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Greg Dayman
Greg Dayman (Gregory John Dayman, born 1947, Wellington) is a New Zealand field hockey player, Olympic gold medallist with New Zealand at Montreal 1976 and ninth-place finisher at Munich 1972; debuted internationally in 1969.
Greg Gagne (wrestler)
Greg Gagne, full name Gregory Alan Gagne, is an American retired professional wrestler best known as one half of the AWA tag team The High Flyers.
Greg Hancock
Greg Hancock (born 1970, Whittier, California) is an American former speedway rider, four-time FIM Speedway World Champion (1997, 2011, 2014, 2016), oldest champion at 46 years 130 days, and record holder for 218 SGP appearances and 2,655 points.
Greg Hardy
Greg Hardy (born 1988), nicknamed The Kraken, is a former NFL defensive end (Panthers, Cowboys; 40 sacks, 2013 All-Pro) whose domestic violence case ended his football career, later a 9-6 MMA heavyweight.
Greg Inglis
Greg Inglis (born 1987, Kempsey NSW), nicknamed GI, Australian rugby league player for Melbourne Storm and South Sydney Rabbitohs; 263 NRL games, record 18 Origin tries, 39 Tests, 2009 Golden Boot, 2014 premiership, NRL Hall of Fame 2024.
Greg Jackson (MMA trainer)
Greg Jackson, American MMA trainer, co-founder of Jackson Wink MMA Academy in Albuquerque with Mike Winkeljohn; creator of Gaidojutsu; coach of Jon Jones, Holly Holm, Georges St-Pierre; three-time Coach of the Year.
Greg Jagenburg
Greg Jagenburg (Gregory Jagenburg, born 1957) is an American butterfly swimmer, three-time world champion who won three golds and a silver at the 1975 and 1978 World Championships.
Greg Jennings
Greg Jennings (Gregory Jennings Jr., born 1983) is a former NFL wide receiver from Western Michigan, drafted 52nd overall by Green Bay in 2006; 571 catches, 8,291 yards, 64 TDs, Super Bowl XLV champion, Packers Hall of Famer.
Greg LeMond
Greg LeMond (born 1961, Lakewood, California), American cyclist, three-time Tour de France winner (1986, 1989, 1990), first non-European Tour champion, 1989 winner by 8 seconds over Fignon, anti-doping advocate, first cyclist awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
Greg Louganis
Greg Louganis (born 1960, San Diego) is an American diver, four-time Olympic gold medalist and the first man to sweep 3m springboard and 10m platform at consecutive Games (1984, 1988), famous for the 1988 Seoul head-strike comeback.
Greg Luzinski
Greg "The Bull" Luzinski (born 1950, Chicago) was a power-hitting left fielder and DH for the Philadelphia Phillies (1970–1980) and Chicago White Sox (1981–1984); 307 career home runs, 1975 NL RBI leader, two-time MVP runner-up, 1980 World Series champion.
Greg Maddux
Greg Maddux (born 1966), MLB starting pitcher 1986-2008 for Cubs, Braves, Dodgers, Padres; 355-227, 3.16 ERA, four straight Cy Youngs (1992-95), record 18 Gold Gloves, 97.2% first-ballot Hall of Fame 2014.
Greg McDermott
Greg McDermott (born 1964, Cascade, Iowa) is a retired American college basketball coach; head coach at Wayne State, North Dakota State, Northern Iowa, Iowa State, and Creighton, finishing 645-383 and as Creighton's all-time winningest coach.
Greg Monroe
Greg Monroe, or Gregory Keith Monroe Jr., is an American former NBA center, drafted seventh in 2010 by Detroit, who became a New Orleans Pelicans assistant coach in 2025.
Greg Norman
Greg Norman (Gregory John Norman AO) is an Australian golfer who was world number one for 331 weeks and won the Open Championship in 1986 and 1993.
Greg O'Shea (rugby union)
Greg O'Shea (born 1995, Limerick), Irish rugby sevens fly-half, Munster academy product, Tokyo 2020 Olympian (Ireland 10th), 2019 Hong Kong Sevens winner, and 2019 Love Island champion with Amber Gill; retired 2021, now a Virgin Media Television presenter.
Greg Oden
Greg Oden, American center, first overall pick of the 2007 NBA Draft by Portland ahead of Kevin Durant; knee injuries limited him to 105 NBA games, later stints with Miami and in China, retired 2016.
Greg Olsen (American football)
Greg Olsen, NFL tight end (Bears 2007-10, Panthers 2011-19, Seahawks 2020), first TE with three straight 1,000-yard seasons, 742 catches, 8,683 yards; now FOX Sports analyst and 2026 Hall of Fame nominee.
Greg Robinson (offensive tackle)
Greg Robinson, Auburn offensive tackle, second overall pick by the St. Louis Rams in the 2014 NFL Draft; 4.92-second 40 at 332 pounds; later Rams, Lions, Browns; regarded as a draft bust.
Greg Rogers
Greg Rogers (Gregory Francis Rogers, born 1948, Sydney) is an Australian swimmer, 1968 Olympic silver and bronze freestyle relay medallist and 1970 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games gold medallist who set a 4x200 m freestyle relay world record; brother of Neil Rogers.
Greg Roman
Greg Roman, NFL offensive coordinator for the 49ers, Bills, Ravens, and Chargers; 2019 AP Assistant Coach of the Year behind Lamar Jackson's MVP and a record 3,296 rushing yards; elite run designer, criticized passing game; Giants senior offensive assistant 2026.
Greg Rusedski
Greg Rusedski, born 1973 in Montreal, is a British-Canadian former tennis player, 1997 US Open runner-up to Patrick Rafter, former world No. 4, 15-time ATP titlist, and 149 mph serve record holder.
Greg Rutherford
Greg Rutherford (born 1986, Milton Keynes) is a retired British long jumper, 2012 Olympic champion, 2015 world champion, and British record holder at 8.51 m; fifth Briton to hold the Olympic, world, European, and Commonwealth titles at once.
Greg Schiano
Greg Schiano, American football coach; Rutgers head coach 2001-11 and 2020-present (99-108 combined, 2006 No. 7 peak) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach 2012-13 (11-21); known for the Buccaneer defense.
Greg Searle
Greg Searle is a British rower who won Olympic gold in the coxed pairs at Barcelona 1992, aged 20, and added men's eight bronze at London 2012.
Greg Valentine
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine (born 1951), American professional wrestler, son of Johnny Valentine; WWF Intercontinental Champion, NWA United States Champion, tag champion with Flair and Beefcake, WWE Hall of Fame 2004.
Greg van Avermaet
Greg van Avermaet, Belgian road cyclist born 1985 in Lokeren, Olympic road race champion at Rio 2016 and Paris-Roubaix 2017 winner; 42 victories over 17 seasons with Lotto, BMC, CCC and AG2R before retiring in 2023.
Greg Ward
Greg Ward Jr., NFL wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles 2017-2021), former Houston quarterback with 8,705 passing yards; 40 games, 88 catches, 768 yards, 10 touchdowns; distinct from Titans QB Cam Ward.
Gregg Berhalter
Gregg Berhalter, American soccer coach and former defender; USMNT head coach 2018-2024 (44-17-13, 2022 World Cup Round of 16, two Nations League titles, 2021 Gold Cup), fired July 2024 after Copa America; now Chicago Fire FC Director of Football and Head Coach.
Gregg Marshall
Gregg Marshall, American college basketball coach, head coach at Winthrop (1998-2007) and Wichita State (2007-2020), 525-204 career record, 2013 Final Four, resigned November 2020 amid abuse allegations with a $7.75 million settlement.