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Callum Robinson
Callum Jack Robinson (born 1995, Northampton) is a Republic of Ireland striker, 38 caps, 9 goals, playing for Cardiff City after Aston Villa, Preston, Sheffield United, and West Brom; 2024/25 Cardiff Player of the Season.
Callum Skinner
Callum Skinner, born 1992 in Glasgow, is a retired Scottish track cyclist who won team sprint gold and sprint silver at Rio 2016 with Jason Kenny and Philip Hindes, then became an anti-doping and athlete-rights campaigner.
Callum Smith
Callum John Smith, "Mundo" (born 1990, Liverpool), English boxer, 6'3" with 78" reach; 2018 World Boxing Super Series winner and WBA super middleweight champion, lost to Canelo and Beterbiev, now WBO interim light heavyweight champion facing Dmitry Bivol.
Callum Stead
Callum Stead (born 1999, London) is an English forward at Cambridge United, formerly Barnet (50 goals in 124 apps, 2024/25 National League title) and Brackley Town; Luton Town Academy product.
Callum Walsh
Callum Walsh, "King" (born 2001, Cork, Ireland), is an undefeated Irish southpaw professional boxer (17-0, 11 KOs) trained by Freddie Roach, promoted under Dana White's Zuffa Boxing, a former WBC Continental Americas super welterweight titleholder now at middleweight.
Callum Wilkie
Callum Wilkie (born 1996) is an Australian rules key defender for St Kilda in the AFL; drafted pick 3 in the 2018 Rookie Draft as an Adelaide accountant, All-Australian 2023, 2024 and 2026 Trevor Barker medallist, co-captain from 2026.
Callum Wilson
Callum Wilson, born 1992 in Coventry, English striker for Brentford FC; formerly Coventry City, AFC Bournemouth (67 goals), Newcastle United (49 goals, 2025 EFL Cup), West Ham; 9 England caps, 2 goals, 2022 World Cup squad.
Calsher Dear
Calsher Dear (born 2005) is a Hawthorn AFL key forward, father-son draftee (pick 56, 2023) and son of 1991 Norm Smith Medallist Paul Dear; 31 games, 39 goals, wears No. 13.
Calum Chambers
Calum Chambers (born 1995, Petersfield) is an English defender and Cardiff City captain. Southampton academy product, Arsenal 2014-2022 (£16m), 3 England caps in 2014, later Aston Villa, loans at Middlesbrough and Fulham.
Calum Jarvis
Calum Jarvis (born 1992, Ystrad, Wales) is a Welsh swimmer, Olympic gold medallist in the 4x200 m freestyle relay at Tokyo 2020, two-time world champion (2015, 2017), and 2014 Commonwealth bronze medallist, later a Bath coach.
Calum McFarlane
Calum McFarlane (born 1985) is an English football coach, twice Chelsea interim head coach in 2025-26, formerly U21 coach at Chelsea, Southampton, and Manchester City academy.
Calvin Bassey
Calvin Bassey (Calvin Chinedu Bassey Ughelumba), Nigerian centre-back born 1999 in Italy; Leicester academy, Rangers, Ajax (€23m record sale), Fulham since 2023; Super Eagles debut 2022.
Calvin Hill
Calvin Hill (born 1947, Baltimore) is a former NFL running back, Yale's first first-round draft pick, 1969 Offensive Rookie of the Year, first Cowboys 1,000-yard rusher, father of Grant Hill, and later Baltimore Orioles vice president.
Calvin Johnson
Calvin Johnson Jr., "Megatron", Detroit Lions wide receiver 2007-2015, Georgia Tech Biletnikoff winner, drafted second overall 2007. NFL-record 1,964 receiving yards in 2012; 731 catches, 11,619 yards, 83 TDs; first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 2021.
Calvin Kattar
Calvin Kattar, "The Boston Finisher" (born 1988, Methuen, Massachusetts), American UFC featherweight boxer-striker, 23-10 pro record; best known for absorbing Max Holloway's record 445 significant strikes at UFC on ABC 1 in 2021.
Calvin Murphy
Calvin Murphy (born 1948, Norwalk, CT) is a Hall of Fame guard, 5'9", who played 13 NBA seasons with the San Diego/Houston Rockets, scored 17,949 points, set the NBA single-season free-throw record (95.8%), and had Niagara retire his #23.
Calvin Ramsay
Calvin Ramsay (born 2003, Aberdeen) is a Scottish right-back signed by Liverpool from Aberdeen in June 2022; SFWA Young Player of the Year 2021-22, one Scotland cap, four Liverpool appearances, multiple loans including St Mirren 2026-27.
Calvin Ridley
Calvin Ridley (Calvin Orin Ridley) is an American football wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans, drafted 26th overall by Atlanta in 2018 and known for elite route running.
Calvin Smith
Calvin Smith (born 1961), American sprinter, set the 100m world record 9.93 in 1983, won 1984 Olympic 4x100m relay gold (37.83 WR), and world 200m titles in 1983 and 1987.
Calypso
Calypso is a 1954 four-player partnership trick-taking card game invented by R. W. Willis of Trinidad and developed by Kenneth Konstam, played with four 52-card decks, personal trump suits, and 13-card suit runs called calypsos.
Cam Akers
Cam Akers, American NFL running back from Florida State, drafted 52nd overall by the Rams in 2020; returned from two ruptured Achilles tendons; later Vikings, Texans, Saints, Seahawks.
Cam Booser
Cam Booser (Cameron Booser, born 1992) is an American left-handed MLB relief pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays, formerly Red Sox and White Sox; retired in 2017 and worked as a Seattle carpenter before a 2021 comeback, debuting in 2024 at age 31.
Cam Bragg
Cam Bragg (Cameron Roger Bragg), Southampton central midfielder and academy graduate since age eight; senior debut January 2024 vs Walsall, Crawley Town loan 2024/25, first senior goal in FA Cup at Doncaster.
Cam Caminiti
Cam Caminiti (born 2006) is a left-handed pitching prospect in the Atlanta Braves organization, drafted 24th overall in 2024 from Saguaro High School, Scottsdale, Arizona, and a relative of 1996 NL MVP Ken Caminiti.
Cam Cook
Cam Cook (Cameron Cook), West Virginia running back from Round Rock, Texas; led FBS with 1,659 rushing yards and 16 TDs at Jacksonville State in 2025, CUSA Player of the Year, formerly TCU.
Cam Edwards
Cam Edwards (Camryn Edwards) is an American college football running back who starred at UConn from 2022 to 2025, then transferred to Michigan State in January 2026.
Cam Little
Cam Little (born 2003, Moore, Oklahoma) is the Jacksonville Jaguars kicker, #39, drafted 212th overall in 2024 from Arkansas. He holds the NFL record longest field goal, 68 yards (Nov 2, 2025), plus the second-longest, 67 yards.
Cam McCormick
Cam McCormick is an American football tight end from Bend, Oregon who played nine college seasons at Oregon and Miami, becoming the first FBS player to complete a ninth season.
Cam Miller
Cam Miller, quarterback from Solon, Iowa, starred at North Dakota State, winning two FCS titles and setting NDSU career records, then was drafted 215th overall by the Raiders in 2025 and signed by the Dolphins.
Cam Neely
Cam Neely (born 1965, Comox, BC) is a Hockey Hall of Fame power forward who played for the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins, scored 395 goals in 726 games, and has been Bruins president since 2010.