What are some examples of good sportsmanship?

Answer 1

Examples of good sportsmanship...

• help someone if they got hurt
• shake hands with your opponent after the match
• don't brag or make a scene when you won or made a good play.
• be fair
• don't cheat
• don't hurt anyone on purpose
• respect your competitors
• don't shout at your opponent when you lost the match
• be happy for them
• you should be happy you tried your best
• don't quit the match if your losing
• don't fake an injury if your losing
• make your opponent feel better if they lost

I HOPE YOU LEARNED SOME EXAMPLES OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP

Answer 2

• Pennsylvania (Basketball) - A parent body-slammed a high school referee after he ordered the man's wife out of the gym for allegedly yelling obscenities during a basketball game. The referee was treated at a hospital for a concussion and released after the Feb. 6 attack. Charged with simple assault, assault on a sports official, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct is Peter J. Dukovich, 47, Hampton, Pa. (Contributing source: CNN.com) UPDATE: RaeLynn Dukovich was levied the maximum fine of $300 and court costs for her involvement in the incident. (Contributing source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

• Kentucky (Basketball) - During a fifth grade little league game in Adair County, one players father (and a teacher for the school district) physically confronted the game official during half-time after the official ejected several players for a fight that broke out during the first half of the game. (Contributing source: WBKO-TV, 1/13/04)

• New Jersey (Soccer) - Referee James Clay, a 50-year-old with seven years of officiating experience, was slugged in the head and neck after ejecting a Clayton High School player with 12:47 left in a scoreless game, 10/10/03. The player, who had received a yellow card earlier in the game for incidental cursing, was given a red-yellow card for taunting about 15 minutes after the first incident. A red-yellow results in immediate ejection. The player, whose name cannot be released because he is younger than 18, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault. He was released to the custody of his parents. (Contributing source: Philadelphia Inquirer - Reported in Referee 1/04 issue.)

• New Jersey (Baseball) - Nicokla Antuofermo, 39, of Old Bridge, was indited on 11/21/03 by the Manmouth County grand jury and charged with assault at a youth sports event for an incident that occurred on July 11 during a Babe Ruth baseball game. Antuofermo allegedly bumped and then punched the umpire during an argument. Under the New Jersey law, he could face up to 18 months in prison and $10,000 in fines. (October 2003)

Answer 3

not fighting

Answer 4

Hogging the ball instead of being a team player.