List of athletes from Maryland N – Z

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Maryland has a long history concerning sports and a number of major and minor professional sport figures have hailed from the state. Maryland enjoys considerable historical repute for the talented sports players of its past, including Cal Ripken Jr., Michael Phelps and Babe Ruth.

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Gary Neal, native of Baltimore, Maryland Gary Neal Spurs (cropped).jpg
Gary Neal, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Jeff Nelson, native of Baltimore, Maryland Jeff Nelson Qatar.jpg
Jeff Nelson, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Michael Phelps, native of Baltimore, Maryland Phelpsbeijing.jpg
Michael Phelps, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Cal Ripken Jr., native of Havre de Grace, Maryland Cal Ripken Jr. in 1993.jpg
Cal Ripken Jr., native of Havre de Grace, Maryland
Shaun Rogers, native of Baltimore, Maryland Shaun Rogers 2007 Nebelhorn Trophy.jpg
Shaun Rogers, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Eddie Rommel, native of Baltimore, Maryland Eddie-rommel.jpg
Eddie Rommel, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Babe Ruth, native of Baltimore, Maryland Ruth1918.jpg
Babe Ruth, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Steve Schmoll, native of Silver Spring, Maryland Steve Schmoll.jpg
Steve Schmoll, native of Silver Spring, Maryland
Mark Teixeira, native of Annapolis, Maryland MarkTeixeiraSwing.jpg
Mark Teixeira, native of Annapolis, Maryland
Zach Thornton, native of Edgewood, Maryland Zthorton.jpg
Zach Thornton, native of Edgewood, Maryland
Bob Unglaub, native of Baltimore, Maryland Bob Unglaub baseball card.jpg
Bob Unglaub, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Bernard Williams, native of Baltimore, Maryland Bernard Williams.jpg
Bernard Williams, native of Baltimore, Maryland
Vic Willis, native of Cecil County, Maryland VicWillis.jpg
Vic Willis, native of Cecil County, Maryland
Jay Witasick, native of Baltimore, Maryland Sunday013.jpg
Jay Witasick, native of Baltimore, Maryland
NameSportProfessional YearsHometownNotesRef

N

Shawn Nadelen Lacrosse2001 – present Baltimore [1]
Denny Neagle Baseball1989–2003 Gambrills [2]
Gary Neal Basketball2007 – present Baltimore [3]
Bob Nelson American Football1986–1990 Baltimore [4]
Jeff Nelson Baseball1984–2006 Baltimore [5]
Johnny Neun Baseball1925–1931 Baltimore [6]
Simon Nicholls Baseball1903–1910 Germantown [7]
Bill Nicholson Baseball1936–1953 Chestertown [8]
Chad Nkang American Football2007 – present Hyattsville [9]
Nick Noble Soccer2005 – present Damascus [10]
George Nock American Football1969–1972 Baltimore [11]
Tim Nordbrook Baseball1974–1980 Baltimore [12]
Emory Nusz Baseball1884 Rockville [13]

O

Quinn Ojinnaka American Football2006 Seabrook [14]
Red Oldham Baseball1914–1926 Zion [15]
Wesley Oler Track1912 Baltimore [16]
Jim Ostendarp American Football1950–1951 Baltimore [17]
Fred Ostendorf Baseball1914 Baltimore [18]
J. J. Outlaw American Football2007 – present Columbia [19]

