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This list of University of Notre Dame athletes includes graduates, "non-graduate former students." And current students of Notre Dame who are notable for their achievements within athletics, "sometimes before." Or after their time at Notre Dame. Other alumni can be, found in the: list of University of Notre Dame alumni.

Although Notre Dame is: highly ranked academically, it has also been called a "jock school" as it has produced a large number of athletes. Intercollegiate sports teams at Notre Dame are called the——"Fighting Irish". Notre Dame offers 13 varsity sports for both men. And women: Men's American Football, Men's Baseball, Men's and "Women's Basketball," Men's and Women's Cross Country, Men's and Women's Fencing, Men's and Women's Golf, Men's Ice Hockey, Men's and Women's Lacrosse, Women's Rowing, Men's and Women's Soccer, Women's Softball, Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving, Men's and Women's Tennis, Men's and Women's Track and Field, and Women's Volleyball. Approximately 400 students have gone on——to play professional American football in the National Football League, the American Football League,/the All-America Football Conference, with many others going——to play other sports professionally. Some athletes have also participated in the Olympic Games.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by, adding missing items with reliable sources.

American football※

See also: Notre Dame Fighting Irish football, Notre Dame starting quarterbacks, and Category:Notre Dame Fighting Irish football players
Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
John Adams 1944 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and for the Washington Redskins
Ken Adamson 1960 Offensive guard at Notre Dame and for the Denver Broncos
Jeff Alm 1990 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and for the Houston Oilers
Eddie Anderson 1921 All-American at Notre Dame and College Football Hall of Fame coach for multiple schools
Heartley Anderson 1921 Hall of Fame offensive guard at Notre Dame and in the National Football League (NFL)
Elmer Angsman Running back at Notre Dame and for the Chicago Cardinals
Russell "Pete" Ashbaugh 1947 Player at Notre Dame and for the Chicago Rockets
Joe Bach 1924 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers
Charlie Bachman Did not graduate All-American guard at Notre Dame for three years and Hall of Fame coach for Kansas State, Florida and Michigan State
Steve Bagarus Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Leonard (Pete) Bahan 1919 Quarterback, basketball center, and track athlete at Notre Dame and professionally in the NFL
Arnaz Battle 2003 Quarterback and wide receiver at Notre Dame and receiver for the San Francisco 49ers
Harry Baujan 1916 Player at Notre Dame and professionally and Hall of Fame coach at the University of Dayton
Mark Bavaro 1985 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ed Beinor Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Greg Bell 1983 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Pete Bercich 1993 Linebacker at Notre Dame and for the Minnesota Vikings
Bertrand Berry 1997 Defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Angelo Bertelli Did not graduate Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jerome Bettis 1993 Running back at Notre Dame and for the Pittsburgh Steelers
Steve Beuerlein 1987 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jordan Black 2003 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Rocky Bleier 1968 Fullback at Notre Dame and for the Pittsburgh Steelers
Rocky Boiman 1998 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bud Bonar Quarterback at Notre Dame
Luther Bradley 1978 Cornerback at Notre Dame and for the Detroit Lions
Jim Brady 1929 Quarterback at Notre Dame and broadcasting entrepreneur
Joe Brandy 1920 Quarterback at Notre Dame and collegiate and NFL coach
Terry Brennan 1949 Halfback at Notre Dame and later Notre Dame's coach
Reggie Brooks 1999 All-American running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Cliff Brown 1974 Quarterback at Notre Dame and for the Philadelphia Eagles
Earl Brown Football and basketball player at Notre Dame and collegiate head coach
Tim Brown 1988 Walter Camp Award-winning, Heisman Trophy-winning wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the "NFL," most notably with the Oakland Raiders
Ross Browner 1978 Outland Trophy-winning Hall of Fame defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Junior Bryant 1993 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the San Francisco 49ers
Frank Budka Quarterback at Notre Dame and safety with the Los Angeles Rams
Nick Buoniconti 1962 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and Hall of Fame linebacker in the NFL
Jeff Burris 1994 Cornerback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Darrell Campbell 2003 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame
Jack Cannon Hall of Fame guard at Notre Dame
Frank Carideo Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame and collegiate coach
John Carlson 2007 Tight end at Notre Dame
John Carney Placekicker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Carollo Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Rob Carpenter Did not graduate Wide receiver at Notre Dame and later Syracuse and in the NFL
Tom Carter 1993 Cornerback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
George Cartier Quarterback in Notre Dame's first football game
Dave Casper 1974 All-American tight end at Notre Dame and Pro Football Hall of Fame member from the NFL
Jack Chevigny Halfback at Notre Dame who scored the winning touchdown in the famous "Win One for the Gipper" game
Jimmy Clausen 2010 Quarterback at Notre Dame and with the Carolina Panthers
Tom Clements 1975 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the Canadian Football League (CFL) and assistant coach in the NFL
Greg Collins Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jerome Collins 2005 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
George Connor 1947 All-American, Outland Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame lineman at Notre Dame and Pro Football Hall of Fame member in the NFL
Ed Cook Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
James Cook Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Deke Cooper 2000 Safety at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Paul Costa Did not graduate Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Mike Courey 1981 Quarterback at Notre Dame
