American Sports
One of America’s favorite pastimes is watching a sports game – on television, live at the stadium, or in the park. Football and baseball are the most popular in the U.S., but there are many other options from professional, minor league, and college sports teams, like soccer, hockey, basketball, and tennis. NASCAR is also a hugely popular sport in certain sports in the United States, particularly in the Southeast and Midwest areas.
American Sports
Check out the Sports & Recreation section of each state in our Cultural Compass guide to learn more about sports in your area, and consider trying out some favorite American sports for yourself!
Look out for some of these major sporting events during your time in the United States:
- Rose Bowl (college football), New Years Day
- Super Bowl (American football), February
- Daytona 500 (NASCAR), February
- NCAA’s March Madness (college basketball), March
- The Masters Tournament (golf), first full week of April
- Boston Marathon, third Monday in April
- Indianapolis 500 (NASCAR), Labor Day weekend in May
- Kentucky Derby (horse racing), May
- NBA Finals (basketball), June
- US Open (golf), June
- Stanley Cup (hockey), June
- US Open of Surfing, July
- US Open (tennis), August
- World Series (baseball), November
- MLS Cup (soccer), November
- Army-Navy football game (college football), November/December
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