List of Croatian sportspeople

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This is a partial list of famous Croatian sportspeople.

Individual Sports

Alpine Skiing

Boxing

Chess

MMA

Motorsport

Swimming

Table tennis

Tennis

Wrestling

Team Sports

Football

European Footballers

Australian Footballers

Americas footballers

From Argentina:

From Canada:

From Chile:

From Costa Rica:

From the USA:

NZ Footballers

Baseball

Basketball

See Old Timers for a list of early day NBA players of Croatian descent

Cricketers

Handball

Hockey

Rugby

Volleyball

Waterpolo

Other Sports

  • Matija Ljubek - Kayakist
  • Sofia Mulanovich - famous Peruvian surfer
  • Dean Lukin - Weightlifter
  • Bruno Bulic - Cyclist
  • Val and Sandra Bezic - Canadian figure skating pair
  • Franjo Mihalic - Marathon athlete
  • Štefica Krištof - Bowling champion
  • The Great Antonio - Strongman and eccentric
  • Marijan Matijasevich - "The strongest man in the world"
  • Juraj Barbaric - Strongman
  • Frank Nobilo - NZ Golfer
  • Luka Grubor - UK Olympic Gold Medalist (Rowing)
  • Nick Jugovic - Perpetually injured soccer player, world class pocket-trumpet virtuoso, sings "castrato" in Calgary Croatian Disabled and Autistic Youth Chorale Group"
  • Richard John Dusevic - Beer League Scoring Champion; Croatian Open Golf Champion; East Central Alberta High School Chess Champion; Boccemania II - Best Costume (Speedo bocce)
  • Franjo Devcic - Armchair Athlete of the Year; Champion Croatian Sports Card Collector; Croatian Bocce Champion - Arbour Lake Division; Kiwanis Music Festival, Calgary, 1978 - Accordion Solo: "On Top of Old Smokie" - 2nd Place Finish
  • Dave Devcic - Calgary Ball Hockey Association - Penalty Minute Leader (1996 - 2001); Croatian Open Golf - Participant/4th Place Finish (2003, 2004, 2005); Winner - Best Left Handed Drummer in Southeast Calgary (Age 35 - 40 Division).

See also