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This is a list of notable Belarusian sportspeople.
Archery
Athletics
- Igor Astapkovich
- Maryna Arzamasava
- Vadim Devyatovskiy
- Vladimir Dubrovshchik
- Vasiliy Kaptyukh
- Janina Karolchyk
- Andrei Krauchanka
- Aksana Miankova
- Andrei Mikhnevich
- Natallia Mikhnevich
- Yulia Nestsiarenka
- Natallia Sazanovich
- Alina Talay
- Ellina Zvereva
Basketball
- Ivan Edeshko
- Tatyana Ivinskaya
- Yelena Leuchanka
- Natallia Marchanka
- Artsiom Parakhouski
- Roman Rubinshteyn
- Katsiaryna Snytsina
- Roman Sorkin
- Anastasiya Verameyenka
- Maalik Wayns
Biathlon
- Alexei Aidarov
- Darya Domracheva
- Vladimir Drachev
- Liudmila Kalinchik
- Viktor Maigourov
- Olga Nazarova
- Sergey Novikov
- Svetlana Paramygina
- Nadzeya Pisarava
- Alexandr Popov
- Eugeni Redkine
- Oleg Ryzhenkov
- Vadim Sashurin
- Nadezhda Skardino
- Alexandr Syman
- Rustam Valiullin
- Ekaterina Vinogradova
- Olena Zubrilova
Bodybuilding
Boxing
Canoeing
- Aliaksei Abalmasau
- Aliaksandr Bahdanovich
- Andrei Bahdanovich
- Leonid Geishtor
- Volha Khudzenka
- Artur Litvinchuk
- Vadzim Makhneu
- Iryna Pamialova
- Nadzeya Papok
- Vladimir Parfenovich
- Maryna Pautaran
- Raman Piatrushenka
Cross-country skiing
Cycling
Football
- Yegor Alekseyenko
- Illya Aliyew
- Anton Badelko
- Anton Bardok
- Maria Belobrovina
- Viktor Bezmen
- Svyataslaw Bokhan
- Inna Botyanovskaya
- Alyaksandr Buloychyk
- Dzmitry Chaka
- Vital Deykala
- Aleksey Dovgel
- Alyaksey Dvaretski
- Aleksandr Filanovich
- Yuriy Goltsev
- Alyaksandr Halowchyk
- Leanid Harai
- Alexander Hleb
- Artsyom Huzik
- Kirill Isachenko
- Dmitry Kalineyko
- Yevgeni Kalinin
- Zarina Kapustina
- Maksim Kazlovich
- Ihar Khmelyuk
- Yevgeniy Kostyukevich
- Vyacheslav Krivulets
- Aleksandr Krovetskiy
- Sergey Kubarev
- Stepan Kuntsevich
- [[Jemal Kurshubadze]
- Anton Kustinskiy
- Vladislav Kuzhal
- Andrey Latypaw
- Dzyanis Lebedzew
- Pavel Lyutsko
- Uladzimir Malyshaw
- Maksim Moiseyev
- Dzyanis Myadzvedzew
- Vladislav Nikityanov
- Anton Novikaw
- Alyaksey Pohe
- Aleksandr Puzevich
- Aleksey Pyshinskiy
- Dzmitry Rabtsaw
- Maksim Savostikov
- Artur Semenov
- Syarhey Shastakow
- Artem Shut
- Alyaksandr Sobal
- Yury Stadolnik
- Aleksey Sychkov
- Alyaksey Tarabanaw
- Irina Tretyakova
- Ilya Ushakov
- Sergey Vabishchevich
- Marat Voranaw
- Ihar Zanyamonets
Freestyle skiing
Gymnastics
- Tatyana Ananko
- Olesya Babushkina
- Tatyana Belan
- Svetlana Boginskaya
- Liubov Charkashyna
- Anna Glazkova
- Maryna Hancharova
- Irina Ilyenkova
- Anastasia Ivankova
- Olga Korbut
- Maria Lazuk
- Nataliya Leshchyk
- Zinaida Lunina
- Glafira Martinovich
- Aliaksandra Narkevich
- Olga Puzhevich
- Yulia Raskina
- Ksenia Sankovich
- Vitaly Scherbo
- Alina Tumilovich
- Inna Zhukova
Ice hockey
Judo
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
- Yuliya Bichyk
- Tamara Davydenko
- Natallia Helakh
- Ekaterina Karsten
- Yelena Mikulich
- Aleksandra Pankina
- Yaroslava Pavlovich
- Valentina Skrabatun
- Nataliya Volchek
- Marina Znak
Shooting
Speed skating
Swimming
Table tennis
Tennis
- Victoria Azarenka[2]
- Olga Govortsova
- Max Mirnyi
- Tatiana Poutchek
- Aryna Sabalenka
- Aliaksandra Sasnovich
- Vladimir Voltchkov
- Natasha Zvereva
Volleyball
Weightlifting
- Henadzi Aliashchuk
- Andrei Aramnau
- Hanna Batsiushka
- Liubou Bialova
- Iryna Kulesha
- Sergey Lavrenov
- Nastassia Novikava
- Andrei Rybakou
- Maryna Shkermankova
- Tatsiana Stukalava
Wrestling
- Dmitry Debelka
- Murad Haidarau
- Sergey Lishtvan
- Viachaslau Makaranka
- Aleksandr Medved
- Aleksey Medvedev
- Aleksandr Pavlov
- Valery Shary
- Mikhail Siamionau
- Valery Tsilent
See also
References
- ^ "Natallia TSYLINSKAYA - Olympic Cycling Track | Belarus". International Olympic Committee. 20 June 2016. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
- ^ "Victoria Azarenka". usopen. Retrieved 12 March 2020.