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Hubert Lefebvre
Hubert Lefèbvre (Hubert Jean Daniel Lefèbvre, 1878-1937) was a French rugby union forward who won gold with France at the 1900 Paris Olympics and captained Racing Club de France to the 1902 French title.
Hubert Parot
Hubert Parot was a French equestrian who won team show jumping gold at the 1976 Montréal Olympics riding Rivage, part of France's only Olympic team jumping gold.
Hubert Stevens
Hubert Stevens (John Hubert Stevens, 1890-1950), American bobsled driver from Lake Placid; won the first-ever Olympic two-man bobsleigh gold at the 1932 Lake Placid Games with brother Curtis, fourth in four-man in 1936.
Hubert Strolz
Hubert Strolz, Austrian alpine skier born 1962 in Warth, Vorarlberg; 1988 Calgary Olympic gold in combined and silver in giant slalom; later farmer, ski school director; father of Olympic champion Johannes Strolz.
Hubert Van Innis
Hubert Van Innis (1866-1961), Belgian archer, won six gold and four silver Olympic medals at Paris 1900 and Antwerp 1920, the all-time archery best, plus 1933 world team gold at age 67.
Hubertus Schmidt
Hubertus Schmidt (born 1959, Haaren, Germany) is a German dressage rider, Fleyenhof master, and 2004 Athens Olympic team gold medalist on Wansuela Suerte, also world and European team champion, retired from riding in 2023.
Hubie Brown
Hubie Brown (Hubert Jude Brown, born 1933) is an American Hall of Fame basketball coach and broadcaster: 1975 ABA champion with Kentucky, two-time NBA Coach of the Year (1978, 2004), and 35-season national TV and radio analyst who retired in February 2025.
Hubner von Holst
Johan Hübner von Holst (1881–1945), Swedish sport shooter and Svea Life Guards officer; six medals at the 1906, 1908, and 1912 Games, including two team golds at Stockholm 1912.
Huck Woodman
Huck Woodman (Allan Charles Woodman, 1899-1963), Canadian ice hockey rover with the Winnipeg Falcons; only non-Icelandic member of the team that won the first Olympic hockey gold at Antwerp 1920, after the 1920 Allan Cup.
Huddersfield Town A.F.C.
Huddersfield Town A.F.C. (the Terriers), English football club founded 1908 in Huddersfield; Football League member since 1910; first club to win three consecutive English league titles (1924-1926); now in League One under owner Kevin Nagle.
Hudson Hornet
Hudson Hornet, the "Fabulous Hudson Hornet," an American car built 1951–1957; Step-Down 1951–54 with 308 cu in six and Twin H-Power dominated NASCAR, then AMC-badged Nash-based cars to 1957.
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft (ハドソンソフト), Japanese game developer and publisher founded 1973, creator of Bomberman and co-developer of the PC Engine with NEC; first Famicom third-party, absorbed by Konami and merged into Konami Digital Entertainment on March 1, 2012.
Hudson Valley Renegades
Hudson Valley Renegades, High-A South Atlantic League team in Wappingers Falls, New York; New York Yankees affiliate since 2021, formerly Rays and Rangers; plays at Heritage Financial Park.
Hue Jackson
Hue Jackson, American football coach; NFL head coach of the Oakland Raiders (2011, 8-8) and Cleveland Browns (2016-18, 3-36-1 with 0-16 in 2017); career record 11-44-1; later Grambling State head coach.
Hugh Culverhouse
Hugh Culverhouse (1919-1994), Florida tax lawyer and real estate investor, owned the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1974 until his death; his frugal ownership saw an 0-26 start, the Doug Williams and Bo Jackson disputes, and a $192 million sale to Malcolm Glazer in 1995.
Hugh Douglas (American football)
Hugh Douglas (born 1971, Mansfield, Ohio) is a former NFL defensive end, 1995 Jets first-rounder and Defensive Rookie of the Year, three-time Pro Bowl Eagle with 54.5 sacks, Eagles Hall of Famer (2022), and 94WIP radio host.
Hugh Edwards
Hugh "Jumbo" Edwards was a British rower and RAF officer who won Olympic gold in the coxless pairs and fours on the same day at the 1932 Los Angeles Games.
Hugh Fisher
Hugh Fisher (born 1955, Hamilton, New Zealand) is a Canadian sprint kayaker and emergency physician; with Alwyn Morris he won K-2 1000m gold in world record 3:24.22 and K-2 500m bronze at Los Angeles 1984.
Hugh Foley
Hugh Miller Foley (1944-2016), American rower with Vesper Boat Club; won gold in the men's eights at Tokyo 1964, six US titles, 1967 Pan-Am coxed fours gold, later Boston University crew coach.
Hugh Freeze
Hugh Freeze is an American college football coach who has served as Auburn's head coach since 2022, after earlier head-coaching tenures at Liberty, Ole Miss, Arkansas State, and Lambuth.
Hugh Plaxton
Hugh John Plaxton (1904-1982), Canadian ice hockey left winger; won 1928 St. Moritz Olympic gold with Canada (12 goals in 3 games), later Liberal MP for Toronto Trinity 1935-1940 and lawyer.
Hugh Sutherland
Hugh Robert Sutherland (1907-1990), Canadian ice hockey defenseman with the Winnipeg Hockey Club's Winnipegs; 1931 Allan Cup winner and 1932 Lake Placid Olympic gold medalist, distinct from other athletes named Hugh Sutherland.
Hughie Fury
Hughie Fury, full name Hughie Lewis Fury, is a British heavyweight boxer from Manchester and a cousin of Tyson Fury who lost a 2017 WBO title fight to Joseph Parker.
Hugo Boucheron
Hugo Boucheron (born 1993) is a French rower, Olympic champion in the men's double sculls at Tokyo 2020 with Matthieu Androdias, and world champion in 2018 and 2022; since 2025 he races the men's four.
Hugo Boumous
Hugo Adnan Boumous (هوغو عدنان بوموس), born 1995 in Rennes, is a French-Moroccan attacking midfielder at Selangor FC; ISL star with Goa, Mumbai City, Mohun Bagan, Odisha, winning multiple ISL titles.
Hugo Camberos
Hugo Camberos Figueroa (born 2007, Autlán de Navarro) is a Mexican winger and wing-back for Chivas Guadalajara, number 14; 2026 CONCACAF U-20 champion, top scorer (5 goals) and best player; senior Mexico debutant vs Peru.
Hugo Ekitike
Hugo Ekitiké (born 2002, Reims) is a French centre-forward for Liverpool and France, formerly of Reims, PSG and Eintracht Frankfurt; joined Liverpool in 2025, suffered an Achilles injury in April 2026.
Hugo González (basketball)
Hugo González Peña (born 2006, Madrid) is a Spanish NBA guard-forward, Real Madrid academy product, drafted 28th overall in 2025 by the Boston Celtics; U17 and U18 silver medalist with Spain.
Hugo Helsten
Hugo Helsten (Hugo Alexander Helsten), Danish gymnast (1894-1978) from Hermod, Esbjerg, who won gold in the men's team free system event at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics, Denmark scoring 51.35 to Norway's 48.55.
Hugo Herrnhof
Hugo Herrnhof (born 1964, Bolzano, Italy), Italian short-track speed skater; Olympic gold in the men's 5,000 m relay at Lillehammer 1994 with Carnino, Fagone, and Vuillermin; later ISU Speed Skating Sports director.