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Art Briles
Art Briles (born 1955), American football coach; rebuilt Stephenville HS, Houston, and Baylor, winning two Big 12 titles; fired by Baylor in May 2016 after the Pepper Hamilton sexual assault investigation; no NCAA show-cause; coaches Texas high school football.
Art Child
Art Child (Arthur John Child, 1915 or 1916 to 1996) was a British-born Canadian goaltender, reserve on Great Britain's 1936 Olympic gold medal ice hockey team, later a Hamilton Tigers player, marketing executive, and politician.
Art Howe
Art Howe (born 1946), American MLB infielder and manager of the Astros, Athletics, and Mets (1989-2004); led the 2002 'Moneyball' A's to 103 wins and a 20-game streak; 1,129-1,137 career record.
Art Modell
Art Modell (1925–2012), NFL owner of the Cleveland Browns (1961–95) and Baltimore Ravens (1996–2004), moved the Browns to Baltimore in 1996, creating the Ravens; two-time champion, never elected to the Hall of Fame.
Art Mollner
Art Mollner (Arthur Owen Mollner, 1912-1995), American basketball player, gold medalist with the USA at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the first Olympic basketball tournament; Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox AAU player, LAPD sergeant.
Art Monk
Art Monk (James Arthur Monk), Washington Redskins wide receiver 1980-1993, later Jets and Eagles; Hall of Fame 2008; 940 catches, 12,721 yards, three Super Bowls, then-NFL record 106 catches in 1984; No. 81 retired in 2025.
Art Rooney
Art Rooney, known as "The Chief," was an American sports executive who founded the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1933 and owned the team until his death in 1988.
Art Rooney II
Art Rooney II (Arthur J. Rooney, II) is an American attorney and sports executive who has served as president of the Pittsburgh Steelers since May 2003.
Art Ross Trophy
Art Ross Trophy, NHL scoring championship award given annually to the player leading the league in points; donated by Art Ross, first won by Elmer Lach in 1947-48; Gretzky holds a record 10 wins, McDavid six including 2025-26 with 138 points.
Art Schlichter
Art Schlichter (Arthur Ernest Schlichter, born 1960) is a former NFL quarterback, Ohio State star, and fourth-overall 1982 Baltimore Colts pick whose gambling addiction ended his career and led to repeated fraud convictions and prison terms.
Art Shell
Art Shell (Arthur Lee Shell Jr., born 1946), Hall of Fame offensive tackle for the Oakland Raiders 1968-82, two-time Super Bowl champion, and in 1989 the first African American head coach of the NFL's modern era.
Arte Moreno
Arte Moreno (Arturo R. Moreno), Tucson-born billboard magnate who sold Outdoor Systems for $8.3 billion in 1999 and became the first Hispanic controlling owner of an MLB team, buying the Angels from Disney in 2003 for about $183.5 million, renaming them, and selling to Stan Kroenke for a reported record $4 billion.
Artemi Panarin (Артемий Сергеевич Панарин)
Artemi Panarin (Артемий Сергеевич Панарин), Russian NHL left wing, undrafted 2010; KHL Vityaz, Ak Bars, SKA; Calder 2015-16; Rangers 2019-2026; traded to Los Angeles Kings 2025-26, $11M AAV through 2027-28.
Arthur Agee
Arthur Agee is an American former basketball player, co-subject with William Gates of the 1994 documentary Hoop Dreams; he played at Marshall High, Mineral Area College, and Arkansas State, never reached the NBA, and later founded the Arthur Agee Role Model Foundation.
Arthur Ashe
Arthur Ashe (1943–1993), American tennis champion and activist; first African-American male to win the US Open (1968), Australian Open (1970), and Wimbledon (1975); ATP co-founder, anti-apartheid campaigner, died of AIDS-related pneumonia.
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Arthur Ashe Stadium, US Open main stadium at Flushing Meadows, Queens, opened 25 August 1997, replacing Louis Armstrong Stadium; over 23,000 seats, largest tennis arena, retractable roof added 2016, $800 million renovation by 2027.
Arthur de Sloover
Arthur de Sloover (born 1997, Kortrijk) is a Belgian field hockey central defender, Red Lions shirt 23, world champion 2018, European champion 2019, Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medalist, later with Oranje-Rood and Hyderabad Toofans.
Arthur Géa
Arthur Géa (born 2005, Carpentras) is a French right-handed tennis player, ATP career-high No. 56 in 2026, winner of the Los Cabos ATP 250 and Nouméa Challenger, US Open round-of-16 lucky loser.
Arthur Harris
Arthur Ringland Harris (1890-1968), American Army brigadier general and Olympic polo player; won bronze for the United States in polo at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics; West Point 1914, Legion of Merit; distinct from Bomber Harris.
Arthur Hill
Arthur Hill (Arthur Edwin Hill, 1888–1966), English water polo centre-half of Aston SC, Birmingham; won gold with Great Britain at Stockholm 1912, youngest member of that team at 24, and a silversmith by trade.
Arthur Hind
Arthur Charles Hind (1904-1991), Indian field hockey goalkeeper born in Delhi; won 1932 Olympic gold with India, playing one match as second goalkeeper against Japan; later emigrated to Australia.
Arthur Jones (American football)
Arthur Jones (Arthur Willis Jones III, 1986-2025), NFL defensive tackle from Syracuse; Ravens fifth-round pick, Super Bowl XLVII champion, later Colts and Washington; brother of Jon and Chandler Jones.
Arthur Leighton
Arthur Francis Leighton (1889-1939), Australian-born English field hockey centre-forward, won gold for Great Britain at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics, earned 27 England caps, and received the Military Cross in the Royal Field Artillery.
Arthur Parkin
Arthur Parkin (William Arthur Parkin, 1952–2023), New Zealand field hockey player; three Olympics (1972, 1976, 1984), gold at Montreal 1976; later sentenced in 2018 to 20 months for indecent assault.
Arthur Smith (American football, born 1982)
Arthur Smith (born 1982) is an American football coach: Titans offensive coordinator 2019-20, Atlanta Falcons head coach 2021-23 (21-30), Steelers OC 2024-25, Ohio State offensive coordinator from January 2026.
Arthur van Doren
Arthur van Doren, born 1994 in Antwerp, is a Belgian field hockey defender who has won Olympic gold with Belgium and two FIH Player of the Year awards.
Arthur Wentworth Gore
Arthur Wentworth Gore (1868–1928) was a British tennis player, three-time Wimbledon singles champion (1901, 1908, 1909), 1908 Olympic indoor singles and doubles gold medalist, oldest Wimbledon champion, and record 35-appearance competitor.
Artis Gilmore
Artis Gilmore (born 1949, Chipley, FL), "the A-Train," 7'2" Hall of Fame center of the ABA Kentucky Colonels (1975 champion, 1972 MVP) and the NBA Bulls, Spurs, and Celtics; career .599 FG% and NCAA-record 22.7 rpg.
Artur Knautz
Artur (Arthur) Knautz (1911-1943), German field handball player; captain of the German team that won the only Olympic field handball gold, Berlin 1936, beating Austria 10-6; later a soldier, missing in action in Russia.
Arturo Coello
Arturo Coello Manso (born 2002, Valladolid) is a Spanish left-handed right-side padel player, "El Rey Arturo", world No. 1 with Agustín Tapia since 2023, with 43 Premier Padel titles and a 296–30 career record.