Transcript Slide 1 - Spire Netball

Netball
A guide to scoring
(September 2016)
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Welcome to our match
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here we have 2 teams:
Team Ice
and
Team Cream
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Choosing the first centre pass
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The two captains agree who takes the first centre pass by tossing a coin. The winner of the toss can choose to either:
Take the first centre pass
OR
Choose the which way they want their team to shoot
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The first centre pass
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In this match,
Team Ice
have won the toss and have chosen to take the first centre pass
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The scorecard
The scorecard for our match looks like this:
Ice
Cream
Each scorer needs to
supply a scorecard
The remaining card is
divided into quarters
which represent the
quarters of the match
Tip:
A scorecard doesn’t
have to be pre-printed,
it can be a piece of
paper with lines drawn
on it
There is a place at the
top of the scorecard to
add the name of each
team
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The scorecard
Ice
Cream
The teams take
alternate centre passes
Either an “E” (Evens) or
an “O” (Odds) is added
to each box
At the top of each
quarter is a space to
show who takes the
centre pass during the
quarter.
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Odds and Evens
So, who gets the “E”
and who gets the “O”?
Ice
Cream
Before the start of any
match, the score is 0 : 0.
When added together
0+0=0
This is shown on our
scorecard as an Even
number
It depends on the score
at any point in the
match
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Odds and Evens
Ice
Cream
E
O
Team Ice have won the
toss and will take the
first centre pass so an
“E’ is added under their
name and an “O” is
added under Team
Cream
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Throughout the match
Ice
Both teams have a
scorer. The scorers
should stand together
benchside out of the
umpires way
Cream
E
O
The scorers should
check with each other
when each goal is
scored to ensure they
have recorded the same
score
(Benchside is at the side
of the court)
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The scorecard
Recording the score
The umpire will signal a
goal has been scored by
raising their arm in the
air
Ice
Cream
E
O
Tip:
Write the score as
numbers , not five bar
gates
(numbers are easier to
read)
When a goal is scored,
add a goal to the
scoring team side of the
scorecard, in the
quarter in which it was
scored
AND
cross out the previous
score for the team who
scored a goal
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Odds and Evens
During the match:
Tip:
Ice
Cream
E
O
At any point in the
match the scores on
each side of the
scorecard are added
together to decide if
the next centre pass is
an Even or Odd number
In high scoring games
just add the last digits,
for example:
28 + 37
Add together
8+7
To give you an odd (15).
(it’s easier than adding
the whole number
together to get the odd
number 65)
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Odds and Evens
During the match:
Ice
Cream
E
O
If they disagree, they
will ask you to confirm
who should take the
centre pass. You will be
able to do this by
adding the scores
together and comparing
it to which team is
Evens and which team
is Odds
Both umpires will signal
who is taking the next
centre pass
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Odds and Evens
During the match:
Ice
Cream
E
O
Both umpires will signal
who is taking the next
centre pass
If both umpires agree
but their decision
doesn’t match your
card, you need to call to
them to stop time so
the scorecard can be
checked
You need to do this
quickly so it’s really
important that you
watch the game
carefully
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Quarter 1
Back to our match, the first quarter scorecard starts like this:
Ice
Team Ice score a goal,
Cream
E
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O
1
2
then:
Team Cream
then:
Team Cream
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Throughout the match
Calling out the score
Ice
Cream
E
1
For example, call out
O
1 2
3
“Cream centre, 2,1”
(The centre is calculated as
2+1 = 3 (odds) so it is Cream’s
centre)
Start with the team
which is taking the
centre pass
If Cream score the next goal
call out
“Ice centre, 1,3”
(Ice are Evens)
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Quarter 1
In the first quarter, Team Ice score a goal,
Ice
then:
Cream
E
Team Cream
Team Cream
Team Cream
1 2
Team Ice
