Bunches over the years:
Little League baseball
Golf for “fun”
Bowling at all levels
Archery for fun
Pool for fun
Darts for fun and league
Tennis for fun and competitively
Water polo in high school and college
Swimming in high school and college
Sailing for fun and regattas
I played in junior soccer leagues and as an adult if 5-a-side leagues and tournaments
I’ve played pool (UK 8-ball) in a league.
Otherwise the main sports I used to enjoy (before I spectacularly busted my knee) are badminton and basketball. I also went through a phase of playing a lot of darts.
Other, for fun: Shotokan Karate, Judo, Ju-Jitsu, Fencing, Swordfighting
Other, on a team: SCA Heavy Fighting, House Bloodguard
How does someone “compete in track & field just for fun”? I assume something like jogging doesn’t count.
There are all-comer track meets. Not easy to find in some areas.
My interpretation was, that’s exactly what it means. Not that many people jump over hurdles (then again, there’s Parkour…) or throw javelins (well, maybe in the SCA), or hammers (certain marriages I’ve known) or go pole-vaulting (unless they have to cross a canal…). So, my guess is that most non-team-oriented Track & Field is just running.
swimming was my “other”.
I participate in the occasional timed 5k race, which is enough “competing just for fun” for me. I finish about 4,000th, of course, but hey, it says “competing”, not “winning”.
Cricket and soccer at high school; cricket, volleyball, touch and rugby union in suburban competitions afterward.