Sports Coloring Pages

Nothing arrives already coloured

A soccer ball is black-and-white pentagons by definition, a boxing glove is red leather, and goggle lenses are tinted dark. None of that is printed for you here. Every panel of every ball is empty white paper with a thin line around it, both gloves are outlines, and you can see straight through the goggles — so the kit is yours to colour in whatever team colours you like.

No team names and no logos

Every badge, shirt panel, pennant and scoreboard on these pages is deliberately blank. That keeps the pages usable by anyone, and it means a child can put their own team on the shirt rather than colouring in somebody else's.

Players, not just equipment

Three of the pages have people in them: three children playing soccer with a goalkeeper diving, a gymnast balanced on a beam with a second doing a handstand below, and three runners racing toward you down the track with the crowd in the stands behind. The rest are kit — laid out large and simply, which is the easier kind of page to colour.

Nine sports covered

Soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, American football, badminton and table tennis, swimming, gymnastics, boxing and athletics, plus cycling, skateboarding and ice hockey. The doodle sheet at the end has twenty small pieces of kit on one page. Two sports have twenty pages of their own: the basketball coloring pages and the softball coloring pages.

Which page to start with

The soccer ball and the American football gear are the most forgiving — big shapes, thick lines. The stadium, the athletics track and the patterned soccer ball are the slow ones.

Printing

Print at 100% scale rather than “fit to page”, and match the file to your paper — Letter or A4. The button at the top bundles all twenty into a single download.