A reputation-based group of adolescents who engage in a similar activity,like sports,is known as a:

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Crowds are larger than cliques and less personal.Adolescents are usually members of a crowd based on reputation,and they may or may not spend much time together.Many crowds are defined by the activities adolescents engage in (such as "jocks" who are good at sports or "druggies" who take drugs).Reputation-based crowds often appear for the first time in early adolescence and usually become less prominent in late adolescence.

A Reputation-Based Group of Adolescents Who Engage in a Similar