There are a variety of articles listing people of a particular sport.
- Alpine skiers
- American football players
- Archers
- Athletes
- Badminton players
- List of High School Baseball Managers and players MSHSL Baseball Managers and Players (High School Baseball)
- Baseball players (Major League Baseball)
- Basketball players
- Basketball players (National Basketball Association)
- Basketball players (Women's National Basketball Association)
- Biathletes
- Boxers
- Chess players
- Cricketers
- Croquet players
- Curlers
- Cyclists
- Darts players
- Divers
- Drifters
- Equestrians
- Fencers
- Field Hockey players
- Figure skaters 1
- Football players
- Gaelic Footballers
- Freestyle skiers
- Freestyle Motocross riders
- Golfers
- Gymnasts
- Ice Hockey players (National Hockey League, current)
- Ice Hockey players (National Hockey League, retired)
- Jockeys
- Kickboxers (male)
- Kickboxers (female)
- Judoka
- Handball player
- Kitesurfers
- Lacrosse players
- Lugers
- Modern pentathletes
- Motocross riders
- Nordic combined skiers
- Orienteers
- Paragliders
- Polo players
- Race car drivers
- Roller skaters
- Rowing players
- Rugby league players
- Rugby union players
- Sailors
- Skeleton sliders
- Shinty players
- Shooters
- Short track speed skaters
- Ski Jumpers
- Skydivers
- Skysurfers
- Synchronized swimmers
- Snowcross racers
- Snowboarders
- Speed skaters
- Sporting knights and dames
- Sports announcers
- Squash players
- Surfers
- Swimmers
- Table Tennis Players
- Taekwondo practitioners
- Television reporters
- Triathletes
- Tennis players (female)
- Tennis players (male)
- Volleyball players
- Water polo players
- Weightlifters
- Windsurfers
- Wingsuit flyers
- Wrestlers
Notes:
- 1 - a list of names included in an article of about the occupation.
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