Owls in the Major Leagues; Current players in bold

David Aardsma (2007-2015) – San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, Seattle Mariners, New York Yankees, New York Mets, Atlanta Braves
Matt Anderson (1998-2005) – Detroit Tigers, Colorado Rockies
Phillip Barzilla (2006, 2011) – Houston Astros, China
- Member of Italy National Team (2006 World Baseball Classic)
Jim Asbell (1938) – Chicago Cubs
Lance Berkman (1999-2013) - Houston Astros, New York Yankees, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers
- World Series Champion (2011)
- NL Comeback Player of the Year (2011)
- 6x All-Star (2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011)
Tim Byrdak (1998-2013) – Kansas City Royals, Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, New York Mets
Frank Carswell (1953) – Detroit Tigers
Norm Charlton (1988-98) – Cincinnati Reds, Seattle Mariners, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, Atlanta Braves,Tampa Bay Rays
- World Series Champion (1990)
- All-Star (1992)
J.T. Chargois (2016-Present) – Minnesota Twins, LA Dodgers, Japan, Seattle Mariners, Miami Marlins
Tony Cingrani (2012-Present) – Cincinnati Reds, LA Dodgers
- Pitched a combined no-hitter on May 4, 2018 (vs. Padres in Monterey, Mexico--first no-hitter thrown outside the US in MLB history)
Bubba Crosby (2003-06) – LA Dodgers, New York Yankees
Jose Cruz Jr. (1997-2008) – Seattle Mariners, Toronto Blue Jays, San Francisco Giants, Tampa Bay Rays, Arizona Diamondbacks, Boston Red Sox, LA Dodgers, San Diego Padres, Houston Astros
- Gold Glove Award (2003)
Tyler Duffey (2015-Present) – Minnesota Twins, Chicago Cubs, Kansas City Royals
Jon Duplantier (2019-Present) – Arizona Diamondbacks, Japan
Eddie Dyer (Player: 1922-27; Manager: 1946-50) – St. Louis Cardinals
- World Series Champion (1946)
- Manager of the Year (1946)
Josh Geer (2008-09) – San Diego Padres
Tristan Gray (2023-Present) – Tampa Bay Rays, Miami Marlins, Oakland A's
Marc Gwyn (2007-09) – LA Angels, Japan
Dave Hilton (1972-80) – San Diego Padres, Japan
Brock Holt (2012-Present) – Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, Milwaukee Brewers, Washington Nationals
- 2x World Series Champion (2013, 2018)
- All-Star (2015)
- Hit for the cycle on June 16, 2015 & October 8, 2018 (only cycle in postseason history) w/Red Sox
Phillip Humber (2006-2015) – New York Mets, Minnesota Twins, Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox, Houston Astros, South Korea
- Pitched a perfect game on April 21, 2012 w/White Sox
Paul Janish (2008-17) – Cincinnati Reds, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles
- Member of the USA Pan American Baseball Team and Silver Medalist (2003)
Kevin Joseph (2002) – St. Louis Cardinals
Evan Kravetz (2024) - Cincinnati Reds
Matt Langwell (2013) – Cleveland Indians, Arizona Diamondbacks
Lucas Luetge (2012-15, 2021-Present) – Seattle Mariners, New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves
- Pitched a combined no-hitter on June 8, 2012
Mike Macha (1979-80) – Atlanta Braves, Toronto Blue Jays
Dane Myers (2023-Present) – Miami Marlins
Jeff Niemann (2008-12) – Tampa Bay Rays
Dave Pavlas (1990-98) – Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees, China, Japan
Lance Pendleton (2011) – New York Yankees, Houston Astros
Bryan Price (2014) – Cleveland Indians
Ford Proctor (2022) – San Francisco Giants
Mark Quinn (1999-2002) – Kansas City Royals
Allan Ramirez (1983) – Baltimore Orioles
Mario Ramos (2003) – Texas Rangers
Anthony Rendon (2013-Present) – Washington Nationals, LA Angels
- World Series Champion (2019)
- All-MLB First Team (2019)
- 2x Silver Slugger Award (2014, 2019)
- NL Comeback Player of the Year (2016)
- All-Star (2019)
Josh Rodriguez (2011) – Pittsburgh Pirates
Craig Stansberry (2007-09) – San Diego Padres
Matt Williams (1983-85) – Toronto Blue Jays, Texas Rangers
Joe Wood (1943) – Detroit Tigers

