Across
- 2. a person who trains, instructs, or guides individuals or teams
- 4. a large, enclosed space designed for sports events, concerts, or other public gatherings
- 8. a group of people who support or are fans of someone or something
- 9. s to provide a live description, analysis, or commentary of an event
- 11. the execution or accomplishment of an action, task, or activity, especially in the context of how well something or someone does it
- 12. feeling extremely excited, energized, or motivated, often in anticipation of an event or competition
- 15. something that is easy to understand or connect with because it reflects common experiences, feelings, or situations that many people can identify with
- 16. specific actions, strategies, or techniques used to achieve a particular goal or objective
- 17. providing amusement, enjoyment, or interest
- 18. the act of competing against someone or something in a way that creates rivalry
Down
- 1. to achieve points or goals in a game or competition
- 3. a person who watches an event, performance, or activity
- 4. a person who is trained or skilled in sports, physical activities, or competitive games
- 5. a person, team, or group that competes against another in a contest, game,
- 6. the participant, team, or competitor who finishes in second place in a competition or contest
- 7. a competition in which multiple participants, teams, or players compete against each other
- 10. relating to or involving competition, where individuals or teams strive to win or be the best
- 13. abilities required to perform movements using the muscles and coordination of the body
- 14. organized, multiplayer video game competitions, particularly between professional players, teams, or individuals