Sportsmanship involves helping teammates, cheering for both teams, and accepting wins and losses gracefully. It means not swearing or getting angry, and shaking hands before and after games. Examples of good sportsmanship are cheering for both teams, shaking hands, and losing gracefully, while bad sportsmanship includes swearing, fighting, and being a sore loser. Ways to demonstrate good sportsmanship are passing to teammates, congratulating opponents, and shaking hands with the opposing captain.

2. What is Sportsmanship? Just what exactly is sportsmanship? Sportsmanship is helping an injured teammate when they’ve fallen, as seen in the picture. Sportsmanship is cheering on both teams, shaking hands after a game regardless of who wins. A good sport does not sulk if he or she loses, good sports instead focus more on improving their skills for the next game.

3. Examples of good Sportsmanship Cheering for both teams during the game Shaking hands before and after the game regardless of outcome Never swearing or getting angry By winning or losing gracefully

4. Sportsmanship all around!!

5. Examples of Bad Sportsmanship Swearing loudly when the other team has scored Picking fights with the referee or umpire Being a sore loser after a game Getting angry at a teammate for a mistake

6. Bad Sportsmanship

7. How Can You Be a Good Sport? You can pass the ball to teammate in a game instead of hogging the ball Congratulating a lesser skilled opponent when they have failed to score Complimenting a lesser skilled teammate Shaking hands with the the opposing team’s captain before and after regardless of outcome

8. This seems to be the End It never pays to be a bad sport, you’ll only damage you’re reputation and then everybody will remember you as the jerk in the game who couldn’t lose gracefully. Always be a good sport no matter how bad the game is going or how bleak things get. This goes for life too. It’s like they say: “It’s not when you go, it’s how you go.”