Basketball
Volleyball
Football
Soccer
Name the Athlete
100
A pass that directly results in a teammate scoring a basket
Assist 
100
The number of players on the court during a volleyball game is
6
100
The number of yards you need to gain for a 1st down.
10 Yards
100
This is the only position normally permitted to handle the ball during play
Goal Keeper
100
This Portuguese star is famous for his "Siu" celebration.
Cristiano Ronaldo
200
The maximum number of personal fouls a player can commit before fouling out.
6
200
How many hits per side are allowed?
3
200
The football position that lines up in front of the wide receiver.
Cornerback
200
A player shown this card is sent off and cannot be replaced.
Red Card
200
This quarterback won seven Super Bowl championships.
Tom Brady
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300
The regulation height of a basketball hoop in the NBA.
Response
10 Feet
300
The three primary hits in volleyball
Bump, Set, Spike
300
This two-point score occurs when an offensive player is tackled in their own end zone.
Safety
300
This attacking position usually plays closest to the opponent's goal and is primarily responsible for scoring.
Striker
300
Nicknamed "The Greek Freak," this player led Milwaukee to the 2021 NBA championship.
Giannis Antetokounmpo
400
This player is the NBA’s all-time leading scorer.
Lebron James
400
In volleyball, a spike that cannot be returned is called
Kill
400
This defensive player lines up behind the defensive line and may cover receivers, stop runners, or rush the quarterback.
Linebacker
400
This defender typically plays on the left or right side of the back line.
FullBack
400
This American gymnast has won more World Championship and Olympic medals than any other gymnast.
Simone Biles
500
The city where the Indiana Pacers play is
Indianapolis
500
What country invented Volleyball
United States of America
500
This versatile offensive position lines up beside the tackle and is expected to both block defenders and catch passes.
Tight End
500
This country has won the most men's FIFA World Cup titles.
Brazil 
500
This American star won 23 Grand Slam women's singles titles.
Serena Williams