List of people from Bradenton, Florida
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This is a list of people who were born in, lived in, or are closely associated with the city of Bradenton, Florida.
- Hank Aaron (1934–2021) – Major League Baseball (MLB) player and National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum inductee[1]
- Freddy Adu (b. 1989) – soccer player[2]
- Hugo Armando (b. 1978) – tennis player[3]
- Sekou Bangoura (b. 1991) – tennis player[4]
- Bob Barron (1928–1991) – NASCAR Cup Series driver[5]
- Waite Bellamy (b. 1940) – Eastern Professional Basketball League player[6]
- Chase Brown (b. 2000) – National Football League (NFL) player[7]
- Sydney Brown (b. 2000) – NFL player[7]
- An Byeong-hun (b. 1991) – PGA Tour golfer[8]
- Sandra Cacic (b. 1974) – tennis player[9]
- Gene Clines (1946–2022) – MLB player[10]
- Kimberly Couts (b. 1989) – tennis player[11]
- Jordan Cox (b. 1992) – tennis player[12]
- Ed Culpepper (1934–2021) – NFL player[13]
- Tiffany Dabek (b. 1990) – tennis player and coach[14]
- Taylor Dent (b. 1981) – tennis player[15]
- Bill Doak (1891–1954) – MLB player[16]
- Eric DuBose (b. 1975) – MLB player[17]
- Brian Dunn (b. 1974) – tennis player[18]
- Victoria Duval (b. 1995) – tennis player[19]
- Tyler Dyson (b. 1997) – MLB player[20]
- Zach Edey (b. 2002) – National Basketball Association (NBA) player[21]
- Deshaun Fenwick (b. 1991) – NFL player[22]
- Tommie Frazier (b. 1974) – Canadian Football League player and college football coach[23]
- Colton Gordon (b. 1998) – MLB player
- Sammy Green (b. 1954) – NFL player[24]
- Rod Harper (b. 1985) – NFL player[25]
- Christian Harrison (b. 1994) – tennis player[26]
- Jamea Jackson (b. 1986) – tennis player[27]
- Hank Johnson (1906–1982) – MLB player[28]
- Shang Juncheng (b. 2005) – tennis player[29]
- Jessica Korda (b. 1993) – LPGA Tour golfer[30]
- Nelly Korda (b. 1998) – LPGA Tour golfer[30]
- Sebastian Korda (b. 2000) – tennis player
- Michaëlla Krajicek (b. 1989) – tennis player[31]
- Rick Lamb (b. 1990) – PGA Tour golfer[32]
- JC Latham (b. 2003) – NFL player[33]
- Kelvin McKnight (b. 1997) – NFL player[34]
- Adrian McPherson (b. 1983) – NFL player[35]
- Ahmad Miller (b. 1978) – NFL player[36]
- Shintaro Mochizuki (b. 2003) – tennis player[37]
- Johnny Moore (1902–1991) – MLB player[38]
- Jamie Moyer (b. 1962) – MLB player[39]
- Naoki Nakagawa (b. 1996) – tennis player[40]
- Sharrod Neasman (b. 1991) – NFL player[41]
- Ingrid Neel (b. 1998) – tennis player[42]
- Ryan Neuzil (b. 1997) – NFL player[43]
- Whitney Osuigwe (b. 2002) – tennis player[44]
- Brian Poole (b. 1992) – NFL player[41]
- Maria Sharapova (b. 1987) – tennis player[45]
- Satnam Singh (b. 1995) – NBA player and wrestler[46]
- Myles Straw (b. 1994) – MLB player[47]
- Sunitha Rao (b. 1985) – tennis player[48]
- John Reeves (b. 1975) – NFL player[49]
- Austin Reiter (b. 1991) – NFL player[50]
- Patrik Rikl (b. 1999) – tennis player[51]
- Clifford Rozier (1972–2018) – NBA player[52]
- Ace Sanders (b. 1991) – NFL player[53]
- Robby Stevenson (b. 1976) – NFL player[54]
- Willie Taggart (b. 1976) – NFL player and coach[55]
- Sarah Taylor (b. 1981) – tennis player[56]
- Peter Warrick (b. 1997) – NFL player[57]
- Fabian Washington (b. 1983) – NFL player[58]
- Benny Williams (b. 2002) – college basketball player[59]
- Todd Williams (b. 1978) – NFL player[60]
- Tyrone Williams (b. 1973) – NFL player[61]
- Mark Workman (1930-1983) former first overall pick in the 1952 NBA draft, by the Milwaukee Hawks, born in Logan, West Virginia
Arts & entertainment
- Chris Berry (b. 1960) – broadcaster
- Graeme Edge (1941–2021) – co-founder of The Moody Blues, drummer, songwriter, and poet[62]
- Alfred Ellis (1941–2021) – member of The J.B.'s, saxophonist, composer, and arranger[63]
- Teri Harrison (b. 1981) – model, actress, and Playboy Playmate[64]
- Helen Jepson (1904–1997) – opera singer[65]
- Al Klink (1915–1991) – saxophonist[66]
- Charles Trippy (b. 1984) – bassist for We the Kings and YouTuber[67]
- Sam Woolf (b. 1996) – singer-songwriter[68]