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Under Armour is an American sports clothing and accessories company. The company is a supplier of sportswear and casual apparel.[1] Under Armour began offering footwear in 2006.[2] Its global headquarters is located in Baltimore, Maryland, US, with additional North American corporate office locations in Austin and Houston, Texas; Denver, Colorado; New York, New York; San Francisco, California; Portland, Oregon; Nashville, Tennessee; and Toronto, Ontario. Under Armour's International Headquarters is located in Panama City, Panama, with Latin America offices in São Paulo, Brazil; Santiago, Chile; and Mexico City, Mexico. Its European headquarters is in Amsterdam's Olympic Stadium with an additional office in Munich, Germany.[3] The Under Armour Shanghai office is the regional headquarters for Greater China. Additional Asia Pacific offices are in Guangzhou, China; Hong Kong; Jakarta, Indonesia; Tokyo, Japan; and Sydney, Australia.[4]

Under Armour promotes its products through sponsorship agreements with the following celebrity athletes, professional teams, and college athletic teams, a field in which it competes with other sports apparel companies.[5]

## American football[edit]

### Players[edit]

* Anquan Boldin (retired)[6][7]
* Tom Brady (retired)[6][8]
* Randall Cobb[9]
* Vernon Davis (retired)[6]
* Dee Ford[10]
* Leonard Fournette[11]
* Myles Jack[12]
* Justin Jefferson[13]
* Malcolm Jenkins[14]
* Ty Johnson[15]
* Julio Jones[6][16]
* Eddie Lacy (retired)[17]
* Marqise Lee[10]
* Brandon Marshall (retired)[18]
* Vance McDonald[19]
* DK Metcalf[20]
* Cam Newton[21]
* Patrick Peterson[22]
* Eric Reid[17]
* Tony Romo (retired)[23]
* Jonathan Taylor[24]
* Andre Williams[10]
* Chase Young[24]

### Leagues[edit]

XFL

## Association football[edit]

### Clubs[edit]

* Omiya Ardija[25]
* Iwaki Football Club[26]
* Sydney Football Club[27]

### Players[edit]

* Jorge Valdivia[28]
* Jermaine Jones[29]
* Heather Mitts[6]
* Kelley O'Hara[30]
* Lauren Holiday[6][31]
* Chloe Logarzo[32]
* Trent Alexander-Arnold[33]
* Eddie Nketiah[34]
* Tyrone Mings[35]
* Matty Cash[35]
* Antonio Rüdiger[36]

## Australian rules football[edit]

* Essendon Bombers[37]

## Auto racing[edit]

* Hendrick Motorsports[38]
* Mick Schumacher

## Baseball[edit]

### Players[edit]

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* Kolby Allard
* Shaun Anderson
* Aristides Aquino
* Akil Baddoo
* José Berríos
* Alec Bohm
* Zach Britton
* J. T. Brubaker
* Dylan Bundy
* Corbin Burnes
* Lorenzo Cain
* Griffin Canning
* Dylan Carlson
* Dylan Cease
* Jhoulys Chacín
* Aaron Civale
* A. J. Cole
* William Contreras
* Sam Coonrod
* Nestor Cortes
* Lewin Díaz
* Derek Dietrich
* Brian Dozier (retired)
* Adam Duvall
* Zach Eflin
* J. P. Feyereisen
* Josh Fleming
* Wander Franco
* Freddie Freeman
* Max Fried
* Luis García
* Rony García
* Evan Gattis (retired)
* Victor Gonzalez
* Brian Goodwin
* Dee Gordon
* MacKenzie Gore
* Ronald Guzmán
* Josh Hader
* Ian Happ
* Bryce Harper[6][39]
* Austin Hays
* Jonathan Hernández
* Derek Holland
* Brent Honeywell
* Sam Howard
* Jay Jackson
* Sean Kazmar Jr.
* Carter Kieboom
* Adam Kolarek
* Jake Lamb
* Eric Lauer
* Shed Long
* Brandon Lowe
* Brandon Marsh
* Nick Markakis (retired)
* Jason Martin
* Carlos Martinez
* Dustin May
* Brian McCann (retired)
* Jeff McNeil
* Mark Melancon
* Alec Mills
* Tommy Milone
* Ryan Mountcastle
* Packy Naughton
* Nick Neidert
* Brandon Nimmo
* Chris Paddack
* Enoli Paredes
* Isaac Paredes
* DJ Peters
* Cionel Perez
* Brandon Phillips (retired)
* Brett Phillips
* Adam Plutko
* Rick Porcello
* Harold Ramírez
* José Reyes (retired)
* Mark Reynolds (retired)
* Sergio Romo
* Cameron Rupp
* Sixto Sanchez
* Jesús Sánchez
* Jonathan Schoop
* Sam Selman
* Juan Soto
* Oscar Taveras (died)
* Mason Thompson
* Ryan Thompson
* Ka'ai Tom
* Josh Tomlin
* Abraham Toro
* Taylor Trammell
* Julio Urias
* Ryan Weathers
* Logan Webb
* Matt Wieters
* Mac Williamson (retired)
* Bobby Witt Jr.
* Ryan Zimmerman (retired)[6]

