Soccer Terms
When the ball is kicked into the net it is a goal, and it counts as one point.
What is a Goal?
The Hammer is gripped exactly like the Forehand, but the Frisbee is then brought over head and thrusted forward and slightly upward with a flick of the wrist. It is similar to throwing a baseball.
What is the Hammer Throw?
Made up of two boxes, the six and 18-yard boxes. The goalie may use his hands anywhere in the area.
What is the Penalty Area?
The contact made after a pass or dig; this can also put the ball over the net on the first, second, or third contact with the same motion.
What is a set?
Name 2 new skills you learned at Club 316 over the past 5 months.
Woo hoo!
Any attempt to kick the ball into the goal.
What is a Shot?
This is similar to the Hammer but it is thrown from a backhand stance. The release is flatter than the Hammer but the flight path is similar. Used for short distance throwing over a defender (10 -20 yards). While holding the Frisbee with a forehand grip turn the disc over so that it is belly side up and bring it across your body. Lead the throw with your elbow and flick the Frisbee forward.
What is a Scoober Throw?
The person in charge of enforcing the rules of a soccer game. There is a main referee and two assistant referees.
What is a Referee?
The first contact that starts every rally.
What is a serve?
Tell us about a devotion you remember and why?
Great job!
If the defense kicks the ball over the end line, the offensive team then gets to place the ball in the corner of the field and kick it towards the middle.
What is a Corner Kick?
This throw is done by curling your arm around the Frisbee and then tuck it into your body then straightening your arm and releasing the Frisbee in the appropriate direction with a flick of the wrist. Remember to step into the throw for maximum power when you release.
What is a Backhand?
Following a tie, a penalty shootout occurs. It involves each team taking five penalty kicks to decide a winner.
What is a Penalty Shootout?
A coach, player or referee can call a stoppage in play for a variety of reasons.
What is a time-out?
Tell us a new fact you learned about a country during Hertiage Week.
You did it!
A position in between the defenders and forwards, they specialize in passing and moving the ball toward the goal, from the defensive half of the field to the offensive half.
What is a Midfielder?
Another backhand throw that is gripped and released the same as the backhand but the Frisbee is always kept on the side of the hip (right or left depending on which hand you are throwing) instead of reaching across the body.
What is a Chicken Wing throw?
A penalty that occurs when an offensive player is positioned behind the last defender.
What is Offside?
_____ can be made with forearms and open or closed hands.
What is a bump?
What is on a Nutrition Label?
If the offense kicks the ball over the end line, the ball is placed at the corner of the six-yard box. The goalie can then kick the ball to resume play.
What is a Goal Kick?
This throw is like a backwards backhand throw. The Frisbee is held with four fingers on the top of the Frisbee and your thumb is underneath. The Frisbee is brought from behind your back and around to the front with your knuckles facing up. You flick your wrist rotating the Frisbee counter clockwise and propelling it in a forward direction.
What is the Overhand throw?
A card signifying ejection from the game, it is drawn either by one exceptionally bad action or receiving two yellow cards. Players who are given a red card cannot be replaced by another player, leaving the team down a man. Depending on the league, players who get red cards also must sit out the following game.
A serve that is un-returnable in which it either hits the floor or a controlled second contact cannot be made off the pass.
What is an ace?
Name 3 Escape Room puzzles you had to solve during Friendship week.
Lego decoder, lock to open scissors, cryptex, jar with key/magnet, popsicle stick picture, tack and balloons, and numbered lock.