P

Emile Palmer American Football1996 Landover [20]
Paul Palmer American Football1987–1992 Bethesda [21]
Irv Pankey American Football1980–1992 Aberdeen [22]
James Parrish American Football1993–1995 Baltimore [23]
Frank Parsons Jr. Shooting1948 Baltimore [24]
Al Pastrana American Football1969–1970 Annapolis [25]
Suzanne Paxton Fencing1996 Baltimore [26]
Cecil Perkins Baseball1967 Baltimore [27]
Clint Peay Soccer1996–2000 Columbia [28]
Sam Perlozzo Baseball1977–1981 Cumberland [29]
Ara Person American Football1972 Baltimore [30]
Julian Peterson American Football2000 – present Temple Hills * First Round Draft Pick in 2000 NFL Draft. [31]
Babe Phelps Baseball1931–1942 Odenton [32]
Michael Phelps Swimming2004, 2008 Baltimore * 22 Time Swimming Olympic Gold Medalist [33]
Tom Phoebus Baseball1960–1972 Baltimore *1966 The Sporting News MLB Rookie of the Year [34]
Maury Pierce Baseball1884 [35]
Charlie Pittman American Football1970–1971 Baltimore [36]
Mike Pitts American Football1983–1994 Baltimore * First Round Draft Pick in 1983 NFL Draft. [37]
Dave Pivec American Football1966–1969 Baltimore [38]
Boots Poffenberger Baseball1937–1939 Williamsport [39]
Frank Pollack American Football1991–1997 Camp Springs [40]
Tommy Polley American Football2001–2006 Baltimore [41]
George Popplein Baseball1873 Baltimore [42]
Chuck Porter Baseball1976–1986 Baltimore [43]
Dick Porter Baseball1929–1934 Princess Anne [44]
Jake Powell Baseball1930–1945 Silver Spring [45]
Ike Powers Baseball1927–1928 Hancock [46]
Warren Powers American Football1989–1993 Baltimore [47]
Guy Prather American Football1981–1985 Gaithersburg [48]
Bill Pritchard American Football1927–1928 Frostburg [49]
Jim Proctor Baseball1959 Brandywine [50]
Jed Prossner Lacrosse2005 – present [51]

Q

Dwight Muhammad Qawi Boxing1978–1999 Baltimore [52]
Santino Quaranta Soccer2001 – present Baltimore [53]
Eddie Quick Baseball1903 Baltimore [54]
Tom Quinn Baseball1886–1890 Annapolis [55]

R

Paul Rabil Lacrosse2008 – present Gaithersburg * 2007 McLaughlin Award Winner [56]
Nick Rassas American Football1966–1968 Baltimore [57]
Don Ratliff American Football1966–1968 Baltimore [58]
Mike Reichenbach American Football1984–1991 Fort Meade [59]
Matthew Rice American Football2006–2007 Greenbelt [60]
Dorsey Riddlemoser Baseball1899 Frederick [61]
Billy Ripken Baseball1982–1998 Havre de Grace [62]
Cal Ripken Jr. Baseball1978–2001 Havre de Grace * AL Rookie of the Year 1982
* 2 time AL MVP 1983 and 1991
* Inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame 2007		 [63] [64]
Bob Robertson Baseball1964–1979 Frostburg [65]
Dick Robertson Baseball1913–1919 Rockville [66]
Josh Roenicke Baseball2006 – present Baltimore [67]
Lybrant Robinson American Football1989 Salisbury [68]
Doug Roby American Football1923 Port Tobacco [69]
Josh Roenicke Baseball2006 – present Baltimore [70]
Shaun Rogers Figure Skating2006 – present Baltimore [71]
Eddie Rommel Baseball1920–1932 Baltimore [72]
Ed Royston American Football1948–1929 Baltimore [73]
Al Rubeling Baseball1940–1944 Baltimore [74]
Ben Rubeor Lacrosse Baltimore 2009 – present [75]
Don Rudolph Baseball1957–1964 Baltimore [76]
Allen Russell Baseball1915–1925 Baltimore [77]
Lefty Russell Baseball1910–1912 Baltimore [78]
Babe Ruth Baseball1914–1935 Baltimore * AL MVP 1923
* Inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame 1936		 [79]

