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Swayze Bozeman
Swayze Bozeman (born 1998, Flora, MS) is an NFL linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals; undrafted 2024 from Southern Miss, formerly Chiefs and Giants, played in Super Bowl LIX.
Swede Risberg
Swede Risberg (Charles August Risberg, 1894-1975), Chicago White Sox shortstop and Black Sox member; helped fix the 1919 World Series, hit .080 in it, was acquitted but banned for life in 1921, and was the last of the eight to die.
Sweden men's national ice hockey team
Tre Kronor, Sweden's men's national ice hockey team, run by the Swedish Ice Hockey Association (IIHF member since 1912); Olympic gold 1994 and 2006, 2006 Olympic-World double unique in IIHF history, fifth in the 2026 IIHF ranking.
Swedish Hockey League
Swedish Hockey League (SHL, Svenska Hockeyligan), Sweden's top men's ice hockey league: founded 1975 as Elitserien, renamed 2013; 14 clubs, 52-game season, best-of-seven playoffs for the Le Mat trophy, relegation to HockeyAllsvenskan.
Swin Cash
Swin Cash (Swintayla Marie Cash), born 1979, American basketball forward and executive; three WNBA titles, two Olympic golds, two NCAA championships, 2022 Naismith Hall of Fame inductee, former Pelicans senior VP.
Switzerland men's national ice hockey team
Switzerland men's national ice hockey team (Schweizer Eishockeynationalmannschaft), SIHF-governed IIHF member since 1908, ranked 5th; World Championship silver in 1935, 2013, 2018, 2025, and 2026, no gold; led by Roman Josi, Nico Hischier, Timo Meier, goalie Leonardo Genoni.
Syd Middleton
Syd Middleton (Sydney Albert Middleton, 1884-1945), Australian dual-sport Olympian: rugby union gold at London 1908 with Australasia, men's eight rower at Stockholm 1912, and decorated WWI soldier (DSO, OBE, Major).
Sydney Kings
Sydney Kings, Australian professional NBL basketball club founded 1987, based at Afterpay Arena (Qudos Bank Arena), coached by Brian Goorjian; six championships in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2022, 2023, and 2026.
Sydney Roosters
Sydney Roosters (Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club), NRL club founded 1908; only club to play every top-flight season; 15 premierships including 2018-19 back-to-back, 5 World Club Challenge titles, NRLW champions 2021.
Sydney Swans
Sydney Swans, formerly South Melbourne FC (Cecil FC, 1874), an AFL club relocated from Melbourne to Sydney in 1981; 2005 and 2012 premiers, most-supported AFL club 20 straight years, Dean Cox coach.
Sydney Taylor (basketball)
Sydney Leah Taylor is an American basketball guard for the Chicago Sky of the WNBA. Undrafted in 2024, she became the league's highest-scoring undrafted rookie in 2026.
Syla Swords
Syla Swords, Canadian basketball guard born 2006, from Sudbury, Ontario; Michigan Wolverines player and Canada's youngest ever Olympic basketballer at Paris 2024; 2025 AmeriCup bronze game-winner.
Sylvia Fowles
Sylvia Fowles (Sylvia Shaqueria Fowles), born 1985 in Miami, is a retired WNBA center (Chicago Sky, Minnesota Lynx), 2017 MVP, two-time champion and Finals MVP, four-time Defensive Player of the Year, four-time Olympic gold medalist, and the league's all-time leading rebounder.
Sylvia Rose
Sylvia Rose (Sylvia Müller), born 1962 in Barth, Germany, is an East German rowing cox who won Olympic gold in the women's coxed fours at Seoul 1988 and World Championship silvers in 1986 and 1987.
Syracuse Mets
Syracuse Mets, formerly the Syracuse Chiefs (1934-2018), are the Triple-A International League affiliate of the New York Mets since 2019, owned by the Mets since 2017, playing at NBT Bank Stadium (capacity 11,071).
Syracuse Orange men's basketball
Syracuse Orange men's basketball: Syracuse University's NCAA Division I program (first season 1900-01), ACC member, 2003 national champions under Jim Boeheim, famed for his 47-season tenure and 2-3 zone defense.
T-Bob Hebert
T-Bob Hebert, born Bobby Joseph Hebert III in 1989, is a former LSU offensive lineman and sports radio host who joined Barstool Sports in 2025.
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park, formerly Safeco Field, is the Seattle Mariners' MLB ballpark in SoDo, Seattle, opened July 15, 1999. Known for its 22-million-pound umbrella-style retractable roof, natural grass, and strongly pitcher-friendly run environment.
T. J. Edwards
T.J. Edwards, NFL linebacker, Chicago Bears No. 53; undrafted 2019 from Wisconsin (Eagles), 2023 Bears signing, 2-year $20M extension through 2027, 745 career tackles.
T. J. Ford
T.J. Ford (Terrance Jerod Ford, born 1983) is a former NBA point guard from Texas, Naismith and Wooden Award winner in 2003, drafted eighth overall by Milwaukee, who played eight seasons before spinal injuries forced retirement in 2012.
T. J. Hockenson
T.J. Hockenson (Thomas James Hockenson), Minnesota Vikings tight end, No. 87; Iowa alum, 2019 first-round pick (8th, Lions), two-time Pro Bowler, 2023 Vikings-record 95 catches, torn ACL/MCL in 2023.
T. J. Houshmandzadeh
T.J. Houshmandzadeh (Touraj Houshmandzadeh Jr., born 1977) is a former NFL wide receiver, Bengals 2001-2008 then Seahawks, Ravens, Raiders; 627 catches, 7,237 yards, 44 TD, 1 Pro Bowl, 2007 team-record 112 catches.
T. J. Leaf
T.J. Leaf (Ty Jacob Leaf, born 1997, Tel Aviv) is an Israeli-born American 6'10" power forward; 18th pick of the 2017 NBA Draft by Indiana, four NBA seasons, later Maccabi Tel Aviv.
T. J. McConnell
T.J. McConnell (Timothy John McConnell Jr., born 1992) is an American NBA point guard, undrafted in 2015, Arizona alum, backup for the Indiana Pacers; first bench player with 5 assists and 5 steals in a Finals game.
T. J. Oshie
T.J. Oshie, American NHL right wing (St. Louis Blues, Washington Capitals), drafted 24th overall 2005; 695 points in 1,010 games, 2018 Stanley Cup, famous 4-for-6 shootout vs Russia at 2014 Sochi Olympics; retired June 9, 2025.
T. J. Sanders
T.J. Sanders, Buffalo Bills defensive tackle No. 98 from Marion, South Carolina; South Carolina Gamecocks star (9.5 career sacks), drafted 41st overall in 2025 after a trade with the Bears; three-technique interior lineman.
T. J. Ward
T.J. Ward, American NFL safety drafted 38th overall by Cleveland in 2010; played for Browns, Broncos (Super Bowl 50 champion, No Fly Zone), and Buccaneers; two-time Pro Bowler, retired 2021.
T. J. Warren
T.J. Warren (Anthony Warren Jr., born 1993) is an American basketball forward from NC State, drafted 14th in 2014 by Phoenix. Known for the 2020 NBA bubble, where he scored 53 points and averaged 31.0 ppg for Indiana before a foot injury.
T. J. Watt
T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker, 2021 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year with 22.5 sacks tying Strahan's record; three-time NFL sack leader and brother of J.J. Watt.
T. J. Yates
T.J. Yates (born 1987) is a former NFL quarterback and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass game coordinator; drafted 152nd overall in 2011 by Houston, he won the Texans' first playoff game as a rookie.