### Teams[edit]

* Rakuten Monkeys[40][41]
* Samsung Lions
* Ripken Baseball[42]

## Basketball[edit]

### Clubs[edit]

* Buffalo eXtreme[43]
* Cibona[citation needed]
* Partizan[citation needed]
* Seoul Samsung Thunders

### College teams[edit]

* NU Bulldogs

### Men's Players[edit]

* Mohamed Bamba[44]
* Kent Bazemore[45]
* Stephen Curry[46]
* Joel Embiid[47]
* Patty Mills[48]
* Emmanuel Mudiay[49]
* Dennis Smith Jr.[50]

### Women's Players[edit]

* Bella Alarie[51]
* Tyasha Harris[51]
* Kaila Charles[51]

## Boxing[edit]

* Anthony Joshua[52]
* Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez[53]
* Carlos Cuadras[54]
* Adrián Hernández[55]
* Abner Mares[56]
* Muhammad Ali[57]
* Gervonta Davis[58]

## Field hockey[edit]

* Argentina (women's) [59][60]
* Argentina (men's) [59]
* Chile (women's) [61]
* Chile (men's) [62]

## Golf[edit]

### PGA[edit]

* Jordan Spieth[63]
* Maverick McNealy
* Hunter Mahan[6]

### LPGA[edit]

* Alison Lee[64]
* Emily Kristine Pedersen

## Gymnastics[edit]

### Teams[edit]

* United States men's national gymnastics team[65]
* United States women's national gymnastics team[65]

### Athletes[edit]

* Alicia Sacramone[65] (retired)

## Judo[edit]

### National teams[edit]

* Gambia

### Athletes[edit]

* Teddy Riner[66]

## Ice hockey[edit]

* Carey Price[67]
* Taylor Hall[68]
* Mitch Marner[68]
* Drew Doughty[68]
* Loren Gabel[68]

## Mixed martial arts and professional wrestling[edit]

* Dwayne Johnson[6]
* Teddy Riner[6]
* Georges St-Pierre
* Mateusz Gamrot

## Motorsports[edit]

* Hailie Deegan[69]
* Mick Schumacher[70]

## Rugby league[edit]

### Players[edit]

* Jarryd Hayne[71]

## Rugby union[edit]

### Associations[edit]

* Korea
* Netherlands

### Clubs[edit]

* ASM Clermont Auvergne[72]

### Players[edit]

* Maro Itoje[73]
* TJ Perenara[74]

## Skateboarding[edit]

* Mitchie Brusco[75]

## Skating[edit]

* Shani Davis[76]

## Skiing[edit]

* Jeremy Bloom[77]
* Bobby Brown[76]
* Lindsey Vonn[78][self-published source]

## Snowboarding[edit]

* Lindsey Jacobellis[6] S
* Hailie Deegan[69]

## Surfing[edit]

* Brianna Cope[79]
* Maddie Peterson[80]

## Swimming[edit]

* Michael Phelps[78][6]
* Welson Sim

## Taekwondo[edit]

* Jade Jones[81]

## Track and Field[edit]

### Teams[edit]

* Dark Sky Distance

### Athletes[edit]

* Georgia Ellenwood[82]
* Natasha Hastings[83]
* Neeraj Chopra[84]
* Aisha Praught-Leer[85]

## Volleyball[edit]

### National teams[edit]

* Gambia

### Players[edit]

* Jordan Thompson[51]
* Zhu Ting[51]
* Yeon Koung Kim[51]

