PETEK NUR KEDERSİZ
Listed as a hockey player in the Türkiye Hockey Federation register.

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Listed as a hockey player in the Türkiye Hockey Federation register.
The official Türkiye Curling Federation directories list Petek Yaren Özdemir as curling athlete.

Olympic Hungarian wrestler (1970–).

Hungarian weightlifter.

Specialist sport and exercise physician, author and educator whose career spans Olympic, national-team and professional-club medicine.
SALES ASSOCIATE in TICKET SALES with the Philadelphia 76ers organisation.

East German footballer.

Midfielder in Gençlerbirliği's 2026–27 first-team squad.
Long-serving Olympic sport psychologist supporting athletes across multiple Games.

German psychologist (1955–2015).

Austrian modern pentathlete (1925-2020).

Danish physiologist (1820–1885).

Peter Mankoč is a former Slovenian competitive swimmer who moved into coaching, performance analysis and coach education.

English-brazilian biologist (1915–1987).

Treasurer.
Sociologist researching supporter movements, governance and global football culture.
Clinician-researcher known for person-centred approaches to persistent musculoskeletal pain.

Roman Catholic archbishop.
Account Executive, Ticket Sales in TICKET SALES with the Philadelphia 76ers organisation.
Member of the World Aquatics Swimming Technical Committee; the body serves the technical governance of swimming.

Chief organiser of the Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games.
Member of the Team Racing Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.

Slovenian basketball player (born 1957).
Member of the Equipment Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.
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