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Danmarks idrætsforbund
Danmarks Idrætsforbund (DIF), National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark, founded 1896; umbrella for 63 federations, 8,259 clubs, 2.14 million members; president Hans Natorp; oversees Danish Olympic participation.
Dannette Young
Dannette Young (Young-Stone), born 1964, American sprinter; Olympic 4x100m relay gold 1988 and 4x400m relay silver 1992; three-time NCAA Division II 100m/200m champion for Alabama A&M; 200m PB 22.18.
Danni Roche
Danni Roche (Danielle Roche, born 1970, Melbourne) is an Australian Hockeyroos midfielder who won gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and in 2017 challenged John Coates for the AOC presidency, losing 58-35.
Danny Ainge
Danny Ainge (born 1959, Eugene, Oregon), NBA guard and executive; two-time Celtics champion player (1984, 1986), 2008 champion GM, Wooden Award winner at BYU, former Blue Jays player, now Utah Jazz CEO.
Danny Almonte
Danny Almonte, Dominican-born pitcher, starred for the Bronx Rolando Paulino All-Stars at the 2001 Little League World Series before being found to be 14, two years over the age limit; team forfeited, he was cleared, later coached high school baseball.
Danny Amendola
Danny Amendola, born 1985, is a former NFL wide receiver (2009–2021) from Texas Tech who went undrafted, won Super Bowls XLIX and LI with the Patriots as a slot receiver, and retired with 617 catches and 6,212 yards.
Danny Betancourt
Danny Betancourt Chacón, Cuban right-handed pitcher from Santiago de Cuba; 2004 Olympic gold medalist and 2005 Baseball World Cup winner; long Serie Nacional career with 171 wins.
Danny Blanchflower
Danny Blanchflower (Robert Dennis Blanchflower, 1925-1993), Northern Irish footballer, captain of Tottenham Hotspur's 1961 Double side and 1963 Cup Winners' Cup winners, 56 caps for Northern Ireland, 1958 World Cup quarter-finalist, later journalist and manager of Northern Ireland and Chelsea.
Danny Blind
Danny Blind (Dirk Franciscus Blind, born 1961) is a Dutch former sweeper and coach: Ajax captain of the 1995 Champions League side, later Ajax head coach (2005-06) and Netherlands national coach (2015-17), father of Daley Blind.
Danny Boone
Danny Boone (Daniel Hugh Boone, born 1954) is an American left-handed relief pitcher who pitched for the Padres, Astros, and Orioles, and returned to MLB in 1990 as a knuckleballer; distinct from the 1950s Houston sprinter of the same name.
Danny Cipriani
Danny Cipriani, English rugby union fly-half (born 1987), won 16 England caps 2008-2018 and played for Wasps, Melbourne Rebels, Sale, Gloucester, and Bath; RPA and Premiership player of the season 2018/19, retired January 2024.
Danny Cowley
Danny Cowley, English football manager; with brother Nicky rose from Concord Rangers and Braintree to Lincoln City, winning the National League, FA Cup quarter-final 2017, EFL Trophy, and League Two, then Huddersfield, Portsmouth, Colchester United.
Danny Drinkwater
Danny Drinkwater, English central midfielder, Manchester United academy product, Leicester City 2015-16 Premier League winner and three-cap England international; signed by Chelsea for a club-record fee in 2017, retired October 2023 aged 34.
Danny Etling
Danny Etling, American football coach and former quarterback; drafted 219th overall (7th round, 2018) by the Patriots; played at Purdue and LSU; now Commanders assistant QB coach.
Danny Everett
Danny Everett (Daniel Joseph Everett, born 1966, Van Alstyne, Texas) is an American former 400 m sprinter: 1988 Olympic 4x400 m relay gold in a world-record-equaling 2:56.16, 1988 Olympic 400 m bronze, three World Championship medals, and a 43.81 personal best.
