) is an American football safety from Mesquite, Texas, who played at Navarro College, Indiana, and Ole Miss, won the 2025 national championship with Indiana as an AP second-team All-American, and signed with the Miami Dolphins as a 2026 undrafted free agent.
Louis Oosthuizen
Louis Oosthuizen (Lodewicus Theodorus Oosthuizen, born 1982), South African golfer, 2010 Open champion at St Andrews by seven strokes; runner-up in all four majors; LIV Golf Southern Guards GC captain.
Louis Raymond
Louis Bosman Raymond (1895–1962), South African tennis player; won men's singles gold at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics beating Japan's Ichiya Kumagae, six-time South African champion, Wimbledon semifinalist 1924, Davis Cup player 1919–31.
Louis Rees-Zammit
Louis Rees-Zammit, nicknamed Rees-Lightning, is a Welsh rugby union wing and full-back for Bristol Bears and Wales; a 2021 Lions tourist and 14-try Wales scorer who left for an 18-month, appearance-free NFL spell with the Chiefs and Jaguars before returning in 2025.
Louis Secco
Louis John Secco (1927–2008), Canadian ice hockey forward from Trail, British Columbia; won 1952 Oslo Olympic gold with the Edmonton Mercurys, Canada's last hockey gold until 2002; declined a New York Rangers offer.
Louis Sockalexis
Louis Francis Sockalexis (1871–1913), Penobscot outfielder from Old Town, Maine, first Native American MLB player, Cleveland Spiders 1897–99, .338 rookie average; the Cleveland "Indians" name-honor story is unproven.
Louise Bager Nørgaard
Louise Bager Nørgaard, later Louise Bager Due, Danish handball goalkeeper born 1982; Olympic gold 2004 with Denmark, EHF Champions League winner 2006 and 2009 with Viborg HK.
Louise Dobson
Louise Dobson (Louise Karen Dobson, born 1972, Shepparton, Victoria), Australian field hockey defender and penalty striker; Atlanta 1996 Olympic gold medallist, Athens 2004 dual Olympian, three-time Champions Trophy winner, and co-chair of the Australian Olympians Association.
Louisville Cardinals football
Louisville Cardinals football: University of Louisville FBS program (est. 1912), ACC member since 2014, coached by Jeff Brohm; 27 bowl appearances, 13 bowl wins, 2016 Heisman winner Lamar Jackson, home at L&N Stadium.
Louisville Cardinals men's basketball
Louisville Cardinals men's basketball: University of Louisville program, ACC member since 2014, NCAA champions 1980 and 1986, 2013 title under Rick Pitino vacated in 2017, coached since 2024 by Pat Kelsey.
Louisville Colonels
Louisville Colonels, major league baseball team in Louisville, Kentucky, 1882-1899 (Louisville Eclipse 1882-1884); American Association then National League; won the 1890 AA pennant 88-44, first worst-to-first team; contracted by the NL after 1899.
Louisville Kings
Louisville Kings, UFL professional spring football team in Louisville, Kentucky, at Lynn Family Stadium; announced October 7, 2025 as an expansion team, coached by Chris Redman, won the 2026 United Bowl in its inaugural season. Distinct from the Louisville Kings Australian football club.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (Lourdes Yunielki Gurriel Jr.), Cuban MLB outfielder born 1993 in Sancti Spiritus; defected 2016 with brother Yuli; played for Blue Jays and Diamondbacks, reaching the 2023 World Series.
LOVB Austin
LOVB Austin is a professional women's volleyball team in League One Volleyball (LOVB), based in Austin, Texas. Sixth founding franchise, back-to-back LOVB champions in 2025 and 2026, owned by G9 Ventures, Bolt Ventures, and Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
LOVB Nebraska
LOVB Nebraska, formerly LOVB Omaha, is a professional women's volleyball team in Omaha playing in LOVB Pro since January 2025; rebranded August 2025 under owner Jordan Larson, with a 66,000 sq ft Gretna training facility and a 10-10 2026 season.
LOVB Pro
LOVB Pro is the professional women's volleyball league of League One Volleyball (LOVB, "love"), launched January 2025 with six league-owned, club-anchored US teams; it expanded to 10 teams and two conferences for 2026-27, with LOVB Austin the 2025 champion.
Love & Basketball
Love & Basketball is a 2000 American romantic sports drama directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps as two aspiring basketball players who fall in love.
Loveth Omoruyi
Loveth Omoruyi (Oghosasere Loveth Omoruyi, born 2002 in Lodi) is an Italian volleyball outside hitter, Paris 2024 Olympic gold medalist, formerly of Imoco Conegliano and Chieri '76, playing for Vallefoglia.
Lovie Jung
Lovieanne "Lovie" Jung (born 1980, Honolulu) is an American softball infielder, 2004 Olympic gold and 2008 silver medalist, two-time Arizona All-American, National Softball Hall of Famer, and Riverside firefighter.
Lovie Smith
Lovie Smith (born 1958) is an American football coach, AP 2005 NFL Coach of the Year, former head coach of the Bears, Buccaneers, Illinois, and Texans, known for the Tampa 2 defense.
Lowest rounds of golf
Lowest rounds of golf: sub-60 competitive scores. Jim Furyk's 58 (2016 Travelers) is the PGA Tour record; Al Geiberger shot the first 59 (1977); Sorenstam's 59 leads the LPGA; Rhein Gibson's 55 is the lowest ever.
Loyola Ramblers men's basketball
Loyola Ramblers men's basketball: NCAA Division I program of Loyola University Chicago; 1963 national champions over Cincinnati, only Illinois school with a DI hoops title, 2018 Final Four run.
LPGA
LPGA (Ladies Professional Golf Association), founded 1950 by 13 Founders, is the longest-standing women's professional sports organization, running the LPGA Tour: 33 events, $132M+ 2026 prize fund, five majors, Race to the CME Globe finale.
LSU Tigers baseball
LSU Tigers baseball, the LSU Baton Rouge NCAA Division I program in the SEC, has won 8 national championships (1991-2025), most under Skip Bertman, plays at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field, and leads college baseball attendance.
LSU Tigers football
LSU Tigers football is Louisiana State University's college football program in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, an SEC founding member claiming four national championships, including a 15-0 season in 2019.
LT Overton
LT Overton (Lebbeus Thomas, born 2004) is a Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle, No. 99, drafted 137th overall in round 4 of the 2026 NFL Draft from Alabama after two seasons at Texas A&M; a powerful, versatile run defender.
Luc Abalo
Luc Abalo (born 1984, Ivry-sur-Seine) is a retired French right wing. Three-time Olympic champion, three-time World and European champion with Les Experts; 289 caps, 859 goals; 2009 Champions League with Ciudad Real; retired February 2023.
Luc Longley
Luc Longley (Lucien James Longley, born 1969) is an Australian 7'2" center, first Australian in the NBA (1991 Timberwolves draft, seventh pick) and three-time Chicago Bulls champion, 1996-98.
Luc Mbah a Moute
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute (The Prince), born 1986 in Yaounde, Cameroon, is a former NBA forward (UCLA, 2008 second-round pick) who played 12 seasons as an elite perimeter defender for the Bucks, Clippers, Rockets, and others before shoulder and knee injuries ended his career.
Luc Robitaille
Luc Robitaille, born in Montreal in 1966, is a Canadian former NHL left wing who retired in 2006 as the highest-scoring left wing in NHL history.