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Does anyone have a fool proof rostering system for 10 players in a team
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If you click here and go to Nettas for 10 players. add the childrens names and it will give you fair positions for 15 weeks and every child will have played the same amount of positions for each season
It will depend on their age. Are you coaching a younger age group where players are rotated through all positions?
I am coaching beginners in year 3-4. I use a half and half approach (but it would also work if you rotated each quarter). This is how I do it:
1st - 2nd half
In theory each player will get a fair run, and with the younger players, there is not too much confusion swapping positions because they are moving to a similar position rather than a completely different position.
Each week I then move the players around so that over the season they play each of the 1-10. It should also mean equal time on and off the court for all players over the season.
For older players it will depend on the positions they play, but similar principles would work.
Hope this helps!
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If you click here and go to Nettas for 10 players. add the childrens names and it will give you fair positions for 15 weeks and every child will have played the same amount of positions for each season
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