Background: Injury to the facial region may lead to life threatening situations, it is difficult to physically examine the patient with facial trauma. The growing frequency and magnitude of road traffic accidents, as well as the increase in episodes of urban violence, have made these traumas a form of social disease. Multidetector Computed Tomography (MDCT) is the imaging modality of choice and is one of the most important imaging tools in evaluation of patients with sport related maxillofacial trauma. It helps in detecting the exact site, number and extent of fractures, displacement of fragments and soft tissue injuries. Aim of Study: The aim of this study is to detect sport related different facial fractures by using conventional radiography and Multi Detector Computed Tomography (MDCT). Patients and Methods: Twenty eight patients were referred to Department of Radiodiagnosis, Zagazig University Hospitals for this prospective cross-sectional study. In this study, 28 patients with 60 facial fractures were examined by multidetctor CT from the most common fracture was orbital fracture seen in 14 cases (50%). Our study included 28 patients who sustained sport trauma to the facial skeleton with age range from 17-51 years old. Conventional plain radiography and MDCT were performed to all patients. Results: In this study, males were constitute most of the patients with number of 22 patients which represents (78. 6%) of the total while number of female patients was 6 whichrepresents (21.4%) of the total. Conclusion: Facial injuries are commonly encountered emergencies which needs early diagnosis and management. Road traffic accidents and social violence are the common reasons which have led to increase in the frequency of maxillofacial injuries. However sport related facial injuries is still a common cause, the complex anatomies of the facial bones require multiplanar imaging techniques for a detailed evaluation