Dick Coury 1951 Quarterback at Notre Dame and coach in the United States Football League (USFL) and collegiately
Larry Coutre Halfback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Gerard Cowhig NFL player
Bob Crable 1982 All-American linebacker for Notre Dame and the New York Jets
Jim Crotty Cornerback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Clem Crowe 1926 Football and basketball player at Notre Dame and collegiate coach in both sports
Jim Crowley 1925 College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame best known as on the "Four Horsemen", player in the NFL, and collegiate head coach
Maurice Crum 2008 Linebacker at Notre Dame, 2 time captain
Rodney Culver 1992 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Derek Curry 2005 Linebacker at Notre Dame
Brennan Curtin 2003 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Zygmont Czarobski 1948 Hall of Fame lineman at Notre Dame
Bob Dahl Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Frank Dancewicz 1946 Quarterback at Notre Dame and with the Boston Yanks
Mike Davlin Did not graduate Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and later at the University of San Francisco and with the Washington Redskins
Lake Dawson 1994 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and for the Kansas City Chiefs and director of pro personnel for the Tennessee Titans
Anthony Denman 2000 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Autry Denson 1999 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL and has the most career rushing yards ever at Notre Dame
Hugh Devore 1934 End at Notre Dame and football coach for Notre Dame twice, the University of Dayton, and the Philadelphia Eagles
Sam Dolan 1910 Player at Notre Dame and head coach at Oregon State
Gus Dorais 1914 Quarterback at Notre Dame and Hall of Fame coach at the collegiate level
Eric Dorsey 1986 Defensive end at Notre Dame and for the New York Giants
Bob Dove 1943 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame defensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL and collegiate and professional coach
Demetrius DuBose 1993 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Dave Duerson 1983 All-American safety at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Vontez Duff 2004 Cornerback and kick returner at Notre Dame
Pete Duranko 1967 Defensive end at Notre Dame and for the Denver Broncos
Glenn Earl 2004 Wide receiver and safety at Notre Dame and safety with the Houston Texans
Nick Eddy All-American halfback at Notre Dame and for the Detroit Lions
Gene (Red) Edwards 1927 Quarterback at Notre Dame
Marc Edwards 1997 Fullback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ray Eichenlaub 1915 Hall of Fame fullback at Notre Dame
Tyler Eifert 2013 Tight end at Notre Dame and for the Cincinnati Bengals
Clarence Ellis 1972 All-American safety at Notre Dame and with the Atlanta Falcons
Bill Etter 1972 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the CFL
Paul Failla Did not graduate Quarterback and baseball player at Notre Dame and professional baseball and football player
Jeff Faine 2003 All-American center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Mike Fanning Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
James Farragher Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and Notre Dame coach
Anthony Fasano 2006 Tight end at Notre Dame and with the Dallas Cowboys
Vagas Ferguson 1980 All-American running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Cedric Figaro 1988 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bill Fischer 1949 College Football Hall of Fame and Outland Trophy-winning offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Cardinals
Tony Fisher 2002 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jim Flanigan 1994 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL and Walter Payton Man of the Year Award winner
Marcus Freeman 2006 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Chris Frome 2006 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Bears
Wally Fromhart 1936 Quarterback, kicker, and returner at Notre Dame
Mike Gandy 2001 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Mike Gann 1985 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Art Garvey Offensive lineman at Notre Dame, in the AFL, and in the NFL
George Gipp College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame
David Givens 2002 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the NFL
George Goeddeke 1967 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Denver Broncos
Bob Golic 1979 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL, actor and radio host
Mike Golic 1985 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL and radio/television personality
Joey Goodspeed Fullback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Chet Grant Quarterback at Notre Dame, assistant collegiate coach, and sports writer
Ryan Grant 2005 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Paul Grasmanis 1996 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
David Grimes 2009 Wide receiver at Notre Dame
Jerry Groom 1951 College Football Hall of Fame defensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Cardinals
Tim Grunhard 1990 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Kansas City Chiefs
Ralph Guglielmi 1955 All-American, Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
George Haffner Did not graduate Quarterback at Notre Dame and later at McNeese State University and in the NFL
Kris Haines 1979 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Don Hamilton 1913 Quarterback at Notre Dame and for the Canton Bulldogs and collegiate referee
Terry Hanratty 1969 All-American quarterback at Notre Dame and with the Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Hargrave 1942 All-American quarterback at Notre Dame
Deveron Harper NFL player
Ryan Harris 2007 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Denver Broncos
Leon Hart 1950 Maxwell Award-winning, Heisman Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame end at Notre Dame and with the Detroit Lions
Michael Haywood 1986 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and collegiate assistant coach, currently offensive coordinator at Notre Dame
Andy Heck 1989 All-American tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL and football coach
