Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Sports

WiR redlist index: Sports

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources.

This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their activity in sports. See also Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Sports Notability

Sports

• Women in motorsport [1]

Organizations

• Aerys Sports, Aerys Sports is the only online sports network run entirely by women.

Australia

B

• Shona Bass, Australia Matildas
• Debra Bonshore, Australia Matildas
• Sabine Buschmann, Australia Matildas
• Sue Buswell, Australia Matildas
• Connie Byrnes, Australia Matildas

C

• Dalys Carmody, Australia Matildas
• Julie Clayton, Australia Matildas
• Sue Clayton (footballer), Australia Matildas
• Kim Coates (footballer), Australia Matildas

D

• Emma Davison, Australia Matildas
• Sharon Dewar, Australia Matildas
• Trudy Diamond, Australia Matildas
• Kim Dunlop, Australia Matildas
• Lisa Dunne, Australia Matildas
• Tanya Dyer, Australia Matildas

E

• Lyn Egan, Australia Matildas

F

• Justine Fisher, Australia Matildas
• Donna Fredrickson, Australia Matildas

G

• Amanda George, Australia Matildas
• Carla Grims, Australia Matildas

H

• Jacqueline Hadden, Australia Matildas
• Jessica Halfpenny, Australia Matildas
• Karen Harris (footballer), Australia Matildas
• Olivia Hohnke, Australia Matildas

I

• Pelay Ingles, Australia Matildas
• Renaye Iserief, Australia Matildas

J

• Kristine James, Australia Matildas
• Tracey Jenkins, Australia Matildas

L

• Mandi Langlar, Australia Matildas
• Jill Latimer, Australia Matildas
• Denise Lofthouse, Australia Matildas
• Sharon Loveless, Australia Matildas

M

• Andrea Martin (footballer), Australia Matildas
• Fiona McKenzie, Australia Matildas
• Toni McMahon, Australia Matildas
• Janine McPhee, Australia Matildas
• Terri McQueen, Australia Matildas
• Mariana Milanovic, Australia Matildas
• Kerry Millman, Australia Matildas
• Jessica Mitchell, Australia Matildas
• Carolyn Monk, Australia Matildas

N

• Debbie Nichols, Australia Matildas
• Zoe Nolan, Australia Matildas

P

• Amanda Paterson, Australia Matildas
• Sharon Pearson, Australia Matildas
• Margaret Petrov, Australia Matildas
• Judy Pettitt, Australia Matildas
• Julie Porter, Australia Matildas
• Dimitra Poulos, Australia Matildas
• Leanne Priestley, Australia Matildas
• Michelle Prouten, Australia Matildas
• Karly Pumpa, Australia Matildas

R

• Lisa Rader, Australia Matildas
• Janelle Renshaw, Australia Matildas
• Janine Riddington, Australia Matildas
• Jamie Rosman, Australia Matildas
• Marie Russell, Australia Matildas

S

• Vicki Salmons, Australia Matildas
• Kim Schaefer, Australia Matildas
• Tracey Singleton, Australia Matildas
• Lyn Spencer (footballer), Australia Matildas
• Stacey Stocco, Australia Matildas
• Janice Stott, Australia Matildas

T

• Kristen Theile, Australia Matildas
• Natalie Thomas, Australia Matildas

V

• Rose Van Bruinessen, Australia Matildas
• Theresa Varadi, Australia Matildas

W

• Sharon Wass, Australia Matildas
• Helen Watts (footballer), Australia Matildas
• Monica Werner, Australia Matildas
• Leah Wright (footballer), Australia Matildas

Y

• Shelley Youman, Australia Matildas
• Sharon Young, Australia Matildas
• Trena Youngblutt, Australia Matildas

Canada

• Rachel Melhado, Canada WNT
• Marie Lavasseur
• Sarah Kinzner
• Anne Gagnon - 1979 Pan American Games medalist in swimming Circle of Excellence
• Joan Phipps - first Canadian woman steward in horse racing [2]

Chinese Taipei

• add name here

Denmark

• Tenna Bendtsen, Denmark WNT
• Luna Nørgaard, Denmark WNT

Finland

• Alia Iksanova - FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalist (cross-country skiing)
• Mariya Guschina - FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalist (cross-country skiing)

France

French Championships winners (non Grand Slam years)

