| ATHLETICS | Track or field events (9) |
| ATHLETE | Sportsman in track or field events |
| HAMMER | Hand tool or field event (6) |
| ATHLETES | Track or field competitors |
| OPTOMETRY | Operation: attempt hiding in my view or field of vision? (9) |
| HOOFMARKS | Horse tracks or signs of the devil? (9) |
| RUNNINGIN | Wearing on the track or when driving one's new car |
| OCTOTHORP | Name, thought to be referring to the eight points or "fields" of its symbol, for the hatch-like hash sign # found on a keypad and popularly used for tagging on social media (9) |
| TRAIL | Track or diurnal circle of a star captured on a photograph; a wild animal's spoor; or, a beaten path in the wilds for ramblers or riders (5) |
| LANE | A streak of dust and gas in a spiral galaxy; a narrow country road between hedges; a passage through a crowd; or, a division of a track or pool for one runner or swimmer (4) |
| ORBIT | A range or field of action or influence. (5) |
| BYWAYS | Word for little-travelled, often rural, minor paths, sideroads or tracks; or, by extension, obscure or secondary areas of knowledge or interest (6) |
| SHUFFLE | Word for a foot-dragging walk; a dance with sliding footwork; a piece of artifice, equivocation or subterfuge; or, a mix-up, randomisation or reorganisation, as in cards, music tracks or cabinet minis |
| MEETS | Track or swimming events |
| SPOTTER | Person who observes birds, trees. planes, weather etc as a hobby or job, sometimes using a handbook or field guide of the same name (7) |
| THEATRE | A playhouse; the world of actors; or, a scene or field of action (7) |
| SPHERES | Globes or orbs; planets; or, fields of interest or expertise (7) |
| PATH | A bridleway, riverwalk, trail or other narrow trodden track; or, by extension, one's way of life (4) |
| SPOOR | Word for the scent trail, track or vestige of a wild or hunted animal (5) |
| FILM | "Bull Durham" or "Field of Dreams" |