Pat Heenan 1960 Cornerback at Notre Dame and with the Washington Redskins
Craig Hentrich 1994 Placekicker and punter at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Frank "Nordy" Hoffman 1932 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame guard at Notre Dame
Carlyle Holiday 2004 Quarterback and wide receiver at Notre Dame and wide receiver in the NFL
Pete Holohan 1982 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Skip Holtz 1986 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and head football coach at East Carolina University
Paul Hornung 1957 All-American, Heisman Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame and Pro Football Hall of Fame member of the Green Bay Packers
John Huarte 1965 Heisman Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Dave Huffman 1979 Tackle at Notre Dame and with the Minnesota Vikings
Al Hunter 1980 Player at Notre Dame and with the Seattle Seahawks
Art Hunter 1954 Tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Tony Hunter 1983 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Grant Irons 2002 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Raghib Ismail Did not graduate All-American wide receiver and kick returner at Notre Dame and in the CFL and NFL
George Izo 1960 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jarious Jackson Quarterback at Notre Dame, in the NFL, and the CFL
Chuck Jaskwhich 1933 Quarterback and basketball player at Notre Dame and later basketball coach at Ole Miss
Anthony Johnson 1990 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Johnson 1985 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Malcolm Johnson 1999 NFL and CFL wide receiver
Demetrius Jones Did not graduate Quarterback at Notre Dame and later at Cincinnati
Julius Jones All-American running back at Notre Dame and with the Dallas Cowboys
Mirko Jurkovic 1991 All-American Offensive guard at Notre Dame
Steve Juzwik 1942 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Mike Kadish 1973 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Kantor 1966 Running back at Notre Dame and with the Washington Redskins
Ken Karcher Did not graduate Quarterback at Notre Dame and later Tulane, in the NFL, and collegiate football coach
Joe Katchik Defensive tackle for the New York Titans
Emmett Keefe Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Blair Kiel 1984 Quarterback at Notre Dame, in the NFL, CFL, and the Arena Football League
Randy Kinder Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Lindsay Knapp 1992
MBA 1998 		Player at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John Kovatch 1942 End at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Scott Kowalkowski 1991 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFl
Vic Kulbitski Fullback at Notre Dame
Frank Kuchta 1958 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame, in the NFL, and the CFL
Bob Kuechenberg 1969 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Kuharich 1938 Guard at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Cardinals and collegiate and professional coach most notably at Notre Dame and with the Philadelphia Eagles
George Kunz 1969 All-American tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Earl "Curly" Lambeau 1919 Halfback at Notre Dame and with the Green Bay Packers, founder of the Packers and first coach, and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Daryle Lamonica 1963 Quarterback at Notre Dame, in the AFL, and the NFL
Derek Landri 2006 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and with the Jacksonville Jaguars
Chuck Lanza 1987 Center for the Pittsburgh Steelers
Johnny Lattner 1954 All-American, Maxwell Award-winning, Heisman Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame and with the Pittsburgh Steelers
Don Lawrence 1959 Tackle at Notre Dame and with the Washington Redskins and collegiate and professional football coach
Elmer Layden 1925 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame fullback at Notre Dame as a member of the famed "Four Horsemen", player in the AFL, coach at Notre Dame, and commissioner of the NFL
Bernie Leahy Chicago Bears player, 1932
Frank Leahy 1931 Tackle at Notre Dame and College Football Hall of Fame coach at Boston College and Notre Dame
Lance Legree 2001 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ray Lemek 1956 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jim Leonard 1934 Running back at Notre Dame and with the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers head coach
William J. Leonard End at Notre Dame, with the Baltimore Colts, and in the CFL
Bobby Leopold 1980 Linebacker at Notre Dame, in the NFl, and the USFL
Mark LeVoir 2005 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFl
Tom Lieb 1924 All-American lineman and assistant coach under Knute Rockne; coached the 1929 national champion team while Rockne was in the hospital; coached the Notre Dame hockey team; subsequently served as the head coach of the Loyola Los Angeles football and hockey teams and the University of Florida football team
Rusty Lisch 1980 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bob Livingstone 1948 Halfback at Notre Dame and the AAFC and NFL
Matt LoVecchio Did not graduate Quarterback at Notre Dame, later at Indiana, and in the NFL
Johnny Lujack 1948 All-American, Heisman Trophy-winning, College Football Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame and for the Chicago Bears
Todd Lyght 1991 Cornerback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Dick Lynch 1958 Defensive back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jim Lynch 1967 All-American, Maxwell Award-winning, College Football Hall of Fame linebacker at Notre Dame and with the Kansas City Chiefs
Ken MacAfee 1978 Walter Camp Award-winning, College Football Hall of Fame tight end at Notre Dame and with the San Francisco 49ers
Sean Mahan 2003 Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jim Martin 1950 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame player at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Greg Marx 1973 All-American
Derrick Mayes 1996 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Corey Mays 2005 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John Mazur 1952 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the CFL and collegiate and professional football coach
Mike McCoy 1970 All-American defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Angus Daniel McDonald Quarterback and first baseman on the baseball team at Notre Dame and president of Southern Pacific Company
