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Jenn Stuczynski Suhr
Jenn Stuczynski Suhr (Jennifer Stuczynski-Suhr, born 1982) is a retired American pole vaulter: 2012 Olympic champion, 2008 Olympic silver medalist, world indoor record holder at 5.03 m, and 17-time U.S. champion.
Jenn Wakefield
Jenn Wakefield (Jennifer Dorothy June Wakefield), born 1989, is a Canadian ice hockey forward, Olympic gold (Sochi 2014) and silver (PyeongChang 2018) medalist, Hockey East 120-goal scorer, and now a coach with Penn State and Canada's development team.
Jenna Johnson
Jenna Leigh Johnson (Jenna Johnson-Younker), American swimmer born 1967 in Santa Rosa, California; Stanford swimmer who won two relay golds and 100 butterfly silver at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, plus 1986 World Championship silvers.
Jennie Finch
Jennie Finch (born 1980, La Mirada, California) is an American softball pitcher, Arizona Wildcats star, 2004 Olympic gold and 2008 silver medalist, two-time Honda Award winner, and 60-game NCAA win-streak record holder, retired 2010.
Jennie Fletcher
Jennie Fletcher (1890–1968), English swimmer of Leicester Ladies SC, won bronze in the 100 m freestyle and gold in the 4×100 m relay at Stockholm 1912, Britain's first women's Olympic swimming medalist.
Jennifer Azzi
Jennifer Azzi, born 1968, is an American former basketball player who led Stanford to its first NCAA women's title in 1990 and won 1996 Olympic gold.
Jennifer Botterill
Jennifer Botterill, Canadian ice hockey forward, three-time Olympic gold medallist (2002, 2006, 2010) and five-time world champion; two-time Patty Kazmaier winner at Harvard; 2025 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee, now NHL broadcaster.
Jennifer Brady
Jennifer Brady (born 1995, Harrisburg, PA), American tennis player, 2021 Australian Open finalist, 2020 US Open semifinalist, WTA career-high No. 13, Lexington 2020 champion, UCLA 2014 NCAA champion, twice returned from long injury layoffs.
Jennifer Brundage
Jennifer Lyn Brundage (Boys), born 1973 in Orange, California, is an American softball third baseman who won 2000 Sydney Olympic gold with Team USA and the 1999 Pan Am gold, starred at UCLA, and coaches at Michigan.
Jennifer Capriati
Jennifer Capriati, born 1976 in New York, is an American former tennis player who won the 1992 Olympic gold medal and three Grand Slam titles during her celebrated 2001 comeback.
Jennifer Chandler
Jennifer Chandler (Jennifer Kay Bellamy Chandler, born 1959) is an American diver who won 3m springboard gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, 1975 Pan Am gold, 1978 Worlds bronze, and retired at 21 after back injuries.
Jennifer Gillom
Jennifer Gillom (born 1964, Abbeville, Mississippi), nicknamed Grandmama, is an American basketball player and coach: 1988 Olympic gold medalist, first Phoenix Mercury player, WNBA All-Star, later Lynx and Sparks head coach and Hall of Famer.
Jennifer Hardy
Jennifer Hardy, born Jennifer L. Nichols (4 October 1983, Kansas City, Missouri), American recurve archer; three-time Olympian (2004, 2008, 2012), Pan American Games and World Indoor Archery Championships medalist for the United States.
Jennifer Heil
Jennifer Heil is a Canadian retired freestyle skier who won moguls gold at the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics, silver at Vancouver 2010, and was named Canada's Chef de Mission for the 2026 Games.
Jennifer Jones (curler)
Jennifer Jones (born 1974, Winnipeg) is a Canadian curler, Sochi 2014 Olympic gold medalist with an 11-0 record, six-time Scotties champion, two-time world champion, and record holder for career Scotties wins.
Jennifer Kehoe
Jennifer Kehoe (born 1983), British Army Royal Engineers officer and Paralympic alpine ski guide to Menna Fitzpatrick; four medals at PyeongChang 2018 including slalom gold, Britain's most successful winter Paralympian, MBE.
Jennifer Maia
Jennifer Maia, Brazilian women's flyweight MMA fighter (born 1988), former two-time-defended Invicta FC champion, UFC 2018-2023, challenged Valentina Shevchenko at UFC 255, now back in Invicta FC.
Jennifer Valente
Jennifer Valente, American track cyclist born 1994 in San Diego; first U.S. woman to win Olympic track cycling gold (omnium, Tokyo 2020), defended it at Paris 2024 plus team pursuit gold; five Olympic medals, 19 world championship medals.
Jennifer Welter
Jennifer Welter, also known as Jen Welter, is an American football coach and former player who in 2015 became the first woman to hold a coaching position in the NFL.
Jennison Heaton
Jennison Heaton (1904-1971), American bobsledder and skeleton racer; won the first Olympic skeleton gold at St. Moritz 1928 (181.8 s) ahead of brother Jack, plus five-man bobsleigh silver as USA I pilot.
Jenny Armstrong
Jenny Armstrong (Jennifer Margaret Armstrong), born 1970 in Dunedin, is a New Zealand-born sailor who won 470 class gold for Australia with Belinda Stowell at Sydney 2000, the first Australian women's Olympic sailing medal, after finishing fourth for NZL at Barcelona 1992; now a Yachting NZ coach.
Jenny Kemp
Jenny Kemp (Jennifer Jo Kemp), American swimmer born 1955 in Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati Marlins backstroker who switched to freestyle, won 1972 Olympic gold in the 4x100 m freestyle relay in world-record 3:55.19, and took 1975 Pan Am bronze in 100 m backstroke.
Jenny Morris
Jenny Morris (Jennifer Lynn Morris), Australian field hockey defender born 1972 in Maryborough, Queensland; won Olympic gold with the Hockeyroos at Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, the first women's team to defend an Olympic hockey title.
Jenny Pawsey
Jenny Pawsey (Jennifer Beryl Pawsey, née Taylor, born 1944) is a British sprinter and 400m runner, first-leg runner on the inaugural ratified women's 4x400m relay world record team (3:37.6, London, 22 June 1969) and 1969 WAAA 400m champion.
Jenny Rissveds
Jenny Rissveds, Swedish cross-country mountain bike racer (XCO) from Falun; Olympic gold Rio 2016, bronze Paris 2024, elite world champion 2025, and first Swede to win the overall UCI XCO World Cup in 2026.
Jenny Schmidgall Potter
Jenny Schmidgall Potter (born 1979, Saint Paul, Minnesota), also Jenny Potter, American ice hockey forward; four-time Olympian with gold 1998, silver 2002 and 2010, bronze 2006, and leading U.S. Olympic scorer.
Jenny Stene
Jenny Østre Stene, Norwegian rifle shooter born 1998, holds the 596 qualification world record in 50m rifle three positions, won 2022 World Championship gold and silver, and competed at Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics.
Jenny Thompson
Jenny Thompson (Jennifer Elisabeth Thompson, born 1973) is an American swimmer with 12 Olympic medals, 8 gold, all golds in relays, across 1992-2004; later a pediatric anesthesiologist.
Jenny Topping
Jenny Louise Topping, born 1980 in Whittier, California, is an American softball catcher who won gold at the 2004 Athens Olympics, hitting a team-high .667, and was a four-time first-team All-American at Washington and Cal State Fullerton.
Jenny Turrall
Jenny Turrall (Jenny Lynnette Turrall-Wetton), Australian swimmer born 1960, set 800m and 1500m freestyle world records as a 13-year-old, won 800m gold at the 1975 Cali World Championships, and 1974 Christchurch Commonwealth Games 400m freestyle gold.