The 55-State Union Series Sports Almanac - State Sports and Most Popular Sports of All 55 U.S. States

Continuing the 55-State Union Series Sports Almanac, here's a look at U.S. state sports and the most popular sports followed in each of the U.S. states.

If a state does not have a state sport, the most popular sport(s) of that state are listed instead.

Alabama - Most popular sport: Football

Alaska - State sport: Dog mushing (most popular sports: ice hockey, football)

Altamasstachia - State sport: Ten-pin bowling (other popular sports: baseball, football, basketball, ice hockey)

Arizona - Most popular sport: Basketball (other popular sports: football, baseball)

Arkansas - Most popular sport: Football

California - State sport: Surfing (most popular sports: football, basketball, baseball)

Colorado - State sports: Pack burro racing (state summer sport), skiing and snowboarding (state winter sport) (most popular sports: football, ice hockey, basketball, baseball)

Connecticut - Most popular sport: Baseball (other popular sports: basketball, football, ice hockey)

Delaware - State sport: Bicycling (most popular sport: football)

Florida - Most popular sport: Football

Georgia - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, basketball)

Hawaii - State sports: Surfing (He'e nalu) (state individual sport), outrigger canoe paddling (Heihei wa'a) (state team sport) (most popular sports: football, baseball)

Idaho - Most popular sport: Football

Illinois - Most popular sport: Baseball

Indiana - Most popular sport: Football

Iowa - Most popular sport: Football

Kansas - Most popular sport: Basketball

Kanawha - Most popular sport: Football

Kentucky - Most popular sport: Basketball

Louisiana - Most popular sport: Football

Maine - Most popular sport: Baseball (other popular sports: football, ice hockey)

Mallettbarr - Most popular sport: Football

Maryland - State sport: Jousting, lacrosse (state team sport) (most popular sports: football, baseball)

Massachusetts - Basketball (Sport of the Commonwealth), volleyball (Recreational and team sport of the Commonwealth) (most popular sports: baseball, football, ice hockey)

Michigan - State sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, ice hockey)

Minnesota - State sport: Ice hockey (most popular sports: football, baseball)

Mississippi - Most popular sport: Football

Missouri - State sport: Archery (most popular sports: baseball, football, ice hockey)

Montana - Most popular sport: Football

Nebraska - Most popular sport: Football

Nevada - Most popular sport: Football

New Hampshire - State sport: Skiing (most popular sports: baseball, football, ice hockey)

New Jersey - Most popular sport: Baseball (other popular sports: football, basketball, ice hockey)

New Mexico - Most popular sport: Basketball

New York - State sport: Baseball (other popular sports: football, basketball, ice hockey)

North Carolina - State sport: Stock car racing (most popular sports: basketball, football)

North Dakota - State sport: Curling (most popular sport: football)

Ohio - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball)

Oklahoma - Most popular sport: Football

Oregon - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: basketball)

Pennsylvania - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, ice hockey, basketball)

Puerto Rico - Most popular sport: Baseball (other popular sports: basketball, boxing)

Rhode Island - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, ice hockey)

South Carolina - Most popular sport: Football

South Dakota - State sport: Rodeo (most popular sport: football)

Superior - State sport: Ice hockey (other popular sports: football, basketball)

Tennessee - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: basketball, baseball, ice hockey)

Texas - State sport: Rodeo (most popular sports: football, baseball, basketball)

Utah - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: ice hockey, basketball)

Vermont - Most popular sport: Baseball (other popular sports: football, ice hockey)

Virginia - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, basketball, ice hockey)

Washington - State sport: Pickleball (most popular sports: baseball, football, basketball, ice hockey)

Wisconsin - Most popular sport: Football (other popular sports: baseball, basketball)

Wyoming - State sport: Rodeo (most popular sport: football)

Zeconnemeleth - State sport: Triathlon (most popular sports: football, basketball, baseball, wrestling)

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