Olympics- Basketball (James and Mitchell)

BASKETBALL
BY MITCH AND JAMES

AIM OF BASKETBALL
The aim of basketball is to shoot the ball in the opponent’s basket .
The players are able to pass, dribble and roll the ball down the court.
The team who scores the most points win.

RULES OF BASKETBALL
You are not able to run with the ball.
You are not able to bounce the ball and pick it up and bounce it again.
You can not stay in the key for three seconds.
You can shoot out of the three point line which is three points.

EQUIPMENT USED IN BASKETBALL
You need a basketball
Ring , backboard and a
leather basketball.

ORIGINS
Basketball originated in America in 1891.
James Naismith invented the game.
He was a teacher and he had to think of a game which was able to be played inside.
At first there was thirteen rules to go with the game.
At first they played with a soccer ball.

PLAYING SURFACE
Usually they play on wooden floors.
The floor are highly glossed.
The floors have lines printed on the wood.
One ring at each end
The court is 25 metres long and 15 metres wide.

LEADING OLYMPIC COUNTRYS
The last ten years America have won the Olympics.
Except in 2004 Argentina won gold.
In 2004 Australia in woman's basketball came 2nd.

AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES
Andrew Gaze represented Australia in Men's basketball.
Glen Savell has also represented Australia in basketball.
Andrew Bogut was also chosen to represent Australia

BIBLIOGHROPHY
Wikipedia.com
Google.com
Beijing Olympics.com

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