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Latest revision as of 16:00, 21 September 2024
- See also changes related to Multi-sport event, or pages that link to Multi-sport event or to this page or whose text contains "Multi-sport event".
Root category
The root category heads a logical hierarchy for ease of subject navigation. It holds the core article and any key sub-topics. All other related articles are sub-categorised below the root.
Key topics
Proposed articles
This list is not exhaustive but it must be limited to high priority articles which will broaden essential coverage of the subject to enhance the reader's understanding.
- Multi-sport events [r]: A gathering of athletes in one place over a period of one to several days for the purpose of entering into competition. [e]
- National Basketball Association [r]: North American professional basketball league with 29 in the U.S. and 1 in Canada. [e]
- National Football League [r]: The highest-level professional league in the sport of American football. [e]
- Commonwealth Games [r]: A multi-sport event held every four years, involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. Originally known as the 'British Empire Games', it was first held in 1930 at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. [e]