What counts as a sport?

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I thought it'd be cool to see how many sports I could come up with and name, and there's quite a lot. Which made me realize what is the definition of a sport? do you have to break a sweat or can it be based off of solely using you're mind, in that case can almost everything we do be a sport?

As I attended my first hockey game on Thursday (3/18/10) the Bruins played the Penguins. The Bruins lost 3-0, with Marc-Andrew Fleury making 17 saves for the penguins and making it the first shutout of their season. But when the game was over I couldn't help but hearing more about the two fights during the game (which the bruins won) than who won or lost the game, is this how hockey is?

Soccer

Just something I decided to make, if you love the sport doesn't matter where you are to play.

Surf's Up Bra!

I'm in a summery mood, so here's an awesome video about surfing.(not mention the guys aren't bad on the eyes)

Maine vs. Boston

Great job UMaine, even though you lost!! ♥






Black Bears Fall to BC in Hockey East Title Game
Diamond Ties Game With 27 Seconds Remaining in Regulation


March 21, 2010

Box Score

BOSTON, Mass. -- The University of Maine men's ice hockey team dropped a heart-breaking 7-6 overtime decision to #4 Boston College on Saturday night in the 2010 Hockey East title game at the TD Bank Garden. The Black Bears scored a pair of goals in the final 5:01 of the game to force overtime and had on three different occasions tied the game. Maine finishes with a record of 19-17-3 on the season, while Boston College improves to 25-10-3.

here's the link if you want to read more on the game:
http://goblackbears.cstv.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/032110aaa.html

I added some Massachuttes sports links to our page

My Job

I have always been a competitive person, ever since I can remember I have always been on a court, a field, or any type of playing area. I started sports at a very young age at 7 I started playing soccer and I played that for eight years until I found the sport which I fell in love with, Basketball. Now i consider Basketball a job, I eat sleep and dream about the sport, my whole day revolves around the game. I have to work out a way to manage school, workout's, eating and practice and OH ya sleep. This is what I worked so hard for in high school though, to become a collegiate athlete, I spent long days and long nights working on my "game" and now that I made it here I still have to continue working on it. There is always room to improve!