2-syllable Sports that end with G

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List of 2-syllable Sports that end with G

An indoor target sport in which players roll a heavy ball down a wooden lane to knock over ten pins arranged in a triangle.

A combat sport between two fighters who wear gloves and exchange punches in a roped ring over timed rounds.

A winter Olympic team sport in which players slide heavy granite stones down a sheet of ice toward a circular target.

A multi-format sport raced on bicycles across road stages, track ovals, mountain trails, and BMX dirt courses.

An aquatic Olympic sport in which competitors perform acrobatic dives from springboards and platforms judged on execution.

An Olympic combat sport in which competitors score by touching their opponent with a thin sword on valid target areas.

An ancient Irish team stick sport in which players strike a small ball with a wooden hurley at high speed.

A historic mounted combat sport in which two armoured riders charge at each other with lances and aim to strike a target.

A motor racing discipline contested in small open-wheel karts on short purpose-built circuits, often a stepping stone to higher categories.

A power endurance water sport in which crews propel a long narrow shell with oars across a measured course.

A wind-powered water sport in which crews race specialised boats around a course defined by buoys.

The shortest, fastest track events in athletics, contested over distances up to 400 metres from a starting block.

A water sport in which athletes ride breaking ocean waves on a buoyant board, judged on style, power, and difficulty.

An aquatic Olympic sport in which competitors race across a marked pool using one of four recognised strokes.

An equestrian sport in which an athlete performs gymnastic and dance movements on the back of a cantering horse on a lunge line.

A competitive sailing discipline raced on keelboats and large sailing yachts over inshore or offshore courses.

A recreational and competitive sport in which a participant rolls downhill or across water inside a large transparent inflatable sphere.