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Castorice (遐蝶)
Castorice (遐蝶) is a five-star Quantum Remembrance damage dealer in Honkai: Star Rail, released in Version 3.2 (April 2025). Her kit drains ally HP to build Newbud and summon the memosprite dragon Netherwing, and she carries the game's first global passive.
Casual game
Casual game: mass-market video game genre/label with simple rules, short sessions, low skill floor; from Windows Solitaire (1990) and Bejeweled to Candy Crush; free-to-play with ads and IAP; hypercasual and hybridcasual subgenres.
Cat Osterman
Cat Osterman (Catherine Leigh Osterman, born 1983) is an American left-handed softball pitcher: three-time USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year at Texas, Olympic gold 2004 and silver 2008/2020, USA Softball Hall of Fame 2022.
Cat Reddick
Cat Reddick, later Cat Whitehill (Catherine Anne Reddick Whitehill), American soccer defender, USWNT 2000-2010, 134 caps, 11 goals, 2004 Olympic gold, 2003 and 2007 World Cups, 2003 Hermann Trophy at North Carolina.
Cat Zingano
Cat Zingano (Cathilee 'Alpha' Zingano), American MMA pioneer, one of the first four women signed by the UFC; first woman to win a UFC fight by TKO (over Miesha Tate, TUF 17 Finale 2013); 14-5 record; later Bellator featherweight title challenger vs Cris Cyborg.
Cat's cradle
Cat's cradle, known in Japan as ayatori, is a string game in which two players alternately weave a loop of string into a sequence of named figures.
Catalans Dragons
Catalans Dragons (Dragons Catalans), Perpignan-based French rugby league club formed in 2000 from XIII Catalan and Saint-Estève; first French Super League club (2006), 2018 Challenge Cup winners, Grand Finalists 2021 and 2023, coached by Joel Tomkins.
Cătălina Ponor
Cătălina Ponor (born 1987), Romanian artistic gymnast, three-time Olympic gold medalist at Athens 2004 in team, beam, and floor; five European beam titles and International Gymnastics Hall of Fame inductee.
Catalonia national football team
Catalonia national football team (Selecció de futbol de Catalunya), unofficial Catalan XI run by the FCF; not FIFA/UEFA recognized, plays friendlies only; first match 1905, notable 2019 win over Venezuela.
Catan
Catan (Die Siedler von Catan, The Settlers of Catan) is Klaus Teuber's 1995 multiplayer resource-trading board game published by KOSMOS; players build settlements on a hexagonal island, trade five resources, and race to 10 victory points, with over 45 million copies sold.
Catarina Macario
Catarina Macario (Catarina Macário), Brazilian-born American soccer forward and midfielder, San Diego Wave FC and USWNT; first naturalized citizen to play for the USWNT, Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze, Stanford two-time MAC Hermann Trophy winner.
Catch wrestling
Catch wrestling (catch-as-catch-can): a 19th-century Lancashire submission wrestling style won by pin or submission, with leg attacks and joint locks allowed. Its Wigan Snake Pit lineage shaped freestyle wrestling, professional wrestling, and MMA.
Catcher
Catcher: baseball's defensive fielder crouched behind home plate who receives pitches, calls games via signals, blocks balls, frames pitches, and throws out stealers; wears mask, chest protector, shin guards, and padded mitt.
Catchup
Catchup, Nick Bentley's 2010 two-player abstract strategy game on a hexhex5 board; largest connected group wins, but a catch-up rule grants the trailing player up to three placements per turn.
Cate Campbell
Cate Campbell (born 1992, Blantyre, Malawi) is a retired Australian sprint freestyle swimmer, four-time Olympian with 8 Olympic medals including 4 relay golds, 2013 world 100m champion, and 100m freestyle world record holder (52.06, 2016).
Categoría Primera A
Categoría Primera A (Liga BetPlay Dimayor), Colombia's top football division run by DIMAYOR since 1948; 20 clubs play two short tournaments per year, with relegation to Primera B and Libertadores qualification.
