The pie charts illustrate the variety of sporting activities chosen by students at an American high school between 2003 and 2013. Overall, football was still the most favourable sport in two different periods, whereas basketball and tennis had a slight decrease in participants. Furthermore, volleyball received a considerable attraction, while other sports account for a small percentage.
In 2003, football was the most dominant activity, accounting for 44%. Additionally, basketball, the one ranked as the second most attractive sport, made up 28%. Furthermore, tennis and volleyball made up one-fifth of a chart, which were 9% and 12% respectively. It was 4% that students preferred to play other sports, while students who did not play any sports was solely 3%.
In a comparison with the 2013 period, although there was a decline in participants of football, 37% of students in this American high school preferred to play football. Similarly, basketball accounted for 22%, which was less than 6% in the previous period. Significantly, there was a dramatic rise in volleyball, surpassing basketball and becoming the second most popular sport, at 23%.