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100
What is the violation where a player takes too many steps without dribbling the ball?
Traveling
100
What is the name of the player who throws the ball to the batter?
Pitcher
100
“Game, set, match” is an expression used to indicate a competitor has won the game in which sport?
Tennis
100
What is required of you to wear to play in an organized game of soccer?
a.) Helmet
b.) Shinguards
c.) Shoulder Pads
b.) Shinguards
100
Most professional golfers employ a person to carry their bag and advise them on what club to use for their next shot. What is this person called?
a.) Bag Handler
b.) Caddie
c.) Referee
b.) Caddie
100
Olympic athlete Usain Bolt is a retired Track and Field...
a.) Runner
b.) Jumper
c.) Thrower
a.) Runner
Usain St. Leo Bolt is a Jamaican retired sprinter who is widely considered to be the greatest sprinter of all time
100
Name one Ohio sports team
Many answers
200
How many quarters are in a regulation NBA game?
4. a quarter means 1/4
200
What is the name of the field where baseball is played?
Baseball diamond
200
Name this famous tennis player
Serena Williams
200
Which of these is NOT a real soccer position?
a.) Striker
b.) Midfielder
c.) Wingman
d.) Fullback
c.) Wingman
200
On their first shot on each hole, players are allowed to put their ball on a small wooden or plastic object that raises the ball off the ground. What is this item called?
Tee
200
What is the sport where athletes use long poles to jump over a bar set at increasing heights?
Pole vault
200
Who is this?
Simone Biles
300
What does "WNBA" stand for?
Women's National Basketball Association
300
What year was Major League Baseball (MLB) officially founded?
a.) 1876
b.) 1869
c.) 1901
b.) 1869
300
Tennis is generally played as either singles or doubles. How many people are on the playing surface during a game of doubles?
Four, Two on each side
300
Which player has won the most FIFA Ballon d’Or awards?
Lionel Messi
300
Widely accepted as the birthplace of golf, which country of the United Kingdom boasts wonderful courses such as St. Andrews, Muirfield, and Carnoustie?
a.) England
b.) Wales
c.) Scotland
d.) Northern Ireland
c.) Scotland
300
At the World Athletic Championships in Tokyo 1991, Mike Powell (USA) set a new world record with a jump of 8.95 meters. In 1935, this record was held by Jesse Owens (USA). How far did Jesse Owens jump?
a.) 8.13 Meters
b.) 7.98 Meters
c.) 8.94 meters
a.) 8.13 Meters
300
True or False: In Ancient Greece, gymnastics was used to prepare warriors for battle.
true!
400
How many points is a free throw worth?
one
400
What is the name of the final round of the MLB playoffs?
World Series
400
What is the name of the area on which the game of tennis is played?
a.) Rink
b.) Field
c.) Court
c.) Court
400
Which team is known as the “Red Devils”?
Manchester United
400
What is the close-cut grass area that runs from the start of the hole to the green known as?
Fairway
400
How many hurdles are in a standard hurdles race?
10
400
What sport has defensive positions that are named “gully”, “silly mid-off”, and “deep mid wicket”?
Cricket
500
Which country won the first Olympic gold medal in basketball?
United States (1936 Berlin)
500
The US softball team won three back to back gold medals, what year was the second medal won?
a.) 1996
b.) 2000
c.) 2008
b.) 2000
500
How many Grand Slam tournaments are there in a year?
4
500
Which country has won the most World Cups?
Brazil
500
Who won the 2025 Masters tournament
Rory McIlroy
500
Name one famous track and field athlete
Usain Bolt, Jesse Owens, Carl Lewis, Allyson Felix, Paavo Nurmi, Mondo Duplantis, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Noah Lyles, Sha'Carri Richardson, and more
500
What is the highest possible score you can achieve in a perfect game of bowling?
300