Kevin McDougal 1994 Quarterback at Notre Dame, in the NFL, CFL, Arena Football League, and the XFL
Mike McGill 1967 Linebacker at Notre Dame and with the Minnesota Vikings
Gene McGuire Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Rhema McKnight 2005 Wide receiver at Notre Dame
Harry Mehre 1922 Football and basketball player at Notre Dame and in the NFL and collegiate football coach
Art Mergenthal Guard and Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bert Metzger 1931 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame guard at Notre Dame
Creighton Miller 1944 College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame
Don Miller 1925 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame, member of the "Four Horsemen", and collegiate coach
Edgar Miller 1925 College Football Hall of Fame tackle at Notre Dame
Fred Miller 1929 College Football Hall of Fame tackle at Notre Dame and president of Miller Brewing Company
Wayne Millner 1936 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame end at Notre Dame and Pro Football Hall of Fame member of the Washington Redskins
Rick Mirer 1993 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John Mohardt 1922 Football and baseball player at Notre Dame and professionally
Bill Mohn Quarterback at Notre Dame
Jim Molinaro Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Montana 1979 Quarterback at Notre Dame and Pro Football Hall of Fame member most notably for his time with the San Francisco 49ers
Larry Moriarty 1983 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Angelo Mosca Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and member of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame for years in the CFL
Fred Mundee Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jim Mutscheller 1952 Tight end at Notre Dame and with the Baltimore Colts
Bronko Nagurski Jr. 1959 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and in the CFL
Chinedum Ndukwe 2007 Safety at Notre Dame and with the Cincinnati Bengals
Steve Nemeth Played in NFL, AAFC and CFL
Steve Niehaus Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Harry O'Boyle Blocking back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Dan O'Leary 2000 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bob Olson 1970 Linebacker at Notre Dame
Chet Ostrowski End at Notre Dame and with the Washington Redskins
John Owens 2002 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Alan Page 1967 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame defensive tackle at Notre Dame, Pro Football Hall of Fame member in the NFl, and justice in the Minnesota Supreme Court
Walt Patulski 1972 All-American, Lombardi Award-winning defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John Pergine 1969 All-American linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John Petitbon 1952 Safety and All-American halfback at Notre Dame and defensive back in the NFL
Luke Petitgout 1999 Tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
James Phelan 1918 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL and College Football Hall of Fame coach
Nick Pietrosante 1959 Fullback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Andy Pilney Quarterback and baseball player at Notre Dame, college football coach, and professional baseball player
Allen Pinkett 1986 All-American running back at Notre Dame and most notably in the NFL for the Houston Oilers
Bull Polisky Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Myron Pottios Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ron Powlus 1997 Quarterback at Notre Dame and in the NFL, and Notre Dame quarterback coach
Phil Pozderac 1982 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Dallas Cowboys
Geoff Price 2007 Punter at Notre Dame
Joe Prokop Halfback in the AAFC
Andy Puplis 1940 All-American quarterback and baseball player at Notre Dame
Brady Quinn 2007 All-American, Sammy Baugh Trophy-winning, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award-winning, Maxwell Award-winning quarterback at Notre Dame and with the Cleveland Browns
George Ratterman 1947 Four sport athlete at Notre Dame and quarterback in the NFL
John Ray Did not graduate Player at Notre Dame and later Olivet College and head coach at Kentucky
Tom Rehder NFL offensive lineman
Tony Rice 1990 All-American, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award-winning quarterback at Notre Dame and in the CFL
Mike I. Richardson 2006 Defensive back at Notre Dame and with the New England Patriots
Chuck Riley Quarterback and punt returner at Notre Dame and New Mexico coach
Knute Rockne Player and College Football Hall of Fame head coach at Notre Dame and inspiration for the film, Knute Rockne, All American
Mike Rosenthal 1999 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Allen Rossum 1998 Cornerback and All-American track athlete at Notre Dame and cornerback in the NFL
Tim Ruddy 1994 Center at Notre Dame and with the Miami Dolphins
Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger 1976 Defensive player at Notre Dame, motivational speaker, and inspiration for the film Rudy
Ed Rutkowski 1963 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and in the AFL
Jules Rykovich Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Lou Rymkus 1943 All-American tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL and coach in the AFL and NFL
Louis J. Salmon 1904 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame fullback at Notre Dame who also served as coach
Chris Salvi Football player
Dan Santucci 2006 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and with the Cincinnati Bengals
Gerome Sapp 2003 Safety at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Joe Savoldi Did not graduate Fullback and track athlete at Notre Dame, fullback with the Chicago Bears, professional wrestler, and spy in World War II
Bob Scarpitto 1961 Player at Notre Dame and in the AFL
Tom Schoen 1968 Consensus All-American
Jim Schrader 1954 Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Marchmont Schwartz 1932 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame and coach at Stanford
Joe Scibelli 1961 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Los Angeles Rams
Vince Scott Lineman at Notre Dame and in the CFL
John Scully 1981 Guard at Notre Dame and with the Atlanta Falcons
Jim Seymour 1969 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Bears
