HOPE

• is a game played between two teams of five players each on a rectangular court, usually indoors.
• commonly used techniques used in the game

  Shooting, passing, dribbling and rebounding
• Shooting, passing, dribbling and rebounding

  TIP OFF
• It occurs when two opponents have one or two hands so firmly upon the ball that neither can gain possession without undue roughness.

  held ball
• It is obtained when the team that just shot the ball misses and then recaptures the ball

  OFFENSIVE REBOUND
• Moving with the ball without dribbling

  Traveling
• Dribbling the ball with both hands or restarting the dribble after stopping.

  DOUBLE DRIBBLE
• Turning the ball over while dribbling

  CARRYING
• Teams must attempt a shot within 24 seconds (NBA) or 14 seconds after an offensive rebound. The purpose of shot clock is to limit the amount of time a team can possess the ball


  SHOT CLOCK
• Returning the ball to the backcourt after it has crossed the midcourt line.

  BACKCOURT VIOLATION
• Holding the ball without passing, shooting, or dribbling for more than five seconds when closely guarded.

  FIVE-SECOND VIOLATION
• An offensive player cannot stay in the opponent’s key area for more than three seconds

  THREE-SECOND VIOLATION
• Illegal physical contact with an opponent.

  PERSONAL FOULS
• Fouling a player in the act of shooting, resulting in free throws.

  SHOOTING FOUL
• Unsportsmanlike conduct or other violations not involving physical contact (e.g., arguing with a referee).

  TECHNICAL FOUL
• Excessive or violent contact with an opponent.

  FLAGRANT FOUL
• After a certain number of team fouls, the opposing team is awarded free throws.

  TEAM FOULS
• Awarded for shooting fouls or technical fouls: Taken from the free-throw line.

  FREE THROW
• Can be made during stoppages in play: There is no limit to the number of substitutions.

  SUBSTITUTIONS
• Officiate the game, enforce rules, and ensure fair play.

  REFEREE
• Track points, fouls, and game time.

  SCORE AND TIMEKEEPERS
• responsible for developing and implementing social media marketing strategies

  SPORTS MARKETING SPECIALIST
• is responsible for hiring the new head coach.

  SPORTS TEAM MANAGER
• is responsible for hiring the new head coach.

  AGENT
• is responsible for providing live commentary and analysis of the match

  SPORTS BROADCASTER
• is responsible for analyzing player statistics and scouting potential pitchers.

  SPORTS DATA ANALYST
• is responsible for designing his recovery program

  SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPIST
• is a condition of having an abnormally low body temperature usually caused by prolonged exposure to cold temperature.

  HYPOTHERMIA
• it occurs when the body's core temperature begins to rise

  HYPERTHERMIA
• STAGES OF HYPERTHERMIA


  heat stress, heat fatigue and heat exhaustion
• is the least likely to provide immediate medical assistance whenever there are emergencies

  SCHOOL CLINIC
• SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

  SCHOOL RESOURCES, COMMUNITY RESOURCES,
• Designate and train an emergency response team consisting of school staff. School Clinic must conduct regular drills and training sessions involving local emergency services.

  EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
• Provide access to counseling services for students and staff affected by emergencies.

  COUNSELING SERVICES