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Marcus Lattimore
Marcus Lattimore (born 1991) is a former South Carolina Gamecocks running back, school record-holder with 38 rushing touchdowns, drafted 131st overall by the 49ers in 2013 who retired in 2014 without playing an NFL down after severe knee injuries.
Marcus Mariota
Marcus Mariota, Honolulu-born quarterback, 2014 Heisman winner at Oregon and No. 2 pick by the Titans in 2015; later Raiders, Falcons, and Commanders backup.
Marcus Maye
Marcus Maye (born 1993) is an American football safety from Melbourne, Florida; a Florida All-American drafted 39th overall by the Jets in 2017 who later played for the Saints, Dolphins, and Chargers.
Marcus Mbow
Marcus Mbow (born 2003) is a New York Giants offensive lineman, No. 71, drafted 154th overall in 2025 from Purdue, where he started at right guard and right tackle.
Marcus Morris Sr.
Marcus Morris Sr. (born 1989, Philadelphia) is an NBA forward, twin of Markieff Morris, drafted 14th in 2011 by Houston; 13 seasons, 832 games, 12.0 points per game, ended with Cleveland in 2024.
Marcus Paige
Marcus Paige, born 1993 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a former UNC point guard (2012-16), all-time Tar Heel leader in three-pointers, 2016 title-game hero, 55th overall 2016 draft pick, and now a college assistant coach.
Marcus Peters
Marcus Peters, NFL cornerback drafted 18th overall in 2015 by the Chiefs; Defensive Rookie of the Year 2015, first-team All-Pro 2016, 33 career interceptions with Chiefs, Rams, Ravens, and Raiders.
Marcus Semien
Marcus Semien (born 1990) is an MLB second baseman, 2023 World Series champion with the Texas Rangers, now with the New York Mets; three-time MVP vote finisher, 2021 record 45-HR season, two-time Gold Glove winner.
Marcus Smart
Marcus Smart (born 1994) is an American NBA guard, 2014 sixth overall pick, 2021-22 Defensive Player of the Year, ex-Celtics, Grizzlies, Wizards, Lakers, now with the Houston Rockets on a two-year, $13 million deal.
Marcus Smith (rugby union)
Marcus Smith (born 1999, Manila) is an English rugby union fly-half and full-back for Harlequins and England; 2021 Premiership champion and top scorer, 2023 World Cup semi-finalist, and two-time British and Irish Lions tourist (2021, 2025).
Marcus Spears (defensive end)
Marcus Spears, born 1983, is a former NFL defensive end and LSU consensus All-American drafted 20th overall by the Dallas Cowboys in 2005, now an ESPN NFL analyst on NFL Live and co-host of the Swagu & Perk podcast.
Marcus Spears Jr.
Marcus Spears Jr., Texas Longhorns freshman forward, son of NFL player Marcus Spears Sr. and WNBA's Aiysha Smith; ESPN's No. 1 recruit in 2027 who reclassified to 2026 and signed with Texas in July 2026.
Marcus Stokes (American football)
Marcus Stokes, Memphis Tigers quarterback (No. 2), ex-West Florida star and 2025 Harlon Hill finalist; former Penn State and Florida recruit whose Florida offer was withdrawn in 2022.
Marcus Stroman
Marcus Stroman (born 1991, Medford, NY), nicknamed Stro-Show or HDMH, is a 5'7" right-handed MLB pitcher, two-time All-Star and 2017 Gold Glove winner; Blue Jays, Mets, Cubs, Yankees; career 90-87, 3.79 ERA.
Marcus Vick
Marcus Vick (Marcus Deon Vick, born 1984) is a former quarterback, younger brother of Michael Vick, who played at Virginia Tech 2002-2005, was dismissed in January 2006, and appeared in one 2006 game for the Miami Dolphins.