Current players in bold; NFL unless otherwise noted

Myles Adams (2021-Present)- Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions
Calvin Anderson (2020-Present) Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers
Preston Anderson (1974) – Cleveland Browns
Tony Barker (1992) – Washington Redskins
Rodrigo Barnes (1973-76) – Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots, Charlotte Hornets (WFL), Miami Dolphins, Oakland Raiders
Bill Blackburn (1946-50) – Chicago Cardinals
Chris Boswell (2015-Present) – Pittsburgh Steelers
- Pro Bowl (2017 & 2024)
- First-team All-Pro (2024)
Shirly Brick (1920) - Buffalo All-Americans (APFA)
O.J. Brigance (1991-2002) – BC Lions (CFL), Baltimore Stallions (CFL), Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, St. Louis Rams, New England Patriots
- Super Bowl Champion (2000)
- Grey Cup Champion (1995)
- 2x CFL West All-Star (1991, 1993)
- CFL All-Star (1995)
- Tom Pate Memorial Award (1994)
Bob Brumley (1945) – Detroit Lions
Larry Brune (1976-82) – Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL) Minnesota Vikings
John Burrell (1962-67) – Pittsburgh Steelers, Washington Redskins
Gary Butler (1973-77) – Kansas City Chiefs, Chicago Bear, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jeremy Calahan (2005) - St. Louis Rams
Bryce Callahan (2015-2022) – Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Chargers
James Casey (2009-15) – Houston Texans, Philadelphia Eagles, Denver Broncos
Chase Clement (2010-12) - Las Vegas Locomotives (UFL)
Trevor Cobb (1993-94) - Chicago Bears
- College Football Hall of Fame (2018)
Earl Cooper (1980-86) – San Francisco 49ers, LA Raiders
- 2x Super Bowl Champion (1981, 1984)
Olie Cordill (1940) – Cleveland Rams
- Pro Bowl (1940)
Vincent Courville (1984-87) – Houston Gamblers (USFL), Dallas Cowboys
Christian Covington (2015-Present) – Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Chargers, BC Lions
Doug Cunningham (1979) - Minnesota Vikings
Patrick Dendy (2005-07) – Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
Buddy Dial (1959-66) – Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys
- All-Pro (1963)
- 2x Pro Bowl (1961, 1963)
- College Football Hall of Fame (1993)
Jarett Dillard (2009-11) – Jacksonville Jaguars
Michael Downs (1981-89) – Dallas Cowboys, Phoenix Cardinals
- Second Team All-Pro (1984)
- 2x UPI All-NFL (1984, 1985)
Julian Duncan (2001-02) - Rhein Fire (NFLE), Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL)
Virgil Eikenberg (1948) – Chicago Cardinals
Emmanuel Ellerbee (2018-2023) – LA Chargers, Seattle Seahawks, Atlanta Falcons, Houston Roughnecks (XFL)
Bert Emanuel (1994-2001) – Atlanta Falcons, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, Detroit Lions
Hosea Fortune (1983) - San Diego Chargers
Jack Fox (2019-Present) - Detroit Lions
- Pro Bowl (2020 & 2024)
- First-team All-Pro (2024)
Phillip Gaines (2014-2020) – Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans
Elijah Garcia (2022-Present) - Denver Broncos, New York Giants
Don Gillis (1958-61) – Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals
Spencer George (1997-99) - Tennessee Titans
Bart Goforth (1974) - Houston Texans/Shreveport Steamers (WFL)
Peter Godber (2018-present) - BC Lions, Saskatchewan Roughriders
Darryl Grant (1981-91) – Washington Redskins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- 2x Super Bowl Champion (1982, 1987)
Brandon Green (2003-06) – Jacksonville Jaguars, St. Louis Rams
Courtney Hall (1989-96) – San Diego Chargers
James Hamrick (1987) - Kansas City Chiefs
Fred Hartman (1947-48) – Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles
King Hill (1958-69) – Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings
Donald Hollas (1991-94; 1997-98) – Cincinnati Bengals, Oakland Raiders
Hugo Hollas (1970-75) - New Orleans Saints, San Francisco 49ers, San Antonio Wings (WFL)
Billy Howton (1952-63) – Green Bay Packers, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys
- 4x Pro Bowl (1952, 1955, 1956, 1957)
- 2x First Team All-Pro (1956, 1957)
- Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