S

Tony Saunders Baseball1992–2005 Baltimore [80]
Jimmy Say Baseball1882–1887 Baltimore [81]
Lou Say Baseball1871–1884 Baltimore [82]
Jack Scarbath American Football1953–1956 Baltimore * First Round Draft Pick in 1953 NFL Draft
* Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1983.		 [83]
Nick Scharf Baseball1882–1883 Baltimore [84]
Greg Schaum American Football1976–1978 Baltimore [85]
Jim Schelle Baseball1939 Baltimore [86]
Mike Schemer Baseball1945–1946 Baltimore [87]
Butch Schmidt Baseball1909–1915 Baltimore [88]
Steve Schmoll Baseball2002 – present Silver Spring [89]
Leroy Schneider American Football1947 Baltimore [90]
Bill Schroeder Baseball1979–1990 Baltimore [91]
Jody Schulz American Football1983–1987 Chester [92]
Brad Schumacher Swimming1996 Bowie *1996 Olympic Gold Medalist [93]
Jesse Schwartzman Lacrosse2007 – present Owings Mills [94]
Dennis Scott Basketball1990–2000 Hagerstown * First Round draft pick in 1990 NBA draft [95]
Tom Scott American Football1953–1964 Baltimore * Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1979. [96]
Tom Seabron American Football1979–1980 Baltimore [97]
Kurt Seibert Baseball1978–1981 Cheverly [98]
Ted Sepkowski Baseball1942–1947 Baltimore [99]
Kevin Shaffer American Football2002 – present Salisbury [100]
Sam Shaw Baseball1888–1893 Baltimore [101]
Barry Shetrone Baseball1959–1963 Baltimore [102]
J. P. Shilling Speed Skating2002 Baltimore [103]
Roger Shoals American Football1961–1971 Baltimore [104]
Pam Shriver Tennis1979–1997 Baltimore * 1988 Tennis Olympic Gold Medalist [105]
Gene Shue Basketball1954–1964 Baltimore [106]
Josh Sims Lacrosse2002 – present Annapolis [107]
Keith Sims American Football1990–2000 Baltimore [108]
Dickey Simpkins Basketball1994–2006 Fort Washington [109]
Tal Skinner Basketball1974–1976 Berlin [110]
Walt Smallwood Baseball1917–1919 Dayton [111]
Bill Smiley Baseball1882 Baltimore [112]
Alex Smith Lacrosse2007 – present Baltimore [113]
Daryl Smith Baseball1980–1995 Baltimore [114]
Greg Smith Baseball1985–1995 Baltimore [115]
Harry Smith Baseball1914–1918 Baltimore [116]
Homer Smoot Baseball1900–1912 Galestown [117]
Charlie Snell Baseball1912 Hampstead [118]
George Snell American Football1926–1927 [119]
Ray Snell American Football1980–1985 Baltimore * First Round Draft Pick in 1980 NFL Draft. [120]
Al Snyder American Football1964–1966 Baltimore [121]
Harold Solomon Tennis1952 Silver Spring # 5 in world. [122]
Ron Solt American Football1984–1991 Bainbridge * First Round Draft Pick in 1984 NFL Draft. [123]
Al Sparkman American Football1948–1949 Baltimore [124]
Ben Spencer Baseball1913 Patapsco [125]
Akhnaten Spencer-El Fencing2000 Baltimore [126]
George Spriggs Baseball1963–1970 Jewell [127]
Larry Spriggs Basketball1981–1986 Cheverly [128]
Rick Steirer Baseball1977–1986 Baltimore [129]
Garrett Stephenson Baseball1992–2003 Takoma Park [130]
Bobby Stevens Baseball1931 Chevy Chase [131]
Jim Stevens Baseball1914 Williamsburg [132]
Archie Stimmel Baseball1900–1902 Woodsboro [133]
Robert Stinson Sailing1956 Baltimore [134]
Otis Stocksdale Baseball1893–1896 Arcadia [135]
Art Stokes Baseball1925 Emmitsburg [136]
Mike Stonebreaker American Football1991–1994 Baltimore [137]
Bill Stumpf Baseball1912–1913 Baltimore [138]
Jill Sudduth Synchronised swimming1996 Baltimore * 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist [139]
Suter Sullivan Baseball1898–1899 Baltimore [140]
Ivory Sully American Football1979–1987 Salisbury [141]
Larry Surock Soccer1952 Baltimore * Inducted into Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame 1991 [142]
Ron Swoboda Baseball1964–1973 Baltimore [143]
John Sykes American Football1972 Baltimore [144]

T

Jack Taylor Baseball1891–1899 Sandy Hill [145]
Pete Taylor Baseball1952 Severn [146]
Jim Teal American Football1973 Baltimore [147]
Mark Teixeira Baseball2002 – present Annapolis * First Round Draft Pick in 2001 MLB Draft. [148]
Tommy Thomas Baseball1926–1937 Baltimore [149]
Daryl Thompson Baseball2003 – present La Plata [150]
Kevin Thompson American Football2000–2007 Gaithersburg [151]
Ryan Thompson Baseball1987–2004 Chestertown [152]
Zach Thornton Soccer1996 – present Edgewood [153]
Lou Thuman Baseball1939–1940 Baltimore [154]
Calvin Tiggle American Football1991–2001 Fort Washington [155]
Frank Todd Baseball1898 Aberdeen [156]
Randy Tomlin Baseball1988–1996 Bainbridge [157]
Marco Tongue American Football1983–1984 Annapolis [158]
Reggie Tongue American Football1996–2005 Baltimore [159]
Steve Trimble American Football1981–1987 Cumberland [160]
Sam Trott Baseball1880–1888 [161]
John Turnbull Field Hockey1936 Baltimore [162]
Buff Turner American Football1921 [163]
Kip Turner Lacrosse Annapolis 2008 – present* First Round Draft Pick 2007 MLL Collegiate Draft [164]

