Sports in the USA
Across
- 1. how Americans call "european" football.
- 4. a game played with a bat, a ball, and bases.
- 8. a group of musicians who play instruments, often at games or ceremonies.
- 9. to shout or clap to show support or excitement.
- 10. you usually wear a _____ shirt on game days.
- 14. a person, animal, or cartoon figure that represents a team and entertains the crowd.
- 15. the rows of seats where the audience sits to watch a game. (plural)
- 16. the official song of a country, usually played before important events.
Down
- 2. someone who leads the crowd in cheers, dances, and stunts to support a team.
- 3. the professional American football league in the United States.
- 5. another word for "field" (British English).
- 6. a game played with sticks and a puck on ice.
- 7. a difficult or daring move performed by cheerleaders.
- 8. a game where players shoot a ball into a hoop.
- 9. the person who trains and guides a team or an athlete.
- 11. to prepare for a sport or activity through exercise and practice.
- 12. a large building or area with seats for watching sports or concerts.
- 13. someone who supports and enjoys watching a team or player.
- 15. a team or group of cheerleaders.