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I did this for a thing for English so I have 22 so far(:
- volleyball
- soccer
- football
- basketball
- kickball
- wiffleball
- teatherball
- softball
- Quidditch (Harry Potter.)
- foozeball
- tennis
- swimming
- skiing
- lacrosse
- chess
- badmitton
- pool
- broomball
- rollerskating
- competitive cheer
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