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CeeDee Lamb
CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver No. 88 from Oklahoma, drafted 17th overall in 2020; franchise rookie-record 74 catches, 2023 best season of 135 receptions for 1,749 yards, four-time Pro Bowler, extended through 2028.
CEFCU Stadium
CEFCU Stadium, formerly Spartan Stadium, is a 30,456-seat college football stadium in San Jose, California, opened in 1933, home of San Jose State Spartans football since 1933, renamed in 2016 via a $8.7 million CEFCU naming deal.
Cego
Cego, a Tarock-family trick-taking card game from southern Baden and Hohenzollern in southwest Germany, played with a 54-card pack and a blind 10-card talon; national card game of Baden since the early 19th century.
Celal Atik
Celal Atik, born Doğan, was a Turkish wrestler who won the 1948 Olympic lightweight freestyle title and European and world championships before coaching Turkey's national team.
Celebrity Cricket League
Celebrity Cricket League (CCL), Indian cricket league for film stars, founded by Vishnu Vardhan Induri, first season 2011, eight teams tied to regional film industries, T20 or four-innings 10-over format, Telugu Warriors hold most titles, Karnataka Bulldozers champions 2026.
Celeste (video game)
Celeste is a 2018 2D precision platformer by Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry, following climber Madeline up Celeste Mountain in a story about anxiety and self-acceptance.
Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain
Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain is a free 3D platformer by Maddy Makes Games (EXOK), released January 30, 2024 for Celeste's sixth anniversary; built in about two weeks with TrenchBroom, open-sourced on GitHub for Windows and Linux.
Celeste Halliday
Celeste Halliday (born 1967) is an American 800m runner, NCAA Indoor champion for Villanova, member of the 1988 Penn Relays DMR world-best 10:48.38, and 1991 Pan American Games 800m bronze medalist.
Celestine Babayaro
Celestine Babayaro (Celestine Boyd Jonto Hycieth Babayaro), Nigerian left-back born 1978 in Kaduna; Anderlecht and Chelsea defender, 1996 Olympic gold medalist, youngest-ever Champions League debutant at 16 years 87 days.
Celtic F.C.
Celtic F.C., Glasgow football club founded 1887 by Brother Walfrid as a charity; record 56 Scottish league titles, 43 Scottish Cups, 122 major trophies; home Celtic Park since 1892; 2025-26 champions under returning manager Martin O'Neill.
Celtic F.C. Women
Celtic F.C. Women, informally known as the Ghirls, are the women's football team of Celtic Football Club in Glasgow, founded in 2007 and playing in SWPL 1.
Celtic Park
Celtic Park, nicknamed Paradise, is Celtic FC's stadium in Glasgow's East End since 1892; a 60,411 all-seater ground, largest in Scotland, rebuilt 1994-1998 under Fergus McCann.
Celtics–Lakers rivalry
Celtics–Lakers rivalry: Boston Celtics vs Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA's most-decorated franchises (18 and 17 titles), record 12 Finals meetings (Boston 9–3), from the 1959 Minneapolis sweep through Bird–Magic and the 2008/2010 Finals.
Cengiz Ünder
Cengiz Ünder, born 1997 in Sındırgı, is a Turkish left-footed inverted right winger at Arca Çorum FK; formerly Altınordu, Başakşehir, Roma, Leicester, Marseille, Fenerbahçe; 51 Turkey caps, 16 goals.
Cenk Tosun
Cenk Tosun, Turkish centre-forward born 1991 in Wetzlar, Germany; Eintracht Frankfurt youth product, Gaziantepspor and Beşiktaş striker, Everton £27m signing, 53 caps and 21 goals for Turkey, now at Fatih Karagümrük.
Centenary Test
Centenary Test: one-off Australia v England Test at the MCG, 12-17 March 1977, marking 100 years of Test cricket; Australia won by 45 runs, mirroring the 1877 first Test, with Randall's 174 and Lillee's 11 wickets.
Centennial Olympic Stadium
Centennial Olympic Stadium, Atlanta's 1996 Olympics main venue (85,600 seats), later Turner Field of the Atlanta Braves (1997–2016), now Georgia State's Center Parc Stadium.
Center (basketball)
Center (basketball): one of five standard positions, the tallest player, playing near the basket on scoring, rebounding, and rim protection; historically the middle player between forwards and guards, later reshaped by the three-point shot, small ball, and positionless play.
Centipede (video game)
Centipede (video game): 1981 Atari fixed-shooter arcade game by Ed Logg and Dona Bailey; trackball control, descending 12-segment centipede, mushrooms, spider, flea, scorpion; sequel Millipede (1982); remake Centipede: Recharged (2021).
Central american and caribbean games
The Central American and Caribbean Games (Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe) are a multi-sport regional competition held every four years since 1926, recognized by the IOC as the oldest regional games.
Central Asian Football Association
Central Asian Football Association (CAFA), Dushanbe-based AFC regional association founded 2015; six members including Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan; runs CAFA Nations Cup, youth and women's championships.
Central Coast Mariners FC
Central Coast Mariners FC, Australian A-League club founded 2004 in Gosford, NSW. Three men's championships, 2023/24 treble and AFC Cup, 2024-25 women's title; owned by TSG (QPR's Gnanalingam) since July 2026.
Central cordoba
Central Córdoba: name of two Argentine football clubs, the Santiago del Estero club (founded 3 June 1919, Copa Argentina 2024 winner, Libertadores 2025) and the Rosario club (founded 20 October 1906, Primera C).
Central Michigan Chippewas football
Central Michigan Chippewas football: CMU's Mount Pleasant, Michigan program since 1896, a Mid-American Conference member since 1975 with 16 conference titles, the 1974 Division II national championship, and 16 bowl appearances.
Central Stadium
Central Stadium (Центральный стадион) is a shared name for stadiums mostly in former Soviet states, including Almaty (23,804 seats, UEFA Category 4), Chelyabinsk, Ulaanbaatar, Klaipėda, Hisar, and the new 45,794-seat Jeddah Central Stadium, a 2034 World Cup venue.
Centre Court
Centre Court is the main stadium of The Championships, Wimbledon, opened 1922 at Church Road, capacity 14,979, with a 5,200 m² retractable roof since 2009 and an 11 p.m. curfew.
Centreville Bank Stadium
Centreville Bank Stadium, formerly Tidewater Stadium, is a 10,500-seat fully electric soccer-specific stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, opened May 3, 2025, home of Rhode Island FC (USL Championship) and, from 2026–2027, Boston Legacy FC and a UFL team.
Century (cricket)
Century (cricket): a batter's score of 100 or more runs in one innings. First Test century was Charles Bannerman's 165 in 1877; Sachin Tendulkar holds the record 100 international centuries.
Century break
Century break: a snooker break of 100+ points in one visit to the table, also called a ton. Career record 1,330 by Ronnie O'Sullivan; season record 107 by Judd Trump; first to 1,000 was O'Sullivan in 2019.
Cercar La Liebre
Cercar La Liebre (Catch the Hare), a medieval Spanish hunt board game from Alfonso X's Libro de los Juegos (1283): one hare versus twelve hunters on an alquerque board; hunters corner the hare, the hare jumps to capture, winning at nine pieces left.