PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENT-BASED ASSESSMENT (S.B.

A)

Candidates Name: Jelissa Goodridge

Territory: Trinidad and Tobago

Centre number: 1605040

Candidate Number:

Teacher: Mrs. Fraser

Year of exam: 2023

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Headings Page
No.

Section 1

Acknowledgement

Introduction

Self-Profile

What is football?

Brief History Of Football

Rules and Regulation of Football

Diagram of a Football Team

What is a Tournament?

Types of Tournament

How to plan a Tournament?

Definition of Intramural

SECTION 2

Selection of sport discipline for class project

Assignment of roles for class project

My Role (Duties and Responsibilities of a Competition Director)

Sample of Minutes

Budget for the Tournament

Players Registration Form Sample

List of Teams for Tournament

Rules and Regulations For Tournament

Schedule of Events for Tournament

List of Equipment for Tournament

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Score Sheet Sample

Brackets For Sample

Section 3

Opening Ceremony Invitation

Opening Ceremony Agenda

Opening Ceremony Picture

Daily Reflections Sample

Closing Ceremony Invitation

Closing Ceremony Agenda

Closing Ceremony Agenda

Conclusion

Reference

Appendix

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Firstly, I would like to acknowledge our school vice principal Ms.Leggerton for allowing us to proceed with

our Football Tournament for The (S.B.A) Student Based Assessment in the hall area as well as in the

Science block area. As the Competition Director, I will ensure that everything runs smoothly, On behalf of

the Physical Education class we thank you. Secondly, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to my

Physical Education teacher, Mrs.Anita Fraser. She is really one of a kind and without her guidance and

constant motivation, this SBA would not have been possible. Thirdly, I would like to acknowledge the

students who took part in the competition and all the group members who helped put this together, thank

you for your cooperation and for making this experience an unforgettable one. Lastly, I would like to thank

everyone who aided the Physical Education class while managing the event. Everyone's contribution was

greatly appreciated.

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 INTRODUCTION

The SBA for physical education and sports instructs that students are to host a competition with each student

taking on a role as an official in the tournament. The students are required to manage every aspect of the

tournament such as planning out games, raising money for medals and trophies as well as umpiring the

games. For the SBA, our class decided to do the sport "Football". Each member was appointed a certain role

to play throughout the tournament.

Football was chosen as it is an extremely popular and common sport in the Caribbean. The aim and

objective are to run this event successfully and safely, in doing this we would create an opportunity for

players to show their talent, encourage socialization among participants and non-participants and expose

students to the sport of football. Throughout the tournament, each student was required to fulfill their roles

and responsibilities of their role and report on what they have done. My SBA Role was Being A

Competition Director.

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 BRIEF HISTORY OF FOOTBALL

Modern football originated in Britain in the 19th century. Since before medieval times, “folk football”

games had been played in towns and villages according to local customs and with a minimum capacity of

rules. Industrialization and urbanization, which reduced the amount of leisure time and space available to the

working class, combined with a history of legal prohibitions against particularly violent and destructive

forms of folk football to undermine the game’s status from the early 19th century. However, football was

taken up as a winter game between residence houses at public (independent) schools such as Winchester,

Charterhouse, and Eton. Each school had its own rules; some allowed limited handling of the ball and others

did not. The variance in rules made it difficult for public schoolboys entering university to continue playing

except with former schoolmates. As early as 1843 an attempt to standardize and codify the rules of the game

was made at the University of Cambridge, whose students joined most public schools in 1848 in adopting

these “Cambridge rules,” which were further spread by Cambridge graduates who formed football clubs. In

1863 a series of meetings involving clubs from metropolitan London and surrounding counties produced the

printed rules of football, which prohibited the carrying of the ball via hand. Thus, the “handling” game of

rugby remained outside the newly formed Football Association (FA). Indeed, by 1870 all handling of the

ball except by the goalkeeper was prohibited by the FA.

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 DEFINITION
Association football, more commonly known as soccer or just football, is a team sport that is played

between two teams of 11 players using a spherical ball. It is played by approximately 250 million players in

over 200 countries and dependencies, making it the world's most popular sport to date. The game is played

on a rectangular field called a pitch with a goal at each end. The objective of the game is to score more goals

than the opposition by moving the ball beyond the goal line into the opposing goal within a time frame of 90

minutes or more. Football is played in accordance with a set of rules known as the Laws of the Game. The

ball is 68–70 cm (27–28 in) in circumference and known as a football. The two teams compete to get the

ball into the other team's goal (between the posts and under the bar), thereby scoring a goal. Players are not

allowed to touch the ball with hands or arms while it is in play, except for the goalkeepers within the penalty

area. Players may use any other part of their body to strike or pass the ball and mainly use their feet. The

team that has scored more goals at the end of the game is the winner; if both teams have scored an equal

number of goals, either a draw is declared or the game goes into extra time or a penalty shootout, depending

on the format of the competition. Each team is led by a captain who has only one official responsibility as

mandated by the Laws of the Game: to represent their team in the coin toss before kick-off or penalty kicks.

