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Beattie Ramsay
Beattie Ramsay (William Beattie Ramsay, 1895-1952), Canadian ice hockey player; won gold with the Toronto Granites at Chamonix 1924 (5 games, 10 goals), later coached Princeton and played one NHL season with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Beau Allen
Beau Allen (Beau Christian Allen), defensive tackle born 1991, played 90 NFL games for the Eagles (2014-17) and Buccaneers (2018-19), won Super Bowl LII, and retired in July 2022.
Beau Brungard
Beau Brungard is a Youngstown State Penguins quarterback (#12) from New Middletown, Ohio, winner of the 2025 Walter Payton Award after leading the FCS with 4,702 total offense yards, and son of YSU Hall of Fame QB Mark Brungard.
Beau Gardner
Beau Gardner (Beggs Barnum Gardner, born 2001, San Francisco) is an NFL long snapper for the Chicago Bears, signed as a 2026 undrafted free agent after UCLA and Georgia, where he won the 2025 Patrick Mannelly Award.
Beau Greaves
Beau Greaves, 'Beau 'n' Arrow', is an English darts player from Doncaster, a three-time WDF women's world champion and the first woman to win a PDC ranking title.
Beau Hoopman
Beau Hoopman (born 1980, Sheboygan, Wisconsin) is an American rower, gold medalist in the men's eight at Athens 2004 and bronze medalist at Beijing 2008, now head coach of Wisconsin men's rowing.
Beau Pribula
Beau Pribula, American college football quarterback from York, Pennsylvania; Penn State backup 2022-24, Missouri starter 2025 (1,941 passing yards), Virginia graduate starter 2026, 2027 NFL draft prospect.
Beau Stephens
Beau Stephens (born 2002) is an NFL guard, #70 for the Seattle Seahawks, drafted 148th overall in 2026 from Iowa, a first-team All-American and Joe Moore Award winner.
Beauden Barrett
Beauden Barrett, New Zealand rugby union first five-eighth/fullback, All Black #1115 since 2012, 150 Tests and 833 points, two-time World Rugby Player of the Year (2016, 2017), 2015 World Cup winner, Hurricanes then Blues, brother of Scott and Jordie.
Beaver Stadium
Beaver Stadium (West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium) is Penn State's on-campus football stadium in University Park, PA. Opened 1960 at 46,284 seats, expanded to 107,282; record crowd 111,030 (2024); undergoing a $700 million renovation completing before 2027.
Bebé
Bebé (Tiago Manuel Dias Correia), born 1990 in Lisbon, Cape Verdean left winger; rose from an orphanage to a €9m Manchester United transfer in 2010, later Rayo Vallecano, 27 caps and 6 goals for Cape Verde.
Bebeto
Bebeto (José Roberto Gama de Oliveira, born 1964) is a Brazilian former forward, 1994 World Cup winner alongside Romário, Deportivo de La Coruña legend and La Liga Pichichi, later a Rio de Janeiro state deputy; distinct from the Tondela right back and the 2026 candidate of the same nickname.
Bec Rawlings
Bec Rawlings, "Rowdy", is an Australian professional fighter from Tasmania who competed at strawweight and flyweight in the UFC and Bellator and won the BKFC women's featherweight title.
Becca Swanson
Becca Swanson (Rebecca Swanson, born 1973), American equipped powerlifter from Nebraska; 930 kg (2,051 lb) record total at 2005 WPO Semifinals, 13 world records, 8 still held; second all-time women's equipped total.
Bechi
Bechi (béchi) is a two-row mancala board game played by Kunama boys and youths in western Eritrea, on a 2x4 board with six stones per hole, first recorded in 1913 and described by Richard Pankhurst in 1971.
Beck Weathers
Beck Weathers (Seaborn Beck Weathers), Dallas pathologist and amateur climber on Rob Hall's 1996 Everest expedition; left for dead twice in the May 10 storm, walked into camp, lost hands, feet, and nose, rescued by the highest-altitude helicopter evacuation on record.
Beckett Sennecke
Beckett Sennecke (born 2006) is a Canadian ice hockey right wing for the Anaheim Ducks, who selected him third overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft.
Beckie Scott
Beckie Scott (Rebecca Scott-Wadsworth, born 1974) is a Canadian cross-country skier, first North American woman to win Olympic cross-country gold (Salt Lake City 2002, upgraded after doping disqualifications), silver in 2006, later WADA Athlete Committee chair and Spirit North founder.
Becky Dyroen Lancer
Becky Dyroen Lancer (born 1971) is an American synchronized swimmer who won team gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and was unbeaten in FINA competition from 1993 to 1997.
Becky Hammon
Becky Hammon, born 1977, is head coach of the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces (2022, 2023, 2025 titles) and a former 16-season WNBA guard who became the NBA's first full-time female assistant coach with the Spurs.
Becky Kellar
Becky Kellar (Rebecca D. Kellar-Duke), born 1975 in Hagersville, Ontario, is a Canadian former ice hockey defenseman, national team member 1997-2010, who won Olympic silver in 1998 and gold in 2002, 2006, and 2010, plus four world titles.
Becky Lynch
Becky Lynch (Rebecca Quin, born 1987, Dublin) is an Irish WWE wrestler, "The Man," 2019 Royal Rumble winner, first woman to main event WrestleMania, and a record three-time Women's Intercontinental Champion.
Becky Sauerbrunn
Becky Sauerbrunn (Rebecca Elizabeth Sauerbrunn), born 1985, St. Louis, is a retired American center back, USWNT captain, two-time World Cup champion (2015, 2019), 2012 Olympic gold medalist, four-time NWSL Defender of the Year, with 219 caps.
Becky Smith
Becky Smith (Rebecca Gwendolyn Smith-Wiber), born 1959 in Vancouver, Canadian swimmer; won bronze in the 400 m individual medley and 4x100 m freestyle relay at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, plus Commonwealth and world championship medals.
Becky Sundstrom
Becky Sundstrom (Rebecca Lynn Sundstrom-Thometz), born 1976 in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, is an American long-track speed skater who competed at the 1998 and 2002 Winter Olympics, won the 1995 World Junior All-Around title, and set a 1998 mini-combination world record.
Bedrich Supcik
Bedřich Šupčík (Bedrich Supcik, 1898–1957), Czech Sokol gymnast, won the first Czechoslovak Olympic gold in rope climbing at Paris 1924 (7.2 s, 8 m rope), plus all-around bronze and 1928 team silver.
Beekite Brasil Kitesurf Center
Beekite Brasil Kitesurf Center, also called BeeKite or Beekite Kitesurf Village, is a kitesurf school and pousada at Praia do Macapá, Luís Correia, Piauí, Brazil, run by Lisa and Michele with sister schools in Italy and Germany, offering lessons, rental, chalets, and an eco-villa project.
Beer die
Beer die, also called snappa, is a four-player drinking game where teams toss a die high across a table, scoring when opponents fail to catch it one-handed.
Bees IHC
Bees IHC refers to the Berkshire Bees Ice Hockey Club, formerly Bracknell Bees, founded 1987 by John Nike; Superleague champions, EPIHL 2006/07 double winners, now mothballed NIHL National side based in Slough.
Beezie Madden
Beezie Madden is the competitive name of Elizabeth "Beezie" Madden, born 1963 in Milwaukee, an American show jumper with four Olympic medals, including team gold in 2004 and 2008.