Catenaccio
Catenaccio, Italian for "door bolt," was a defensive football system using a sweeper behind tight man-markers, developed in Switzerland and made famous by Helenio Herrera's Inter Milan in the 1960s.
Caterina Banti
Caterina Banti (born 1987, Rome) is an Italian Nacra 17 foiling catamaran bowman who, with helmsman Ruggero Tita, won Olympic gold in the mixed multihull at Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024, plus four world titles.
Caterina Bosetti
Caterina Chiara Bosetti, born 1994, Italian outside hitter for Savino Del Bene Scandicci and Italy; Olympic gold Paris 2024, World Cup 2011, VNL gold 2022 and 2024, 2025 Club World Champion.
Caterine Ibarguen
Caterine Ibargüen (Caterine Ibargüen Mena), Colombian triple and long jumper born 1984 in Apartadó; 2016 Olympic triple jump champion, 2012 silver, 2013 and 2015 world champion, 15.31 m national record.
Catfish Hunter
Catfish Hunter (James Augustus Hunter, 1946-1999) was a Hall of Fame MLB starting pitcher for the Athletics and Yankees, winner of 224 games, five World Series titles, and the 1974 AL Cy Young, and baseball's first modern free agent.
Cathal McCarthy (footballer)
Cathal McCarthy (born 2006, Caragh, Ireland) is a centre-back and defensive midfielder for Kilmarnock on loan from Hull City; ex-UCD, Ireland U19 and U21 international, 8 Hull appearances.
Cathedral Point
Cathedral Point names several places: an 8-acre park and Veridian Homes neighborhood in Verona, Wisconsin; Shira Cathedral on Kilimanjaro at 3,870-3,960 m; a British Columbia cape; a 1973 Mililani, Hawaii condo; and a Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica viewpoint.
Cathelijn Peeters
Cathelijn Peeters, Dutch 400m hurdler and 4x400m relay runner born 1996 in Dongen; 2023 world champion, 2024 Paris Olympic gold (mixed relay) and silver (women's relay).
Catherine (キャサリン) (video game)
Catherine (キャサリン, Kyasarin) is Atlus's 2011 PS3/Xbox 360 action-puzzle adventure about Vincent's love triangle with Katherine and Catherine, with nightmare block-climbing stages; Full Body (2019) added Rin, 500+ puzzles, and 18 endings.
Catherine and Katherine
Catherine and Katherine are the two love interests of Atlus's 2011 puzzle game Catherine: Vincent Brooks chooses between girlfriend Katherine (K) and succubus Catherine (C), driving a freedom-versus-order meter and 8 endings, 13 in Full Body.
Catherine Calhoun
Catherine (Cathy) Calhoun, later Cridland, American freestyle swimmer; set the women's 1500 m freestyle world record, 17:19.20, aged 13 at Houston on 28 August 1971, and won 1971 Pan American Games 800 m freestyle gold.
Catherine Fox
Catherine Mai-Lan Fox (born 1977) is an American swimmer who won two relay gold medals at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and later starred at Stanford as a nine-time NCAA champion.
Catherine Ndereba
Catherine Ndereba (Wincatherine Nyambura, "Catherine the Great"), born 1972 in Nyeri, Kenya, is a Kenyan marathon runner: two-time world champion (2003, 2007), two-time Olympic silver medalist (2004, 2008), four-time Boston winner, and former women's marathon world record holder with 2:18:47 (Chicago 2001).
Catherine Plewinski
Catherine Plewinski (Plewinski-Arie), born 1968 in Courrieres, France, is a former French swimmer, 100 m freestyle and butterfly specialist, with Olympic bronzes at Seoul 1988 and Barcelona 1992, world silvers at Perth 1991, and European titles at Bonn 1989, Athens 1991, and Sheffield 1993.