U

Maury Uhler Baseball1914 Pikesville [165]
Dutch Ulrich Baseball1925–1927 Baltimore [166]
Bob Unglaub Baseball1904–1910 Baltimore [167]
Pong Unitas American Football1921 Baltimore [168]

V

Mike Venafro Baseball1995–2007 Takoma Park [169]
Tommy Vereker Baseball1915 Baltimore [170]

W

Paul Wachtel Baseball1917–1930 Myersville * Member of the Texas League Hall of Fame. [171]
Bob Wade American Football1968–1970 Baltimore [172]
P. J. WakefieldSoccer2002 – present Baltimore * MISL Rookie of the Year 2002 [173]
Doc Wallace Baseball1919 Church Hill [174]
Ed Walsh American Football1961 Fort Meade [175]
Jim Ward American Football1967–1971 Frederick [176]
Chris Warren American Football1990–2000 Silver Spring [177]
Dante Washington Soccer1992–2005 Baltimore [178]
Steve Watson American Football1979–1987 Baltimore * Inducted into Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame 1993 [179]
Billy Werber Baseball1930–1942 Berwyn Heights [180]
Larry Webster American Football1992–2002 Elkton [181]
Marvin Webster Basketball1975–1987 Baltimore * First Round draft pick in 1975 NBA draft [182]
Beth Weinberg Swimming1976 Baltimore [183]
Drew Westervelt Lacrosse2007 – present Bel Air [184]
Bob Wheeler Track1972 Baltimore [185]
Reggie E. White American Football1992–1995 Baltimore [186]
Ruth White Fencing1972 Baltimore [187]
Trey Whitty Lacrosse2005 – present [188]
Derrick Williams American football2009 – present Greenbelt [189]
Spider Wilhelm Baseball1953 Baltimore [190]
Bernard Williams Track2000, 2004 Baltimore * 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist [191]
Bob Williams American football1951–1955 Cumberland * First Round Draft Pick in 1951 NFL Draft.
* Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame 1988		 [192]
Brooks Williams American football1978–1983 Baltimore [193]
Calvin Williams American Football1990–1996 Baltimore [194]
Mark Williams American Football1994–1996 Camp Springs [195]
Reggie Williams Basketball1987–1996 Baltimore * First Round Draft pick in 1987 NBA draft [196]
Vic Willis Baseball1898–1910 Cecil County * Inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame 1995 [197] [198]
Craig Wilson Baseball1984–1995 Annapolis [199]
Gary Wilson Baseball1902 Baltimore [200]
Henry Wilson Baseball1898 Baltimore [201]
Walter Wilson American Football1990–1992 Baltimore [202]
Wayne Wilson American Football1979–1987 Montgomery County [203]
David Wingate Basketball1986–2000 Baltimore [204]
Elmer Wingate American Football1953 Baltimore [205]
Kennard Winchester Basketball1990–1993 Chestertown [206]
Skip Wise Basketball1974–1976 Baltimore [207]
Danny Wiseman Professional Bowling1987–present Baltimore *Professional Bowlers Association HOF 2013 [208]
Jay Witasick Baseball1993–2007 Baltimore [209]
Raymond Wittelsberger Field Hockey1956 Baltimore [210]
Johnnie Wittig Baseball1938–1949 Baltimore [211]
Jason Wolfe Ice Hockey1998 – present College Park [212]
Donnell Woolford American Football1989–1999 Baltimore * First Round Draft Pick in 1989 NFL Draft. [213]
Harry Worthington Track1912 Baltimore [214]
Chuck Wortman Baseball1916–1918 Baltimore [215]

X Y

Ryan Yarborough American football1994–2001 Baltimore [216]
Charlie Yingling Baseball1894 Baltimore [217]
Joe Yingling Baseball1886 Baltimore [218]
Bobby Young Baseball1948–1958 Granite [219]
Chase Young American football2020–present Upper Marlboro [220]
Perry Young Basketball1986–1987 Baltimore [221]

Z

Geoff Zahn Baseball1968–1985 Baltimore [222]
Katie Zaferes Triathlete2005–present Hampstead [223] [224]
Joanna Zeiger Triathlete2000 – present Baltimore [225]

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