ARAL - DEMO TEACHING FOR KEY STAGE 3 LEARNERS.pptx

Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning program.

1. SPORTS WRITING JOHN KENNETH Q. RECUENCO, LPT, MAEd Teacher III

2. One of the most interesting aspects of journalism. It writes all about SPORTS. SPORTS WRITING

3. SPORTS NEWS SPORTS FEATURE SPORTS EDITORIAL SPORTS STORIES SPORTS COLUMN SPORTS WRITING

4. Direction: I will be showing you a picture of a Filipino sports icon: Name of the Sport Icon Sporting Event Term/Sport Lingo used in that Event ACTIVITY 1: SPORTS ICONS

5. IMAGE 1 JORDAN CLARKSON

6. IMAGE 2 ALYSSA VALDEZ

7. IMAGE 3 MANNY PACQUIAO

8. IMAGE 4 EFREN “BATA” REYES

9. IMAGE 5 EJ OBIENA

10. IMAGE 6 RAFAEL “PAENG” NEPOMUCENO

11. IMAGE 7 LYDIA DE VEGA

12. IMAGE 8 PHIL YOUNGHUSBAND

13. IMAGE 9 BINCE RAFAEL OPERIANO

14. IMAGE 10 CARLOS EDRIEL “CALOY” YULO

15. Horse Racing Basketball Table tennis Volleyball Archery Lawn Tennis Baseball Badminton Wrestling Car Racing Chess Boxing Bowling Track and Field Events Cycling Fencing Football Golf Swimming Water Polo and other types of games VARIOUS TYPES OF SPORTS:

16. What are the sports that you know?

17. QUALITIES OF THE SPORTS WRITER A sports writer must be a natural descriptive writer who can paint a quick verbal picture without resorting to the dictionary for the right word. It is important that the sports writer must have a feeling and genuine love for the sports. Training is important in this kind of field.

18. 4. The sports writer must always be motivated in finding new words, new ways to describe punches, new ideas for stories because ideas are the currency of sporting journalism. 5. The sports writer must be endowed with a keen memory to recall important facts and figures. 6. The sports writer must have a good digestion of significant events.

19. Have great interest to readers, according to study, 95% of male readers read the sports page . In the Philippines, basketball games generate so much interest that sports pages cannot be without them. Most often, the readers are interested to read write-ups about their favorite sports personalities or sports heroes. SPORTS STORIES

20. Sports writing is FUN , but it also entails HARD WORK . The writer must impart to the reader the drama and excitement he sees in the fields. The manner of reporting athletic events varies with the sport. One thing is certain: sports writing is livelier because the writer deals with physical motion and action. SPORTS WRITING

21. TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING 1. PLAY-BY-PLAY ACCOUNT demands close observation and ability to work at top speed. Knowledge of the game is necessary. Sportswriter should know the rules , and all the details regarding the players , past records, officials, and plays .

22. 2. LEAD STORIES - centering on the highlights and important plays only such as scoring, plays, the crucial games and the star performers of both teams, especially in newspapers where there is not much space for play- by-play reports. TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING

23. 3. BRIEF SPORTS STORIES - center on straight news reporting , but with a sports flavor. Stressed the score, winner, outstanding incidents, and how the outcome of the game affects the season’s standing of the teams or individual players. TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING

24. 4. SPORTS FEATURES- help brighten up the sports page. Have broader range of subject matter. Greater freedom of presentation , and the writers can use the creative approach . TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING

25. 5. ADVANCE SPORTS STORIES- give backgrounders , May report the records of the teams or individual players in the current season, their physical and mental condition . Report lineups, playing styles, crowd situations, statements by coaches. Must talk with the coaches and players of the team before the start of the game . Should see both sides in action, lot of background information so could make certain predictions.

26. FOLLOW-UP STORIES- furnish post- mortem analyses. They may discuss the condition of players injured or the psychological aspects of the game; or they may take up statistics and their significance. TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING

27. THE SPORTS COLUMN- written from the angle of the reporter’s opinion . However, the writer should confine himself to fair and constructive comments. He may call attention to the performance of certain athletes. If he wants to make predictions, these must be kept within the limits of probability. TYPES OF SPORTS REPORTING

28. WRITING THE SPORTS COVERAGE The sportswriter must always be punctual in covering sports events so as not to miss the sidelights during the opening of the game. The reporters need to gather the reaction of the crowds and the cheers of the many competing teams or groups and the members of the team as well as the supporters. The reporter must get the following facts for his in -depth sports story: The Score or Outcome – Who won? What is the result of the game?

