8th Grade Boys Basketball Practice and Game Schedule 2018-2019

Boys Basketball Game Schedule 2018-19

Boys Basketball Game Schedule 2018-19

Date:	Opponent:	Location:	Time:
Thurs. Dec. 13	Brownell	TRMS	3:30 - 7th 1st
Tues. Dec. 18	Valley Christian	TRMS	3:30 - 7th 1st
Tues. Jan. 8	Morrill*	TRMS	3:30 - 8th 1st
Thurs. Jan. 10	Chaboya*	TRMS	3:30 - 7th 1st
Fri. Jan. 11	Rancho*	MHS	5:00 - 7th 1st
Wed. Jan. 16	Sylvandale*	TRMS	3:30 - 7th 1st
Tues. Jan. 22	LeyVa*	Quimby. Yes, Quimby	3:30 - 7th 1st
Wed. Jan. 23	Quimby*	TRMS	3:30 - 7th 1st
Thurs. Jan. 24	Sierramont*	TRMS	3:30 - 8th 1st
Tues. Jan. 29	Piedmont*	Piedmont Middle	3:30 - 7th 1st
Tues. Feb. 5	Playoffs - Section semi	Higher seed	3:30
Wed. Feb. 6	Semi-finals	7th@Chaboya 8th@Morrill	3:30
Thurs. Feb. 7	Finals	Morrill	TBD

(*) League game

TRMS Wolverines Athletics website: sites.google.com/musd.org/trmsathletics

For league standings and schedules visit: www.eastsideal.org

Coaches:

7th grade - Paul Ngo pngo@musd.org  8th grade - Tony Suarez tsuarez@musd.org

Athletic Director:

Paul Ngo - pngo@musd.org

Mr. Suarez's PE Class Expectations and Evaluation

How to find your FiT Work homework on my BLOG.

How to find your FiT Work homework on my BLOG.

* Remember to sign-in to your MUSD email account before doing any assignments at home.

Mr. Suarez's Class 3-Pitch Softball Handout

Softball / Baseball Hitting Skill Cues

Softball / Baseball Throwing, Catching, and Fielding Skill Cues

PRIDE-A-PALOOZA DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT

If you would like to participate in the Dodgeball Tournament this Friday, you must sign up with a team of 5 by 10pm Thursday, May 24th.  

The doors of the MU will be open at the beginning of Lunch/Pride-A-Palooza on Friday.  The tournament will start at 11am- If you are late and miss your game, you are disqualified.

LINK TO: Dodgeball Sign Ups

Our PE Class Lacrosse Study Guide with Lacrosse Skill Cues

Mr. Suarez's Flag Football Study Guide

Mr. Suarez's Volleyball Study Guide

Mr. Suarez PE Class Table Tennis Tournament Score Sheet

Basketball Skill Cues

Basketball History and Stuff

Track and Field Skill Cues

Introduction to Track and Field

How To Play Pickleball

How To Play Pickleball

Intro & Definitions

Serving & Scoring

Rules and Gameplay

Video Credit To Pure Pickleball.

How To Play Pickleball Basic Overview Pickle-ball® is played on a badminton-sized court: 20’ x 44.’ The ball is served diagonally (starting with the right-hand service-square), and points can only be scored by the side that serves. Players on each side must let the ball bounce once before volleys are allowed, and there is a seven-foot no-volley zone on each side of the net, to prevent “spiking.” The server continues to serve, alternating service courts, until he or she faults. The first side scoring eleven points and leading by at least two points wins. Pickle-ball® can be played with singles or doubles. The Pickleball Serve Serves are to be made diagonally, starting with the right-hand service-square and alternating each serve. The serve must clear the seven-foot non-volley-zone in front of the net and land in the diagonal service court. Serves should always be done underhand with the paddle below the waist, and the server must keep both feet behind the back line when serving. The ball should be hit into the air without being bounced. The serving side will continue to serve until the there is a fault on the service, at which point the service will be given to the opposing side. (However, if the ball touches the net but still lands within the appropriate service court, the serve may be taken over.) The Server must keep both feet behind the back line when serving. The service is made underhand with the paddle contacting the ball below the waist. The Server must hit the ball in the air on the serve. The Server is NOT allowed to bounce the ball and hit it off the bounce. The service is made diagonally cross court and must clear the non-volley zone, including the line (A serve that hits the non-volley zone line is out) Only one serve attempt is allowed, except if the ball touches the net on the serve and lands in the proper service court,in this case the serve may be taken over. At the start of each new game, the 1st serving team is allowed only one fault before giving up the ball to the opponents. Thereafter both members of each team will serve and fault before the ball is turned over to the opposing team. When the receiving team wins the serve, the player in the right hand court will always start play. Volleys To volley means to hit a ball in the air without first letting it bounce. In Pickle-ball®, this can only be done when the player’s feet are behind the non-volley zone line (seven feet behind the net). Note: Is is a fault if the player steps over the line on his volley follow-through Double-Bounce Rule Also called the Two Bounce Rule, each team must play their first shot off of the bounce. That is, the receiving team must let the serve bounce and the serving team must let the return of the serve bounce before playing it. Once these two bounces have occurred, the ball can either be volleyed or played off the bounce. Fault A fault is committed when the ball: Touches any part of the non-volley zone on the serve (including the line). Is hit out of bounds Does not clear the net Is volleyed from the non-volley zone Is volleyed before a bounce has occurred on each side Scoring A team shall score a point only when serving. A player who is serving shall continue to do so until a fault is made by his/her team. If playing doubles, each player on a team shall keep serving until their team makes a fault, then the serve moves to the opposing team - this is called a Side Out. The game is played to 11 points, however a team must win by 2 points. Player Position for Doubles At Start Of Game Double Play Positioning Movements In Image A below, you can see that Server (player 1) serves from the right hand side of the serving team's court diagonally across court to the Receiver (player 3)in the opposite right hand side of the court. The receiver (player 3) must let the ball bounce before returning the serve. The serving team must also let the return bounce before playing it (the Double Bounce Rule). After two bounces have occurred, the ball may then be either volleyed or played off the bounce until a fault is made. In Image B below, you can see that after a fault is made by the receiving team, and a point is scored by the serving team, the serving team's players switch sides of court and the same player will continue to serve. When the serving team makes its first fault, the serving team's players will stay in the same side of the court, and the second partner will then serve. When they make their second fault, they will stay in their same court positions, and turn the ball over to the other team. Players switch sides of the court only after scoring.

Intro to the SERVE (Volleyball Skill Cues)

Intro to the SET / Overhead Pass (Volleyball Skill Cues)

Intro to The Forearm Pass / Bump (Volleyball Skill Cues)

Volleyball Terminology

Volleyball Outline