How well do you remember the biggest sporting moments of 2022?
Clue
This milestone saw thousands get involved in the on-field celebrations.
Answer: Franklin kicks historic 1000th goal
Becoming just the sixth AFL/ VFL player to kick 1000 goals, Lance "Buddy" Franklin wrote himself into history on March 25.
With a crowd of 36,578 at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Franklin booted four goals to surpass the exclusive 1000-goal barrier.
From the moment the ball left his boot, Franklin was mobbed by spectators - a 33-minute stoppage being called to safely escort him back to the Swans' changerooms.
It's a feat, and a scene, most experts say will never happen again.
Clue
That's a pretty big piece of silverware, but she doesn't look too pleased. Why?
Answer: Barty's crowning moment
That is Evonne Goolagong Cawley and Danielle Collins applauding as Ash Barty won the 2022 Australia Open.
Clue
This misread proved mighty costly.
Answer: World Cup winning shot
This was the moment that Argentina clinched the World Cup.
Gonzalo Montiel sent Hugo Lloris the wrong way, clinching the penalty shootout victory, and his nation's first win since 1982, and third overall.
Clue
Australia went wild when this putt dropped.
Answer: Smith wins maiden major
Of course this is Australia's favourite mullet man, Cameron Smith, finishing his fourth round at St Andrews' The Old Course in July.
When this short putt dropped into the 18th cup Smith fistpumped and the crowd cheered, as he had just clinched his first major victory, winning The Open to be Australia's first major winner since Jason Day's 2015 Championship victory.
Only a few weeks later Smith defected from the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf. He finished his 2022 season by playing Australia's PGA Championship and Open.
Clue
Disneyland is often called 'The Happiest Place on Earth' - why was it on this day?
Answer: Celebrations Ram(p) up
Because that's where some of the Los Angeles Rams headed for their Super bowl celebrations, with Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, and a host of other characters in tow.
MVP Cooper Kupp, along with Matthew Stafford and Aaron Donald, were atop this parade float.
"I just don't feel deserving of this," Kupp said.
"I'm just so thankful for the guys I get to be around, for the coaches, for my family. I just don't have words, I'm just so thankful for everyone, everyone that's been in my life and has encouraged me, has pushed me, has been there for me every step of the way."
