Clarissa dos Santos
Brazilian basketball player
Played professional basketball primarily in Brazil. Competed for the Brazilian national team, participating in international events such as the FIBA World Cup and the Olympic Games. Contributed to her teams with skill and leadership on the court. Also played in several domestic leagues, achieving recognition for outstanding performances.
Represented Brazil in the 2016 Olympic Games
Played for club teams in the Women’s National Basketball League
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Nick Bolton
American football linebacker
Born
March 10th, 2000 25 years ago
Played college football at the University of Missouri, where notable performance included leading the team in tackles during multiple seasons. Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Contributed to the team's defensive efforts in the NFL, primarily playing linebacker. Achieved significant statistics in tackles throughout professional career, establishing a reputation as a reliable player on defense.
Continue ReadingJohn Benbow
Royal Navy admiral during naval wars
Born
March 10th, 1653 372 years ago
Died
November 4th, 1702 323 years ago — 49 years old
Born in 1653, a notable admiral in the Royal Navy, served during the late 17th century. Commanded British naval forces in various engagements against the French fleet. Achieved recognition during the War of the Spanish Succession, leading the successful blockade of Toulon, which contributed to British naval superiority. Played a significant role in multiple naval battles, employing innovative tactics that enhanced naval strategies. His leadership and determination were instrumental in securing victories for the Royal Navy.
Continue ReadingNikita Parris
English footballer, UEFA Women's Euro 2017 winner
Born
March 10th, 1994 31 years ago
A professional footballer from England, played primarily as a forward. Started her career at Leeds United before moving to Everton, where notable performances garnered attention. Joined Manchester City in 2017, contributing to the team's success in domestic competitions. Had a significant role in winning the Women's Super League. In 2019, transferred to Olympique Lyonnais, achieving multiple UEFA Women's Champions League titles. Competed in international tournaments, including the UEFA Women's Euro 2017, where England secured a semi-final position.
Continue ReadingBenjamin Burnley
American musician and lead vocalist
Born
March 10th, 1978 47 years ago
A prominent figure in the rock music scene, contributions include founding the band Breaking Benjamin. The band achieved commercial success with several albums, including "Phobia," which featured hit singles such as "Breath" and "So Cold." Burnley's songwriting often explores themes of personal struggle and resilience. In addition to musical success, the band has toured extensively, building a dedicated fanbase.
Continue ReadingJeff Ament
American bassist, songwriter, and Pearl Jam member
Born
March 10th, 1963 62 years ago
A prominent bass player and songwriter, contributions include being a founding member of the rock band Pearl Jam. The band emerged during the early 1990s grunge movement and gained widespread popularity with albums like "Ten" and "Vs." In addition to music, involvement in various charitable causes has occurred over the years, highlighted by efforts supporting youth programs and music education. Encouragement of artistic expression through various mediums has also been a significant aspect of personal interests.
Continue ReadingSamuel Ferguson
Irish poet and lawyer
Born
March 10th, 1810 215 years ago
Died
August 9th, 1886 139 years ago — 76 years old
Born in 1810, this individual was an influential Irish poet and also practiced law. His poetry often drew on themes from Irish mythology and folklore. Ferguson contributed significantly to the revival of the Irish language and literature. His works include collections of poetry that reflect both cultural heritage and personal sentiment. He was involved in various literary circles and was a prominent figure in the Irish cultural revival of the 19th century.
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