for the Portland Thorns FC and United States women's national soccer team A. J. Wood – MLS player Marvell Wynne II Tennis Bjorn Fratangelo – French Open boys' champion Bonnie Gadusek – pro tennis player, reached U.S. Open quarterfinals Gretchen Magers – reached Wimbledon and French Open quarterfinals Alison Riske – WTA player, reached 4th round of U.S. Open Professional wrestling Kurt Angle – WWE/TNA wrestler and Olympic gold medalist Rob Conway – WWE wrestler on RAW brand Johnny De Fazio – known as "Jumping" Johnny De Fazio Dominic DeNucci – WWWF wrestler and trainer Shane Douglas – WCW and WWWF wrestler Britt Baker - AEW wrestler Corey Graves – wrestler, WWE commentator Mike Jones – known as Virgil in WWE; worked as Vincent, Shane and Curly Bill in WCW Cody Michaels – former USWA tag team champion, ECW, WSX producer John Minton – WWF aka Big John Studd Jeffrey Sciullo – WWE wrestler known as Ezekiel (formerly Elias (Samson)) Bruno Sammartino – two-time World Wide Wrestling Federation champion Mike Scicluna – known as Baron Mikel Scicluna John Sullivan – known as Johnny Valiant Newton Tattrie – known as Geeto Mongol Larry Zbyszko (real name Larry Whistler) – director of authority on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Other sports Danny Chew – cyclist, winner of Race Across America (1996, 1999) Joseph Kearney – athletic administrator George Smith – horse racing Tom Wallisch – professional skier Industry Aviation Paige Kassalen – electrical engineer on Solar Impulse Willard Rockwell – formed Rockwell Intl. Calbraith Perry Rodgers – made the first transcontinental flight Steel and metals James W. Brown – Crucible Steel Andrew Carnegie – steel tycoon and philanthropist, founded what became U.S. Steel William Donner – steel tycoon, founded Monessen and Donora, daughter married FDR's son in 1932 George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. – steel engineer, businessman and inventor of the Ferris wheel Henry Clay Frick – steel tycoon, chief operation officer of what became U.S. Steel Charles Martin Hall – aluminum producer and founder of Alcoa Julian Kennedy – mechanical engineer in steel George Lauder – Scottish-American billionaire industrialist; partner in the Carnegie Steel Company; board member of U.S. Steel; cousin-brother of Andrew Carnegie James H. Laughlin – Jones & Laughlin Steel John Leishman – executive at Carnegie Steel William Metcalf – Fort Pitt foundry Charles M. Schwab – founder of Bethlehem Steel John P. Surma – U.S. Steel Thomas Usher –