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Club Nacional de Football
Club Nacional de Football, also known as Nacional de Montevideo, is a Uruguayan football club based in Montevideo, founded in 1899 and nicknamed El Decano, the Dean.
Club Nautique Plage Rabat
Club Nautique Plage Rabat (Club Nautique de la Plage de Rabat, CNPR) is a water-sports club on the Oudayas beach in Rabat, Morocco, offering sailing, surfing, and kayaking.
Club Necaxa
Club Necaxa (los Rayos), Mexican football club founded 21 August 1923 in Mexico City, based since 2003 in Aguascalientes at Estadio Victoria; three Liga MX titles in the 1990s, third place at the 2000 FIFA Club World Championship.
Club of the Year (France Football)
The Club of the Year is an annual football award by France Football honoring the best men's and women's club of the previous season, awarded since 2021.
Club Olimpia
Club Olimpia, the Franjeado or Rey de Copas, is a Paraguayan football club from Asunción founded 25 July 1902 by William Paats; Paraguay's first sports club, with three Copa Libertadores titles and the most domestic championships.
Club Penguin
Club Penguin was a Disney-owned children's virtual world with penguin avatars, launched October 2005 in Kelowna, Canada, acquired by Disney in 2007 for up to $700 million, and shut down March 29, 2017.
Club Penguin Island
Club Penguin Island was a 3D massively multiplayer online game for children launched by Disney on mobile in 2017 as a successor to Club Penguin; it closed in 2018.
Club Tijuana
Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente (Xolos), Liga MX football club founded 2007 in Tijuana, promoted 2011, won Apertura 2012 title 4-1 over Toluca; plays at Estadio Caliente, owned by Grupo Caliente.
Club Universidad de Chile
Club Universidad de Chile, "La U", Chilean football club founded 24 May 1927 in Santiago; 18 league titles, unbeaten 2011 Copa Sudamericana winner under Sampaoli, second most successful club in Chile, administered by Azul Azul.
Club Universidad Nacional
Club Universidad Nacional (Pumas UNAM), Mexican Liga MX club founded 2 August 1954 and tied to UNAM; seven league titles, three CONCACAF championships, plays at Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Clausura 2026 runner-up.
Club universitario de deportes
Club Universitario de Deportes, La «U», Peruvian football club founded 7 August 1924 in Lima by San Marcos students; renamed 1933; record 29 national titles, 1972 Libertadores runner-up, Estadio Monumental (80,093).
Clube Atlético Mineiro
Clube Atlético Mineiro (Galo), Brazilian football club founded 25 March 1908 in Belo Horizonte; 50 state titles, Brasileiro 1937/1971/2021, Libertadores 2013, Arena MRV, Menin-family SAF since 2023.
Cluedo
Cluedo (North American name Clue) is a 1949 deduction board game by Anthony E. Pratt, published by Waddingtons and Parker Brothers: 6 suspects, 6 weapons, 9 rooms, 324 solutions, solved by card elimination.
Clutch (sports)
Clutch (sports) refers to crucial, high-pressure game situations and clutch performance, meaning successful or improved performance in them; studied in sport psychology alongside choking under pressure, distinct from flow states.
Clutch (video game)
Clutch is a single-player combat racing game for PC released in 2009 by Russian studio Targem Games, set in a zombie-filled city abandoned after an LHC catastrophe.
Clyde Blair
Clyde Amel Blair (1881–1953), American sprinter for the University of Chicago and Chicago AA; fourth in the 60 metres at the 1904 St. Louis Olympics, running 7.0 in his heat; later a Wyoming and California rancher.
Clyde Drexler
Clyde Drexler, known as "The Glide," is an American retired basketball player who starred for the Portland Trail Blazers, won the 1995 NBA title with Houston, and made the Hall of Fame in 2004.
Clyde Duncan
Clyde E. Duncan Sr., American track coach and former Texas Southern sprinter; SWAC Hall of Fame 2010; world-record relay runner; coached Carl Lewis and an NCAA-record 4x100 relay; distinct from the NFL wide receiver of the same name.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Clyde Edwards-Helaire, NFL running back (RB), born 1999 Baton Rouge; LSU national champion, Chiefs first-round pick 32nd overall 2020, two-time Super Bowl champion, later Saints and 2025 Chiefs return.
Clyde F.C.
Clyde F.C. (the Bully Wee), founded in Glasgow in 1877, is a fan-owned Scottish club in League Two, three-time Scottish Cup winner (1939, 1955, 1958), formerly of Shawfield and Broadwood, now ground-sharing at New Douglas Park in Hamilton.
Clyde Jeffrey
Clyde Jeffrey, American sprinter, Riverside Poly and Stanford, set the official 100-yard world record of 9.4 in 1940, tied the 100 m record at 10.2 in 1939, won the 1939 NCAA 220 yards, and died in 2006.
Clyde King
Clyde King: two Americans, Clyde Edward King (1924-2010), MLB pitcher, manager of Giants, Braves, Yankees, and Clyde Whitlock King (1898-1982), 1920 Olympic rowing gold medalist.
Clyde Lovellette
Clyde Lovellette (1929-2016), American basketball center, first player to win NCAA, Olympic, and NBA titles: 1952 Kansas NCAA championship and Helsinki gold, then NBA crowns with the 1954 Lakers and 1963-64 Celtics; Hall of Famer in 1988.
Clyde Purnell
Clyde Honeysett Purnell (1877-1934), English amateur footballer with Clapton FC; won 1908 Olympic football gold for Great Britain, scoring four goals in the 12-1 win over Sweden.
Clyde Walcott
Sir Clyde Walcott (1926–2006), Barbadian cricketer of the Three Ws with Worrell and Weekes; 3,798 Test runs at 56.68, 314 first-class best, later first non-British ICC chairman (1993–97).
CM Punk
CM Punk (Phillip Jack Brooks, born 1978, Chicago) is an American professional wrestler, straight-edge icon, 434-day WWE Champion, ex-UFC fighter, ex-AEW star, and current Undisputed WWE Champion and WWE 2K26 cover star.
Co Stelma
Co Stelma (Jacoba Cornelia Stelma, 1907-1987), Dutch artistic gymnast with WIK Den Haag; won team all-round gold for the Netherlands at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, her only Games.
Co-driver (rallying)
A co-driver in rallying is the second crew member who reads pace notes to the driver on special stages and manages timing, paperwork, and road logistics.
Coachella Valley Firebirds
Coachella Valley Firebirds: AHL's 32nd franchise (2022-23), Palm Desert, California, Seattle Kraken affiliate at Acrisure Arena; reached Calder Cup Finals in 2023 and 2024, losing both to Hershey.
Coast 2 Coast
Coast 2 Coast (C2C) names many unrelated entities: a Cornwall karting track at St Erth, Australian sportswear firm Coast 2 Coast Sports (est. 1988), Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes in Oregon, a Chattanooga surveying company, and various races and tournaments.