Weldon Humble (1947-50; 1952) – Cleveland Browns, Dallas Texans
- 3x AAFC Champion (1947, 1948, 1949)
- NFL Champion (1950)
- Second Team All-Pro (1948)
- Pro Bowl (1950)
- College Football Hall of Fame (1961)
Larry Izzo (1996-2009) – Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets
- 3x Super Bowl Champion (2001, 2003, 2004)
- First Team All-Pro (2004)
- 3x Pro Bowl (2000, 2002, 2004)
- Member of the New England Patriots All-2000’s Team
Roland Jackson (1962) – St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Jones (1961) – Houston Oilers
N.D. Kalu (1997-2008) – Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins, Houston Texans
Randy Kerbow (1963) - Houston Oilers
Tommy Kramer (1977-90) – Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints
- All-Pro (1986)
- NFL Comeback Player of the Year (1986)
- Pro Bowl (1986)
- College Football Hall of Fame (2012)
Chuck Latourette (1967-71) - St. Louis Cardinals, Houston Texans/Shreveport Steamers (1975 WFL)
Nick Leverett (2021-Present) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patiots, Arizona Cardinals
John Magee (1948-55) – Philadelphia Eagles
Donnie Martin (1984) - Houston Gamblers (USFL)
Luke McCaffrey (2024-present) - Washington Commanders
LaDouphyous McCalla (2000-05) – Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL)
Vance McDonald (2013-2020) – San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers
Terrance Melton (2004-06) - Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints
Primo Miller (1937-38) – Cleveland Rams
Dicky Moegle (1955-61) – San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys
- Pro Bowl (1955)
- College Football Hall of Fame (1979)
Hamilton Nichols (1947-49; 1951) – Chicago Cardinals, Green Bay Packers
- NFL Champion (1947)
Cheta Ozougwu (2011-13) – Chicago Bears, Houston Texans
Ryan Pontbriand (2003-11) – Cleveland Browns
- 2x Pro Bowl (2007, 2008)
Alan Pringle (1975) – Detroit Lions
Rex Proctor (1953) - Chicago Bears
Ernie Rogers (1984) - Houston Gamblers (USFL)
Tobin Rote (1950-66) – Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos, Toronto Argonauts (CFL)
- NFL Champion (1957)
- AFL Champion (1963)
- AFL Player of the Year (1963)
- AFL First Team All-Pro (1963)
- 2x Pro Bowl (1956, 1963)
- Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
Leo Rucka (1956) – San Francisco 49ers
Frank Ryan (1958-70) – LA Rams, Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins
- NFL Champion (1964)
- 3x Pro Bowl (1964, 1965, 1966)
Jake Schuehle (1939) – Philadelphia Eagles
Ted Scrugs (1947-48) - Brooklyn Dodgers
Andrew Sendejo (2010-2021) – Sacramento Mountain Lions (UFL), Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns
J.D. Smith (1959-66) – Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions
- Pro Bowl (1961)
Scott Solomon (2012-15) – Tennessee Titans, New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns
Jim Spruill (1948-49) – Baltimore Colts
Seaman Squyres (1933) – Cincinnati Reds
Frank Steen (1939) - Green Bay Packers
- NFL Champion (1939)
Carl Swierc (1974) - Jacksonville Sharks (WFL)
Jordan Taylor (2015-18) – Denver Broncos
- Super Bowl Champion (2015)
Austin Trammell (2021-Present) - Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Rams, Jacksonville Jaguars
Orville Trask (1960-62) – Houston Oilers, Oakland Raiders
- 2x AFL Champion (1960, 1961)
Dwayne Turner (1987) - Houston Oilers
John Underwood (1923) - Milwaukee Badgers
Malcolm Walker (1966-70) – Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers
Austin Walter (2019-2022) – New York Giants, Dallas Renegades (XFL), San Francisco 49ers, New York Jets
Dale Walters (1984-87) - Houston Gamblers (USFL), Cleveland Browns
Joe Watson (1950) – Detroit Lions
Russell Wayt (1965) – Dallas Cowboys
Gerald “Bones” Weatherly (1950; 1952-54) – Chicago Bears
Ken Whitlow (1946) - Miami Seahawks (AAFC)
Windel Williams (1948-49) - Baltimore Colts
Luke Willson (2013-2020) – Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens
- Super Bowl Champion (2013)
Frank Wilson (1982) – Pittsburgh Steelers