29. significance of the outcome (Was the championship at stake? Do team standings change? Who gets the cup?) spectacular plays (Tell about the last minute fumble, the winning punch, or the basket from mid-court.) weather conditions (If outdoor, Mud, sunshine, heat, cold or wind may be important)

30. size of spectators (Was it a record crowd? How did the crowd behave?) individual stars (Who were the stars and how did they star?) comparison of the team (In what departments of the game did the winners excel? Where were the losers weak?)

31. SPORTS LINGO TAGALOG INILAMPASO PINAHALIK SA LONA PINAKAIN NG ALIKABOK IBINANDERA DINUROG BUMIRA PINULBOS NILAMON PINABAGSAK PAMATAY SUNOG NANLALATA SINAMANTALA WALANG BALA SINILAT TINAPOS MALA-KIDLAT NASELYUHAN PINATUMBA GUMUHO PINAYUKO

32. SPORTS LINGO TAGALOG DUMADAGUNDONG WINALIS NAG IINIT KARTADA NAGMAMANO-MANO NABUHAYAN PALOBOHIN NGUMIYAW KUMAMADA MALALINTA NAGLULUPASAY TUMIRADA NAGPAULAN GINAPI SINAKMAL PINALIPAD ISINUBSOB NATAMEME DINAGIT NAGPOSTE

33. SPORTS LINGO ENGLISH POWERED GO-TO-GUY FIRED THROW IN THE TOWEL SMASHED KEEP THE BALL ROLLIN DESTROYED SLAM DUNK OVERPOWERED GOAL BLANKED KILL WHITEWASHED HIT OUT OF THE PARK BEYOND THE ARC HALLELUJAH HAIL MARY SHOT DAGGER ICE IN THE VEINS BUZZER BEATER

34. SPORTS LINGO ENGLISH CHECKMATE BEAT BANANA KICK CRUSHED PENALTY PULVERIZED BUTTERFLY STROKE REIGN SUPREME BREAST STROKE SEIZE HOME RUN SWEEP OUTSMART TRIUMPH OUTCLASS CLINCH DEMOLISH SNATCH KNOCKED OUT BRING HOME

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39. PUNCHY WORDS - ENGLISH ENGLISH: Squandered an early 10 pt. lead, sneaked in a left uppercut, carded a four over par, stormed ahead by 10 strokes, punctuated the 1st day action, crushed their opponents, sank a buzzer beating follow-up, pitched 7 innings, plucked 5 rebounds, ,devastated via an 11th round knockout, fade away jumper, ,respective rivals, stole the thunder against veteran tankers, looped in a goal, roared to 4-0 victories, 19-7 victory, banged in 20 points, delivered the crucial endgame blows, TKO’d Zapata, hammered out an impressive 19-7 victories, whipped, nipped, crushed, toppled, demolished, clobbered, shaded, roared, unleashed, threshed, frolicked inside the paint crippled, powered. Defeat- overthrow, beat, thresh, trounce, vanquish, frustrate, repulse, conquer, clobber

40. PUNCHY WORDS - TAGALOG FILIPINO: Umarangkada sa chessfest , raratsada sa Palaro, nananalasa sa IRAA, blinangka ang Jaguars, humablot ng 18 puntos, idinikit ang malagkit na opensa , tinuhog ng SLU ang 85-88 panalo , magluluklok sa MMMSU sa kampeonato , 2-0 kartada , 9-0 bomba , 6-2 baraha , ilagak ang 41-37, final canto, jumper , charities, sumablay ang kanyang libreng 5 – footer, papalag , pinayukod , dinaig , ibalandra , bentahe , mintis , dinuplika , ungusan , salpukan , yugto , nagkuntsaba , habiin,bumira , kumobra , isinelyo , isadlak , isukbit , krusyal , ipininid , isalpak , madaliang undergoal stab, umaatipukpok , nagsalansan ng 20 puntos, naigiya ang 10 puntos, humulma ng 15 puntos, kumamada ng 8 rebounds

41. WRITING THE SPORTS NEWS The sports writer must be guided by the 5 W’s and the Inverted Pyramid Style in writing. In writing sports news, the reporter uses short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs. However, he has more freedom in his writing style than the straight news reporter. His writing has more pep, more enthusiasm. While the news reporter is not permitted to write his own opinion about persons or events, the sports writer can do this to a certain extent. He can even use lingo/slang which is discouraged in the news page.