• Women's doubles: Cecile Matthey (1908), Geramine Pigueron (1921-1922)
• Mixed doubles: A. Pean (1907), Marguerite Mény (1910), N. Lafargue (1942-1943), Suzanne Pannetier (1944)

Germany

• Sigrud Knubben, West German national speedboat champion and world-record holder
• Walburga Grimm, 2003 Pierre de Coubertin medal

Greece

• Euphrosine Paspati - Tennis at the 1906 Intercalated Games bronze medallist - women's singles
• Aspasia Matsa - Tennis at the 1906 Intercalated Games bronze medallist - mixed doubles
• Ioanna Tissamenou — Tennis player at the 1906 Intercalated Games

Iceland

• add name here

Israel

• Mila Nikolich - won the 1999 WNBA Championship with the Houston Comets

Japan

• Mie Yaosa - Australian Open women's wheelchair singles champion 2006

Norway

• add name here

Pakistan

• Shabina Nawaz Janjua - jujitsu - Double gold medalist at the Asian Martial Arts Games (2009)

Singapore

• Gloria Beck, (1938-2015) [3]
• Eleanor Clunies-Ross (b. 1934) Pioneer athlete, SWHF [4]

Spain

• add name here

Sweden

• Emma Olofsson
• Tea Lundmark

UK

• Isabelle Taylor Dressage, 2016 Olympics Team [5]
• Amanda Derbyshire Equestrian, selected for World equestrian games
• Sarah Kershaw - Basketball player for Switzerland

Ukraine

Elena Repko - (climber) nominated for Laureus World Sports Award for Action Sportsperson of the Year

United States

• E. Doris Brennan (b 1922), swimmer, Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame Women Inductees
• Denise Cheschire USA Gymnastics National Championships women's champion 1976
• Julie DiCaro, sports reporter and CEO of Aerys Sports
• Joan Moore Gnat USA Gymnastics National Championships women's champion 1971-1974
• Jo-Ann Hagen, International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame
• Christy Halbert, International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame, [6]
• Phyliss Kugler, Interntional Women's Boxing Hall of Fame boxer from the 1950s [7]
• Robin Heubner USA Gymnastics National Championships women's champion 1976
• Mary Mack (athletics) El Paso Women's Hall of Fame, inducted for sports and athletics, [8]
• Sparkle Lee, boxing referee, International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame, [9]
• Tammy Manville USA Gymnastics National Championships women's champion 1975
• Bessie Lee Paoli, race car driver
• Alice A. Sullivan (1925-2003) women's sport activist Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame Women Inductees
• Doris O'Mara Murphy - failed to reach finals at 1924 Olympics, was 1928 Olympics assistant manager
• Ellen Griffin - co-founder of the Women's Professional Golf Association before the LPGA was made
• Hope Seignious - Women's Professional Golf Association co-founder before the LPGA
• Kristin Bernert - former New York Liberty GM and current co-owner of the NJ/NY Gotham FC
• Alisha Valavanis - former GM and current president of the Seattle Storm
• Judy Levering/Julia Levering - United States Tennis Association president 1999-2000
• Lucy S. Garvin - USTA president 2009-2010
• Leandra Reilly Lardner/Leandra Reilly "first female play-by-play commentator for the NBA" [10]
• Joan Cronan - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics president (2008-09)
• Chris Plonsky - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics president (2016-17)
• Sami Stinz-Ward - National Invitational Softball Championship winner (2018)
• Peejay Brun - National Invitational Softball Championship (2019)
• Vicki Baugh - player on 2008 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament winning team and professional basketball player
• Jean Afterman - New York Yankees assistant GM
• Tiffany Wright - reporter for the 1999 WNBA All-Star Game
• Vera Jones/Vera Jones-Soleyna - analyst for the 2001 WNBA All-Star Game
• Lea B. Olsen - reporter for the 2001 and 2003 WNBA All-Star Game
• Lee Anne Ketcham - one of "the first women to play in a league affiliated with MLB" [11]

Harlem Globetrotters

• LaQuency Lucas / Laquency Lucas - 5th woman
• Elia Williams - 6th woman
• Bridget Turner (basketball) - 7th woman
• Fatima Maddox - 9th woman
• Tammy Brawner - 10th woman
• Mighty Mitchell - 11th woman (Mighty might be nickname)
• Joyce Ekworomadu - 12th woman
• Crissa Jackson - 13th woman
• Bria Young - 14th woman
• Briana Green - 15th woman

