pitcher for Chicago White Sox Bert Haas, first baseman for five MLB teams; National League All-Star (1947) Jerry Hairston Jr., played for nine MLB teams; World Series champion (2009) Ian Krol, free agent relief pitcher Nicky Lopez, 2nd baseman for Kansas City Royals Collin McHugh, pitcher for Atlanta Braves Basketball John Clawson, forward for University of Michigan and ABA champion Oakland Oaks; Olympic gold medalist 1968 Olympics Drew Crawford (born 1990), basketball player who last played for Bnei Herzliya of the Israeli Ligat HaAl Porter Moser, head coach for University of Oklahoma men's basketball Anthony Parker, shooting guard and small forward for Toronto Raptors and Cleveland Cavaliers; 2004 Israeli Basketball Premier League MVP; current general manager of NBA G League's Lakeland Magic. Candace Parker, forward for University of Tennessee and WNBA champions Los Angeles Sparks and Chicago Sky; two-time league MVP; two-time Olympic gold medalist Football Cameron Brate, tight end for Tampa Bay Buccaneers Chris Brown, running back for Tennessee Titans Owen Daniels, tight end for Denver Broncos Justin McCareins, wide receiver for Tennessee Titans and New York Jets Babatunde Oshinowo, defensive lineman for Chicago Bears Sean Payton, head coach of New Orleans Saints, 2006 NFL Coach of the Year Gymnastics Bridgette Caquatto, gymnast on U.S national team World silver medalist Mackenzie Caquatto, gymnast on U.S national team Nia Dennis, gymnast on U.S. national team Ice skating Evan Lysacek, figure skater; Olympic gold medalist (2010), 2-time national champion E-Biking John Doyle Soccer Aidan Liu, defender for Vejle BK Brittany Bock, defender for WPS franchise Western New York Flash Vanessa DiBernardo, midfielder for Chicago Red Stars Megan Oyster, defender for Reign FC Casey Short, defender for Chicago Red Stars and U.S. national women's team Track and field Chris Derrick, distance runner at Stanford, held junior record in 5000m Tom Petranoff, javelin thrower, former world record holder, Olympian Swimming Kevin Cordes, Olympic gold medalist in 4x100-meter medley relay, American record holder in 100- and 200-meter breaststroke (short course), as well as 100- and 200-yard breaststroke. Volleyball Jordyn Poulter, Olympic gold medalist for the United States national indoor volleyball team & professional volleyball player. Mountain Climbing Lucy Westlake, youngest American Woman to summit Mount Everest. References Naperville Naperville