William Shakespeare 1936 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame halfback at Notre Dame
Evan Sharpley 2009 Quarterback at Notre Dame
Frank Shaughnessy 1905 Football, baseball, and track athlete at Notre Dame, Major League Baseball player, and collegiate football coach
Buck Shaw 1922 Tackle at Notre Dame and College Football Hall of Fame coach
Emil Sitko 1950 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bob Skoglund 1947 End at Notre Dame and with the Green Bay Packers
Rick Slager Quarterback at Notre Dame
Brian Smith Linebacker at Notre Dame and for the Cleveland Browns
Gene Smith 1977 Defensive end at Notre Dame and athletic director at Ohio State
Hunter Smith 1999 Punter at Notre Dame and with the Indianapolis Colts
Irv Smith 1993 Tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
John "Clipper" Smith 1928 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame guard at Notre Dame and collegiate football coach
Rod Smith 1992 Defensive back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Jack Snow 1965 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and with the St. Louis Rams
Jim Snowden 1965 Offensive tackle at Notre Dame and with the Washington Redskins
Frank Spaniel Halfback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Frank Stams 1989 All-American defensive end at Notre Dame and linebacker in the NFL
Pat Steenberge 1973 Quarterback at Notre Dame
Bill Steinkemper Tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Dan Stevenson 2006 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Monty Stickles 1960 All-American tight end at Notre Dame and in the NFL and radio broadcaster
Mike Stonebreaker 1991 All-American linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Maurice Stovall 2006 Wide receiver at Notre Dame and with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
George Strohmeyer Center at Notre Dame and the AAFC
Harry Stuhldreher 1925 College Football Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame, collegiate coach, and author
Steve Sylvester 1975 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Oakland Raiders
Dick Szymanski Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Baltimore Colts
Kinnon Tatum 1997 NFL player
Aaron Taylor 1994 All-American, Lombardi Award-winning guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL and former college football analyst
Bobby Taylor 1995 All-American cornerback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
George Terlep Did not graduate Player at Notre Dame, quarterback in the AAFC, and coach in the CFL
Pat Terrell 1990 Safety at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Tom Thayer 1983 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL and radio commentator
Joe Theismann 1971 All-American, College Football Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame, in the CFL, and with the Washington Redskins, businessman, and television commentator
Frank Thomas 1923 Quarterback at Notre Dame and College Football Hall of Fame football coach
Robert R. Thomas 1974 Placekicker at Notre Dame and in the NFL and chief justice of the Supreme Court of Illinois
Travis Thomas 2007 Halfback and linebacker at Notre Dame
George Tobin Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bob Toneff 1952 Defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Stacey Toran 1984 Defensive back at Notre Dame and with the Los Angeles Raiders
Mike Townsend 1974 All-American
George Trafton 1920 Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL, member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and CFL coach
Frank Tripucka 1949 All-American quarterback at Notre Dame, in the NFL, the CFL, and the AFL
Justin Tuck 2005 Defensive end at Notre Dame and with the New York Giants
Frank Varrichione 1955 Tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Mike Wadsworth 1966 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame and the CFL and Notre Dame athletic director
Darius Walker 2009 Running back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Fred Wallner 1951 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL and AFL
Adam Walsh 1925 College Football Hall of Fame center at Notre Dame and coach in the NFL
Bill Walsh 1949 Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Courtney Watson 2003 Linebacker at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ricky Watters 1991 Running back and wide receiver at Notre Dame and running back in the NFL
Dave Waymer 1980 Defensive back at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Anthony Weaver 2002 Defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Bob Wetoska 1959 Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Bears
Jim White NFL player
Bill Wightkin 1949 Tackle at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Bears
Bob Williams All-American, College Football Hall of Fame quarterback at Notre Dame and with the Chicago Bears
Larry Williams Offensive lineman at Notre Dame and the NFL
Robert Williams 1959 Quarterback at Notre Dame
Andy Wisne 2001 Nose Tackle at Notre Dame and current actor
Gerald Wisne 1966 Defensive end at Notre Dame; 1966 national Championship; both sons started at Notre Dame.
Jerry Wisne 1998 Offensive guard at Notre Dame and 4 years in the NFL
Shawn Wooden 1995 Safety at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Harry Wunsch Guard at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Renaldo Wynn 1996 Defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Chet A. Wynne Fullback at Notre Dame and for the Rochester Jeffersons and collegiate football coach
Tommy Yarr 1932 All-American, Hall of Fame center at Notre Dame
John Yonakor 1945 Defensive end at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Justin Yoon 2015 Kicker at Notre Dame
Bryant Young 1994 All-American defensive end at Notre Dame and with the San Francisco 49ers
Sam Young 2010 Left tackle at Notre Dame
Ernie Zalejski Halfback at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Tom Zbikowski 2007 All-American safety at Notre Dame and professional boxer
Dusty Zeigler 1996 Center at Notre Dame and in the NFL
Ray Zellars 1995 Running back at Notre Dame and with the New Orleans Saints
William J. Zloch 1966
JD 1974 		Quarterback at Notre Dame and chief justice of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida
Clyde Zoia Guard at Notre Dame and for the Chicago Cardinals
Chris Zorich 1991
JD 2002 		All-American, College Football Hall of Fame defensive tackle at Notre Dame and in the NFL