Baseball umpires

• Theresa Cox/Theresa Cox Fairlady - (1989-91) Arizona Rookie League
• Shanna Kook - (2003-04) Pioneer League
• Jen Pawol - (2016-present) New York-Penn League
• Emma Charlesworth-Seiler - (2018-present) Gulf Coast League [12]
• Isabella Robb - (2021-present) Appalachian League

NBA referees (full-time)

• Jenna Schroeder - (2019-present)
• Danielle Scott (basketball) - (2021-present)
• Dannica Mosher - (2022-present)

FIBA referees

• Amy Bonner
• Blanca Burns
• Jenna Reneau

NFL

• Elizabeth Robbie - Miami Dolphins VP
• Helen Dillon (American football) - New York Jets partner
• Harriet Irsay - Baltimore Colts VP
• Jane Morabito - San Francisco 49ers partner
• Maral Javadifar - assistant coach with Tampa Bay Buccaneers and at Super Bowl LVI
• Autumn Lockwood - assistant coach with Philadelphia Eagles
• Robin DeLorenzo - third woman to become NFL referee (2022-present)
• Cathy Barreto - "first female to direct a National Football League game at the network television level" [13]

High school basketball

• List of basketball players who have scored 100 points in a single game - Dianne Campbell (1972), Lynne Lorenzen (1982)

College basketball

Players

• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career scoring leaders - Valorie Whiteside, Jerica Coley (and season leader), Jess Kovatch,
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball season scoring leaders - Genia Miller
• List of NCAA Division I basketball players with 5 or more career triple-doubles - Danielle Carson, Joskeen Garner, Chastadie Barrs

Many missing at:

• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career rebounding leaders
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career assists leaders
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career steals leaders
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career blocks leaders
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball career 3-point scoring leaders
• List of NCAA Division I women's basketball players with 2,500 points and 1,000 rebounds

Coaches and executives

• Kerri-Ann McTiernan/Kerri McTiernan - "first woman to coach a men's college basketball team in the United States" (Kingsborough Community College 1995-96) NYT article
• Presidents of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association: Donna Devlin (1983-84), Jorja Hoehn (1986-87), Gooch Foster (1988-89), Cindy Scott (basketball) (1993-94), Carol Alfano (1997-99)

Soccer

• Lynne Meterparel - general manager of San Jose Clash (1999-2000)
• Shelley Sowers - general manager of Richmond Kickers (2010s)
• Lucy Rushton - general manager of DC United (2021)

WUSA players

• Sarah Popper, Boston Breakers
• Rebekah Splaine, Boston Breakers
• Chrisy McCann, Boston Breakers
• Kristin Slater, Boston Breakers
• Rebekah McDowell, Boston Breakers
• Marcia Wallis, Carolina Courage
• Robin McCullough, Carolina Courage
• Kim Montgomery, Carolina Courage
• Brooke O'Hanley, Carolina Courage
• Breanna Boyd, Carolina Courage
• Staci Burt, Carolina Courage
• Nel Fettig, Carolina Courage
• Heather Beem, New York Power
• Carly Smolak, New York Power
• Jaclyn Raveia, New York Power
• Margaret Tiejten, New York Power
• Karyn Hall, Philadelphia Charge
• Deliah Arrington, Philadelphia Charge
• Erin Misaki, Philadelphia Charge
• Rachel Kruze, Philadelphia Charge
• Stacey Tullock, Philadelphia Charge
• Alex Borisjuk, Philadelphia Charge
• Trina Maso De Moya, Philadelphia Charge
• Mary McVeigh, Philadelphia Charge
• Jennifer Tietjen-Prozzo, Philadelphia Charge
• Amy Sauer, San Diego Spirit
• Kim Pickup, San Diego Spirit
• Katie Barnes, San Jose CyberRays
• Betsy Barr, San Jose CyberRays
• Christina Bell, San Jose CyberRays
• Dawn Greathouse, San Jose CyberRays
• Kim Patrick, San Jose CyberRays
• Caitlin Miskel, Washington Freedom WUSA, WPS, Valur (Iceland)
• Kristi Eveland, Washington Freedom

