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CD Málaga Juniors FC
CD Málaga Juniors FC is a Spanish football club from Málaga, formerly FC Málaga City Academy Vélez-Málaga, renamed in 2025, promoted to Tercera Federación Group 9 for 2026-27 after finishing second in División de Honor Andaluza.
CD Projekt
CD Projekt (CD PROJEKT S.A.), Polish video game company founded 1994 by Marcin Iwiński and Michał Kiciński; Warsaw Stock Exchange WIG20-listed maker of The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077 via CD PROJEKT RED; sold GOG to co-founder Kiciński in December 2025.
CD Tenerife
CD Tenerife (Club Deportivo Tenerife, S.A.D.), Canary Islands football club founded 8 August 1922, based at the Estadio Heliodoro Rodríguez López; 13 top-flight seasons, UEFA Cup semifinalist 1996-97, and 2025-26 Primera Federación Group 1 champion promoted back to Segunda División.
CDI (dressage)
A CDI is an international dressage competition run under FEI rules, graded from one to five stars by competition level, rider quality, and prize money.
Ceadach O'Neill
Ceadach Liam O'Neill (born 2008, Kilrea) is a Northern Irish footballer, Arsenal academy forward and Northern Ireland senior international (debut June 2026 v Guinea, 4 caps), formerly of Linfield, also eligible for the Republic of Ireland.
Cecil Cooke
Cecil George Cooke (1923–1983), Bahamian Star-class sailor, won Olympic gold at Tokyo 1964 with Durward Knowles aboard Gem, the Bahamas' first Olympic gold medal.
Cecil Fielder
Cecil "Big Daddy" Fielder, born 1963, American MLB first baseman/DH (1985-98) with Blue Jays, Tigers, Yankees, Angels, Indians; 51 HR in 1990, 319 career HR, 1996 World Series champion, father of Prince Fielder.
Cecil Griffiths
Cecil Redvers Griffiths (1900-1945), Welsh runner, 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold medallist in the 4x400m relay first leg; AAA 880y champion 1923, 1925; banned from 1924 Paris Olympics.
Cecil Healy
Cecil Patrick Healy (1881-1918), Australian crawl pioneer and swimmer, won 1912 Stockholm relay gold and 100m silver after insisting Duke Kahanamoku be allowed to swim; killed in action at Mont St Quentin.
Cecil Quentin
Cecil Quentin (1852–1926), British yachtsman and financier, friend of Cecil Rhodes; won 1900 Olympic gold in the 20+ tons open sailing class aboard the 96-ton Cicely, beating Brynhild on time adjustment.
Cecile Maugars
Cécile Maugars (1901–1988), French sprinter and jumper from Chartres; set the first FSFI women's world records in the 60 m (8.0 s) and 80 m (10.6 s) on 3 July 1921 in Paris.
Cecile Nowak
Cécile Nowak, born 1967 in Valenciennes, French judoka; Olympic champion under 48 kg at Barcelona 1992, world champion 1991, four-time European champion; distinct from Véronique Nowak.
Cecilia Brækhus
Cecilia Brækhus, "The First Lady," Norwegian boxer born 1981 in Cartagena, Colombia; first female four-belt undisputed welterweight champion (2014), 25 title defenses, ended Norway's 33-year boxing ban, retired 2025 as two-weight world champion.
Cecilia Carranza
Cecilia Carranza, full name Cecilia Carranza Saroli, is an Argentine sailor who won Nacra 17 gold with Santiago Lange at Rio 2016, Argentina's first sailing gold.
Cedi Osman
Cedi Osman, born 1995 in Ohrid, is a Turkish-Macedonian professional basketball forward who spent seven NBA seasons with Cleveland and San Antonio and now plays for Panathinaikos.
Cedric Alexander
Cedric Alexander (Cederick Alexander Johnson, born 1989) is an American pro wrestler from Charlotte, NC; WWE Cruiserweight Champion at WrestleMania 34, Hurt Business member, Raw Tag Team Champion, and TNA X Division Champion with The System.
Cédric Bakambu
Cédric Bakambu, born 1991 in Ivry-sur-Seine, is a French-born DR Congo forward. Played for Sochaux, Bursaspor, Villarreal, Beijing Guoan (€40m transfer), Marseille, Olympiacos, Galatasaray, Betis, and San Diego FC; 2024 Turkish champion.
Cedric Benson
Cedric Benson (1982-2019), NFL running back for the Bears, Bengals, and Packers; 4th overall 2005 draft pick, Texas Longhorns great with 5,540 college rushing yards, died in a motorcycle accident.
Cedric Burdet
Cedric Burdet, French handball back born 1974 in Belley; Olympic gold 2008 with France, Montpellier HB and Gummersbach; not the biathlon coach Cyril Burdet.
Cedric Ceballos
Cedric Ceballos (born 1969, Maui, Hawaii) is a retired NBA small forward, 1992 Slam Dunk Contest winner with a blindfolded dunk, 1995 All-Star, and 1992-93 NBA field-goal percentage leader, best known for his Phoenix Suns and Lakers years.
Cedric Charlier
Cedric Charlier (Cédric Charlier), born 1987 in Anderlecht, is a Belgian field hockey forward, not the fashion designer of the same name. Five Olympics for Belgium (2008-2024), Rio 2016 silver, Tokyo 2020 gold, 382 caps, 116 goals, retired internationally after Paris 2024.
Cedric Coward
Cedric Coward (born 2003) is an NBA shooting guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, drafted 11th overall in 2025 by Portland and traded for Yang Hansen; a Division III Willamette, Eastern Washington and Washington State product and 2025-26 All-Rookie First Team selection.
Cedric Lyard
Cédric Lyard, French eventing rider born 1972 in Vif, Isère; Olympic team gold at Athens 2004 on Fine Merveille, world team silver at Jerez 2002, Legion of Honour, later Cadeau du Roi and Unum De'Or partner.
Cedric Maxwell
Cedric Maxwell, nicknamed "Cornbread," is an American former basketball forward who won two NBA titles with the Boston Celtics and was the 1981 Finals MVP.
Cedric McMillan
Cedric Kennan McMillan (1977–2022), American IFBB pro bodybuilder and U.S. Army sergeant first class; won the 2017 Arnold Classic and 2012 New York Pro; died of a heart attack at 44.
Cedric Paty
Cedric Paty (Cédric Olivier Paty, born 1981) is a French retired handball right wing for Chambéry Savoie Handball who won Olympic gold with France at Beijing 2008 as the 15th man replacing injured Jérôme Fernandez, plus 2008 European bronze.
Cédric Sbirrazzuoli
Cédric Sbirrazzuoli (1987–2026), Monegasque GT3 sports car racer; 2011 Trofeo Maserati World Series champion with AF Corse; won 2024 Petit Le Mans GTD with Conquest Racing and Bathurst 12 Hour Invitational class; died of cancer on his 39th birthday.
Cédric Soares
Cédric Soares (Cédric Ricardo Alves Soares), Portuguese right-back born 1991 in Singen, Germany; Euro 2016 winner with Portugal, ex-Sporting, Southampton, Inter, Arsenal, Fulham, now São Paulo.
Cedric Sorhaindo
Cedric Sorhaindo (Cédric Sorhaindo, born 1984, La Trinité, Martinique) is a French handball pivot, 220 caps for France, Olympic gold 2012, four world and two European titles, three Champions Leagues with Barcelona; retired 2026 with Besiktas.
Cee-lo
Cee-lo, also called See-Low or Chinchirorin, is a Chinese gambling dice game played with three dice, often as a street game with a banker.