Danny Garcia (boxer)
Danny "Swift" Garcia (Danny Óscar García, born 1988), Philadelphia boxer, two-division world champion at super lightweight and welterweight, beat Morales, Khan, Matthysse; retired 2025 at 38-4, 22 KOs.
Danny Graham (footballer)
Danny Graham (Daniel Anthony William Graham, born 1985), English striker; Middlesbrough, Carlisle, Watford, Swansea, Sunderland, Blackburn; 174 goals in ~617 apps; 2013 League Cup winner; retired 2021.
Danny Granger
Danny Granger Jr. (born 1983), NBA small forward drafted 17th overall by the Indiana Pacers in 2005; 2009 All-Star and Most Improved Player who averaged 25.8 points in 2008-09 before knee injuries ended his 10-year career.
Danny Green (basketball)
Danny Green (born 1987) is a retired American NBA shooting guard, 2009 second-round pick, who won championships with the Spurs (2014), Raptors (2019), and Lakers (2020), starting on all three, with 1,577 career three-pointers.
Danny Green (boxer)
Danny Green (Daniel Thomas Green, 'Green Machine'), Australian boxer from Perth, 2000 Olympian, WBA light heavyweight and IBO cruiserweight champion, KO'd Roy Jones Jr in 2009, split two fights with Anthony Mundine, retired 2017.
Danny Imray
Danny Imray, also known as Daniel Edward Peter Imray, is an English right-back who rose from non-league football to a reported £5 million move to Wrexham from Crystal Palace in 2026.
Danny Ings
Danny Ings (Daniel William John Ings), English centre-forward born 1992 in Winchester; clubs include Burnley, Liverpool, Southampton, Aston Villa, West Ham, Sheffield United, Wycombe; 3 England caps, 1 goal; 2019-20 peak with 25 goals.
Danny Jansen
Danny Jansen (Daniel Robert Jansen, born 1995) is an MLB catcher from Elmhurst, Illinois, drafted by Toronto in 2013; first player in MLB history to play for both teams in one game (Blue Jays/Red Sox, 2024), later Rays, Brewers, and Rangers.
Danny Kanell
Danny Kanell (Daniel Paul Kanell), born 1973, former Florida State and NFL quarterback (Giants, Falcons, Broncos) and current SiriusXM, CBS Sports, and Cover 3 college football analyst.
Danny Manning
Danny Manning (Danniel Ricardo Manning, born 1966), Kansas basketball legend, 1988 NCAA champion and Wooden Award winner, first overall 1988 NBA pick, two-time All-Star, 1998 Sixth Man of the Year; later college head coach at Tulsa, Wake Forest and Maryland, now a Colorado assistant.
Danny McNamara (footballer)
Danny McNamara (born 1998, Sidcup) is a Republic of Ireland U21-capped right-back; a Millwall academy graduate who made 166 appearances there, he had five escalating loans and joined Charlton Athletic in 2026.
Danny Mills
Danny Mills (Daniel John Mills, born 1977, Norwich), English right back for Leeds United, Middlesbrough, and Manchester City; 19 England caps, first-choice right back at the 2002 World Cup, 2004 League Cup winner, later a BBC and Sky pundit.
Danny Miranda
Danny Miranda (Danny Miranda Agramonte, 1978–2026), Cuban first baseman for Ciego de Ávila in the Serie Nacional de Béisbol; won baseball gold with Cuba at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Not the baseball pitcher born 1990 or other namesakes.
Danny Murphy (footballer, born 1977)
Danny Murphy, born 1977 in Chester, English midfielder; Liverpool 1997-2004 (249 apps, 44 goals, 2001 treble, three Old Trafford winners), later Fulham captain; nine England caps; now BBC and talkSPORT pundit.
Danny Nightingale
Danny Nightingale (Robert Daniel Nightingale, born 1954, Redruth, England) is a British modern pentathlete who won team gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics with Jim Fox and Adrian Parker, finished 10th individually, and captained the 1980 team; not the Army sergeant of the same name.