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Bangor city
Bangor City was a Welsh football club from Bangor, Gwynedd, founded in 1876, that won the Welsh Cup eight times before collapsing in the early 2020s.
Bangor City 1876 F.C.
Bangor City 1876 F.C. (CPD Dinas Bangor 1876), fan-owned Welsh phoenix club founded 2019 by Bangor City supporters; plays at Bangor City Stadium in the Cymru North after winning the 2025-26 Ardal North West title.
Bangsean
Bangsean (บางแสน), also spelled Bangsaen, is a 3.7 km temporary beachfront street circuit in Chon Buri, Thailand, first raced in 2007 and home of the Bangsaen Grand Prix and Thailand Super Series.
Banjo & Kazooie
Banjo & Kazooie are Rare's bear-and-bird duo from the 1998 N64 platformer Banjo-Kazooie, later in Banjo-Tooie, Nuts & Bolts, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC (2019); no new game since 2008.
Banjo-Kazooie
Banjo-Kazooie: 1998 Rare/Nintendo N64 3D platformer starring bear Banjo and bird Kazooie against witch Gruntilda; Metacritic 92; sequels Banjo-Tooie (2000) and Nuts & Bolts (2008); began as Project Dream.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (2008), Rare's Xbox 360 vehicle-building action game starring Banjo, Kazooie, Gruntilda, and L.O.G.; Havok-physics construction, 131 Jiggies, Metacritic 79, 0.76m sales, last main series entry.
Banjo-Tooie
Banjo-Tooie, also known as Banjo to Kazooie no Daibōken 2, is a 2000 Nintendo 64 platform game developed by Rare as the second Banjo-Kazooie installment.
Bank of America Stadium
Bank of America Stadium, formerly Ericsson Stadium, is a 75,037-seat open-air stadium in Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, home to the NFL's Carolina Panthers since 1996 and MLS's Charlotte FC since 2022, now undergoing a $1.3 billion renovation through 2030.
Banner Johnstone
Banner Carruthers Johnstone (1882–1964), nicknamed Bush, English oarsman; won 1908 Olympic gold in the men's eights for Leander Club, rowed in four Cambridge Boat Races, later Daily Telegraph rowing correspondent.
Banqi
Banqi (半棋, Chinese dark chess, anqi) is a two-player hidden-piece game using 32 xiangqi pieces shuffled face-down on a 4×8 half board; first flip assigns colors, captures follow a rank ladder with a jumping cannon, distinct from Dark Chess and jieqi.
Bantamweight
Bantamweight is a weight class in combat sports, most prominently boxing, where fighters weigh no more than 118 pounds, with a heavier 135-pound division in the UFC.
Banzai Pipeline
The Banzai Pipeline, also called Pipeline Beach, is a famous surf reef break off ʻEhukai Beach Park on Oʻahu's North Shore, Hawaii, producing hollow waves over a shallow reef.
Bao ' An Stadium
Bao'an Stadium (宝安体育场, Bamboo Stadium), Shenzhen: 40,0-seat gmp-designed field-and-track stadium built 2009-2011 for the 2011 Universiade, bamboo-inspired cable roof, renovated 2025 for the 15th National Games.
Bao huang
Bao huang (dìwáng, 帝王) is a Chinese climbing card game for five players from Shandong, where joker holders play as emperor and eunuch against three commoners.
Bao Kiswahili (DR Congo)
Bao Kiswahili (DR Congo), also called Bao, Lusole, or Busolo, is a four-row mancala sowing game of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, played by Bangubangu and Nonda people with a 4x8 board and 64 counters.
Bao Shanju
Bao Shanju (鲍珊菊), Chinese track sprint cyclist born 1997 in Luoyang, Henan; Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold in women's team sprint with Zhong Tianshi and 31.804 world record; silver and bronze at 2022 and 2023 worlds.
Baobab
Baobab (Tumble Tree) is a 2012 dexterity card game by Josep M. Allué, published by Piatnik and Blue Orange: 2–4 players aged 6+ balance 108 hidden cards on a tin baobab tree, fewest cards wins; Kinderspiel des Jahres 2013 recommendation.
Baptiste Addis
Baptiste Addis (born 2006) is a French recurve archer, Arc Club de Nîmes, Paris 2024 Olympic team silver medalist and youngest French athlete there; European team champion 2024 and 2026 World Cup qualification leader.
Baqueira-Beret
Baqueira-Beret: ski resort in the Val d'Aran, Catalan Pyrenees, Spain, opened 6 December 1964; Spain's largest ski area with 169–173 km of pistes across Baqueira, Beret, Bonaigua, and Peülla sectors.
Baqura
Baqura (Bakura) is a two-row mancala board game from Mesopotamia, described with full rules by Thomas Hyde in De Ludis Orientalibus (1694): 2x6 board, 36 counters per player, anti-clockwise sowing, even-number chain captures, and multi-round play.
Bar bet
Bar bet: a wager made in a bar between patrons or a patron and bartender, either a friendly challenge or a trick bet exploiting word meanings; historically tied to pub games and regulated where facilitated commercially.
Bara Sapoko Ndiaye
Bara Sapoko Ndiaye (born 2007, Mékhé, Senegal) is a Senegalese midfielder for FC Bayern Munich, number 39, signed permanently in 2026 from Gambinos Stars Africa via Red&Gold Football; a Senegal 2026 World Cup squad member with two caps.
Barail
Barail (also Baralie, Sbaraglio) is a medieval Italian tables game of the backgammon family, recorded from the 13th century, played counter-clockwise from one side with 15 men and three dice or two dice plus a fixed six.
Baraka (Mortal Kombat)
Baraka is a Mortal Kombat fighting game character, a bladed, cannibalistic Tarkatan warrior introduced in Mortal Kombat II (1993) serving Shao Kahn, later reimagined sympathetically in MK11 and Mortal Kombat 1 and played by C.J. Bloomfield in the 2026 Mortal Kombat II film.
Barangay Ginebra San Miguel
Barangay Ginebra San Miguel (Gin Kings), PBA team owned by Ginebra San Miguel Inc. of San Miguel Corporation; most popular PBA club, eleven titles, Tim Cone coach, won the 2026 Commissioner's Cup over TNT.
Barbagallo
Barbagallo is the 1992–2018 name of Wanneroo Raceway, a 2.411 km, seven-turn permanent circuit at Wanneroo near Perth, opened March 1969, operated by the WA Sporting Car Club, host of Supercars since 1973.
Barbara Ann Scott
Barbara Ann Scott (1928–2012), known as "Canada's Sweetheart," was a Canadian figure skater who won women's singles gold at the 1948 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz, a two-time World champion.
Barbara Burke
Barbara Burke (Barbara Hannah Anita Burke, 1917-1998), British and South African sprinter-hurdler; 1936 Olympic 4x100m relay silver for Great Britain, 1938 Empire Games 80m hurdles gold for South Africa, and an 11.6 world record.
Barbara Clark
Barbara Lynne Clark (Parolin), Canadian swimmer born 1958 in Coronation, Alberta; won bronze in the 4x100 m freestyle relay at Montreal 1976 and set Commonwealth sprint records.
Barbara Ferrell
Barbara Ferrell (Barbara Ann Ferrell-Edmonson), American sprinter born 1947 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi; 1968 Olympic 4x100 m relay gold and 100 m silver, 1972 Olympian, equaled the 11.1 s 100 m world record in 1967.