Teen Trivia: SPORTS!

In MLB, what is the record for the most consecutive games with a home run?

All of these were teams in the first season of All-American Girls Professional Baseball League EXCEPT:

What is a "Grand Slam" in baseball?

Which player on a soccer field must wear a different color jersey from the rest of their team?

Which hockey players known as "The Great One"?

The Pro-Football Hall of Fame is located in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Who was the first Major League Baseball player to pitch over 100 mph in a game?

How many points do you earn for scoring a field goal in football?

What year was the inaugural season for the WNBA?

The first Winter Olympics were held in Chamoix, France in which year?

Which men's NBA team has won the most championships?

How many players are on the field for each team in field hockey?

Which NBA legend has the standing record for most points ever scored in the playoffs?

Why were the 1992 Summer and Winter Olympics unusual?

Basketball was invented in 1891. What wasused as the first hoop?

In which sport are the terms "stale fish" and "mulekick" used?

Approximately how much does an average football weigh?

Which track and field event involves "putting" a heavy ball farther than your competitors?

What are the official languages of the Olympics? (in addition to the language of the hosting country)

Which two events do both Men's and Women's gymnastics teams perform in competition?

True or False: Michael Phelps has won the most Olympic medals of anyone with 22 medals total.

This athlete, "the fastest woman in the world," still holds the records in the 100 m and 200 m races.

Which two NFL teams started in the original league that began in 1920?

According to the NFHS, which sport has the most participants of all high school sports in the USA?

In the 2019 season, which team set a record for most home runs in a season with 307?

"Scrum" is a term you hear to restart play in which sport?

Which sport proportionately offers more scholarships for college than any other sport?

Known as "the Miracle on Ice," Team USA Men's Ice Hockey beat which country, then later went on to win the gold medal?

In basketball, what is the term for catching a ball off the backboard after a failed shot?

How many World Cup titles does the US have? (all earned by the women's team)