42. PARTS OF A NEWS STORY Because a sports report is news, it must have the part of a news story namely, the headline, the lead, the body and the conclusion. 1. HEADLINE- Use the appropriate sports lingo . Don’t forget the total score. Undesirable: Mindanao State University softball players defeat Holy Trinity College softball players. Preferred: MSU sluggers rips HTC batters, 15-5

43. PARTS OF A NEWS STORY Simple Headline: Eagles namayagpag kontra Archers sa Exhibition Game, 3-0 Cool Smashers spikes Akari Chargers down in Exhibition Game, 3-0 Advance Headline: Dragons breathes fire into playoff hopes after escaping Archers, 97-92 Ravena pumukol ng 40-pts: Lions, bugbog-sarado sa Bulldogs

44. 2. THE LEAD - Like any other news reports, a sports story has a lead and a body or text . The sports lead is the attention getter- the news in a nutshell. It uses sports lingo and contains the total score of the game. The sports lead may be one of the following: a. The Classic “ 5 W’s” b. The Key Play Lead c. The Outstanding Player Lead , and d. The Analytical Approach Lead

45. a. The Classic 5 Ws Lead- It answers, 1) Who won?, 2) Against whom?, 3) By what score?, 4) Where?, 5) When? And 6) How? Examples: 1. SMHS fired 10 baskets in the last three minutes to edge out OPS, 65-63 at the opponent’s home ground yesterday afternoon. 2. Gilas Pilipinas fought with steel nerves and refused to be crushed by a giant’s 55 points might to rip favored Iran, 97-96 in its biggest triumph yesterday in the Asian basketball tournament.

46. a. The Classic 5 Ws Lead- It answers , Nakamit ng La Salle, defending champion, ang ikaanim na panalo sa pamamagitan ng 74-67 tagumpay kontra Adamson kahapon sa 65th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) basketball tournament sa Araneta Coliseum. Towering Sebastian R. Mesina of San Miguel High School fired a hair-raising three-point shot in the last 2.8 dying seconds to edge Oas Polytechnic School School, 87-85 in an exhibition game at jam packed Oas Covered Court, yesterday.

47. b. The Key Play Lead- It starts with the most exciting parts of the game where a certain team scores more points. Examples: 1. SMHS Archangels bombed the OPS Batters with six runs in the third inning to subdue a nerve-wracking rally 14-12 as they clinched the win as part of the celebration of Sports Week. 2. Philippine masters champion George Olayber birdied two of the last three holes for a four-under par 67 yesterday and a one stroke lead over Robert Pactolerin in the opening round of the P500,000 Philip Morris Long Golf Classic.

48. b. The Key Play Lead The Senior Sluggers bombed the Junior Batters with six runs in the third inning to subdue a nerve-wrecking junior rally during the Solsona National High School Intrams , August 26. Magkasangga ang mga nagbabagang ispayk ng mga Green Archers upang padapain ang Blue Marlins, 3-0 (25-19, 25-16, 25-20) sa ginanap na Volleyball Championship game sa Rizal Memorial Stadium, kagabi .

49. c. The Outstanding Player Lead- It features a favorite, outstanding player . It is sometimes called the hero of the game lead. Examples: 1. Juan Dela Cruz of SMHS, after almost four hours of battle over the chessboard copped the most coveted YMCA trophy after outwitting OPS chesser Christian Manuel in 27 moves of a Sicilian defense. 2. Ace Striker Pedro Dela Cruz lotted home the priceless marker that lifted that multi-titled Kiwanis Team over hard-fighting Cebuana Lhuiller 1-0 to capture the Fourth Cong. Pax Mangudadatu Football Cup before a big enthusiastic crowd at the Sultan Kudarat Gymnnasium in Isulan , Sultan Kudarat

50. c. The Outstanding Player Lead Nate Robinson hit a three-pointer at the buzzer, leading the New York Knicks to a 105-102 overtime win over the Philadelphia 76ers in the National Basketball Association play at Madison Square Garden, Sunday Muling pinatunayan ni Johny Abarrientos ng Alaska Acers ang kanyang husay sa three-point field goal pag- katapos maipasok ang 3-point shot sa huling limang segundo upang masungkit ang korona mula sa Ginebra, 103-101.