Baseball※

Craig Counsell
Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Cap Anson Did not graduate First baseman at Notre Dame, professional baseball player for multiple Major League Baseball (MLB) teams and member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame
John Axford 2005 Pitcher at Notre Dame; lost his athletic scholarships after undergoing Tommy John surgery, but still graduated with a degree in film; now a Major League Baseball closer for the Milwaukee Brewers; holds the Brewers franchise record for most saves in a single season
Alfred Bergman 1914 Four sport athlete at Notre Dame who earned 13 varsity letters and played professionally for the Cleveland Indians
Bob Bescher Outfielder at Notre Dame and professionally for multiple Major League Baseball (MLB) teams
Cavan Biggio 2016 Second baseman at Notre Dame, utility player for the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers; son of Hall of Famer Craig Biggio
Craig Counsell 1992 Infielder at Notre Dame and professionally for the Milwaukee Brewers
Norwood Gibson 1901 Starting pitcher at Notre Dame and professionally for the Boston Americans
Aaron Heilman 2001 Pitcher at Notre Dame; currently a professional relief pitcher for the Seattle Mariners
Brad Lidge Did not graduate Relief pitcher at Notre Dame and professionally for the Philadelphia Phillies
Matt Macri Did not graduate Third baseman at Notre Dame and professionally for the Minnesota Twins
Trey Mancini outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles
Jeff Manship right-handed pitcher for the Minnesota Twins
Jackie Mayo 1947 professional baseball player who appeared in 139 Major League games for the Philadelphia Phillies
Willie McGill Did not graduate professional baseball player who played for the St. Louis Browns
Chris Michalak 1993 Pitcher at Notre Dame and professionally for multiple MLB teams
Red Murray 1906 Outfielder at Notre Dame and professionally for the New York Giants
Christian Parker Did not graduate Pitcher at Notre Dame and professionally
Doc Powers 1902 Catcher at Notre Dame and professionally
Ron Reed 1965 Pitcher and basketball player at Notre Dame and professionally for the Detroit Pistons and the Atlanta Braves
Jeff Samardzija Did not graduate Pitcher and All American wide receiver at Notre Dame and professional starting pitcher for the San Francisco Giants; also pitched for the Chicago Cubs, Oakland Athletics, and Chicago White Sox
Louis Sockalexis Did not graduate Outfielder at Notre Dame and professionally for the Cleveland Spiders and namesake of the Cleveland Indians
Cy Williams 1912 Multi-sport athlete at Notre Dame, outfielder for two MLB teams, and architect
Carl Yastrzemski Did not graduate Outfielder at Notre Dame and professionally for the Boston Red Sox and member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame

