Miss Maura
What is my other job?
Songwriter / Musician
This city is known as "Music City" and is the capital of country music.
Nashville
Players use this piece of equipment to catch, carry, and throw the ball.
This singer is famous for songs like "Rock and a Hard Place" and "Where It Ends."
Bailey Zimmerman
How many zeros are in one million?
6
What are the names of my animals?
Herbert and Cowboy
The Great Smoky Mountains are found in Tennessee and this neighboring state.
North Carolina
When a team successfully clears the ball from the defensive half into the offensive half, they must keep it there or risk this violation.
This North Carolina-born country superstar sings "One Number Away" and "Beautiful Crazy."
Luke Combs
What is the only mammal who can fly?
Bat
Where are Chance & Corbin from?
Mississippi
This famous Tennessee attraction in Memphis was the home of Elvis Presley.
Graceland
This type of shot is taken without cradling and is often the quickest release in lacrosse.
Quick stick
This legendary singer wrote "Jolene" and owns the theme park Dollywood.
Dolly Parton
What has hands but can't clap?
A clock
Where all have I lived? Pick 3.
Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, Illinois, North Carolina, Florida, Indiana
Tennessee, Illinois, and North Carolina
What is the team color for The University of Tennessee?
Orange
This defensive slide package usually sends help from the crease defender first.
Crease slide // adjacent slide package
This Christian singer is blind, from Nigeria, and is a friend of Miss Maura's.
Blessing Offor
Tomatoes are technically considered a...
Fruit
Who is my favorite Farley boy?
Fitz!
(just kidding, all of you!)
What river runs through Nashville and much of Tennessee?
The Cumberland River
A faceoff specialist who wins possession to himself by trapping and directing the ball backward is using this technique.
Rake
This country singer is an official songwriting ambassador for the state of Tennessee because of her song, "Singer and The Song"
MISS MAURAAAA!
This is the only letter that does not appear in any U.S. state name