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8 hours ago
1. The game is played between two teams of seven players each.
2. Players are not allowed to run with the ball, they must pass it to a teammate or shoot for goal.
3. Players are not allowed to hold the ball for more than three seconds.
4. Players are not allowed to make physical contact with opponents, such as pushing, tripping, or holding.
5. Players must stay in their designated areas on the court, depending on their position.
6. The ball must be passed within three seconds of receiving it.
7. Players are not allowed to step out of bounds while in possession of the ball.
8. The game is played in four quarters, each lasting 15 minutes.
9. The team with the most goals at the end of the game wins.
10. The umpire's decisions are final and must be respected by all players.
2. Players are not allowed to run with the ball, they must pass it to a teammate or shoot for goal.
3. Players are not allowed to hold the ball for more than three seconds.
4. Players are not allowed to make physical contact with opponents, such as pushing, tripping, or holding.
5. Players must stay in their designated areas on the court, depending on their position.
6. The ball must be passed within three seconds of receiving it.
7. Players are not allowed to step out of bounds while in possession of the ball.
8. The game is played in four quarters, each lasting 15 minutes.
9. The team with the most goals at the end of the game wins.
10. The umpire's decisions are final and must be respected by all players.
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Google Gemini AI
8 hours ago
Court and Equipment
- Court Dimensions: 30.5 meters (100 ft) long x 15.25 meters (50 ft) wide
- Goal Posts: Two goal posts, 3.05 meters (10 ft) high, located at each end of the court
- Goal Rings: Attached to the goal posts, 1.5 meters (5 ft) in diameter
- Net: Suspended from the goal rings, made of twine or nylon
- Ball: Size 5, made of leather or synthetic material
Teams
- Two teams of seven players each
Positions
- Goalkeeper: Defends the goal
- Goal Defense (GD): Defends the player who is shooting
- Wing Defense (WD): Defends the player with the ball who is feeding the shooting player
- Center (C): Controls the play in the center of the court
- Wing Attack (WA): Supports the center and feeds the ball to the shooters
- Goal Attack (GA): Shoots for goal
- Goal Shooter (GS): Shoots for goal
Gameplay
- Start of Play: The game begins with a jump ball between the centers at the center circle.
- Object of the Game: To score more goals than the opposing team by throwing the ball through the opponent's goal ring.
- Movement:
- Players can only move with the ball for three seconds without taking a step.
- Players can pass the ball to a teammate in any direction.
- Players can intercept passes from the opposing team.
- Contact:
- Contact is allowed, but it must be within the rules (e.g. no pushing, holding, or tripping).
- A player who commits an illegal contact foul is called for an infraction.
- Scoring:
- A goal is scored when the ball passes through the goal ring and touches the net.
- A goal is worth one point.
- Timing:
- The game is played in four quarters of 15 minutes each.
- There is a five-minute break between quarters and a 15-minute break between the second and third quarters.
Infractions
- Foot Fault: Taking more than three steps with the ball or stepping on a boundary line.
- Held Ball: Two opposing players have a hold of the ball for more than three seconds.
- Obstruction: Blocking the movement of an opponent who does not have the ball.
- Contact Infraction: Any illegal contact that impedes an opponent.
- Penalty: For minor infractions, a free pass is awarded to the opposing team. For serious infractions, the player responsible may be sent off the court.
Officials
- Umpires: Two umpires enforce the rules and control the gameplay.
- Timekeepers: Keep track of the time and signal the end of each quarter.
- Scorers: Keep track of the score and penalties.
- Court Dimensions: 30.5 meters (100 ft) long x 15.25 meters (50 ft) wide
- Goal Posts: Two goal posts, 3.05 meters (10 ft) high, located at each end of the court
- Goal Rings: Attached to the goal posts, 1.5 meters (5 ft) in diameter
- Net: Suspended from the goal rings, made of twine or nylon
- Ball: Size 5, made of leather or synthetic material
Teams
- Two teams of seven players each
Positions
- Goalkeeper: Defends the goal
- Goal Defense (GD): Defends the player who is shooting
- Wing Defense (WD): Defends the player with the ball who is feeding the shooting player
- Center (C): Controls the play in the center of the court
- Wing Attack (WA): Supports the center and feeds the ball to the shooters
- Goal Attack (GA): Shoots for goal
- Goal Shooter (GS): Shoots for goal
Gameplay
- Start of Play: The game begins with a jump ball between the centers at the center circle.
- Object of the Game: To score more goals than the opposing team by throwing the ball through the opponent's goal ring.
- Movement:
- Players can only move with the ball for three seconds without taking a step.
- Players can pass the ball to a teammate in any direction.
- Players can intercept passes from the opposing team.
- Contact:
- Contact is allowed, but it must be within the rules (e.g. no pushing, holding, or tripping).
- A player who commits an illegal contact foul is called for an infraction.
- Scoring:
- A goal is scored when the ball passes through the goal ring and touches the net.
- A goal is worth one point.
- Timing:
- The game is played in four quarters of 15 minutes each.
- There is a five-minute break between quarters and a 15-minute break between the second and third quarters.
Infractions
- Foot Fault: Taking more than three steps with the ball or stepping on a boundary line.
- Held Ball: Two opposing players have a hold of the ball for more than three seconds.
- Obstruction: Blocking the movement of an opponent who does not have the ball.
- Contact Infraction: Any illegal contact that impedes an opponent.
- Penalty: For minor infractions, a free pass is awarded to the opposing team. For serious infractions, the player responsible may be sent off the court.
Officials
- Umpires: Two umpires enforce the rules and control the gameplay.
- Timekeepers: Keep track of the time and signal the end of each quarter.
- Scorers: Keep track of the score and penalties.
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