Two teams of 3/4 aim to score by passing the ball to a team mate through their designated scoring gate in opposite corners. When they score, they leave the ball for the opponants.
The goal receiver keeps score by either:
a) Taking a ball from the ball pile and carrying it into their scoring zone
b) Stealing from the opponant's zone via a ball dribble slalom
After a period of time, the team with the most balls wins.
- Recognising which goal is free - it might be the one behind you.
- Overload is created whilst player is out of the game.
- Stretch and decision making for scoring player to score once and get back into the game quicker, or twice with a steal.
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