## North American colleges and universities[edit]

### NCAA Division I FBS[edit]

* Auburn Tigers[86]
* Coastal Carolina Chanticleers[87]
* Colorado State Rams[88]
* Georgia State Panthers[89]
* Kent State Golden Flashes[90]
* Maryland Terrapins[91]
* Navy Midshipmen[92]
* New Mexico State Aggies[93]
* Northwestern Wildcats[94]
* Notre Dame Fighting Irish[95]
* Old Dominion Monarchs[96]
* Sam Houston State Bearkats[97]
* San Jose State Spartans[98]
* South Carolina Gamecocks[99]
* Texas Tech Red Raiders and Lady Raiders[100]
* UAB Blazers[101]
* Utah Utes[102]
* Wisconsin Badgers[103]

### NCAA Division I FBS Conferences[edit]

* Conference USA[104]
* Mid-American Conference[105]

### NCAA Division I FCS[edit]

* Abilene Christian Wildcats[106]
* Austin Peay Governors[107]
* Campbell Fighting Camels[108]
* The Citadel Bulldogs[109]
* Colgate Raiders[110]
* Davidson Wildcats[111]
* Elon Phoenix[112]
* Fordham Rams[113]
* Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs[114]
* Hampton Pirates[115]
* Houston Christian Huskies[116]
* Indiana State Sycamores[117]
* Jackson State Tigers[118]
* Lamar Cardinals and Lady Cardinals[119]
* Lehigh Mountain Hawks[120]
* LIU Sharks[121]
* McNeese Cowboys and Cowgirls[122]
* Mercer Bears[123]
* Merrimack Warriors[124]
* Monmouth Hawks[125]
* Montana State Bobcats[126]
* Morehead State Eagles[127]
* Morgan State Bears[128]
* Northern Colorado Bears[129]
* Robert Morris Colonials[130]
* Saint Francis Red Flash[131]
* South Dakota State Jackrabbits[132]
* Southeastern Louisiana Lions and Lady Lions
* Southeast Missouri State Redhawks[133]
* Southern Jaguars[134]
* Southern Illinois Salukis[135]
* Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks[136]
* Tennessee State Tigers and Lady Tigers
* Texas A&M–Commerce Lions[137]
* Texas Southern Tigers[138]
* UT Martin Skyhawks[139]
* The Citadel Bulldogs[140]
* Towson Tigers[141]
* VMI Keydets[142]
* William & Mary Tribe[143]
* Yale Bulldogs[144]

### NCAA Division I non-football[edit]

* American Eagles[145]
* Belmont Bruins[146]
* Boston University Terriers[147]
* Bradley Braves[148]
* Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners[149]
* Cal State Northridge Matadors[150]
* Charleston Cougars[151]
* Fairleigh Dickinson Knights[152]
* Lipscomb Bisons[153]
* Loyola Greyhounds[154]
* Manhattan Jaspers[155]
* Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers[156]
* New Orleans Privateers[157]
* Northeastern Huskies[158]
* North Florida Ospreys[159]
* Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons[160][a]
* Queens Royals[citation needed]
* Saint Mary's Gaels[161]
* Seton Hall Pirates[162]
* Siena Saints[163]
* UC San Diego Tritons[164]
* UMass Lowell River Hawks[165]
* UMBC Retrievers[166]
* UNC Greensboro Spartans[167]
* UNC Wilmington Seahawks[168]
* UT Arlington Mavericks[169]
* UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros[170]
* Wichita State Shockers[171]

