Sports that contain F — 16 detailed entries

Below are sports that contain the letter F anywhere in the name. Each of the 16 sports below opens to a full profile.

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List of Sports That Contain F

A high-contact team sport played with an oval ball where teams advance downfield in scripted plays to score touchdowns.

A free-flowing team sport played on a large oval where players kick and handball an oval ball through goalposts.

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

A team stick sport played on grass or turf where players strike a small ball into a goal.

A winter Olympic sport in which athletes glide on ice performing jumps, spins, and choreographed routines judged on technical merit and artistry.

The world's most popular team sport - an eleven-a-side ball game played on a rectangular pitch with two goals.

The premier class of single-seater open-wheel motor racing, contested by elite teams on grand prix circuits worldwide.

An Irish team sport blending elements of soccer and rugby, played with a round ball on a large pitch.

A precision club-and-ball sport in which players hit a small ball into a series of holes in as few strokes as possible.

A mixed-gender team sport similar to basketball played with two posts and emphasising teamwork over individual scoring.

A precision sport in which players use a long cue to push weighted discs across a smooth court into scoring zones.

A bat-and-ball team sport similar to baseball played with a larger ball on a smaller field.

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

A non-contact team sport played by passing a flying disc, with points scored by catching the disc in the opposing end zone.

An Olympic combat sport in which competitors use throws, takedowns, and pins, with attacks allowed across the whole body.

A Latin-inspired dance fitness activity now contested as a judged competitive event of choreographed routines to music.