Owls in the Pros - Men's Basketball
Current players in bold

Morris Almond (2007-13) – Utah Jazz, Spain, Italy, Ukraine, Serbia
Ken Austin (1983-94) – Detroit Pistons, France, Spain, Belgium, Argentina
Suleiman Braimoh (2012-Present) – Qatar, Japan, New Zealand, Mexico, Germany, Russia, France, Israel
- Israeli State Cup Winner (2020)
- Israeli League Cup Winner & MVP (2019)
- Israeli League Sixth Man of the Year (2019)
- VTB United League Sixth Man of the Year (2017)
- BBL All-Star (2016)
- LNBP All-Star (2015)
- NZNBL Most Outstanding Forward (2014)
- NZNBL All-Star Five (2014)
- Qatar Emir Cup Champion (2013)
- Qatar Heir Apparent Cup Champion (2013)
Alex Bougaieff (2001-10) - Italy, France
Bill Closs (1950-52) – Philadelphia Warriors, Fort Wayne Pistons
Erik Cooper (2001-02) - Argentina
Marius Craciun (2009-10) – Romania
Bobby Crawford (2017) - Carolina Thunder (ECBL)
Mike Cunningham (1984-92) - Albuquerque Silvers (CBA), Mexico, Finland, Dominican Republic, Argentina, Venezuela
Yamar Diene (2004-10) – France, Spain
Brandon Evans (2004) - Mississippi HardHats (WBA)
Max Fiedler (2024 - present) Delaware, Texas (G-League)
Rodney Foster (2009-10) – Germany
Seth Gearhart (2015) – Switzerland
Lawrence Ghoram (2011-12) - Chile
Brock Gillespie (2005-2016) – New Zealand, Spain, Slovakia, Switzerland, Finland, Germany, Romania, Mexico, Poland, Japan, Canada, Colombia
Max Guercy - Czech Republic, United Kingdom
Mike Harris (2005-2022) – Houston Rockets, Washington Wizards, Utah Jazz, Ukraine, China, Kuwait, Puerto Rico, Lebanon, Philippines, South Korea, Qatar, Bahrain
- Chinese NBL Player of the Year (2019)
- CBA Champion & Player of the Year (2016)
- 2x BSN Champion (2014, 2015)
- 2x BSN Finals MVP (2014, 2015)
- BSN MVP (2014)
J.R. Harrison – Mexico, Belgium, Belarus, Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, Portugal
Bill Henry (1947-50) – Fort Wayne Pistons, Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Emerson Herndon (2012-13) - Houston Xperience (NEBA)
Shawn Igo (2002-03) - Kentucky Claws (UBA)
Marcus Jackson (2019-20) - Macedonia
Tamir Jackson – Georgia, Israel, Mexico
Robert Johnson - Mexico
Arsalan Kazemi (2007-Present) - Iran, China
Bob Kinney (1945-51) – Fort Wayne Pistons, Boston Celtics
Christian Kollik – Austria
Egor Koulechov (2018-Present) - Israel
Tommy McGhee – Poland, Russia, Israel
Jason McKrieth (2007) - Texas Legends (D-League)
Jamaal Moore – Estonia, Portugal, Germany
Quincy Olivari – (2024 - present) Los Angeles Lakers
Renaldo O’Neal (2001-02) - Austria
Paulius Packevicius – United Kingdom
Aleks Perka – Poland
Ricky Pierce (1982-98) – Detroit Pistons, San Diego Clippers, Milwaukee Bucks, Seattle Supersonics, Golden State Warriors, Indiana Pacers, Denver Nuggets, Charlotte Hornets
- 2x Sixth Man of the Year (1987, 1990)
- All-Star (1991)
J.J. Polk (2001) - San Diego Wildcats (ABA)
Austin Ramljak (2014-15) - Spain
J.R. Reynolds (2016-19) - Chicago Steam (ABA)
Jarvis Sanni – Belgium
Brent Scott (1993-2007) – Indiana Pacers, Poland, Spain, Italy, Greece
Eric Singletary (2001-02) - Las Vegas Rattlers (ABA)
Rashid Smith – Mexico
Mike Wilks (2003-2010) – Minnesota Timberwolves, Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings, Cleveland Cavaliers, Seattle Supersonics, Atlanta Hawks, Denver Nuggets, Washington Wizards.
Lorenzo Williams (2008-2021) – Russia, Latvia, Hungary, Slovakia, Germany, Lithuania

