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Kenji Ogiwara
Kenji Ogiwara (荻原健司), born 1969 in Kusatsu, Japan, is a former nordic combined skier, two-time Olympic team gold medalist (1992, 1994), four-time world champion, and three-time World Cup overall winner (1993–1995) with 19 wins; later a Japanese lawmaker.
Kenji Shimaoka
Kenji Shimaoka (嶋岡健治), born 1949 in Tokyo, is a Japanese volleyball setter who won 1968 Olympic silver and 1972 Munich gold, later JVA president 2017-2022 and FIVB board member; not the triathlete NENER Kenji.
Kenjutsu (剣術)
Kenjutsu (剣術) is classical Japanese swordsmanship, the samurai art of combat with the katana, transmitted through koryu schools via two-person kata with bokken; distinct from iai (the draw) and the historical origin of modern kendo.
KenKen (賢賢)
KenKen (賢賢), also called Calcudoku or Mathdoku, is a 3×3 to 9×9 Latin-square logic puzzle with arithmetic cages, invented in 2004 by Japanese math teacher Tetsuya Miyamoto.
Kenley Jansen
Kenley Jansen, Curaçao-born MLB closer (born 1987, Willemstad), ex-catcher converted 2009; Dodgers saves leader (350), 2020 World Series champion, fourth all-time in saves, pitched for Dodgers, Braves, Red Sox, Angels, Tigers.
Kennedy Blades
Kennedy Alexis Blades (born 2003, Chicago) is an American freestyle wrestler, 2024 Paris Olympic silver medalist at 76 kg and 2025 world bronze medalist at 68 kg, now wrestling for Iowa.
Kennedy Urlacher
Kennedy Urlacher, son of Hall of Fame linebacker Brian Urlacher, is a safety from Chandler, Arizona who played freshman year at Notre Dame (2024), transferred to USC in 2025, and started three games for the Trojans as a sophomore.
Kennet Eichhorn
Kennet Eichhorn (born 2009, Bernau bei Berlin) is a German defensive midfielder who set Bundesliga 2 age records at Hertha BSC, joined Bayer Leverkusen in 2026, and was sidelined by a metabolic disorder.
Kenneth Braaten
Kenneth Braaten (born 1974, Mo i Rana) is a retired Norwegian nordic combined skier; 1998 Nagano Olympic team gold, 2001 Lahti world team gold, 1999 Ramsau team silver, one World Cup win.
Kenneth Carey
Kenneth Anton Carey (1893-1981), American sailor and California Yacht Club member; won 1932 Los Angeles Olympics 8 metre class gold aboard Angelita after finishing second in trials; Berkeley law graduate.
Kenneth Faried
Kenneth Faried, "The Manimal", American forward-center from Newark and Morehead State; NCAA modern-era rebounding leader, 2011 first-round pick (22nd, Nuggets), 2014 FIBA World Cup gold medalist, later Panathinaikos and Baskonia.
Kenneth Hunt
Kenneth Hunt (Kenneth Reginald Gunnery Hunt, 1884-1949), English amateur footballer and Anglican clergyman; won the 1908 FA Cup with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Olympic football gold with Great Britain in 1908 and 1920.
Kenneth Lofton Jr.
Kenneth Lofton Jr. (born 2002, Port Arthur, Texas) is an American forward, Louisiana Tech standout, 2021 FIBA U19 gold medalist, undrafted 2022, 45 NBA games with Memphis, Philadelphia, and Utah, known for bully-ball post play.
Kenneth Lowery
Kenneth (Ken) Lowery, born 1961, American sprinter for Chicago State TC; set the indoor 500m world record 1:00.17 (1987) and ran on the US 4x400m indoor world record relay 3:05.21 (Glasgow 1989).
Kenneth Walker III (running back)
Kenneth Walker III, born 2000, NFL running back; Wake Forest and Michigan State, 2021 Doak Walker Award; Seahawks 2022 second-round pick (41st), Super Bowl LX MVP, now Kansas City Chiefs.