51. d. The Analytical Lead- The outcome of the game is the result of a particular key plan in action - Analyze the game. What made a certain team win? What advantages has it over the loser? What techniques did they use? Examples: 1. Riding high on sizzling spikes and tricky placings, the SMHS Archangels blasted BNHS Spikers in the crucial third set to win 15-10, 11-15, 15-7 in the Municipal Meet, September 21 at Saban National High School. 2. Pumped-up GINEBRA played solid defense to frustrate TNT, 115-105 last night and arrange a winner-take all, Sunday for the PBA All Filipino Conference crown at the Araneta Coliseum.

52. c. The Analytical Lead Banking on sturdy wallops, deadly spikes and tricky placings, Ilocos Sur National High School Netters dethroned Candon City National High School in the crucial third set of their volleyball championship game, 3-0 (25-22, 25-21,25-23) in the Division Athletic Association Meet at Vigan City, December 9. Isang mapanlinlang na bunt ang pinakawalan ni Andy Petit upang magtala ang New York Yankees ng 3 runs at lasapin ang kampeonato laban sa Detroit Tigers sa ginanap na World Baseball Tournament sa Los Angeles, California, kahapon .

53. 3 . The Body Team and/or Individual Standing- if the event is part of a series of games, the story must report how the teams or players stand in relation to their competitors. Decisive play- this is the most crucial part of the game that gives a certain team the winning margin. Best scores for the day – the scores usually appear in the headline and in the lead. However, the writer must not neglect the top scorer of the day.

54. 3 . The Body Play-by-play – due to limited space, play-by-play has to be condensed. In top boxing events, a separate round-by-round account is provided, describing the progress of the fight in detail. 4. CONCLUSION – It contains the quotes from players and coaches, statistics and team standing. Quotation – It is customary for the hero of the day, coach to have their sentiments recorded for posterity

55. FACT SHEET FOR SPORTS NEWS Write a sports coverage using the following facts. What: Where: When: Scores: Significance of the game: Heroes of the game: Quotes from Coaches: Quotes from (winning team): Quote from (losing team):

56. ACTIVITY 2 Using the fact sheet given on the previous slide, complete all the needed entries by analyzing the sports details given below. Let us see who among you can easily distinguish sports details.

57. ACTIVITY 2 Last night, August 1, 2025 Oas Covered Court, Iraya Norte, Oas, Albay Finals game of the 2025 Municipal Meet. Results: SMHS Archangels vs. OPS Hoopers: 102-100 “I did my best to bring the championship to San Miguel High School” Mesina , said. (This was an unexpected win because OPS Hoopers was favored to win the finals match) “They did well, they were the better team this time”, Coach Saret said. Sebastian Mesina was the Player of the Game with 38 pts, 15 rebs, 10 assists and 5 steals. “I am proud of them, after years of reigning, the championship belongs to the upland community” Coach Recuenco said.

58. BASIC RULES IN WRITING SPORTS NEWS Know the rules of the game Use special vocabulary (Sports terms or Sports Lingo) Get all your facts Jot down an outline Make a good lead Use punchy verb or strong verbs Get quotations from players, coach, officials and spectators Include key plays (best players) Revise or edit your sports stories

59. TIPS FOR SPORTS WRITERS 1. Be minor sports enthusiasts. (Know about basketball, baseball, and all the games your going to write about) 2. Write for the average reader. (Write simply with no unusual and technical terms) 3. Use the active voice. 4. Write with vigor. (Use strong verbs but not murderous) 5. Be fair. Don’t take sides. 6. Be constantly on the lookout for unusual incidents and angles.

60. TIPS FOR SPORTS WRITERS 7. Describe the players. 8. Get additional facts from the players, coaches, and spectators. Support your story with quotes. 9. Be careful with the statistics. (scores, league standing) 10. Never use ten words when seven will do. 11. Read the best sports writing in the dailies. (Study and analyze the techniques of outstanding sports writers)

61. ACTIVITY 3 Write a simple sports news out of the fact sheet given in Activity 2. Additional information are given in the sheet that will be given to you. Write your sports news in the space provided.

62. DIOS MABALOS, PADAYON!