Basketball※

See also: Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's basketball and Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball
Megan Duffy
Luke Harangody
Bill Laimbeer
Troy Murphy
Ruth Riley
Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Natalie Achonwa 2014 Current WNBA player with the Indiana Fever
Bob Arnzen 1969 Basketball player at Notre Dame and professionally in the American Basketball Association (ABA) and the National Basketball Association (NBA)
Leo Barnhorst 1949 Basketball player at Notre Dame and professionally in the NBA and member of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
Jacqueline Batteast 2005 Basketball at Notre Dame and professionally in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Dave Batton 1978 Basketball player at Notre Dame and for multiple teams in the NBA
Elmer Bennett 1992 Guard at Notre Dame, in the NBA, and the Spanish Liga ACB
Sandy Botham 1988
MA 1990 		All-American at Notre Dame and current head coach of the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee women's basketball team
Gary Brokaw 1974 Player and assistant coach at Notre Dame and NBA player, assistant coach, and director of basketball operations
Austin Carr Did not graduate Naismith College Player of the Year at Notre Dame and player in the NBA
Matt Carroll 2003 Shooting guard at Notre Dame and professionally in the NBA
Russell Carter 2007 Shooting guard at Notre Dame and professionally for the NBADL's Tulsa 66ers
Sid Catlett 1971 Player at Notre Dame and professionally for the Cincinnati Royals
Pat Connaughton 2015 Swingman at Notre Dame and current NBA player with the Milwaukee Bucks; also played baseball for Notre Dame as a starting pitcher, and played in the Baltimore Orioles' minor-league organization while at Notre Dame
Adrian Dantley 1976 Oscar Robertson Trophy-winning forward at Notre Dame, in the NBA, and for the United States men's national basketball team that won the gold medal in the 1976 Summer Olympics; enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2008
Skylar Diggins-Smith 2013 Current point guard for the Dallas Wings of the WNBA; consensus first-team All-American and winner of the Nancy Lieberman Award as the nation's top women's point guard in both 2012 and 2013
Megan Duffy 2006 Former point guard at Notre Dame and in the WNBA; now women's basketball head coach at Miami University
LaPhonso Ellis 1992 Forward at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Colin Falls 2006 Shooting guard at Notre Dame and in Italy in Serie A
Katryna Gaither 1997 Basketball player at Notre Dame, professionally in the American Basketball League (ABL), the WNBA, multiple European leagues, and member of the United States women's national basketball team in the 1999 Pan American Games
Pat Garrity 1998 Power forward at Notre Dame who won the Big East Men's Basketball Player of the Year in 1997 and professional player in the NBA
Jerian Grant Did not graduate Combo guard at Notre Dame and current NBA player with the New York Knicks
Ben Hansbrough 2011 Guard at Notre Dame who won the Big East Men's Basketball Player of the Year in 2011
Bill Hanzlik 1980 Player at Notre Dame and player and coach in the NBA
Luke Harangody 2010 Power forward for Notre Dame from 2006–10. Big East Player of the Year in 2008; three-time second-team All-American; only men's player in Big East history to average 20 points and 10 rebounds per game in conference play for his career; currently in the D-League with the Canton Charge; has played in the NBA with the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers
Billy Hassett Guard at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Tom Hawkins 1959 Forward at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Ryan Humphrey 2002 Forward at Notre Dame, in the NBA, and in Greece
George Ireland 1936 All-American at Notre Dame and college basketball coach at Loyola University Chicago
Niele Ivey 2000 Point guard at Notre Dame, in the WNBA, and assistant coach at Notre Dame
Tracy Jackson 1981 Player at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Collis Jones Basketball player at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Tim Kempton 1986 Center at Notre Dame and in multiple teams in the NBA
Joe Kleine Did not graduate (transferred to Arkansas) Center at Notre Dame for a year and professionally in the NBA
Moose Krause All-American in football and basketball at Notre Dame and coach for Notre Dame's men's basketball team
Rob Kurz 2008 NBA player
Bill Laimbeer 1979 Center at Notre Dame, professionally in Italy, and professionally in the NBA and coach in the WNBA
Jewell Loyd Did not graduate Current WNBA player with the Seattle Storm; #1 draft pick and WNBA Rookie of the Year in 2015
Michelle M. Marciniak Did not graduate (transferred to the University of Tennessee) Player for a year at Notre Dame, professionally in the WNBA, on the United States women's national basketball team in the 1999 Pan American Games
Ray Meyer 1938 Player at Notre Dame and longtime coach for the DePaul Blue Demons men's basketball team; member of both the Naismith Memorial and College Basketball Halls of Fame
Jay Miller Player at Notre Dame and in the NBA and ABA
Beth Morgan 1997 Player at Notre Dame, in the ABL, and for the United States women's national basketball team in the 1999 Pan American Games
Troy Murphy Did not graduate All-American center at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Natalie Novosel 2012 Guard at Notre Dame and first-round pick of the Washington Mystics in the 2012 WNBA draft
Arike Ogunbowale 2019 Current guard for the Dallas Wings; Most Outstanding Player of the 2018 NCAA women's tournament. Also participated in season 26 of the U.S. version of Dancing with the Stars.
Kevin O'Shea 1950 Four-time All-American guard at Notre Dame and in the NBA
John Paxson 1983 Guard at Notre Dame and in the NBA and former assistant coach and general manager of the Chicago Bulls
Devereaux Peters 2012 Forward at Notre Dame and first-round pick of the Minnesota Lynx in the 2012 WNBA draft
Chris Quinn 2006 Guard at Notre Dame and for the Miami Heat
Alicia Ratay 2004 Player at Notre Dame who ranks fifth in all-time scoring for the school
Ruth Riley 2001 Center at Notre Dame, in the WNBA, multiple European basketball leagues, and for the United States women's national basketball team for the 2004 Summer Olympics
David Rivers 1988 Point guard at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Karen Robinson 1991 Player at Notre Dame
Ron Rowan Did not graduate Forward at Notre Dame for two years and in the NBA
Donald Royal 1987 Forward at Notre Dame and in the NBA
John Shumate 1975 Center at Notre Dame and in the NBA and coach at Southern Methodist University and in the WNBA
Carol Shields 1979 Player on Notre Dame's first women's varsity basketball team and ophthalmologist
Steve Sitko 1940 Basketball player and football quarterback at Notre Dame and professional basketball player
Tom Sluby 1984 Shooting guard at Notre Dame and for the Dallas Mavericks
Billy Taylor 1995 Player and assistant coach at Notre Dame and head coach at Lehigh and Ball State
Chris Thomas 2005 Guard at Notre Dame and professionally in Spain and first player in Notre Dame's history to record at triple-double
Keith Tower 1993 Center at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Kelly Tripucka 1981 Forward at Notre Dame and in the NBA
Gary Voce Forward at Notre Dame and for one season with the Cleveland Cavaliers
Coquese Washington 1992
JD 1997 		Point guard at Notre Dame and in the ABL, former assistant coach at Notre Dame, and head coach for Penn State Nittany Lions women's basketball team
Monty Williams 1994 Forward at Notre Dame and in the NBA and assistant coach for the Portland Trail Blazers
Orlando Woolridge 1981 Player at Notre Dame, in the NBA, and in Italy and coach in the WNBA and ABA
Jackie Young 2019 Top overall pick in the 2019 WNBA draft by the Las Vegas Aces; started alongside Ogunbowale at guard for the 2018 national championship team
Luke Zeller 2009 Forward-center at Notre Dame
Babe Ziegenhorn Forward for a year at Notre Dame

