Obscure Sports Leagues

List of links to obscure sports leagues.  If the link shows (inactive) it means the website is still up but has not been updated. 

Badminton
Baseball

Basketball
Bowling
Cornhole
Cricket
Cycling
Dodgeball
Fighting
Floorball
Football
Football (Arena/Indoor)
Hockey
Lacrosse
Pickleball
Quadball (formerly Quidditch)
Rodeo
Roller Derby
Rugby
Soccer
Soccer (Indoor)
Swimming
Table Tennis
Track

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