Mardy Fish
Mardy Fish (born 1981), American former tennis pro, career-high No. 7 in 2011, six ATP singles titles, 2004 Olympic singles silver medalist, retired 2015 US Open, later U.S. Davis Cup captain.
Maree Fish
Maree Beverley Fish, born 1963, Tasmanian field hockey goalkeeper; reserve keeper for Australia's gold-medal Hockeyroos at Seoul 1988, first Australian Olympic hockey gold; 43 tests, OAM.
Marek Karbarz
Marek Karbarz, Polish volleyball player born 1950 in Charzewice, Olympic gold medalist Montreal 1976 and 1974 world champion with Hubert Wagner's team; 218 caps, Resovia and Hutnik Kraków player, later coach in France and Poland.
Marek Potsinok
Marek Potšinok (Potsinok), Estonian ice hockey forward born 2004 in Tallinn, twin brother of Erik; won 3-on-3 ice hockey gold for Team Green at the 2020 Lausanne Winter Youth Olympics.
Maren Aardahl
Maren Nyland Aardahl (born 1994, Trondheim) is a Norwegian handball line player for Odense Håndbold; Olympic gold Paris 2024, World Championship 2021, EHF EURO 2022 and 2024, plus beach handball medals.
Margaret Abbott
Margaret Ives Abbott, American golfer, won the 1900 Paris Olympic women's golf event with 47 strokes, first American woman Olympic champion; she never knew it, receiving a porcelain bowl, rediscovered by historian Paula Welch.
Margaret Court
Margaret Court (née Smith), Australian tennis champion born 1942, holds the all-time records of 24 Grand Slam singles titles and 64 total majors, won the 1970 calendar Grand Slam, and later became a Pentecostal minister.
Margaret Morton
Margaret Morton (born 1968), Scottish curler from Mauchline, Ayrshire; alternate on Rhona Martin's British rink that won the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic women's curling gold, beating Switzerland 4-3; later Scottish senior and mixed champion and coach.
Marge Schott
Marge Schott (Margaret Unnewehr Schott), Cincinnati businesswoman, owned and operated the Cincinnati Reds 1984-1999, first woman to run an MLB team; won 1990 World Series, twice suspended for racist and anti-Semitic remarks, sold for $67 million in 1999.
Margo Dydek
Margo Dydek (Małgorzata Dydek-Twigg, "Ptyś", "Large Marge"), Polish 7'2" center, first pick of the 1998 WNBA Draft, first Polish woman in the WNBA, all-time WNBA blocks leader with 877; died 2011.
Margot van Geffen
Margot van Geffen, Dutch field hockey defender and midfielder (born 1989, Tilburg), 265 caps for Oranje; Olympic gold 2012 and 2020, silver 2016; three World Cup titles; left the national team in 2024 under Paul van Ass.
Margriet Zegers
Margriet Zegers (Inge Margriet Zegers-de Ruiter), Dutch field hockey player born in Heerenveen, won gold with the Netherlands at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and later managed the Dutch women's national team, 2012-2014.
Maria Kirilenko (Мария Юрьевна Кириленко)
Maria Kirilenko (Мария Юрьевна Кириленко, born 1987, Moscow), Russian tennis player, career-high No. 10 singles and No. 5 doubles, 12 WTA doubles titles, 2012 Olympic doubles bronze with Petrova; distinct from basketball player Andrei Kirilenko.
Maria Sakkari (Μαρία Σάκκαρη)
Maria Sakkari (Μαρία Σάκκαρη) is a Greek professional tennis player who peaked at No. 3 in 2022, finished two straight years in the WTA top 10, and reached the 2026 Athens final.
Maria Sharapova (Мария Юрьевна Шарапова)
Maria Sharapova (Мария Юрьевна Шарапова), Russian tennis champion born 1987 in Nyagan; five Grand Slam titles, career Grand Slam, 2004 Wimbledon win at 17, 15-month meldonium ban, retired 2020, Hall of Fame 2025.