Week 29: Sports

5. being successful in a competition or game.
7. a team sport played with a small rubber ball and a long-handled stick called a cross.
9. a person who is trained and skilled in sports or physical exercises.
10. a major international sports event. There are winter and summer Olympics, each taking place once every four years
12. the time of day that begins after night and lasts until noon.
14. a special path or course used for running and racing.
15. to move up and down or back and forth by hitting a surface.
17. a sport where players use clubs to hit a small ball into a series of holes on a course.
19. a group of teams or players that compete against each other in a specific sport or activity.
21. a punishment given in a game or sport for breaking the rules.
22. winning a competition or achieving success in an event.

1. the feeling of sadness and grief when someone has died.
2. doing things that require movement, like playing sports, running, or exercising.
3. keeping someone or something safe from harm or danger (protective gear)
4. someone who does something for enjoyment rather than as a profession.
6. doing something the right way or following the rules.
8. to run at full speed for a short distance.
11. the long hair that grows on the neck of some animals, like horses or lions.
13. a person or team that you compete against in a game or sport.
16. a person or team that wins a competition or tournament.
18. a small, metal object, often shaped like a coin, that is given as an award for achievement in sports or competitions.
20. the most important or central part of something.