Australian
US
Olympics
General 1
General 2
Trophies
Origins
Australian Mascots
100
Which 2 states play in the NRL State of Origin?
Queensland and New South Wales
100
In Gridiron, the person who throws the ball in the 'offensive' team is called....
Quarterback
100
Which country hosted the inaugural and 2004 Olympic Games?
Greece
100
What does "MMA" stand for?
Mixed Martial Arts
100
In meters, what are the dimensions of an Olympic-sized swimming pool?
50m x 25m
100
Which sport competes in the 'Ashes'?
Cricket
100
Which country invented Baseball?
USA
200
What is the colour of the suit jacket worn by winners of the US Masters (Golf)
Green
200
In what year will Brisbane be hosting the Olympic Games?
2032
200
In which sport is "180" deemed a perfect score?
Darts
200
The 'Fosbury Flop' is a technique used in which sport?
High Jump
200
Which sport competed for the "Wizard Cup"?
AFL (Pre-season Competition)
200
Which country invented Ice Hockey?
Canada
200
The team nickname "kookaburras" represent which Australian sports team?
Men's Hockey
300
At the conclusion of the 2024 AFL Premiership Season, what unique accomplishment did the Brisbane Lions achieve as a club?
Winning/holding the AFL & AFLW premiership cups within the same calendar year.
300
Pipeline, Lower Tressels and North Shore of Maui are locations in the US for which sport?
Surfing
300
Which individual has won the most medals at the Summer Olympic games?
***Bonus points for correct amount of medals!
Michael Phelps
***Bonus points = 28 medals
300
Which sport involves 'tucks' and 'pikes'?
Diving or Gymnastics
300
How many squares on a standard Chess board?
64
300
Which sport competes for the "Commissioner's Trophy"?
Baseball/MLB
300
Which country invented European Handball?
Sweden
400
In the AFL, which club had/has the longest drought between premierships?
South Melbourne/Sydney (72 years)
400
EVERYONE GETS THE POINTS!!!
YAY!!!
400
Steven Bradbury won Australia's first ever gold medal at the Winter Olympics. Which sport did he compete in?
Speed Skating
400
What do you call it when a bowler makes three strikes in a row in Ten Pin Bowling? (hint - it's a bird name!)
A "Turkey"
400
In kilometres, how long is a Marathon running race?
42km (42.2km)
400
Which sport competes for the "Claret Jug"?
Golf (British Open)
400
Which country invented Badminton?
England
400
The "Aussie Sharks" and "Aussie Stingers" are the nicknames for teams competing in which sport?
Water Polo
500
"Australia II" was the first ever team to win the 'America's Cup' as a team outside of the US. What sport were they competing in?
Sailing
500
Name 1 team that has never won a Super Bowl (NFL) title
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Houston Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Chargers
Tennessee Titans
Atlanta Falcons
Minnesota Vikings
500
Nadia Comăneci was the first person to score a perfect score at the Olympics in which sport?
Gymnastics
500
What country has the largest stadium the world?
North Korea (150 000 seats)
500
What sport is considered 'the game that's played in heaven'?
Rugby
500
Which sport competes for the "Conn Smythe Trophy"?
Ice Hockey/NHL
(Finals MVP)
500
Which country invented "Parkour"?
France
600
If you were to be competing at "The Aussies" national competition, what sport would you be competing?
Surf Life saving
600
Name sport at the Olympics that is strictly performed by women only.
Rhythmic gymnastics, Synchronized swimming
600
Usain Bolt is still the fastest man in the world, running 100m in _________ sec (the closes to 2 decimals wins the points!)
9.58 seconds
600
Which sport competes for the "Paul Barriere Trophy"?
Rugby League (World Cup)
600
Which country created Sepak Takraw (or kick volleyball)?
Malaysia/Thailand