Basketball

By Chan, Ellis, Lewis, Lena, Daniel, Derek

Round Robin

• There are four teams• Each team plays all other teams, regardless of the

results• Everyone plays the same number of games• The winner is the team with the most wins or

points after all rounds are complete• 2 points are awarded for winning the match• 1 point is awarded for a draw• No points are given for a loss

Schedule

1. Have group settle down (Air horn will be used if necessary)

2. Have class line up in assigned groups3. Run through rules and locations of services/scores4. Send teams off to labelled courts5. Once 5 minutes is up, have teams switch to the next

game6. Repeat7. Save 10 minutes at the end to congratulate teams

and announce winners of event

Ideal World

Ideal World• 2 Full Courts• Very large score boards

– Increased visibility

• Slightly larger teams• Perfect Weather

– Outdoor play

• Different coloured shirts for each team

Reality• 1 Court

– Separated into 2 half courts– Outdoor courts are damaged

• Rendered unusable for basketball

• Limited supplies• Small scoreboards

– Minimal visibility

• Unstable/Unpredictable weather

• Same uniform for everyone

Ideal World

To achieve closest to an ideal competition:• Make the two half courts visibly separate• Using high contrast colours on the score board– Achieve maximum visibility

• Using different coloured bibs/tags for different teams

Teams

• Organised into 6 skill levels– So all teams will have the same average skill level

• To pick teams:– Organisers of event taken out of list– One from each skill level chosen– Friendship groups also taken into account • Ensures proper coordination and communication within

team

TeamsTeam A:• Lucy Du• Dianna Lam• Jason Liu• Puneet Nanda• Bessie Zhang• Kate Xu

Team C:• Christine He• Elaine Lau• Isla Miller• Hannah Steele• Diana Wei• Alvin Wong

Team D:• Valentina Duong• Amanda Lee• Terence Mui• Geirthana Nandakumeran• Andrew Zhang• Jonathan Wang

Team B:• Rose Cousins• Janek Drevikovski• Albert Mai• Anthony Ou• Jack Owe-Young• Ayshe Sahinovic

Matches

Half Court #1• Team A vs. Team B• Team A vs. Team D • Team A vs. Team C

Half Court #2• Team C vs. Team D• Team C vs. Team B• Team B vs. Team D

Set-up

• Games will be played on half courts• Each half court will be labelled:

- Half Court #1- Half Court #2

• Each match will last for 5 minutes, unless a team scores up to 4 points

• Match information will be written on the whiteboards

• There are four teams

Scoreboard #1 Scoreboard #2

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Court #2

Rules

• No double dribbling• No travelling• No excessively rough play

• Punching and kicking• Tackling

• No dribbling outside the court• Each time you gain possession of the ball you must reset

it• Points:– 1 point for each hoop inside the 3-point line– 2 points for each hoop outside the 3-point line

Roles

• Lewis– First Aid: Court #1

• Signified by a “Red Cross”– Will make First aid more

easily noticed• Will provide first aid to

those with injuries

– Score Keeper: Court #1• Will keep scores of Court

1 updated

• Lena– First Aid: Court #2

• Signified by a “Red Cross”– Will make First aid more

easily noticed• Will provide first aid to

those with injuries

– Score Keeper: Court #2• Will keeps scores of Court

#2 updated

Roles

• Chan– Referee: Court #1

• Will watch over games in Court 1 and settle any arguments

• Equipped with a whistle and referee cards

• Ruling by the referee is final

• Daniel– Referee: Court #2

• Will watch over games in Court 1 and settle any arguments

• Equipped with a whistle and referee cards

• Ruling by the referee is final

Roles

• Ellis • Derek

Equipment

• 2 white boards (and whiteboard markers)• Cones• 2 basketballs• 2 whistle• 2 First-aid Kits (1 provided by Lewis)– If another first aid kit is unable to be found, use one

for everyone• Referee cards (for scoring and keeping track of

fouls)