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List of people from Reno, Nevada

Last updated June 26, 2025

The following is a list of people from Reno, Nevada :

Mädchen Amick, actress, Twin Peaks , Sleepwalkers , Dream Lover , Riverdale
Chris Ault, Hall of Fame NCAA football coach, retired head coach of University of Nevada, Reno Wolf Pack
Luke Babbitt, basketball player for Miami Heat, previously Portland Trail Blazers 2010–2013
Ryan Bader, professional MMA artist and heavyweight champion of Bellator MMA
Shannon Bahrke, skier, silver medalist at 2002 Winter Olympics, bronze medalist at 2010 Winter Olympics, and 2003 World Cup champion
Raymond Belknap (1967-1985) suicide, one of the two subjects with fellow participant James Vance of the 1990 subliminal messages civil trial held in the city against heavy metal's Judas Priest
Brent Boyd, pro football player of Minnesota Vikings
Johanna Burton, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
T. Brian Callister, physician and health care quality expert
Chris Carr, pro football player
Bob Cashell, former mayor of Reno and lieutenant governor
Walter Van Tilburg Clark, author of The Ox-Bow Incident
Doug Clifford, Creedence Clearwater Revival drummer
Kimberley Conrad, Playboy Playmate of the Year (1989), Hugh Hefner's second ex-wife
Heidi Cortez, Sunset Tan , The Howard Stern Show
David Coverdale, singer-songwriter, former frontsinger of heavy metal's Deep Purple and Whitesnake
Gabriel Damon, actor
Joe Flanigan, actor
Rudy Galindo, figure skater
Matt Gallagher, author and Iraq War veteran
Bud Gaugh, drummer of the band Sublime
Jim Gibbons, former governor and U.S. representative
Mark Gilmartin, golfer, entrepreneur
Garrett Hampson, professional baseball player
Sean Hamilton (Hollywood Hamilton), nationally syndicated radio personality
Curtis Hanson, producer-director of films 8 Mile , L.A. Confidential , The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
Jennifer Harman, professional poker player
Wilder W. Hartley (1901–1970), Los Angeles City Council member, 1939–1941, born in Reno
Martin Heinrich, U.S. senator from New Mexico since 2013; was considered for vice president for nominee Hillary Clinton for the 2016 election
Procter Ralph Hug, Jr., federal judge
Terri Ivens, actress on All My Children
Kevin Jepsen, professional baseball player, attended Bishop Manogue High School
Armon Johnson, professional basketball player
Colin Kaepernick, football quarterback, University of Nevada, Reno and San Francisco 49ers
Mike Krukow, MLB pitcher and broadcaster, Reno resident
Mills Lane, boxing referee, district judge, television personality on Judge Mills Lane
Adam Laxalt, former Nevada attorney general
Paul Laxalt, former governor and U.S. senator from Nevada
Greg Lemond, former professional road racing cyclist, three-time winner of the Tour de France
Greg London, entertainer
Jennifer Mabus, YouTuber, hiker^[1]
Julia Mancuso, skier, Olympic gold medalist 2006
Rich Marotta, boxing commentator, Los Angeles radio personality
Anne Henrietta Martin, first woman to run for U.S. Senate
Pat McCarran, U.S. senator, namesake of McCarran International Airport
April Meservy, singer-songwriter
Tom Mylan, butcher, author
Jessica Nigri, cosplay celebrity, promotional model, YouTuber, voice actress and fan convention interview correspondent
Frank Herbert Norcross, judge
Roger Norman, off-road racer and owner of Norman Motorsports
Ivan Passer, director
Carl Ravazza, bandleader and talent agent
Red Leather, rock/country singer
Stephanie Rovetti, professional rugby player and bronze medalist 2024 Olympics, attended Reno High School
Chuck Ruff, drummer, Edgar Winter Group
Brian Sandoval, former governor
Gene Savoy, Peru explorer, discoverer of Vilcabamba, Gran Pajaten, Gran Vilaya, Gran Saposoa
Nate Schierholtz, professional baseball player, born in Reno
Hillary Schieve, mayor of Reno
Will Schusterick, professional disc golfer and three-time winner of the United States Disc Golf Championship
Jason-Shane Scott, soap opera actor
Ken Shamrock, mixed martial artist, UFC Hall of Famer, professional wrestler
Simons & Cameron (Gordon Simons and Lane Cameron), singers and songwriters
Jeanmarie Simpson, theatre and film artist, peace activist, founder of the Nevada Shakespeare Company and Universal Access Productions
Shannyn Sossamon, actress in A Knight's Tale , 40 Days and 40 Nights and The Rules of Attraction
Kevin Stadler, pro golfer, born in Reno
Inga Thompson, professional cyclist
Domingo Tibaduiza, elite long distance runner
Kyle Van Noy, professional football player, born in Reno
James Vance (1965-1988), suicide, another subject with fellow suicide Raymond Belknap in 1990 subliminal messages civil trial against heavy metal's Judas Priest
Willy Vlautin, novelist, lead vocalist and songwriter for alt-country band Richmond Fontaine ^[2]
J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner, forensic psychologist, television personality
Michael Weiss, competitive swimmer^[3]
Dawn Wells, Miss Nevada 1959, actress on TV series Gilligan's Island
Joe Wieland, professional baseball player
Duke Williams, professional football player
Gabby Williams, professional basketball player
Taylor Wilson, nuclear scientist; previously held record for being youngest person to achieve nuclear fusion
David Wise, five-time World Cup medalist and Olympic gold medalist in half pipe skiing
Dolora Zajick, dramatic mezzo-soprano

References

↑ "53 Wolf Pack Student-Athletes Set To Graduate". Nevada Wolf Pack . May 18, 2012. Retrieved November 13, 2021.
↑ "Bio". Willy Vlautin. Retrieved August 12, 2010.
↑ "Michael Weiss". Archived from the original on July 20, 2015.

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[JMabus-1] "53 Wolf Pack Student-Athletes Set To Graduate". Nevada Wolf Pack . May 18, 2012. Retrieved November 13, 2021.

[2] "Bio". Willy Vlautin. Retrieved August 12, 2010.

[3] "Michael Weiss". Archived from the original on July 20, 2015.

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