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1. LECTURE 3: PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS (DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS) LECTURE 4: STRETCHING ACTIVITIES BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME PREPARED BY: MAAM A

2. PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS (DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS) GENERAL OBJECTIVE: to be able to identify the different participants and officials and their duties and functions I conducting a successful game of basketball. RATIONALE FOR THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION: knowing the participants and officials of a basketball game will enable the individual to enjoy watching the game whether he is a spectator, or sportsman and gain the knowledge of managing the game if he is an active player of the sport.

3. PLAYERS, SUBSTITUTES AND COACHES The team is composed of a coach, an assistant coach , and players not more than 12. Once the game started, the players may not leave the court to gain an unfair advantage. During the game, the team captain should advise the official who his replacement is when substituted. The coach must advise the scorer with names and: numbers of players name of team captain The coach The assistant coach (20 minutes before the start of a game)

4. OFFICIALS AND THEIR DUTIES The officials and their assistants during the game are the referee, umpire , time – keeper , two scorers, and a 30- second operator: THE DUTIES OF THE REFEREE: Inspect and approve the equipment. Start the game with a toss of the coin and whoever wins takes the choice of baskets. Toss the ball to start the game. Declare the forfeiture or defaults of a game. Make decisions on any point not specifically covered in the rules.

5. Check the scorebook two minutes before the game to see if names and numbers of all players are listed and the starting line – up or first five of the team is listed. Check the scorebook and scoreboard at the end of each quarter (if the game is in quarters) or half ( if the game is conducted in halves) Decide whether a goal shall count in case of conflict in the decisions. Suspend the game for unsposrtsmanlike conduct and behavior, restore order and discipline in the game, and discontinue the game I order is not restored. Make decisions on any point not covered in the situations on off the court during playing time intermissions.

6. DUTIES AND OFFICIALS (referee and umpire) 1. conduct the game in accordance with the rules. 2. Exchange their positions after each foul or jump ball decision. 3. Call violations, fouls, and tie balls in the assigned zone. 4. Order time – out or time – out. 5. Administer jump balls and penalties for violations. 6. Assist to whom the ball belongs on free throws, time – outs, or out – of – bounds play. 7. Blow whistle, signal time – out, designate the offender, and announce the name of the foul for the recorder and other bench officials to know.

7. DUTIES OF SCORER Record points scored, player foul, team foul, and charged time – out in the official scorebook of the game. Sound a signal for and charge time – out.

8. DUTIES OF THE TIMER One timer will keep record of playing time, and tie stoppage. Handle the stop clock placed in front of him on a table for two timers to see. A second stop watch is used in timing time – outs. The timer is provided with horn to notify the expiration of the playing time. Notify officials and timer when there are two minutes or lesss remaining in the fourth quarter or second half.

9. LECTURE 4: STRETCHING ACTIVITIES BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME GENERAL OBJECTIVE: to be able to do stretching activities that will prepare the body for the vigorous activity being demanded by the game. RATIONALE FOR THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION: Stretching relaxes your mind and tunes up your body, Regular stretching will reduce muscle tension and make the body feel more relaxed.

10. THE STRETCHES

11. ACTIVITY # 3 (MIDTERMS) ANSWER THE FOLLOWING : 1. Who are the officials that determine the conduct of the game? Explain their duties and responsibilities. 2. What are the roles of the coach, assistant coach, and team captain of a basketball team? Discuss their contribution to a successful basketball game. 3. Are fouls deterrent to a good game? Why or why not? (Do your Activity on a document following this format: HM2 – juandelacruz –midtermsACT3 Submit your file on this email: [email protected] )

12. PERFORMANCE TASK # 3 Do the stretching exercises , your basis is on the powerpoint . Take a Video of yourself while doing the exercises with the exact countings and repetitions. Submit Video on this gmail : [email protected] File name should follow this format : HM2 – juandelacruz – midtermsP.T3

13. ANSWERS 1. Referee and Ampere there duties are to supervise the players to there violations and the time of the game 2. There roles are to assist the team to what to do and how they can win the game 3. No, because you are making a violation in the game but this will not be avoided because we are not perfect.