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Hi, just wanting to know how to play a half court game. How does it work. Cheers
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Hi Rosa,
A half court game is easy to set up, you will need a minimum of 8 players. As shown in the diagram below, 4 players will be attackers taking the C, WA, GA and GS positions, whilst the other 4 will be defenders and fulfil C, WD, GD and GK. The C will take the centre pass as normal, however, if the ball goes off the back line or the defenders get a turnover they can have the opportunity to take the ball halfway to score a point. You can then keep track of which team wins - either the attackers or defenders.
If you have more players you can add a backup WD who will be on the attacking team and have a defensive WA marking them.
NOTE: if you have 7 players you can still do half court, the C would just be unmarked.
Hope this helps.
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