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 ROLES AND RESPOSIBILITIES OF THE COMPETITION DIRECTOR

1. Ultimately responsible for the conduct of the event being planned.

2. Convenes a series of meetings with the organizing committee to plan and execute the game/event.

3. Provides guidance and support to members of the organizing committee in the execution of their duties.

4. In conjunction with the committee, select the format and decides on the characteristics of the competition

–team sizes – roles- modifications for the game/event.

5. Develops rules and procedures for dealing with anticipated problems

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TOURNAMENT FLYER

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 PLAYERS REGISTRATION FORM
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbMc-eRPVz_ZYi808zAhNlP3dm8AebK-7HAfplJ59gr4S5gg/
viewform?usp=sf_link

MH Invincibles

Student Name:

Student Class:

Form Teacher:

Email Address:

Phone Number:

Parents/Guardian Name:

Parent Number:

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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LIST OF TEAMS

MH INVISIBLES

MH WARRIORS

MH PUSHERS

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MH STRIKERS

MH UNITED

MH FATS CITY

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Date: ______________________
Team Name: ________________
Team Colour: _______________
Coach: _____________________
Match Location: ________________
Scores 1st Half
Team 1
Team 2
SCORE SHEET SAMPLE
Soccer Score Sheet
Time: ________________________
Team Name: __________________
Team 2 Colour: ________________
2nd Half Over Time Total
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BRACKETS

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 EQUIPMENT

● Bibs

● Cones

● Water bottles

● Goal post

● Football

● Whistle

● Shoes

● Socks

● Flags

● Chairs

● Referee

● Coin

● Cards (Red and Yellow)

● Cameras

● First aid kit

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 WHAT IS A TOURNAMENT?
A tournament is a competition involving relatively large numbers of competitors, all participating in a sport

or game. It is a series of contests with several rounds in which many contents competes individually or as a

term to decide the winners.

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 HOW TO PLAN A TOURNAMENT?
Pre-Tournament Preparation
● Plan a budget

● Finalize venue

● Finalize data

● Organizing equipment

● Distribute information to the teams

● Make fixtures and tournament rules and regulations

● Accommodation arrangements for students and teachers

● Organize trophies and certificates of participation

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 DURING A TOURNAMENT PREPARATION
● Check all the equipment, and ground facilities before starting the events

● Check all players' eligibility of players and other officials

● Provide first-aid to injured players

● Prepare matches result, score sheet, or press release

● Supervise and check smooth working officials and matches conducted on fixture bases

● Provide refreshment, meals, and transportation to officials and players

● Check and maintain discipline among spectators

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 POST TOURNAMENT PREPARATION
● Check the departing teams, refund security money, and other related documents

● Present the medal, Merit certificate, and Trophy to the position holder's players

● Make payments to officials and other organizations

● Returns the borrowed things to the concerned ones

● Make a final press release report

● Prepare a final report for the authority and present it

● Distributing the certificate of participating team

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 Types of Tournament
● Knock out

● Round robin or league

● Challenge

● Combination

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 DEFINITION OF INTRAMURAL

Intramural activities are defined as school-sponsored physical/recreation activities that occur outside the

student's instructional time and are not competitions against other outside teams/groups.

OBJECT OF INTRAMURAL
To provide an opportunity to students within the institute that will be conducive to their overall
development. To display their skills in various physical activities.

IMPORTANCE OF INTRAMURAL
Get the correct info for this heading

Intramurals are sports leagues, tournaments, and competitions held within one university.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR FOOTBALL

Take this info from the textbook

OBJECT OF INTRAMURAL
To provide an opportunity to students within the institute that will be conducive to their overall
development. To display their skills in various physical activities.

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 IMPORTANCE OF INTRAMURAL

Intramurals are sports leagues, tournaments, and competitions held within one university.

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR FOOTBALL

Take this info from the t0065

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 RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR TOURNAMENT

 Substitutions with players allowed (2) (Allowed)

 Offside not allowed.

 Each game will be 30 minutes.

 Corners will be allowed.

 A coin Flip is needed to see which team gets the ball first.

