Lacrosse - Round Robin / Player Evaluation (Self)

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You should have a good understanding of the rules, field layout and playing positions in order to play, score and umpire a game of Lacrosse  
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Link below is the official rules from the Federation of International Lacrosse.   Everything you need to know about playing or umpiring the game is there.
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Lacrosse Field Layout

- How does a match start?   Where?
- What Lacrosse field positions are there?  Are there field restrictions?
- What rule is in place with regards to positions and each field half?    
 
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Answer the following questions:  
Lacrosse History:
- How did Lacrosse originate?  When and where was it first played?
- Has lacrosse been played at Olympic level?  
- What level of competition is offered for Lacrosse players?
- What is the highest result achieved by Australian Men's and Women's Lacrosse internationally? 
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Click on the video link below and watch some footage to inspire you to play! 
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Organise a TC 'Staff vs Student', 'Class vs Class' or 'House Lacrosse' competition.   
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Student Participation, Class Questioning and Teacher Observation
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Research into a local club to go train, or find a facility where you can play socially with familly and friends.  Some links below might help you. 
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Part 1 - Warm Up
'Partner to Partner Passing'

Part 2 & 3 - Skill Development and Application 
Students to organise class Round Robin.  Teams to play everyone at least once.      

Match = first to 10 points or whoever is leading after time is up.    
Match Length = 10-15 minute matches    

Students who are not playing will be umpiring/scoring matches as well as updating tournament draw.  Score sheets below are to be completed per match,