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Adhering to the established rules of the sport without attempting to cheat or gain unfair advantage shows sportsmanship.

Good sportsmanship involves accepting losses without excuses or blame, acknowledging the opponent's performance.

Celebrating wins humbly, without belittling the opponent, is a key aspect of sportsmanship.

Sportsmanship involves maintaining composure and a positive attitude even in the face of adversity or poor conditions.

Positive encouragement of teammates, even during mistakes, exemplifies team spirit and sportsmanship.

Athletes who showcase sportsmanship serve as role models, inspiring others to act with integrity and fairness.

Sportsmanship refers to ethical and fair behavior in sports, including respectful and courteous actions towards everyone involved.

Refraining from offensive or derogatory comments towards opponents or officials is a cornerstone of sportsmanship.

Handshakes before or after a game symbolize mutual respect and recognition between opponents, demonstrating sportsmanship.

Coaches and mentors play a crucial role in instilling sportsmanlike behavior in athletes from a young age.

Upholding the principles of sportsmanship requires respecting decisions made by referees or umpires, irrespective of one’s opinion.

Accepting responsibility for one's actions during sporting events, both good and bad, reflects true sportsmanship.

Poor sportsmanship can lead to penalties, disqualification, or tarnishing one’s reputation and that of their team or sport.

Sportsmanship promotes inclusiveness by encouraging participation among diverse groups regardless of skill level.