Only A Game’s Charlie Schroeder was in California to cover the Big Lebowski Fest, where the participants go all out all the time.

Only A Game’s John Kalish is in New York to spend time with Billy “The Greek,” a fisherman who will do anything for the next big catch.

Only A Game’s Martin Wells visits a co-ed Kayak Polo game in Nebraska, where the sport’s popularity is increasing with every stroke of the paddle.

Brian Mann descended into the caves of New York in order to bring back photos of the mysterious White Nose Syndrome that has threatened the existence of the cave-dwelling bats.

Milwaukee Public Radio reporter Mitch Teich was in Illinois to photograph the first ever high school bass fishing competition.  Over 200 teams participated in the event.

At the Woodsman’s Weekend at Dartmouth College, colleges come from nearby areas to compete in events that are geared toward improving outdoor skills.  Only A Game’s Karen Given was there to take photos.

Rhythmic gymnastics adds interesting wrinkles to the already difficult sport of gymnastics. Competitors incorporate long ribbons and large balls into their floor routines. Bill Littlefield recently attended the Boston Cup in Newton, Massachusetts, a competition that draws athletes from around the world, and took some photos.

The Clericus Cup is a decidedly unique soccer tournament. The teams are made up of priests and seminarians from around the world. After three months of preliminary rounds, the finals are played at the Vatican. Only A Game’s Nancy Greenleese covered the event and brought back these photos.

Only A Game’s Ron Schachter visits with the University of Vermont baseball team as they finish out their last season, and brought back these photos.

Only A Game’s Karen Given visited the Volvo Ocean Race at Fan Pier in Boston.