### NCAA Division II[edit]

* Arkansas–Monticello Boll Weevils and Cotton Blossoms[citation needed]
* Ashland Eagles[citation needed]
* Auburn Montgomery Warhawks[citation needed]
* Bentley Falcons[172]
* Black Hills State Yellow Jackets[173]
* Bloomsburg Huskies[174]
* Cal State East Bay Pioneers[citation needed]
* Cedarville Yellow Jackets[citation needed]
* Central College Dutch[175]
* Claflin Panthers and Lady Panthers
* Clarion Golden Eagles[176]
* Colorado Mesa Mavericks[177]
* CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves[178]
* Colorado Mines Orediggers[179]
* Dallas Baptist Patriots[180][b]
* Delta State Statesmen and Lady Statesmen[181]
* District of Columbia Firebirds[citation needed]
* East Stroudsburg Warriors[citation needed]
* Elizabeth City State Vikings[citation needed]
* Erskine Flying Fleet[citation needed]
* Fayetteville State Broncos and Lady Broncos[citation needed]
* Ferris State Bulldogs[182]
* Flagler Saints[183]
* Florida Southern Moccasins[citation needed]
* Franklin Pierce Ravens[citation needed]
* Frostburg State Bobcats[184]
* Hawaii–Hilo Vulcans[citation needed]
* Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls[citation needed]
* Lenoir-Rhyne Bears[185]
* Lincoln Lions[citation needed]
* Livingstone Blue Bears[citation needed]
* Mansfield Mountaineers[186]
* Mary Marauders[187]
* Mercyhurst Lakers[188]
* Millersville Marauders[citation needed]
* Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs[189]
* Minot State Beavers[190]
* Molloy Lions[citation needed]
* Montevallo Falcons[citation needed]
* Muskingum Fighting Muskies[191]
* Nebraska-Kearney Lopers[192]
* Saint Anselm Hawks[citation needed]
* Saint Martin's Saints[citation needed]
* Seton Hill Griffins[citation needed]
* Shaw Bears[citation needed]
* Shepherd Rams[193]
* Sioux Falls Cougars[194]
* Sonoma State Seawolves[195]
* Southeastern Oklahoma State Savage Storm[196]
* Southern Arkansas Muleriders[197]
* South Dakota Mines Hardrockers[citation needed]
* Southern New Hampshire Penmen[198]
* Southwestern Oklahoma State Bulldogs[citation needed]
* Spalding Golden Eagles[citation needed]
* Thomas Jefferson Rams[citation needed]
* Truman Bulldogs[citation needed]
* UVA Wise Cavaliers[citation needed]
* Virginia State Trojans[199]
* Virginia Union Panthers[citation needed]
* Wayne State Wildcats[200]
* West Chester Golden Rams[citation needed]
* Western Colorado Mountaineers[citation needed]
* West Texas A&M Buffaloes[citation needed]
* Winston-Salem State Rams[citation needed]

### NCAA Division II Conferences[edit]

* G-MAC[201]
* Gulf South Conference[202]
* Lone Star Conference[203]
* Peach Belt Conference[204]
* Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference[205]

### NCAA Division III[edit]

* Adrian Bulldogs[citation needed]
* Agnes Scott Scotties[citation needed]
* Albright Lions[206]
* Alfred State Pioneers[207]
* Allegheny Gators[208]
* Amherst Mammoths[citation needed]
* Bates Bobcats[citation needed]
* CUA Cardinals[209]
* Castleton Spartans[citation needed]
* Cazenovia Wildcats[citation needed]
* Cedar Crest Falcons[citation needed]
* Central Dutch[210]
* Christopher Newport Captains[211]
* Clarkson Golden Knights[citation needed]
* Coe Kohawks[212]
* Connecticut Camels
* Delaware Valley Rams[213]
* DePauw Tigers[citation needed]
* Dickinson Red Devils[214]
* Eastern Mennonite Royals[215]
* Edgewood Eagles[216]
* Elmhurst Blue Jays[217]
* Elmira Eagles[218]
* Franciscan Barons[219]
* Gallaudet Bison[220]
* Gettysburg Bullets[221][222]
* Goucher Gophers[223]
* Greensboro Pride[citation needed]
* Grove City Wolverines[224]
* Guilford Quakers[citation needed]
* Hartford Hawks[225]
* Hilbert Eagles[226]
* Hobart Statesmen[227][c]
* Illinois Wesleyan Titans
* John Carroll Blue Streaks[228]
* Johns Hopkins Blue Jays[229][d]
* LaGrange Panthers[citation needed]
* Macalester Scots[citation needed]
* Manchester Spartans
* Marymount Saints[230]
* McDaniel Green Terror[216]
* McKendree Bearcats[231]
* Messiah Falcons[232]
* Misericordia Cougars[233]
* Minnesota Morris Cougars[234]
* Moravian Greyhounds[citation needed]
* Notre Dame Gators[235]
* Olivet Comets[236]
* Ozarks Eagles
* Pacific Lutheran Lutes[237]
* Pratt Cannoneers[238]
* Redlands Bulldogs[239]
* Rhode Island Anchormen[citation needed]
* RIT Tigers[citation needed]
* Rowan Profs[240]
* St. Lawrence Saints[citation needed]
* St. Mary's Seahawks[citation needed]
* St. Olaf Oles[241]
* St. Mary's Cardinals[242]
* Salem Spirits
* Scranton Royals & Lady Royals[243]
* Sewanee Tigers[244]
* Shenandoah Hornets[citation needed]
* Springfield College Pride[245]
* Sul Ross Lobos[citation needed][e]
* Swarthmore Garnets[citation needed]
* Sweet Briar Vixens[246]
* UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs[citation needed]
* UMass Dartmouth Corsairs[citation needed]
* Ursinus Bears[citation needed]
* UT Dallas Comets[247]
* Virginia Wesleyan Marlins
* Warren Wilson Owls[248]
* Washington Shoremen & Shorewomen[citation needed]
* WestConn Colonials[249]
* Western New England Golden Bears[250]
* Whittier Poets[251]
* Widener Pride][252][better source needed]
* William Smith Herons[227]
* Wisconsin–Oshkosh Titans[citation needed]
* Wisconsin–Stevens Point Pointers[253]
* Wisconsin–Superior Yellow Jackets[254]
* Wittenberg Tigers[255]
* WPI Engineers[citation needed]
* Yeshiva Maccabees[citation needed]

