Softball
The pitch that is thrown in softball.(underhand or overhand)
What is underhand?
The amount of players for one team for one team on a court at once.
What are six players?
The screen that most people watch sports on.
What is a TV?
The person that protects the goal.
What is a goalie?
The person that is thrown up in the air during a stunt.
What is a flyer?
The amount of outs a team gets per inning.
What are three outs?
The two most popular used serves in volleyball.
What is an underhand and overhand serve?
The object that is visible to both the players and the watchers that tells the score.
What is a scoreboard?
The amount of players per team on a field.
What are eleven players?
The people that are under the stunt lifting the flyer up into the air.
What is a base?
The amount of players in position on the field at once.
What are nine players?
The amount of hits one side can have at once.
What are three hits?
The footage shown to look back at a play on television.
What is a instant replay?
The position a player plays to convert the opportunities into goals by their fellow teammates.
What is a mid forward?
The competition cheer teams go here to show_________ their routine, but don't get placed.
What is a showcase?
The amount of umpires in the infield at once.
What are two umpires?
The score that ends a game.
The technology that is used to help determine winners of racers. (timing systems, instant replay, and sensors)
What are timing systems?
The hardest and the most important position known to field hockey. (starts with an m)
What is a midfielder?
The person that is in the corners of a stunt watching to catch a flyer if she falls.
What is a spotter?
The reaction time in seconds a hitter has to a pitch.
What are two seconds?
The position number of a setter. (positions 1-6)
What is position three?
The tool that is used in soccer to detect if it is a goal. (lasers, sensors tools, and photographs)
The most common hit in field hockey.
What is a push pass?
What is a double nine?