We are well into our team handball season and I am very impressed with the participation of everyone in the class. I have seen some epic goals and some amazing saves. For this weeks blog let me know what strategies your team has developed to help you score in the games.
My team benefits from a fastbreak where we have two players on just the goalie and also by passing quickly and shooting faster we will be able to score before the defense gets set.
ReplyDeleteBrian Jordan
Pass the ball around until somebody gets an open shot and then they score
ReplyDelete-Matthew Saggar
Ball and Player Movement - It is essential that the entire team is on the move constantly to ensure the opposition will not be able to keep up. Also, if the ball is continuously moving from player to player, it keeps the opposing team on the move as well, generally confusing them on who to cover.
ReplyDeleteAccuracy - Not very much display of this so far, but it's getting there. It's very important that you're not just firing the ball at the goalie and thus giving up crucial scoring opportunities. The shot must be placed nicely and if it's not going to go in, pass instead.
~Brandon Fink~
pass the ball until some one has open shoot for score steal the ball for defense
ReplyDelete-Amy Jung
Pass the ball until you confuse the goalie or pass the ball until an open shot.
ReplyDeleteJacob Moshel
When the ball gets to the other team's goal, try to pass it around and fake out the goalie very close to the net. This makes it very easy to just find an opening and toss the ball in the goal.
ReplyDeleteSteven Berger
My team, the Frolicking Flamingoes always steals the ball from the other team in front of out own goal. Then half of our team goes on a counterattack and we usually score this way. Also runs out of the back really help the offense because the defense of the other team does not notice our defenders making a through run.
ReplyDelete-Mark Wong
My team benefits by making accurate long passes which turn into fast breaks and goals. We have a stellar defense which sets up into a "fortress" or fort. This makes shooting difficult for our opponent and we get the rebound and score off a fast break.
ReplyDelete-Will Salter
Our team makes fast breaks to the goal, and then we pass it until someone has a clear shooting lane. On Defense, we play a zone and rely on good goaltending.
ReplyDeleteDylan Jaffe
My team benefits by our rock solid fortress wall. this tactic is when we make a wall of our whole team and have one player up high so when the ball is blocked by our fortress we have a fast break.
ReplyDelete-Jordy Bretner
My team keeps getting open and moves forward every time a pass is made. Once the other team has possession, we all go down to help the goalie out.
ReplyDeleteVictor Reyes
My team scores most of the goals because of fast breaks. We like to make extra passes which catches the defense off guard leading us to score a goal. We try to make smart passes and move the ball around as much as we can.
ReplyDeleteTitas Bera
~Daniel Yarmovsky
ReplyDeleteOur team knows the strengths and weaknesses of all the players on the team, so we try to be as spread out as possible and when we see a player that we know has a good chance of catching and passing/shooting from the spot they are currently at, we make the pass.
we usually send someone up to the other teams goal, and we pass to them and they score. we are also more of an offensive team.
ReplyDeleteMarius Toderas
our best tactic:
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STRONG DEFENSE....
oh and we use that to get rebounds and fast breaks
for easy shots on the other team's goal
Our team passes the ball until we have open space to shoot. We make sure the shot has a high percentage of going in before we shoot it.
ReplyDelete- Jake Mitchell
My team rushes the ball up the court as fast as we can to get an easy 3 on 1 to score an easy goal.
ReplyDeleteBen Keppler
On my team we score by utilizing fast break opportunities by making quick, but long accurate passes in order to setup a good scoring position right in front of the goal
ReplyDeleteAlso mr kirk i still have a zero on the basketball teams blog which i did like 5 times
-Matt Kehr
My team has 2 main shooters so the rest of the team mainly works on passing to the two best shooters to score.
ReplyDelete-Sabrina B.
Using your voice lets your team know that you are open and then you might have an open shot.
ReplyDeleteKyle Foster
My team is good at passing the ball all the way up the court until we are directly in front of the goal and then we score.
ReplyDelete- Ashwin Suryavanshi
Pass the ball around until we make it to the other teams goal then we confuse the goalie and make a shot.
ReplyDelete-Mauricio Amaya
Jason Shim
ReplyDeleteOur team is good at passing and shooting. Also we are good at defense a little bit.
While we have the ball, we pass a lot and when we don't have the ball we play a really strong defense
ReplyDelete~Jordan Weisberger
My team rushes the ball up the court as fast as we can to get an easy 3 on 1 so i score an easy btb goal cuz im nice.
ReplyDeleteDylan Carlson
Our team is good at shooting. Also we are good at defense.
ReplyDeletedoo hyun
We have relatively tall people so we can block passes easily. Once we get the ball, we fast break to the other side.
ReplyDeleteMy team tries our best to run the ball up the court quickly and pass often.
ReplyDelete-Danielle Koval
My team likes to do long passes to avoid having to do many short passes ( avoid interceptions) then to shoot we get VERY close so that its near impossible for goalie to block (nearly dunk the ball in net)
ReplyDeleteEric Fan
OUr teams strategy is quick counter attacks. fast passes to fast goals is how we win. KURRY MUNCHERS ARE CHAMPIONS
ReplyDeleteJared Nozick
My team is a very strong offensive team. We try to rush up the court and "sice" the ball to get the nice goal. We are also really nice at BTB goals. We fry
ReplyDelete-Sam Eichberg