 The captains of each team will pick either heads or tails in the presence of the

referee and the winner of the coin flip will get the ball first.

 The loser will choose which goalpost they would like.

 A yellow card is given to a player after a bad tackle. (

 Bad Tackle against a player)

 A red card is given to a player who uses obscene language. (Bad language)

 Penalty Kick- the ball is placed on the half line in front of the goal.

 The captain will choose the player to take the penalty kick.

 Free kick- Pushing an opponent from behind.

 Pulling off opponents' clothing. Attempt trip opponents.

 Hand-ball another team ball

 Substitution: Using obscene language/.

 Injury / Fatigue

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PLAYING AREA

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 TITLE: FOOTBALL FIELD

Sample Minutes MINUTES

On February 15th, 2022, our physical education SBA class held a meeting at 6:30 pm ,pm, 13 students

attended the meeting as well as our teacher to help guide us along, Malik Greene our secretary was

taking the minutes; we discuss and talk about assigning roles to person also we talk about our

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weaknesses and strength and assigned roles accordingly. We also discuss the different types of

tournaments and decide which sport we are going with. Around that time is when we was on rotation

for Ccovid 19 virus so we talked about the Ministry of Education covid 19 guidelines because we had

to follow them

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 LIST OF DUTIESAssigned Roles this info is incorrect revisit and adjust accordingly

Coaches Team Manager/Assistant

Lashawn Bascombe Kenny Smith
Malachi Andrews Nicholai Smith
Jada Noel Sirmya Agard
Franklyn Howell Tyler King
Miguel Defour Joshua Mann

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 MY ROLE AS COMPETITION DIRECTOR

1. Ultimately responsible for the conduct of the event being planned.

2. Convenes a series of meetings with the organizing committee to plan and execute the game/event.

3. Provides guidance and support to members of the organizing committee in the execution of their

duties.

4. In conjunction with the committee, select the format and decides on the characteristics of the

competition –team sizes – roles- modifications for the game/event.

5. Develops rules and procedures for dealing with anticipated problems

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 SELF PROFILE

Jelissa Sarah Goodridge is 16 years of age and attends Mount Hope Secondary School (MHSS).

Currently, a Form 5 student and I will like to become a Pediatrician. I have good communication

skills, a positive attitude when things go wrong, as well as working well in a team, and helping others

to be confident about themselves. My goals are to increase my professional knowledge and training to

have better experience in Physical Education. My role is a Competition Director which are volunteers

who take a leadership role by running and managing a sports competition using their sports acumen.

The sport that I take part in is Netball aAnd my playing position is goal attack and goal shooter. I

think that my skills will be very helpful towards Physical Education

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 OPENING CEREMONY REFLECTION
On Friday 10th June 2022 The Physical Education class held our Opening Ceremony for The Football

Tournament. With exception of student who had Covid 19 all students were present and prepared for the

opening ceremony. As we were about to start we were informed by administration that school will be

dismissed early due to no water on the compound. As a result we had to rush the programme. In spite of this

set back we were able to execute our part comfortably and everyone enjoyed themselves. I did the welcome

speech which was followed by the introduction of officials. We then introduced the teams, their managers

and coach respectfully. Team members Jaeden Andrews and Kishawn Vincent did the Athletes Oath and

Referees pledge. We had speeches by the Head of Science Department and the Form 5 Dean. After which

we all enjoyed some tasty refreshments. The reason due to having the opening ceremony after the games is

because of the limited time. The opening ceremony started at 9:00am and ended at 10:20am.My and I had

google meets at night spend discussing what everyone had to do,I was responsible for the Welcome speech

and the rest opo of students had their part to executed

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MH Pushers

MH Invisibles

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MH Warriors

MH Strikers

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MH Fats City

MH United

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 GIVING OF CERTIFICATES AND MEDALS/CLOSING CEREMONY
For our Closing ceremony I the Competition Director was responsible for giving an opening speech to

welcome everyone at the ceremony, after the opening speech was given Antonio Gonzales alongside

Jelissa Goodridge distributed the medals and certificates to the specific teams, coaches and assistant

coaches for a job well done, after the giving of the awards and certificate we celebrated with the

Champions toast for the winning team and then shared eats and drinks with everyone else.

gave the participants eats and drinks as a thanks

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 WHAT IS A WARM UP AND A COOL DOWN
'Warming up' is a part of stretching and preparation for physical exertion or a performance by
exercising or practising gently beforehand, usually undertaken before a performance or practice.
Athletes, singers, actors and others warm up before stressing their muscles.

