Sports Rules
In basketball, this is what it is called when a player takes more than two steps without dribbling?
traveling
This former NFL quarterback won 7 Superbowls with the New England Patriots
Tom Brady
This is swung to hit a baseball
a bat
What brand is known for using a 3-stripe logo?
Adidas
This NFL team is named after enormous mythical beings.
New York Giants
In soccer, what is the color of the card that ejects you from the game?
red
This gymnast won four gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics
Simone Biles
This protective gear is used to protect people’s head in multiple sports
helmet
What brand is known by the slogan “Just Do It”
Nike
This baseball team is known for its blue uniforms and has a long rivalry with the Giants.
The dodgers
In baseball, how many strikes does it take until the batter is out?
3
This tennis star from the United States won 23 Grand Slam singles titles and is known for her serving
Serena Williams
what do boxers wear on their hand during fights
gloves
What brand is known for partnering with Stephen Curry and Tom Brady
Under Armor
This hockey team is named after a creature from folklore and has a fiery mascot.
The Devils
In bowling, what is it called when you knock down all 10 pins in one roll?
strike
This NBA star also nicknamed King James played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and the Los Angeles Lakers
Lebron James
in ice skating this blade is attached to boots to glide on the ice
ice skates
What brand has an iconic “N” logo?
New Balance
This NFL team has a lightning bolt logo and plays in the same stadium as the Rams.
The Chargers
In track, what is the marked pathway that runners have to stay in during there races?
lanes
This legendary boxer was nicknamed “The Greatest” and “The People’s Champion” famous for his fights in 1960s and 1970s
Muhammad Ali
This is the netted equipment used in lacrosse to catch, carry and to throw the ball
a lacrosse stick
What brand is popular in making athletic clothes at high price point?
lululemon
Which two NFL teams do the kelce brothers play for?
The Chiefs and the Eagles