Owls in the Pros - Women's Basketball Current players in bold

Valeriya Berezhynska (2008-2022) – San Antonio Stars, France, Poland, Turkey, Spain
- 2013 Polish Champion
Marla Brumfield (2000-03) – Minnesota Lynx, Miami Sol, Charlotte Sting
Amber Cunningham – Germany, Romania, Finland
Lauren Grigsby (2019-20) – Ireland
Jessica Kuster (2014-2020) – Romania, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Australia
Reem Moussa – Egypt, Czech Republic
Lauren Neaves (2011-14) – France
Kadie Riverin (2008-10) – Switzerland
Michelle Woods (2008-09) – Israel, Spain

Current players in bold

Catherine Fitzsimmons (2012-2015) - Scotland, France
Gaby Garton (2012-2023) - Argentina, Australia
- Member of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Argentina National Team
Lauren Hughes (2016) - Iceland
Annie Walker (2020) - Australia

Tiffany Carrethers (1999-2000) - US Professional Volleyball League
Olaya Pazo - Spain, USA
- Member of the Venezuela Beach Volleyball Olympics Team (2016 Rio de Janeiro)
Rebeca Pazo - Spain, USA
- Member of the 2007 Spain Women’s National Volleyball Team
- Member of the Venezuela Women’s National Beach Volleyball Team
Meredith Schamun - Switzerland, Germany

Current golfers in bold

Christopher Brown - Korn Ferry Tour, PGA Tour Canada, APT
Michael Buttacavoli - Korn Ferry Tour, PGA Latin America
Mario Carmona - PGA Latin America Tour
- US Open (2021 qualifier)
Parker Labarge - PGA Tour
Brad Lardon - PGA Tour
James Lee - Asian Tour
Mitchell Meissner - PGA Latin America Tour
Landon Michelson - PGA Latin America Tour
Drew Scott - PGA Tour Canada
Michael Whitehead - PGA Tour, PGA Tour Canada, APT
Jeff Wibawa - PGA Tour Canada, PGA Latin America

All players below have held either a pro ranking or played majors as an amateur in pre-open era

