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Pat Narduzzi
Pat Narduzzi (born 1966, Youngstown, Ohio) is Pittsburgh's head football coach since 2015, former Michigan State defensive coordinator whose 2013 defense led the FBS in yards allowed; 2021 ACC champion, 80-61 through 2025.
Pat Powers
Pat Powers (Patrick Robert Powers, born 1958, Malibu, California) is an American volleyball outside hitter, 1984 Olympic gold medalist, 1985 World Cup and 1986 World Championship winner, and USC head coach 1997-2002.
Pat Rafter
Pat Rafter (Patrick Michael Rafter, born 1972, Mount Isa, Australia), Australian serve-and-volley tennis player; back-to-back US Open champion 1997-98, world No. 1 for one week in July 1999, Wimbledon finalist 2000-01, Hall of Fame 2006.
Pat Riley
Pat Riley, American basketball coach and executive; five NBA titles as head coach (four Showtime Lakers, 2006 Heat), 1,210-694 (.636) record, nine Finals, now Miami Heat president.
Pat Shurmur
Pat Shurmur (Patrick Carl Shurmur, born 1965 in Michigan) is an American football coach who led the Browns and Giants at 19–46, later serving the Broncos and Colorado.
Pat Spencer (basketball)
Pat Spencer (Patrick Andrew Spencer, born 1996) is an American NBA guard, formerly the 2019 Tewaaraton Award lacrosse star at Loyola Maryland and PLL first-overall pick, later with Golden State and Phoenix.
Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt (1952-2016), American basketball coach, led Tennessee's Lady Vols 38 seasons, 1,098-208, eight NCAA titles, first NCAA coach to 1,000 wins, Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Pat Tillman
Pat Tillman, NFL safety for the Arizona Cardinals (1998-2001) who enlisted in the Army after 9/11 and was killed by friendly fire in Afghanistan on April 22, 2004, prompting seven investigations and the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Pat Venditte
Pat Venditte, American switch-pitching reliever, first full-time ambidextrous pitcher in modern MLB (debut 2015, A's); namesake of Rule 5.07(f) governing switch-pitchers versus switch-hitters.
Patna Pirates
Patna Pirates, Pro Kabaddi League franchise from Patna, Bihar, owned by Rajesh Shah; only team to win three straight PKL titles (Seasons 3-5) with Pardeep Narwal, five finals, most all-time raid points.
Patrice Bergeron
Patrice Bergeron, born 1985 in L'Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, is a retired Canadian center who played 19 NHL seasons with the Boston Bruins, won a record six Selke Trophies, the 2011 Stanley Cup, and entered the Hockey Hall of Fame first-ballot in 2026.
Patrick Beverley
Patrick Beverley, Chicago-born NBA guard (2009 draft, 42nd pick), defensive specialist with three All-Defensive teams and the first NBA Hustle Award; played for Rockets, Clippers, Lakers, Bulls, Sixers, Bucks, then Europe.
Patrick Cantlay
Patrick Cantlay, American PGA Tour golfer born 1992 in Long Beach, California; UCLA star and 54-week world No. 1 amateur; eight tour wins including 2021 FedExCup, Tour Championship, and two Memorial titles; no major win.
Patrick Chung
Patrick Chung (born 1987) is a former NFL safety, Oregon product drafted 34th overall in 2009 by New England; 11 seasons, 10 with the Patriots, 2013 with Philadelphia, three Super Bowl titles, retired March 2021.
Patrick Cripps
Patrick Cripps (born 1995) is a Carlton AFL midfielder and captain, drafted pick 13 in 2013, a two-time Brownlow Medallist (2022, 2024) and five-time John Nicholls Medallist.
Patrick Dangerfield
Patrick Dangerfield, AFL footballer (born 1990), Adelaide pick 10 in 2007, 154 Crows games, then Geelong; 2016 Brownlow Medallist, 2022 premiership, eight All-Australian selections, Geelong captain since 2023.
Patrick Ewing
Patrick Ewing, born 1962 in Kingston, Jamaica, is a Hall of Fame center and Georgetown star who was the Knicks' first pick in the 1985 draft lottery, scored 24,815 NBA points, won 1984 and 1992 Olympic gold, and later coached Georgetown 2017-2023.
Patrick Ewing Jr.
Patrick Aloysius Ewing Jr. (born 1984) is an American basketball coach and former professional player, the eldest son of Hall of Fame center Patrick Ewing.
Patrick Herbert (American football)
Patrick Herbert (born 2000) is an American football tight end from Eugene, Oregon, brother of Justin Herbert; Oregon college player (31 catches, 388 yards, 4 TDs), 2025 Jaguars UDFA, now on the Chargers.
Patrick Kane
Patrick Kane, born 1988 in Buffalo, is an American NHL right wing, 2007 No. 1 pick, three-time Stanley Cup champion with Chicago, and the all-time leading U.S.-born scorer with 1,400 points, now back with the Blackhawks.
Patrick Mahomes
Patrick Mahomes II, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback since 2017 (drafted 10th overall from Texas Tech), three-time Super Bowl champion and two-time NFL MVP; fastest to 300 career touchdown passes, tore left knee ACL in December 2025.
Patrick Marleau
Patrick Marleau, Canadian NHL center (born Sept. 15, 1979, Swift Current, Sask.), San Jose Sharks icon drafted No. 2 in 1997; NHL all-time leader with 1,779 games played, 1,197 points, two Olympic golds, No. 12 retired by Sharks.
Patrick Maroon
Patrick Maroon, nicknamed the Big Rig, is a retired American ice hockey left winger who won three consecutive Stanley Cups from 2019 to 2021 with the Blues and Lightning.
Patrick McCaw
Patrick McCaw (born 1995, St. Louis) is an American guard, UNLV product, and 2016 second-round pick who won three straight NBA titles with the Warriors and Raptors.
Patrick McEnroe
Patrick McEnroe, American former tennis pro and younger brother of John McEnroe; 1989 French Open doubles champion, longest-serving U.S. Davis Cup captain (2001-10, 2007 title), USTA development chief, and ESPN commentator.
Patrick Mouratoglou
Patrick Mouratoglou (born 1970) is a French tennis coach who guided Serena Williams to ten more Grand Slam titles from 2012 and founded the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy.
Patrick O'Connell (American football)
Patrick O'Connell (born 1998, Kalispell, Montana) is an NFL linebacker, No. 52 for the Seattle Seahawks. Montana Grizzlies standout (28.5 sacks), signed as a 2023 undrafted free agent, Super Bowl LX champion.
Patrick Patterson (basketball)
Patrick Patterson (born 1989, Washington, D.C.), nicknamed 2Pat, is a retired NBA power forward, 14th pick of the 2010 draft from Kentucky, who played 11 seasons for Houston, Sacramento, Toronto, Oklahoma City, and the Clippers, averaging 6.7 points.
Patrick Peterson
Patrick Peterson (born 1990, Fort Lauderdale) is a former NFL cornerback, LSU Thorpe and Bednarik winner, drafted fifth overall in 2011 by Arizona; 8 Pro Bowls, 3 first-team All-Pro, retired a Cardinal after 13 seasons.
Patrick Queen
Patrick Queen is an American football linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL, drafted 28th overall by the Baltimore Ravens out of LSU in 2020.