Cooling down is a fairly easy exercise, done after a more intense activity, to allow the body to
gradually transition to a resting or near-resting state. Depending on the intensity of the exercise,
cooling down after a workout method such as intense weight lifting can involve a slow jog or walk

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 ASSIGNED TASK Opening Ceremony Agenda
● Prayer - Malik Greene

● National anthem - Jamal Granado

● Welcome speech - Jelissa Goodridge

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 ● Introduction of team- Jelissa Goodridge

● Entertainment - Tyler King/ Kenny Smith/ Aaliyah Hinds

● Guest speaker - - Mr Mootilal

● Athletes Oath-Jayden Andrews

● Officials oath - Antonio Gonzales

● Closing remarks- Nicholas Spring

REFLECTION

The tournament consist of 12 knock out matches which the first match was MH

Invincibles vs MH Warriors with invincibles winning 1-0

Game 2 MH Pushers vs MH Fats City. pushers winning 3-2

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Game 3 MH Strikers vs MH United with united winning 2-1

Game 4 MH Pushers vs MH Invincibles 2nd leg with pushers winning 3-1

Game 5 MH Fats City vs MH Invincibles 2nd leg with united winning 3-0 and had to end early due to

rain

Game 6 MH Strikers vs MH Warriors 2nd leg with warriors winning 2-2 penalties

1-0

Game 7 MH Invincibles secure a next win 3-4 over MH Pushers

Game 8 MH United vs MH Warriors with warriors winning 2-3

Game 9 MH Fats city vs Warriors, warriors won by penalties 2-1

Game 10 MH Invincibles vS MH Pushers and pushers won carrying themselves to the finals by 2-1

Game 11 MH Strikers vs MH Warriors and warriors carried themselves to the finals against MH

Pushers by 5-4

Game 12 the finals MH Pushers vs MH Warriors and to end it off MH warriors took the win by 5-5

and 4-3 in penalties

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On Friday 10th June 2022 the Physical Education class held our Opening ceremony for The
Football Tournament. The reason due to having the opening ceremony after the games are because
of the limited time. The opening ceremony started at 9:00 am and ended at 10:20 am.My experience
towards the ceremony was very memorable and enjoyable

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These are the coaches and their captains
MH PUSHERS

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 MH INVINCIBLES

MH WARRIORS

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MH STRIKERS

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MH FATS CITY

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MH UNITED

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On Tuesday 14 June 2022 MH Pushers Played Against MH Invincibles and the score was 1-0 in
favor of MH Pushers

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 CONCLUSION

The objective of the SBA is to plan and execute a sports tournament, during the planning process I

learned how to be on time and select dates and to master a schedule as well to finalize details ahead of

time, I also had to prepare invitations, budgets venue, equipment ,equipment, rewards such as medals

and trophies and training the players.

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 REFERENCE
 Football diagram that I drew
 https://www.google.com/search?
q=football+diagram+label&rlz=1C1WERZ_enTT987TT988&sxsrf=ALiCzsY2gpkIVyKWDu3
T5VdmTRDym7bedg:1654206403331&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiIzbiI3
4_4AhVat4QIHXBgDt0Q_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1366&bih=617&dpr=1#imgrc=Lvbu2O
hs4o3LzM

 Rule and regulations of football

 https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/nais-pudong/news/2022/01/01/football-rules-and-
regulations

 History of football
 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Association_football&action=edit

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  Cool Down photo
 https://www.dreamstime.com/warm-up-exercise-set-workout-stretch-muscles-warm-up-
exercise-set-workout-stretch-muscles-physical-training-male-image153890360

S.B.A. Tournament Budget 2023

Water Sale
10 cases of water @ $35.00 per case = $350.00
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35 bottles of water per case
1 bottle of water sold @$4.00
1 Case of water (35x $4.00) = $140.00
10 cases of water = $1400.00
$1400.00 - $350.00= $1050.00
Registration Fee
60 players x $5.00= $300.00
Entrance Fee
100 x $5.00= $500.00
Total Funds Raised
$1850.00
Expenditure
Opening Ceremony Décor: $200.00
Opening Ceremony Refreshment: $300.00
Water for players during games: $100.00
Banner: $300.00
Closing Ceremony Décor: $200.00
Closing Ceremony: Refreshments: $400.00
Medals: $300.00
Trophy: $300.00
Total Expenditure: $2100.00

Soccer Score Sheet

Date: ______________________
Team Name: ________________
Team Colour: _______________
Coach: ____________________
Match Location: ________________
Time: ________________________
Team Name: __________________
Team 2 Colour: ________________
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Scores 1st Half 2nd Half Over Time Total
Team 1
Team 2

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