### NCAA Division III Conferences[edit]

* Atlantic East Conference[256]

### NAIA, NCCAA, and NJCAA[edit]

* ACPHS Panthers[citation needed]
* Amarillo Badgers[citation needed]
* ACU Firestorm[257]
* Benedictine Ravens[258]
* Bethel Threshers[259]
* Cardinal Stritch Wolves[citation needed]
* Central Methodist Eagles[citation needed]
* Clarke Pride
* College of Idaho Coyotes[260]
* Doane Tigers[261]
* Embry-Riddle Prescott Eagles[262]
* GTCC Titans[citation needed]
* Harris-Stowe State Hornets[173]
* Jessup Warriors[citation needed]
* Keiser Seahawks[263]
* Loyola Wolf Pack[citation needed]
* LSU–Alexandria Generals[citation needed]
* Menlo Oaks[264]
* Mobile Rams[265]
* Montana Tech Orediggers[266]
* Montana Western Bulldogs[citation needed]
* Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies[citation needed]
* Providence Argonauts[267]
* Providence Christian Sea Beggars[citation needed]
* Saint Xavier Cougars[268]
* St. Thomas Bobcats[269]
* Southern Idaho Golden Eagles[citation needed]
* Southern Nevada Coyotes[citation needed]
* Southwest Mustangs[citation needed]
* The Apprentice Builders[citation needed]
* UAV Pioneers[citation needed]
* VCSU Vikings[270]
* Westcliff Warriors[271]

### NCAA NAIA Conferences[edit]

* Golden State Athletic Conference[272]

### U Sports (Canada)[edit]

* Carleton Ravens[273]
* Dalhousie Tigers[citation needed]
* Mount Allison Mounties[274]
* Royal Military College Paladins[citation needed]
* St. Thomas Tommies
* Saskatchewan Huskies[275]
* Toronto Varsity Blues[276]
* Western Ontario Mustangs[277]

Notes

1. ^ At the time the Mastodons entered into their current deal with Under Armour, they represented Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) and were known for athletic purposes as the Fort Wayne Mastodons. After the 2017–18 school year, IPFW was dissolved and replaced by two new institutions—Indiana University Fort Wayne and Purdue University Fort Wayne (PFW). The IPFW athletic program was entirely transferred to PFW and rebranded as the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.
2. ^ Dallas Baptist is a full member of Division II, but its baseball team competes in Division I.
3. ^ Hobart is a full member of NCAA Division III, but its men's lacrosse team competes in Division I.
4. ^ Johns Hopkins is a full member of NCAA Division III, but its men's and women's lacrosse teams compete in Division I.
5. ^ Sul Ross State started a transition to Division II in 2023, and will start Division II competition in 2024.

## Non-athlete sponsorships[edit]

* Gisele Bündchen[6][278] (fashion model)
* Deddy Corbuzier[279] (presenter)
* Johan Hegg[280] (musician)
* Dwayne Johnson[281][282] (actor)
* Monica Jones[283] (coach)
* Emma Lovewell[284] (cycling instructor)
* A$AP Rocky[285][286] (rapper)
* Virgin Galactic[287] (spaceflight)

## Olympic teams[edit]

* Team Canada (official footwear supplier)[288]
* USA Boxing[289]

## Gallery[edit]

Athletes and celebrities sponsored by Under Armour

* Tom Brady

* Stephen Curry

* Bryce Harper

* Maro Itoje

* Jordan Spieth

* Lindsey Vonn

* Dwayne Johnson

* Gisele Bündchen

## See also[edit]

* List of Nike sponsorships

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