Team Sports

The point guard is the player who controls the tempo of the game and sets up scoring opportunities for teammates.

Handball is a rule in soccer that prohibits players from intentionally handling the ball with their hands or arms, except for the goalkeeper within their penalty area.

Wide receivers are players in American football who line up on the outside of the offensive formation and are responsible for catching passes from the quarterback.

The libero is a specialized defensive player in volleyball who is responsible for digging and receiving serves.

The goaltender is the player in hockey who is responsible for defending the goal and preventing the opposing team from scoring.

The catcher is the player in baseball who is responsible for catching pitches, calling pitches for the pitcher, and directing the defense.

In tennis, a player wins a match by winning two out of three sets. The player who wins the first two sets wins the match, regardless of the score of the third set.

A hole-in-one is a term in golf that refers to hitting the ball into the hole in one stroke.

A bowler is a player in cricket who bowls the ball to the batsman.

Wingers are players in rugby who are responsible for scoring tries.

Small forwards are players in basketball who are responsible for defending the opposing team's best player.

Midfielders are players in soccer who are responsible for setting up scoring opportunities for teammates.

Running backs are players in American football who are responsible for running with the ball.

Setters are players in volleyball who are responsible for setting up attacks for teammates.

Wingers are players in hockey who are responsible for scoring goals.