Court Areas

lesson #3

Court Areas

In addition to the actual lines marked on the court there are terms for each area on the court. It is very important to use the proper terminology when describing these areas.

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1. What are the 2 terms for the Blue Areas 2. What is the term for #13. What is the term for #23. What are the 2 terms for #34. What is the term for #45. What is the term for #56. What are the 2 terms for #67. What is the term for #78. What are the 2 terms for #89. What is the term for #98. What are the 4 terms for #109. What is the term for #11BACKCOURT & FRONTCOURT (FULL COURT)The term ________________________ is used to identify the offensive end of the court. From the mid court/half court to the baseline. The term ________________________ is used to identify the area behind the mid court line. It includes the half of the court from the mid court line back to the endline. This is the defensive end of the court. Once the ball is advanced across the mid court line into________________________ it cannot go back into the ___________________.BACKCOURT & FRONTCOURT (HALF COURT)The terms Backcourt & Frontcourt are also used to describe each half of the basketball court and the players based on their positions on the court. The part of the half court from the 2nd hash mark to the baseline/endline is called the _________________?The part of the half court from the 2nd hash mark to the half court line is called the _________________?Frontcourt Players Backcourt Players Perimeter: the area furthest away from the basket around the Pack-line and Three Point Line. This is the area where the shortest, quickest, best ball handling and shooting players usually play on offense and defense. Interior: the area of the court closest to the basket including the Key and Box-line. This is the area where the tallest, strongest and best rebounders usually play on offense and defense. Perimeter Players Interior Players

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