World championships

• See Red links related to women's world championships

• World Athletics Indoor Championships:
  • Medalists: Angel Perkins & Miriam Barnes (2008)
  • Non-championship events medallists: Mame Twumasi & Alanna Yakiwchuk (1993)
  • Exhibition event competitors: Helene Marie Douay, Lesley Chaplin & Karen Brooks (athlete) (2016)

• Medalists at the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships:
  • Team Silver: Akari Takemoto (1993), Yasuyo Iwamoto (2001), Mikie Takanaka and Risa Hagiwara (2003), Pauline Njeri Kahenya (2012), Tsehay Desalegn (2014)
  • Team Bronze: Rosa Oliveira (1993), Mineko Watanabe and Yukari Komatsu (1994), Mari Sotani and Noriko Geji (1997), Galina Aleksandrova (2000), Meseret Kotu (2001), Yelena Burykina (2004), Chisato Osaki and Akane Taira (2007), Miki Ohira and Yuko Machida (2008), Remi Nakazato (2009), Asami Kato (2012), Reia Iwade (2014), Miho Shimizu (2016)

• Medalists at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships:
  • Junior women's gold: Gladys Ondeyo (1993),
  • Junior women's silver: Olga Nazarkina (1989), Yan Qinglan (1990), Jane Ekimat (1991), Jebiwot Keitany (1995), Aziza Aliyu (2004)
  • Junior women's bronze: Esther Saina (1989), Elizabeth Cheptanui (1994), Nancy Kipron (1995), Aster Bacha (2001), Beatrice Chebusit (2005), Mercy Kosgei / Mercy Jelimo Kosgei (2006-2007), Esther Chemtai (2010), Azemra Gebru (2011), Etagegn Woldu (2015),

• Biathlon World Championships:
  • Individual: Liudmila Zabolotnaya (1984 silver and 1984 relay gold), Tatiana Brylina (1984 bronze)
  • Sprint: Andrea Grossegger (1984 bronze), Zvetana Krasteva (1989 silver, 1989 relay silver, 1990 relay bronze), Natalia Prikazchikova (1989 bronze, 1989 relay gold, 1989 team gold)
  • Relay: Holly Beatie and Julie Newman (1984 bronze), Teija Nieminen (1985), Sabine Karlsson (1986 silver and 1988 bronze), Maria Manolova (1989 silver, 1990 team bronze, 1991 team silver), Eva Burešová and Renata Novotná (1989 bronze), Elena Batsevich (1990 gold and 1990 team gold), Seija Hyytiäinen (1990 bronze), Svetlana Paniutina and Olga Simushina (1993 bronze), Liudmilla Ananko (2005 bronze),
  • Team: Daniela Hörburger (1989 bronze, 1990 silver), Dorina Pieper (1989 bronze), Irene Schroll (1990 silver), Nadezda Aleksieva (1990 bronze, 1991 silver), Silvana Blogoeva (1991 silver), Nathalie Beausire (1993 gold and 1994 bronze), Natalia Sulzheva (1993 silver), Kathy Schwaab (1995 silver), Tiina Mikkola (1998 bronze)
  • Mixed relay: Oksana Neupokoeva (2008 bronze)

• World Artistic Gymnastics Championships medallists:
  • Team all-around gold: Gunnel Ljungström (1950), Raisa Borisova (1958), Nina Dronova (1974), Svetlana Agapova and Tatiana Arzhannikova (1978), Elena Polevaya (1981), Tatiana Frolova and Albina Shishova (1983), Irina Baraksanova (1985),
  • Team all-around silver: Eva Banati and Ilona Bánhegyi Milanovits (1954), Libuse Cmiralova (1962), Heike Gerisch and Bärbel Röhrich (1974), Natalia Tereschenko (1979), Li Cuiling, Wen Jia (gymnast) and Zhu Zheng (1981), Elena Gurova and Tatiana Tuzhikova (1987), Larissa Fontaine (1994 team event), Ye Linlin (1995), Anna Kovaliova (1999), Zhu Xiaofang (2015 alternate)
  • Team all-around bronze: Anna Monlarini (1950), Miroslava Brdičková and Zdena Lizkova (1954), Yasuko Furuyama and Hiroko Ikenada (1966), Luba Krasna and Marcella Váchová (1970), Zsuzsa Matulai (1974), Heike Kuhardt and Ute Wittwer (1978), Kerstin Jacobs, Annett Lindner and Franka Voigt (1981), Astrid Heese, Diana Morawe and Silvia Rau (1983), Jana Fuhrmann and Jana Vogel (1985), Astrid Heese and Klaudia Rapp (1987), Li Yan (gymnast) (1989), Natalia Ivanova (gymnast), Elena Lebedeva, Evgenia Roschina (1994 team), Mary Beth Arnold, Theresa Kulikowski and Donielle Thompson (1995), Nataliya Horodny and Inga Shkarupa (1999), Kristina Pravdina (2006)