Kenny Anderson (basketball)
Kenny Anderson (born 1970) is an American former NBA point guard, 1991 draft's No. 2 pick by the New Jersey Nets, 1994 All-Star, 14 seasons, career 12.6 points and 6.1 assists per game.
Kenny Atkinson
Kenny Atkinson, or Kenneth Neil Atkinson, is an American basketball coach who leads the Cleveland Cavaliers and won the 2024-25 NBA Coach of the Year Award.
Kenny Bednarek
Kenny Bednarek (Kenneth Bednarek, Kung Fu Kenny), American sprinter born 1998 in Tulsa. Two Olympic 200m silvers (Tokyo 2020, Paris 2024), two world 200m silvers, 2025 4x100m gold, and 2026 Ultimate Championship 100m/200m double; PBs 9.79 and 19.52.
Kenny Britt
Kenny Britt, former Rutgers and NFL wide receiver from Bayonne, NJ; first-round pick (30th overall, 2009) of the Titans; 116 games, 329 catches, 5,137 yards, 32 TDs; Titans record 225-yard game in 2010.
Kenny Brokenburr
Kenny Brokenburr (Kenneth L. Brokenburr, born 1968), American sprinter from Winter Haven, Florida; 2000 Sydney Olympic gold in the 4x100 m relay and 2003 Pan American Games 200 m champion.
Kenny Carr
Kenny Carr (Kenneth Alan Carr, born 1955), American forward; 1976 Olympic basketball gold medalist; sixth overall 1977 NBA draft pick; ten NBA seasons with Lakers, Cavaliers, Pistons, Trail Blazers.
Kenny Clark (defensive tackle)
Kenny Clark, NFL defensive tackle (UCLA, Packers first-round pick 2016, No. 97), three-time Pro Bowler and Packers' all-time sacks leader among interior linemen; traded to Dallas Cowboys with 2026-27 first-round picks for Micah Parsons in August 2025.
Kenny Dalglish
Kenny Dalglish (born 1951, Glasgow), "King Kenny", Scottish footballer and manager; Celtic and Liverpool great, six English league titles, three European Cups, 102 Scotland caps; 2026 PFA Merit Award recipient.
Kenny Dillingham
Kenny Dillingham, Arizona State Sun Devils head football coach since November 27, 2022, ASU alumnus and former Memphis, Auburn, Florida State, and Oregon offensive coordinator; led ASU to the 2024 Big 12 title and College Football Playoff.
Kenny Dykstra
Kenny Dykstra is the ring name of American professional wrestler Kenn Doane, best known as Kenny of WWE's five-man Spirit Squad cheerleader stable in 2006.
Kenny Dyson
Kenny Dyson Jr. (born 2001, Stamford, Connecticut) is an NFL outside linebacker from Bryant University; undrafted 2024 with Carolina, UFL Houston Gamblers 2026, then Minnesota Vikings practice squad.
Kenny Florian
Kenny Florian, "KenFlo" (born 1976), American retired UFC mixed martial artist and BJJ black belt; TUF 1 finalist, first UFC fighter in four weight classes, three title fights lost, later a leading MMA commentator.
Kenny Golladay
Kenny Golladay, American NFL wide receiver from Chicago; Northern Illinois; Lions third-round pick (96th, 2017); 2019 Pro Bowl with 1,190 yards and NFL-leading 11 TDs; Giants' $72M free agent, released March 2023.
Kenny Harrison
Kenny Harrison (Kerry Lorenzo Harrison), American triple jumper born 1965 in Milwaukee; 1996 Atlanta Olympic gold and 1991 world champion; his 18.09 m still stands as the Olympic record.
Kenny Jonsson
Kenny Jonsson (Per Anders Kenny Jönsson) is a Swedish former ice hockey defenseman who won Olympic gold in 1994 and 2006 and played 686 NHL games.