Help returns the array of query results

Hi all... Pretty new to this so please forgive my ignorance. Running Oracle 11 g, trying to return results as in the example I give below. I don't know how the Sport field will have unique values, and I don't know how many unique values the year field is seen in the data. Does anyone have recommendations/suggestions?

The structure of the table is:
Year of sport
Baseball 10-11
Football 10-11
Football 11-12
Football 11-12
Football 11-12
Baseball 11-12

The result should be sports in each year and should be grouped by year but shown as columns so:
(GROUP OF the year)
1, baseball 1, Football
2, 1, Football Soccer 1, Baseball

I hope that makes sense. Thanks for any help!
... Kaelon

Does anyone have recommendations/suggestions?

Maybe something like:

SQL> with t as (
 select 'Baseball' sport, '10-11' year from dual union all
 select 'Football', '10-11' from dual union all
 select 'Football', '11-12' from dual union all
 select 'Football', '11-12' from dual union all
 select 'Soccer',   '11-12' from dual union all
 select 'Baseball', '11-12' from dual
)
--
--
select year, listagg(cnt || ', ' || sport, ' ') within group (order by cnt desc) sports from (
select count(*) cnt, sport, year from t
group by sport, year)
group by year
/
YEAR    SPORTS
------- ----------------------------------------
10-11   1, Baseball 1, Football
11-12   2, Football 1, Baseball 1, Soccer       

2 rows selected.

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