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A sports board for casual fans and mixed-interest teams. Questions focus on enduring rules, equipment and calculations, with the format named whenever rules can vary.

  • This original board has five categories with five clues each, worth 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points. Suggested values move from accessible recall to a more specific fact or a reasoning step.
  • The questions and answers are free to read here. Quiz Champ is an independent game maker, not affiliated with or endorsed by the television show.

Prevent sports-quiz disputes before they start

Use Sporting equipment, Tennis scoring, Association football, Running and combined events, and Scoreboard arithmetic. Say the full rule qualifier in each clue. Standard tennis scoring is different from no-ad scoring, and this football category means association football, also called soccer.

  • Keep the answer notes available to the host. The rules linked below were checked on November 1, 2026; check them again before a later event.
  • Start with the 100- and 200-point values if several players are occasional fans. Rotate who gives the team's final answer.
  • The arithmetic category states its own scoring assumptions. Accept the correct number with its unit; do not turn local-league variations into a surprise rule.

Sporting equipment

Identify the sport or object described. No player biographies or recent results are required.

  1. 100 points. This racket sport uses a shuttlecock instead of a ball.

    Reveal answer

    Badminton

    Accept badminton.

  2. 200 points. Ice hockey players normally move this flat rubber object around the rink.

    Reveal answer

    A puck

    Accept puck.

  3. 300 points. In a running relay, athletes pass this short tube to the next runner.

    Reveal answer

    A baton

    Accept baton.

  4. 400 points. In golf, this small support can hold the ball above the ground for a tee shot.

    Reveal answer

    A tee

    Accept tee; it is different from the teeing area.

  5. 500 points. Foil, épée and sabre are the three weapons used in this Olympic sport.

    Reveal answer

    Fencing

    Accept fencing.

Tennis scoring

These clues use a standard advantage-scored game, not a tiebreak or a no-ad game.

  1. 100 points. In tennis scoring, love means this number of points.

    Reveal answer

    Zero

    Accept zero.

    USTA scoring guide

  2. 200 points. After winning the first two points of a standard game, the server's score is this.

    Reveal answer

    30

    The sequence begins love, 15, 30, 40.

    USTA scoring guide

  3. 300 points. A score of 40–40 is called this.

    Reveal answer

    Deuce

    Accept deuce.

    USTA scoring guide

  4. 400 points. Starting at deuce, this is the minimum number of consecutive points a player needs to win the game.

    Reveal answer

    Two

    Win the advantage point, then the next point.

    USTA scoring guide

  5. 500 points. A player has advantage, but their opponent wins the next point. The score returns to this.

    Reveal answer

    Deuce

    A lost advantage returns the game to deuce in standard advantage scoring.

    USTA scoring guide

Association football

Use the normal eleven-a-side Laws of the Game. The questions exclude youth or other modified formats.

  1. 100 points. In normal eleven-a-side football, this is the maximum number of players one team has on the field at once.

    Reveal answer

    11

    The eleven include the goalkeeper.

    IFAB Law 3: players

  2. 200 points. Of those players, this many must be designated as the goalkeeper.

    Reveal answer

    One

    Each team must have a goalkeeper.

    IFAB Law 3: players

  3. 300 points. A normal match has two equal halves of this many minutes each before added time.

    Reveal answer

    45 minutes

    The clue excludes competition-authorized reductions and added time.

    IFAB Law 7: match duration

  4. 400 points. A team cannot start or continue an eleven-a-side match with fewer than this many players.

    Reveal answer

    Seven

    Accept seven; the law includes additional details about players deliberately leaving the field.

    IFAB Law 3: players

  5. 500 points. Excluding added time and any extra time, the two regulation halves total this many minutes.

    Reveal answer

    90 minutes

    2 × 45 = 90.

    IFAB Law 7: match duration

Running and combined events

Give the event count, distance or sequence specified; no current world records are needed.

  1. 100 points. On a standard outdoor athletics track, one complete lap of the innermost lane covers this many meters.

    Reveal answer

    400 meters

    Accept 400 meters. The clue specifies a standard outdoor track rather than a shorter indoor track.

    World Athletics: 400 metres

  2. 200 points. A decathlon consists of this many events.

    Reveal answer

    Ten

    Accept ten.

  3. 300 points. A heptathlon consists of this many events.

    Reveal answer

    Seven

    Accept seven; the event list varies by competition format.

  4. 400 points. A standard marathon covers exactly this many kilometers.

    Reveal answer

    42.195 kilometers

    Require 42.195, because the clue asks for the exact kilometer distance.

    World Athletics: marathon

  5. 500 points. In a standard swim-bike-run triathlon, the disciplines occur in this order.

    Reveal answer

    Swimming, cycling, running

    Accept swim, bike, run in that order.

Scoreboard arithmetic

These are self-contained scenarios. Use the point values and distances stated in the clue.

  1. 100 points. A team makes four two-point baskets and no other scores. This is its total.

    Reveal answer

    Eight points

    4 × 2 = 8.

  2. 200 points. A runner completes three 400-meter laps. This is the total distance.

    Reveal answer

    1,200 meters

    3 × 400 = 1,200 meters.

  3. 300 points. A team has 18 points, then makes two three-point shots and one one-point free throw. Its new score is this.

    Reveal answer

    25 points

    18 + 6 + 1 = 25.

  4. 400 points. A golfer takes 42 strokes on a nine-hole course with a total par of 36. This is the score relative to par.

    Reveal answer

    Six over par

    42 − 36 = 6; include over, not under.

  5. 500 points. A relay has four legs of 400 meters. Its total time is 240 seconds. This is the team's average speed in meters per second.

    Reveal answer

    6⅔ meters per second

    1,600 ÷ 240 = 6.666…; accept 6.67 meters per second when rounded to two decimal places.

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