• World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women medalists (overall):
  • Marion Dittmann (1978 bronze), Sabine Brehm (1985 and 1986 bronze)

• World Short Track Speed Skating Championships medalists (overall):
  • Gold: Celeste Chlapaty (1976), Mariko Kinoshita (1984, also bronze 1987), Eiko Shishii (1985 and 1987, also bronze 1988)
  • Silver: Cathy Turnbull (1979, also bronze 1980), Mika Kato (1980, 1981 and 1983), Louise Begin (1982, also bronze 1981), Yumiko Yamada (1988), Joelle van Koestveld (1990)
  • Bronze: Peggy Hartrich (1976), Valie Reimann (1977), Patty Lyman (1978), Guo Hongru (1989), Nobuku Yamada (1992), Kim Ryang-hee (1994), Kim Moon-jung (1999)

• World Junior Speed Skating Championships medalists:
  • Gold: Kim Kostron (1977), Cornelia Dick (1985), Emi Tanaka (1988), Mie Shimizu (1994 and 1993 silver), Frédérique Ankoné (2000 and 2001), Roxanne van Hemert (2009), Jade Groenewoud (2022)
  • Silver: Froukje Jongsma (1973), Tatyana Fradina (1974), Elke Wirsing (1981), Galina Voilochnikova (1984), Ljudmila Tuberozova (1985 and 1986 bronze), Anja Ulbricht (1986 and 1987), Heike Hartmann (2001 and 2000 bronze), Pien Keulstra (2011), Mei Han (speed skater) (2016), Evelien Vijn (2022)
  • Bronze: Tatyana Timoshina (1974), Pietje Postma (1975), Katrin Lorenz (1976). Sjouke Hoffmann (1983), Takako Tetsuda (1990), Kanae Kobayashi (1997), Frijke Schaafsma (1998), Jorieke van der Geest (2008), Kaitlyn McGregor (2013), Park Chae-won (2022)

• Women's World Cup of Golf (2008): Miki Saiki & Shinobu Moromizato, Yun-Jye Wei

• Women's International Boxing Association: Denise Castle (atomweight) Rosalinda Rodriguez (boxer) (bantamweight), Sylvia Scharper (super flyweight), Bo Mi Re Shin (super featherweight), Alicia Kummer (light welterweight)

Assorted categories

Awards

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Awards#Sports

Basketball

• List of international WNBL players
• WNBL statistical leaders
  • Assists: Michelle Landon (1990-93)
  • Steals: Kathy Hahn (1989), Melissa McClure (basketball) (2001), Narelle Fletcher (2002),
  • Blocks: Chris Saunders (basketball) (1987), Roksana Boreli (1988), Sarah Duncan (1989), Sarah Sullivan (1990), Renae Fegent (1992), Diana Sadovnikova (1993)

College sports

• List of college softball coaches with 1,000 wins
• List of college women's basketball coaches with 600 wins
• List of college women's soccer coaches with 300 wins
• List of college women's volleyball coaches with 750 wins

