Player across a half court with two teams.
Both teams need to defend their 3 hoops whilst trying put their ball into one of their opposition's hoops.
After scoring there is a change of possession.
Variations:
After scoring the teams swap ends and must try to score at the opposite end of the court, this encourages quick recovery and fast counter attacking.
Play without dribbling
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