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	Lehrgangsgestaltung
	Quelle: mini-basketball.com / Übersetzung: Axel Beckmann
	Schiedsrichter-Lehrgang für Minis
	Lektion Anschreibebogen The scoresheet is used to keep track of events during a game, (e.g. fouls, periods played in, scorers, free throws etc.). This helps the referees keep track of fouls and coaches keep track of who's played how many quarters (remember, in mini-basketball each child is required to play at least two quarters). SCORER The scorer is responsible for filling in the scoresheet. The letters below refer to the labels on the sample scoresheet. Before the game starts, fill in the boxes A at the top of the scoresheet. Before the game starts, fill in the details of the teams B, name and colours of each team, then the names and numbers of the players. [The players should be entered in numerical order]. At the start of the first period put an X in the 'Player in' column [1] for each of the five players on court. Repeat this in the appropriate column at the beginning of each period. When a basket is scored, first cross out the points in the correct Running Score column, [column A for team A] with a diagonal line / then write in the number of the player in the blank space alongside. When a free throw is scored, cross out the score with a "•" and write the number of the player in the adjacent box. When a personal foul is committed write 'P' in the foul box to the right of the player's number. If 2 free throws are awarded for a foul then write 'P2' in the appropriate box. If an unsportsman-like foul is committed write 'U2' in the appropriate box. At the end of each Period, put a circle round the scores of each team, rule a line immediately below them and enter them in the boxes provided. At the end of the game complete the 'Final Score' and 'Signatures' boxes [K and L]. Zur Lektion Überprüfung des Lernerfolges