Team Cream
The score at the end of the first quarter is
2 : 4 to Team Cream
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O
1 2 3 4
1
2
4
3
Quarter 2
1
2
At the start of the next quarter, the scorecard looks like this:
Ice
Cream
E
1 2
1 2 3 4
O
The scores are brought
down to the second
quarter space
2
O
E
4
Usually,
the team who started as
Even in the previous
quarter starts the next
quarter as Odd
and
the team who started
as Odd in the previous
quarter starts as Even
This is to ensure the
centre continues to be
taken alternately
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Odds v Evens
The Evens / Odds exception
Ice
If a goal has been scored
just before the whistle is
blown for the end of the
quarter AND before the
next centre pass is taken,
the Odd and Even
markers do not change
sides (to keep the centre
passes alternate)
Cream
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The Centre passes at
the start of each
quarter might, for
example look like this
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Quarter 2
1
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Back to our match…at the start of the second quarter, the scorecard looks like this:
Ice
The score starts at 2 : 4
and Team Cream are
Even
Cream
E
1 2
1 2 3 4
O
2
O
E
4
Call out
“Cream centre, 4 ,2”
Team Cream take the
first centre pass in the
second quarter
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Quarter 2
In the second quarter,
Team Cream score a
goal, then:
Ice
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2
Cream
E
1 2
O
1 2 3 4
O
Team Cream
4
3
E
Team Ice
The score at the end of
the second quarter is:
Team Cream
8 : 5 to Team Cream
2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8
Team Ice
Team Ice
Team Cream
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Quarter 3
4
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3
2
At the start of the third quarter, the scorecard for our match looks like this:
Ice
Cream
E
1 2
1 2 3 4
O
The score is brought
down
O
22 3 4 5
E
and
4 5 6 7 88
E
O
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the Odd and Even
markers are swapped
over
Quarter 3
Ice
1 2
3
2
O
1 2 3 4
O
22 3 4 5
Call out
E
4 5 6 7 8
E
5
1
Cream
E
The score added
together is an odd
number (13) so Team
Cream take the first
centre pass in the third
quarter
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“Cream centre, 8 , 5”
Quarter 3
The goals scored in the
3rd quarter are:
Team Cream
Ice
E
1 2
Team Ice
Team Ice
Team Ice
Team Ice
Team Ice
Team Cream
Cream
O
1 2 3 4
O
22 3 4 5
E
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3
2
The third quarter ends
with the last goal being
scored and the whistle
blown before the next
centre pass is taken
4 5 6 7 8
E
5 6 7 8 9
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O
8 9 10
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This means we will not
cross over the Evens
and Odds for the last
quarter
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Quarter 4
At the start of the fourth quarter, the scorecard looks like this:
Ice
Cream
E
The score at the start of
the fourth quarter is 10
: 10.
1 2
1 2 3 4
O
22 3 4 5
These goals added
together is an Even
number so Team Ice
take the first centre
pass in the last quarter
E
4 5 6 7 8
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5 66 7 8 9
10
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10
O
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8 99 10
O
10
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Call out
“Ice centre, 10 all”
The Final Scorecard
Ice
The fourth quarter ends
with four goals scored
by Team Cream and
three goals scored by
Team Ice
Cream
E
1 2
1 2 3 4
O
22 3 4 5
E
4 5 6 7 8
E
5 66 7 8 9
10
The final score is 14 : 13
to Team Cream
O
E
10 11 12 13
O
8 99 10
O
10
10 11 12
13 14
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Circle the final score in
boxes at the base of the
card so they are clear
Make sure both
scorecards show the same
score
Each league and
tournament will provide
instructions on how the
card should be handed in
to the event organiser
Exceptions
Ice
Cream
If the game isn’t played
as 4 quarters, merely
adapt you card by
crossing through the
sections not
required….or just leave
them blank
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Exceptions
Ice
Cream
E
If an umpire issues a
warning to a player,
they will need you to
write this on the
scorecard
1 2
O
1 2 3 4
O
22 3 4 5
E
4 5 6 7 8
E
5 66 7 8 9
10
O
8 99 10
Warning GA
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The end of the match
Well done!
You have scored a whole match and helped the umpires and the players
greatly; you’re part of the team!
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