Cycling

• Sara Felloni - UCI World Cup 1999 race #3 winner

Golf

USGA event winners

• United States Girls' Junior Golf Championship:
• U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur: Cindy Scholefield (1987), Martha Lang (1988), Robin Weiss (golfer) (1989), Marion Maney-McInerney (1992), Virginia Derby Grimes (1998), Alissa Herron (1999), Laura Shanahan (2001), Kathy Hartwiger (2002), Amber Marsh (2003), Corey Weworski (2004), Mary Ann Lapointe (2005), Meghan Bolger / Meghan Bolger Stasi / Meghan Stasi (2006, 2007, 2010, and 2012), Joan Higgins (golfer) (2008), Martha Leach (2009), Julia Potter (2013 and 2016), Margaret Shirley (2014), Lauren Greenlief (2015), Kelsey Chugg (2017), Shannon Johnson (golfer) (2018), Ina Kim-Schaad (2019), Blakesly Brock (2021), Krissy Carman (2022)
• United States Senior Women's Amateur Golf Championship: Marion Choate (1963), Lorna Smith (1964 and 1965), Marge Mason (1967), Gwen Hibbs (1973), Justine B. Cushing (1974), Alberta Bower (1975), Cecile Maclaurin (1976), Constance Guthrie (1984 and 1986), Lois Hodge (1988), Rosemary Thompson (golfer) (1992), Jean Smith (golfer) (1995), Gayle Borthwick (1996 and 1998), Nancy Fitzgerald (1997), Carolyn Creekmore (2004), Diane Lang (2005, 2006 and 2008), Anna Schultz (2007), Sherry Herman (2009), Mina Hardin (2010), Terri Frohnmayer (2011), Joan Higgins (golfer) (2014), Karen Garcia (2015), Judith Kyrinis (2017), Lara Tennant (2018, 2019, and 2021), Shelly Stouffer (2022)

Other

• List of Great Britain and Ireland Curtis Cup golfers
• List of American Curtis Cup golfers
• List of International Arnold Palmer Cup golfers
• List of American Arnold Palmer Cup golfers
• International Crown:
  • Multiple years: Phoebe Yao (2014 and 2018)
  • 2016: Porani Chutichai, Jing Yan, Simin Feng
• Handa Cup: Marilyn Lovander, Alicia Dibos, Maria Alice Gonzalez, Nancy Harvey, Masumi Inaba, Mieko Nomura, Aiko Takasu, Angie Tsai
• Lexus Cup:
  • Multiple years: Namika Omata (2005 and 2008)
  • 2008: Mayumi Shimomura

Other sports

• List of recipients of the Paralympic Order: Elisabeth Dendy and Lina Faria (2001), Gudrun Doll-Tepper and Gertrude Krombholz (2002), Jean Stone (2003), Birgitta Blomquist and Carol Mushett (2005), Tiziana Nasi (2006), Tang Xiaoquan and Zhao Wenshi (2008), Jonquil Solt (2013)
• Olympic Order:
  • Silver Olympic Order: Marie-Thérèse Eyquem (1983), Liselotl Diem (1986), Eileen Anderson (coach) / Eileen Anderson (figure skating) (1988), Caizhen Zhang (1992), Anna Sinilkina (1993), Margaret McLennan (2000), Di Henry (sports administrator) (2001)
  • Bronze Olympic Order: Nadia Lekarska (1977), Ingrid Keller de Schiavoni (1978), Emmy Schwabe and Lydia Zanchi (1979), Dawn Eraser (1980)
  • Unknown award colour: Jean Tomlin (unknown year)
• List of members of the International Olympic Committee: Odette Assembe Engoulou, Filomena Fortes, Petra Sörling
• IOC Athletes' Commission: Jitske Visser
• World Athletics: Nan Wang (sports executive), Anna Riccardi, Beatrice Ayikoru, Esther Fittko
• FIBA Order of Merit: Ursula Frank (1994), Geneviève Hartmann (2003)
• List of female 24 Hours of Le Mans drivers
• List of female World Rally Championship drivers