Mohamad Abdel-Aziz
Srikar Alla
Max Andrews
Richard Barker
- 2005 Wimbledon R64 (Doubles)
- 2005 Forest Hill Challenger Champion (Doubles)
- 2004 Great Britain F4 Champion (Doubles)
William Barker
- 2005 Wimbledon R64 (Doubles)
- 2004 Great Britain F4 Champion (Doubles)
Tommy Bennett
Steve Campbell
- Australian Open Singles R32 (1998), R64 (1995), R128 (1999)
- US Open Singles R128 (1998, 1997, 1995)
- 1998 Wimbledon R128 (Singles)
- 1997 Ixtapa Challenger Champion (Singles)
- 1995 Belo Horizonte Challenger Champion (Singles)
- 1998 French Open R128 (Singles)
- Singles career high #78
Alberto “Tico” Carrero
- 1966 US Open Third Round (Singles)
- 1969 Boston Tour Event Third Round (Singles)
Jonathan Chang
Robert Collins
Paul Como
- 1962 US Championships R128 (Singles)
Charles “Tres” Cushing III
- 1983 Wimbledon Singles and Doubles Qualifying First Round
Mike Estep
- 2 singles and 7 doubles career titles
- Best major finish - Fourth round in 1975 Wimbledon singles draw and quarterfinals in 1980 and 1982 Australian Open Doubles draw
- Singles career high #59
Ron Fisher
- 1958-64 US Open Championships Singles Draw
- 1963-64 Wimbledon Singles Draw
Harry Fowler
Jose “Rodrigo” Gabriel
Sam Garforth-Bles
Frank Guernsey
- 1946 US Open Doubles Runner-Up
- 1939 US Open Singles Fourth Round
Zan Guerry
- 1977 US Open Third Round (Singles)
- 1973 Wimbledon Second Round (Singles)
- 1969 French Open Second Round (Singles)
- Singles career high #105
Adam Gustafsson
Chick Harris
- 1949 US Open Second Round (Singles)
Wilbur Hess
- 1935 US Open R16 (Singles)
Mark Holland
Rico Jacober
Juan LaValle
Sam Match
- Singles career high #8
- Doubles career high #4
Scott Melville
- 1995 Wimbledon Runner-Up (Doubles)
- Doubles career high #17
Emiliano Montano
- French Open Second Round (1973, 1977, 1980)
- Played in all four majors
- Singles career high #120
Ogi Mitra
Lamar Morris
Jim Parker
- Winner of 14 ITF World Seniors Titles
- Finished Top-5 in Seniors in five different years (#3 in 75+ in 2019)
- Member of the Texas Tennis Hall of Fame (1991)
- Played the first match of the Open Era at the 1968 US Open
Filip Paroci
Gus Pellizi
- 1974 French Open First Round (Doubles)
John Pickens
- 1967 Wimbledon First Round (Singles)
Sumit Sarkar*
Harold Solomon
- Won 22 singles and 1 doubles title
- 1976 French Open Runner-Up
- 1974 & 1980 French Open Semifinals
- 1977 US Open Semifinals
- Singles career high #5
Tobias Scheil
George “Butch” Seewagon
- Singles career high #87
Shane Stone
Kenneth Thome
Jack Turpin
- Texas Tennis Hall of Fame (2003)
Efe Ustundag
- 2 Futures in doubles
- Member of the Turkish Davis Cup
David Warren
John Whiteford
Filip Zivojinovic

*Denotes current student-athlete with NCAA eligibility remaining Owls in the Pros - Women's Tennis

All players below have achieved a WTA ranking

Fernanda Astete
Tracie Blumentritt
Diae El Jardi*
Rebekka Haenle
Michaela Haet
Dominique Harmath
Katherine Ip
Jessica Jackson
Varsha Shiva Shankar
Anastasia Smirnova*
Victoria Smirnova*
Wendy Wood
Wendy Zhang

*Denotes current student-athlete with NCAA eligibility remaining Owls in the Pros - Men's Track

Olympics

Claude Bracey (USA) – 1928 Amsterdam (100m)
Vern McGrew (USA) – 1948 London (High Jump)
Emmett Brunson (USA) – 1948 London (Coach)
Jim Gerhardt (USA) – 1952 Helsinki (Triple Jump)
Eddie Wojecki (USA) – 1952 Helsinki (Athletic Training Staff)
Fred Hansen (USA) – 1964 Tokyo (Pole Vault, Gold Medalist)
Ed Red (USA) – 1964 Tokyo (Javelin)
Dave Roberts (USA) – 1976 Montreal (Pole Vault, Bronze Medalist)
Gawain Guy (JAM) – 1984 Los Angeles (1500m)
Courtney Brown (CAN) – 1988 Seoul (200m)
Kareem Streete-Thompson (CAY) – 1992 Barcelona, 2000 Sydney & 2004 Athens (Long Jump, 100m)
Bryan Bronson (USA) – 1996 Atlanta (400m Hurdles)
Sean Wade (NZL) – 1996 Atlanta (Marathon)
Adam Setliff (USA) - 1996 Atlanta & 2000 Sydney (Discus)

