
Split into equal teams Attackers starting with the ball off court. Defending team marking an attacker. NO DRIBBLING ALOUD. The attacking team will aim to pass the ball to half court which will score them a point. The defending team will aim to intercept and pass the ball to the hoop and score a goal. When a point is scored then the game will repeat, after so many times players switch so the attackers becomes the defenders and vice versa.
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