Žoga

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Žoga je pripomoček v mnogih športih; običajno je votla in okrogla, lahko pa tudi drugih oblik. V večini iger skušamo z žogo doseči zadetek, gol.

[uredi] Igre z žogo

These games can be grouped by the general objective of the game, sometimes indicating a common origin either of a game itself or of its basic idea:

• Bat-and-ball games, such as golf and baseball.
• Two-goal games, such as basketball and most forms of football and hockey.
• Volleying games, such as volleyball and tennis.
• "Target" games, such as bowling, and golf.
• and so on.

Popular ball games around the world include:

• Association Football (soccer)
• Baseball (game) — Baseball (object)
• Basketball — Basketball (ball)
• Billiards (including snooker, eight ball and pool variations)
• Blitzball (fictional game)
• Bocce
• Bossaball
• Boules
• Bowling
• Bowls
• Calvinball (see Calvin and Hobbes)
• Canoe polo
• Cricket — cricket ball
• Croquet
• Cycle ball
• Dodgeball
• Downball
• Floorball
• Football (game) — Football (ball):
  • Football (soccer)
  • Canadian Football
  • American football
  • Australian rules football
  • Gaelic Football
  • International Rules Football - mixture of Australian Rules Football and Gaelic sanctioned by the AFL and GAA.
  • Rugby football
    • Rugby league
    • Rugby union
• Footbag
• Four square
• Golf — golf ball
• Handball:
  • American handball
  • Team handball
• Hitball
• Hockey:
  • Field hockey
  • Ice hockey (played with non spherical puck)
  • Rink hockey
• Hurling
• Jai alai
• Juggling
• Korfball
• Lacrosse
• Lotball
• Marn Grook
• Mesoamerican ballgame
• Native American Stickball (Toli)
• Netball
• Pesäpallo - "Finnish baseball"
• Pétanque
• Polo
• Racquetball
• Rocball
• Shinny
• Shinty
• Skeet ball
• Skipball - a pool sport
• Sprout Ball
• Squash
• Stickball
• Tee Ball
• Tetherball
• Tennis — tennis ball
• Tennis Polo/Soccer
• Ulama game
• Underwater
  • Underwater Football
  • Underwater Hockey
  • Underwater rugby
• Volleyball
  • Beach Volleyball - played on sand
• Wall Ball
• Water polo — Water polo ball
• Wiffle Ball

[uredi] Unrounded balls

• Badminton - uses a Shuttlecock and resembles tennis.