Olympic Trials Qualifiers

Emmett Brunson - 1928 | 1500m
Augie Erfurth - 1948 | 110m Hurdles
Harry Coffman - 1948 | High Jump
John Donaldson - 1948 | Discus
Roy Thompson - 1956 | 400m Hurdles
Bobby May - 1964 | 110m Hurdles
Steve Straub - 1974 | 800m
Mike Cronholm - 1972 | 400m Hurdles
Paul Geis - 1972 | 5000m
Jeff Wells - 1976, 1980 | 10000m, Marathon (1980 only)
Zoe Simpson - 1976 | 100m, 200m
Mike Fulghum - 1976 | 110m Hurdles
Darryl "Doc" King - 1980 | 110m Hurdles
Ken Stadel - 1980 | Discus
Elliston Stinson - 1984 | 100m, 200m
Gabriel Luke - 1992 | 400m
Chris Caldwell - 1992 | 800m
Brian Klein - 1992 | 800m
Jon Warren - 1992, 1996, 2000 | 3000 Steeplechase (1992, 1996), Marathon (1996, 2000)
Ivory Angello - 1996 | Triple Jump
Cliff Alexander - 1996 | 400m Hurdles
Quinton Milner - 1996, 2000 | 400m Hurdles
Ryan Harlan - 2004, 2008, 2012 | Decathlon
Ben Wiggins - 2004 | 400m Hurdles
Jason Powell - 2004 | Triple Jump
Jason Colwick - 2008, 2012 | Pole Vault
Evan Karakolis - 2016 | Javelin-Canada
Scott Filip - 2016 | Decathlon

World Championship Qualifiers

Gawain Guy - 1983 | 800m
Courtney Brown - 1987 | 4x100m-Canada
Kareem Streete-Thompson - 1991,1995, 1999, 2001, 2003 | Long Jump, 100m
Bryan Bronson - 1997 | 400m Hurdles-Bronze Medal
Jon Warren - 1997 | Marathon
Adam Setliff - 2001 | Discus
Pablo Solares - 2009 | 800m
Ryan Harlan - 2011 | Decathlon

Maureen Stewart (CRC) – 1988 Seoul (800m)
Rosey Edeh (CAN) – 1988 Seoul, 1992 Barcelona & 1996 Atlanta (400m Hurdles)
Victor Lopez (PUR) – 1992 Barcelona & 2000 Sydney (Coach)
Cherita Howard (BAR) – 1996 Atlanta (Long Jump)
Melissa Straker (BAR) – 1996 Atlanta (400m) & 2000 Sydney (4x400m)
Heather McDermid (CAN) – 1996 Atlanta (Rowing, Bronze Medalist) & 2000 Sydney (Rowing, Silver Medalist)
Margaret Fox (CAN) – 2000 Sydney (4x400m)
Andrea Blackett (BAR) – 2000 Sydney, 2004 Athens (400m Hurdles, 4x400m) & 2008 Beijing (Barbados Coach)
Allison Beckford (JAM) – 2004 Athens (400m)
Funmi Jimoh (USA) – 2008 Beijing (Long Jump)
Lennie Waite (GBR) – 2016 Rio de Janeiro (3000m Steeplechase)
Ariana Ince (USA) – 2021 Tokyo (Javelin)
Erna Gunnarsdottir (ISL) - 2024 Paris (shot put)

Ahalya Lettenberger
- Member of USA National Paralympic Team (2019-present)
  - World Paraswimming Championships
    - Silver medal 400-meter Freestyle (2019)
    - Bronze medal 400 meter Freestyle (2022)
    - Silver medal 400 meter freestyle (2023)
- Member of Team USA for the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020
  - Silver medal 200 IM
- Member of Team USA for the Paralympic Games Paris 2024
Brittany Massengale
- Member of USA National Swimming Team (2006)

*Denotes current student-athlete with NCAA eligibility remaining

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