Michigan Pro Sports Trivia Quiz

Answer: Women's Football

The team was founded in 2010 and joined the Women's Football Alliance. They won division championships in 2011 and 2012, but then spent several years near the bottom of the standings. The team is one of several Detroit area women's professional football teams.

Answer: Roller Hockey

The Motor City Revive play in the National Roller Hockey League. The NRHL is one of the few professional roller hockey leagues in the US. They play their home games in West Bloomfield.

Answer: Ultimate Disc

Ultimate Disc was at one time known as Ultimate Frisbee but had to change the name since Frisbee is a registered trademark. The Mechanix are one of several teams to play in the American Ultimate Disc League. The competing league, Major League Ultimate, folded on December 31, 2016.

Answer: Soccer

The Waza Flo are an indoor soccer team that calls Flint, Michigan home. The team was founded in 2008 as Detroit Waza Flo and made it to the U.S. Open Cup final game that season. In 2013 the team won the U.S. Open Cup Championship.

Answer: Ice Hockey

The Red Wings are one of four major professional sports teams that play in Detroit, and one of the most successful hockey teams in the NHL's history. The team has won the Stanley Cup on multiple occasions and have rarely failed to make the playoffs since the early 1980s. The other major professional teams in Detroit are the Pistons (NBA), Tigers (MLB) and Lions (NFL).

Answer: Basketball

The team was founded in Anaheim, California as the Anaheim Arsenal in 2006. It then moved to Springfield, Massachusetts in 2009 and then to Grand Rapids in 2014. The team played in the NBA Development league while in all of these locations.

Answer: Baseball

The Lansing Lugnuts are a single-A minor league team associated with the Toronto Blue Jays. They moved to Lansing in 1996. Prior to that move they had been located in three other cities and played under many names, including Springfield Sultans (1994-1995), Waterloo Diamonds (1989-1993), Waterloo Indians (1977-1988), Waterloo Royals (1970-1976), Waterloo Hawks (1958-1969), Lafayette Red Sox (1956-1957) and Lafayette Chiefs (1955).

Answer: Women's Basketball

The Shock debuted in 1998, and won three WNBA championships prior to relocating to Tulsa in 2009. They were league champions in 2003, 2006, and 2008. After several years in Tulsa the team moved again, this time to Dallas where it was renamed the Dallas Wings in 2016.

Answer: Football

The Panthers played the 1983-84 seasons under that moniker in the United States Football League. They then merged with the Oakland Invaders for the franchise's final season. The team folded when the league went under after trying to switch to a fall schedule and compete with the more powerful NFL.

Answer: Women's Baseball

The Belles were a team in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League - the same league that the movie "A League of Their Own" was made about. They played the 1953 season and folded. They were managed by Joe Cooper to a last place finish with a 39-70 record.