Hall of fames inductees

Various parts of the world

• International Women's Sports Hall of Fame, Chris Carver, Gail Emery
• Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
  • Coaches: Dorothy Gaters, Lin L. Laursen / Lin Laursen, Sandra Meadows, Edna Tarbutton, Dixie Woodall
  • Contributors: Beth Bass, Joan Cronan, Nora Lynn Finch, Betty Jo Graber, Mimi Griffin, Shin-Ja Park, Lea Plarski, Gloria Ray (basketball), Charlotte West (basketball), Marcy Weston
  • Officials: Sally Bell, Patty Broderick, June Courteau, Lisa Mattingly, Darlene May
  • Players: Kelli Litsch, Jill Rankin Schneider, Rosie Walker
  • Veterans: Alice Barron, Margaret Sexton Gleaves, Patsy Neal (basketball), Louise O'Neal, Carolyn Bush Roddy, Doris Rogers (basketball)
• Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum Ann LaVerne
• Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame Louise Eustis Hitchcock - only woman in the hof
• Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Paula Murphy (2017), Fran Muncey (2021), Judy Stropus (2021)
• Australian Basketball Hall of Fame: Pat Moore (basketball) (2006), Betty Watson (2006), Norma Connolly (basketball) (2007), Avis Scullin (2007), Elaine Hardwick (2010)
• Finnish Basketball Hall of Fame
• French Basketball Academy
• Italian Basketball Hall of Fame
• List of members of the International Swimming Hall of Fame - lots
• National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame: Aleta Rzepecki-Sill, Ann Setlock
• List of members of the Italian American Sports Hall of Fame: Mollie Ann Bracigliano, Agnes Iori-Robertson, Jean Lenti-Ponsetto, Mary Lou Palermo
• International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame: Jessica Wilk (2020)
  • Achievement and excellence awards:
• Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame - Brenda Hum, Bronilyn Smith, Lynn Farmer, Denise Walker, Julie Streeter, Michelle Hext - needs to be updated from 1996 onwards
• American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame#People
• National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame - Marilyn Fierro (1997 currently redirect), Aerial Gilbert (2004), Jennifer Horowitz (2013)
• Southern California Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
• International Bowling Hall of Fame - Asa Larsson (bowler) (1996), Martina Beckel (1997), Cara Honeychurch (1998), Edda Piccini (1999), Irma Urrea (2001), Pauline Buck (2003)
• USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame
• D.C. United Hall of Tradition - Betty D'Anjolell (2008)
• National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame
• International Sports Hall of Fame - Elaine LaLanne (2012), Kirstie Ennis (2020), Shannon Knapp (2022)
• Western Australian Hall of Champions - Jean Pearce/Jean Wynne (1991), Annette Simper/Annette Foley (1991), Elsma Merillo/Elema Harris (2001), Maxine Bishop (2009), Lorraine Packham (2012), Sally Ironmonger (2017)
• FIBA Hall of Fame - Shin-Ja Park (2020), María Planas (2022)
• List of National Lacrosse Hall of Fame members
• ACT Sport Hall of Fame
• Aboriginal and Islander Sports Hall of Fame
• Badminton Hall of Fame - Chen Yuniang/Chen Yu Niang (2002), Lü Shengrong (2008)
• New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame - Oliver Hollis (1996)
• International Boxing Hall of Fame - Lorraine Chargin (2018), Margaret Goodman (2021), JoAnn Hagen (2023)
• National Soccer Hall of Fame - Alfredda Iglehart (1951), Margaret Fowler (1979), Elizabeth Robbie (2003)

Canada

• Canada Soccer Hall of Fame - Tracy David (2003), Connie Cant (2007), Sue Brand, Janet Lemieux and Sue Simon (2021)
• Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame
  • Builders: Joan Frances McDonald, Marilyn Savage, Dorothy M. Forsyth / Dorothy Forsyth, Dorothy Tinline,
• Canada's Sports Hall of Fame - Peggy Seller / Peg Seller / Margaret Shearer
• Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Katherine Langdon Wilks (1981), Lily A. Livingston (2011)
• Tennis Canada Hall of Fame:
  • Players: Maude Delano-Osborne, Eleanor Young (tennis), Florence Best, Olive Wade
  • Builders: Jacqueline Boutet
• List of Canadian Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame inductees: Isabelle Miller Haraga, Shirley Edge, Maxine Girletz, Claire Dewar & Lois Dewar, Ruth McDougall, Elaine Watt (rodeo), Dee Butterfield, Pearl Mandeville
• Speed Skating Canada Hall of Fame:
  • Builders: Patricia Underhill (1972), Clara Overend (1987), Henrietta Goplen (1992), Iris Fletcher (1994), Elsie Barlow (1996), Debbie Fisher (2005)
  • Long track: Betty Mitchell (speed skater) (1965), Phyllis Fitzgerald (1980), Cathy Turnbull Spence (1994)
• Skate Canada Hall of Fame:
  • Builder: Billie Mitchell (1996), Barbara Graham (figure skater) (2003), Ann Shaw (figure skater) / Ann Martin (figure skater) (2010), Cathy Dalton (2015)
  • Coach: Linda Brauckmann (1996)
  • Official: Isabelle Henderson (1995), Joyce Hisey and Joan Maclagan (1997)
  • Professional: Josée Picard (2017)
• Canada Basketball Hall of Fame: Rita Bell (basketball) (2001), Patricia Tatham (2002), Michèle Bélanger (2022)
• Badminton Canada Hall of Fame Dorothy Tinline (also canadian olympic hof)
• Canadian Golf Hall of Fame: Gayle Borthwick/Gayle Hitchens Borthwick (1997), Marion Doherty (1981), Judy Darling Evans (2017), Gail Moore/Gail Harvey Moore (1998), Alison Murdoch (2013), Violet Pooley Sweeny/Violet Pooley/Violet Sweeny (1988), Mabel Gordon Thomson/Mabel Thomson (1986)
• Canadian Paralympic Committee Hall of Fame: Janet Dunn (2013), Audrey Strom (2015), Kathy Newman (2019)

