Ice hockey, street hockey.

i studied ballet and karate. i never made prima or black belt, nor did i care for group sports much

repped my school in marching band, tho

I represented my school in gymnastics from the age of 9 until I was 18. My strong events were vault and floor.

I also did cross country and short and long distance track running in the summer.

I played rugby for two years in a not very good school side but had to stop as all the girls were getting so big and strong and I wasn't 😠

I was either bed ridden or on limited physical activity restrictions for a good many years. So I was limited to be a team manager/clubhouse guy for the football, basketball, track teams. The only thing I competed in was chess, and we were undefeated against other schools.

Later in life I competed in darts. Until I finally won a title and retired.

Cycling. Road-biked 3500 miles solo, against the wind E-W across the US, camping nights while hubby stayed home teaching school.

I was on the Varsity girls ice hockey team. I didn't play in college because we didn't have a team.

I ran for my highschool cross-country team, three of my four years. I never did win no checkered flags, but I never did come in last

Probably middle-distance running, typically 100 yards, or 100 metres as it would be now of course.

I was not good at any sports or games, really.

I was in no formal teams but my school was not in any sort of inter-school league anyway. I am not sure if there were any such inter-school contests. The idea of the PE and Games lessons was to develop physical and mental agility and stamina, not mere contests.

Played high school baseball, football and ran track.

I raced motorcycles, and won a national championship.

I was best at being non-competitive. I went all the way with that. Once competition & awards are involved, it isn't real sport; it's just a vehicle for one-upmanship.

I did enjoy long distance cycle-touring & camping with a group of pals. Soon learned to avoid the kind of companions who were always 'half-wheeling' you.

I was on the gymnastics team at school from grades 6-11. I did figure skating for several years but didn’t like jumping so I quit. I did Scottish dancing, ballet and jazz dancing for years. I also learned to ride horses

Volleyball and track. But participating in extracurricular sports wasn’t something I was allowed to do so enjoyed my pats on the back during the gym days that included both of those.

In high school, my best sports were football and baseball, and I lettered in basketball and track, also. I played Div. 1 baseball in college.

I came in second in the county in Wrestling. My running would peak later in life with 10 miles a day.

@happygoluckygal yes i played cricket in the late eighties for my local team was not very good sadly 🤷‍♂️

Hockey

I represented my school in the football ⚽ team from tenth grade on. I played in defence.

I played soccer for about 7 years. I also took tai kwon do and got my blue belt.

Played some pond hockey and played soccer in something called "The Friendship Games"

Athletics, rugby and basketball although I wasn't that good at any of them.

soccer...i was pretty good up until 18. wished i got a scholarship ... never panned out though

High school basketball........................ and I got as far as high school basketball. 😑

I use to play golf and had a handicap of 4, but to many injuries to play anymore

Wrestled in HS and was a walkon for wrestling in college for 2 years

Football scholarship to college

I played high school baseball

Baseball and wrestling

School rugby

Football. As a offensive lineman almost no one got past me. I enjoyed basketball the most though. Of course I was never anyone's first or second pick. ☹️