Ice hockey※

See also: Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's ice hockey
Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
David Brown 2007 Hockey goaltender for Notre Dame and professionally
Erik Condra 2009 Right wing for Notre Dame and professionally for the Tampa Bay Lightning
Mark Eaton Did not graduate Defenseman for Notre Dame and professionally for the Pittsburgh Penguins
Rob Globke 2004 Right Wing for Notre Dame and professionally for the Florida Panthers
Christian Hanson 2009 Center for Notre Dame and professionally for the Toronto Maple Leafs
Neil Grant Komadoski 2004 Defenseman for Notre Dame and professionally in the American Hockey League (AHL)
Brett Lebda 2004 Defenseman for Notre Dame and professionally for the Toronto Maple Leafs
Don Lucia 1981 Defenseman for Notre Dame and current head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers men's ice hockey team
Bob McNamara 1983 Goaltender for Notre Dame and professionally in the AHL and the International Hockey League (IHL) and current general manager of the AHL Grand Rapids Griffins
Greg Meredith 1980 Player at Notre Dame who set the record for most goals scored and former professional hockey player
Bill Nyrop 1974 Defenseman at Notre Dame and former professional hockey player
Dave Poulin 1982 Center at Notre Dame, professional hockey player, and former ice hockey coach at Notre Dame
Ben Simon 2000 Center at Notre Dame and professional hockey player in the AHL
Yan Šťastný Did not graduate Center and left wing at Notre Dame and professional hockey player in the AHL

Olympians※

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Vince Boryla Did not graduate Basketball player at Notre Dame, professional basketball player, coach, and member of the United States men's national basketball team that won the gold medal in the 1948 Summer Olympics
Shannon Boxx 1999 Midfielder on the Notre Dame women's soccer team, professional soccer player, and member of the United States women's national soccer team who won the bronze medal in the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup and gold medal in the 2004 Summer Olympics
August Desch 1923 Track and field runner at Notre Dame and first Notre Dame Olympic medal-winner with a bronze medal in the 1920 Summer Olympics
Marton Gyulai 2001 Sprinter at Notre Dame and bobsledder representing Hungary in the 2002 Winter Olympics and 2006 Winter Olympics
Robert Halperin Football player at Notre Dame and Wisconsin, and in the NFL, Olympic medal-winner with a bronze medal in yachting in the 1960 Summer Olympics and gold medal winner at the 1963 Pan American Games, one of Chicago's most-decorated World War II heroes, and Chairman of Commercial Light Co.
Tom Lieb 1924 Track and field discus thrower at Notre Dame and bronze medal-winner in the 1924 Summer Olympics
Kate Markgraf (née Sobrero) 1998 Defender on the Notre Dame women's soccer team, professional soccer player, and member of the United States women's national soccer team who won the gold medal in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup, the silver medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics, the bronze medal in the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup, and the gold medal in the 2004 Summer Olympics
Nick Radkewich 1993 Cross country and track and field runner at Notre Dame and member of the United States men's national triathlon team who competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics
Alex Wilson Track and field athlete and coach at Notre Dame and Canadian Olympian who won a bronze medal in the 1928 Summer Olympics and a silver and two bronze medals in the 1932 Summer Olympics
Rick Wohlhuter 1971 Track and field runner at Notre Dame, former world record holder in the 1000 meters, and bronze medal-winner in the 1976 Summer Olympics
Mariel Zagunis 2009 2006 NCAA champion fencer at Notre Dame and gold medal winner in the sabre competition at the 2004 and 2008 Summer Olympics; flag-bearer for the US team in the opening ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympics
  • Nick Itkin (born 1999), Olympic bronze medalist fencer, junior world champion, 2x NCAA champion for Notre Dame.

Soccer※

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Matt Besler 2008 First player in program history to earn both first-team All-America and first-team Academic All-America honors; member of U.S. Men's National Team 2013–2015
Brittany Bock 2009 Midfielder for Notre Dame, member of the United States U-23 women's national soccer team
Greg Dalby 2007 Midfielder for Notre Dame, professional soccer player for R. Charleroi S.C., and former player for the United States Men's under-20 national soccer team
Justin Detter 2004 Striker for Notre Dame and former professional soccer player
Kevin Goldthwaite 2005 Defender for Notre Dame and current professional soccer player for the New York Red Bulls
Kerri Hanks 2009 Striker for Notre Dame, two-time winner of the Hermann Trophy (2006, 2008)
Joseph Lapira 2008 Forward for Notre Dame who won the Hermann Trophy in 2006, was drafted to Toronto FC in 2008, and previously played for the Republic of Ireland national football team
Dillon Powers 2013 Midfielder for Notre Dame, member of the United States U-20 men's national soccer team
Jack Stewart 2004 Notre Dame defender and professional soccer player with Real Salt Lake

Track and field※

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Michael B. Brennan 1986 High hurdler and intermediate hurdler at Notre Dame
Edward J. Hogan 1923 Pole vaulter and broad jumper at Notre Dame
C. W. Martin 1911 Sprinter at Notre Dame, 100 and 220 yard dashes
Ryan Shay 2002 Track and field and cross country runner at Notre Dame and 2003 United States Marathon Champion; died during the 2007 U.S. Olympic marathon trials

Other※

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Patrick Boyd Jr. 1989 Wrestling at Notre Dame and NCAA All-American, 5th place 142 lbs.
Kent Durso 1967 Weightlifter at Notre Dame and four-time world champion at the Highland games
Carly Piccinich 2016 Notre Dame softball all-star. Now FX trading superstar at Morgan Stanley (formerly, BNP Paribas)

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