Famous women athletes
This famous tennis player won more Grand Slam titles (23) than any other woman or man during the open era in tennis.
What is Serena Williams?
The year of the first Women's World Cup?
What is 1991?
This sport is played on ice with a broom and a stone.
What is curling?
The terminology used for scoring three goals by the same player in a single game. (Hockey, Soccer)
What is a hat trick?
This American Alpine skier won four women's World Cup overall championships (2008-2010 and 2012) and was the first woman to win 82 World Cup races.
Who is Lindsey Vonn?
The year the ABL and the WNBA professional basketball leagues formed.
What is 1996?
The players used a racquet to hit a shuttlecock over a net, trying land it in the opponent's court.
What is badminton?
A score of one stroke under par on a given hole. (Golf)
What is a birdie?
This UNC Alumna won two Olympic gold medals, an Olympic silver medal, two FIFA World Cups, and four NCAA National Championships
Who is Mia Hamm?
The first time, every competing country included female athletes in its delegation.
What is 2012?
This sport is known for its 'ironman' endurance events, which combine swimming, cycling, and running in one race.
What is the triathlon?
What is an alley-oop?
This WNBA player became the first WNBA player to score 1,000 points in a season.
Who is A'ja Wilson?
The year Kathrine Switzer ran the Boston Marathon and became the first woman to complete the Boston Marathon.
What is 1967?
Players hit a small, hard ball with a mallet through hoops set up on a lawn, and it's often played in parks or gardens.
What is croquet?
A shot is made just as the game clock expires. (Basketball)
What is a buzzer-beater?
This American Olympic swimmer is known for always staying ahead and has won a total of 14 medals across four Olympic Games.
Who is Katie Ledecky?
The year that Lisa Leslie dunked in a WNBA Game.
In this water-based sport, teams try to score by getting the ball into a goal, and players must tread water the entire game.
What is water polo?
In volleyball, a serve that lands directly on the court or isn't returned by the opposing team.
What is an ace?