United Kingdom

• British Cycling Hall of Fame - Doreen Mallinson and Dot Tilbury (both 2010)
• England Athletics Hall of Fame - Jenny Archer (coach) (2019), Cherry Alexander (2021)
• Scottish Athletics Hall of Fame - Barbara Howie (2019)
• Scottish Disability Sports Hall of Fame - Barbara Howie, Mary Ann Low (all 2012)
• Scottish Swimming Hall of Fame - Annette Mooney (2014)
• Scottish Women in Sport Hall of Fame - Marjorie Langmuir (2018), Joan Watt (2018)
• Welsh Sports Hall of Fame - Ann Ellis (field hockey) (1999), Teresa John (2000), Wendy White (netball) (2019)
• British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame - Annette Petrie (2005), Joanne Collins (ice hockey) (2008)

United States

• Southern Conference Hall of Fame - Megan Dunigan (2009), Valorie Whiteside (2009), Regina Kirk (2011), Shannon Wommack (2011), Angie Barker (2012), Rushia Brown (2014), Karen Pelphrey (2016), Debbie Southern (2018), Susan Gardner Mayhorn (2018), Anita Buggins (2022), DeShawne Blocker (2022), Michelle Fuzzard LaCourse (2022)
• Pac-12 Conference Hall of Honor - Laura Lavine (2018), Lisa Van Goor (2019), Jeanne Eggart Helfer (2020), Mary Budke, Jackie Johnson-Powell, Luella Lilly, Susie Parra, Sarah Silvernail and Janie Takeda Reed (2023)
• Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame - Melody Howard and Holli Hyche (1999), Charlotte West (athletic director) (2005), Carole Baumgarten (2006), Krissy Meek-Engelbrecht/Krissy Meek and Nancy Stefani (2013), Linda Herman (2014), Linda Dollar (2015), Sue Daggett Miller (2016), Mary Jo Wynn (2017), Mary Ellen Hill and Lois Patton (2018), Tara Oltman (2021), Carla Bennett and Cindy Scott (basketball) (2022), Melaine Boeglin and Barb Gaines (2023)
• American Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame - Linda Dollar, Dixie Grimmett, Linda Herman, Debbie Hunter, Fran Kalafer, Darlene Kluka, Sharon McAlexander, Elaine Michaelis, Barbara Viera and Lois Webb (2003), Sandra Vivas (2004), Louise Crocco (2005) Debbie Chin and Sue Gozansky (2006), Debbie Colberg/Debby Colberg (2007) Marcia Alterman and Peggy Martin (volleyball) (2009), Irene Matlock (2010), Carol Russo (2012), Peg Worthington (2013), Sandy Hoffman (2014), Terry Condon, Nina Matthies and Stephanie Schleuder (2015), Kathleen Brasfield, Karen Davis (volleyball) and Joan Sitterly (2016), Debbie Brown (volleyball) and Rosie Wegrich (2017), Jean Kesterson (2018), Jodi Manore (2019), Denise Corlett (2020),Marilyn Moniz and Brenda Williams (volleyball) (2021), Susan Brewer (2022), Kathy DeBoer (2023)
• Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame - Belinda Calhoun (2016)

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