Sports News Quiz: Can You Keep Up With the Latest Scores and Shocks?

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SPORTS NEWS QUIZ

📣 Can You Keep Up With the Latest Scores and Shocks? 🏀

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1) Which two NFL teams were first to have full squads report to 2025 training camps?

A. New England Patriots & New York Jets

B. Los Angeles Chargers & Detroit Lions

C. Kansas City Chiefs & Dallas Cowboys

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2) Round 1 of The Open Championship at Royal Portrush saw Denmark’s Jakob Skov Olesen share a four‑under lead with which players?

A. Haotong Li & Matt Fitzpatrick

B. Tiger Woods & Phil Mickelson

C. Brooks Koepka & Jon Rahm

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3) Columbus Blue Jackets forward Yegor Chinakhov requested a trade, according to which outlet?

A. Bleacher Report

B. Reuters (Field Level Media)

C. TMZ Sports

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4) Jannik Sinner lost which set before winning his first Wimbledon men’s singles crown?

A. 2nd set

B. 1st set

C. 3rd set

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5) A Reuters brief July 16 said Jumbo‑Visma’s Remco Evenepoel moved into which jersey classification lead?

A. White young‑rider jersey

B. Green (points) jersey

C. King of the Mountains polka‑dot jersey

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6) The NCAA Division I Council voted to replace scholarship caps with which roster model?

A. Conference‑governed financial‑aid pools

B. Roster‑size limits replacing headcount/equivalency caps

C. Unlimited roster but no scholarships

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7) Tour de France Stage 12 on July 16 was won by which rider?

A. Primož Roglič

B. Tadej Pogačar

C. Remco Evenepoel

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8) Sky Sports reported Swansea City signed Ben Brereton Díaz, who had most recently been on loan from which league?

A. Premier League (Sheffield United loan)

B. La Liga

C. Ligue 1

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9) CBS Sports’ live leaderboard July 17 noted which world No. 1 staying in range at Royal Portrush?

A. Scottie Scheffler

B. Viktor Hovland

C. Jon Rahm

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10) NBA Summer League action July 17 left which three teams unbeaten?

A. Wolves, Kings & Thunder

B. Knicks, Bulls & Suns

C. Lakers, Celtics, Heat

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