I created a series of educational modules and data repositories for college-level statistics classes that use real-world sports data from figure skating, pickleball, soccer, and other sports to teach important statistical concepts, including ANOVA, Confidence Intervals, Data Manipulation, Log Transformation, and more. To adapt this approach for younger students, I also developed high school-level worksheets and lesson plans inspired by the New York Times' "What's Going on in This Graph?" series. These materials help students interpret visual data and ask critical questions through the lens of sports. In total, I created thirteen modules, eight data repositories, and six worksheets for high school students. Below are some of the modules and data repositories that have been reviewed and are on the SCORE (under the St. Lawrence University tab) website. The rest are currently awaiting review.