Across
- 1. – The smooth, underhand roll of the kickball toward home plate to start a play for the kicker.
- 4. BALL – A kicked ball that lands or rolls outside the boundary lines before passing first or third base, which does not count as a fair hit.
- 6. OUT – An out made when a defensive player touches a base runner with the ball (or with the hand holding the ball) while the runner is not safe on a base.
- 7. – The diamond-shaped area of the field made up of home plate and the three bases, along with the defenders who guard that inner area.
- 9. PATH – The straight line running directly between each base that a base runner must stay on while running around the field.
Down
- 2. – A section of the game where both teams get one turn to kick and one turn to play defense until three outs are made by each team
- 3. – The defensive player standing on the pitcher's mound who rolls the ball smoothly across home plate toward the kicker.
- 5. – The wide area beyond the infield bases where outfielders stand to catch long kicks and chase down loose balls.
- 8. OUT – An out made when a fielder holding the ball steps on a base before a runner gets there, because that runner was forced to run to that base.