PE – TEAM SPORTS
Ciarra Mae C. Buliag
Microbiology 2-A
Team Sports
 Are played between opposing
sides, with players typically
interacting with one another
directly and simultaneously to
accomplish a goal. The goal
frequently entails teammates
facilitating the movement of a
ball or other similar object
according to a set of rules.
Players
 A person who takes part or is
skilled in some game or sport.
NATURE AND BACKGROUND OF
BASKETBALL
Basketball rim
 Primary equipment
 Is 18 inches in diameter(rim)
 And mounted 10 ft. from the
ground
Foul
 Violation of rules
HISTORY
December 1891
 Basketball was invented
Springfield College,
Massachusetts
 Origin of basketball
Luther Gulick
 Chairman of PE Department
James Naismith
 PE teacher who invented
basketball
Winter Season
 Basketball was created to be
played during this season
Soccer ball
-First ball used for basketball
 Naismith picked 18 young men,
divided into 2 groups with 9
members per team.
 1 captain per team is chosen.
 There were 13 original
rules
School Janitor
- was asked by Naismith to find two
boxes, and then attach them to the
balcony railings at the opposite
side or end of the gym. However, he
didn’t find any. Instead, he saw two
peach baskets.
 The peach baskets have no
holes so players need to climb
to get the ball inside the
basket.
1906
 people began to open and put a
whole in the basket
 The first basketball was made
of Leather stitch with a rubber
bladder
1942
 Naismith founded a factory that
makes basketball.
1910
 From the 13 origin rules, there
is one that states that a
player could dribble but can't
shoot it.
1916
 The rule was changed and the
players are allowed to shoot
after dribbling
1894
 players were given free throws
if the opposing team had a foul
1908
 players with 5 fouls are fouled
out in the game
1892 1967
 Senda Berenson Abbott  The American Basketball
- A teacher in Smith College, Association was formed
Northampton founded the
first Basketball women 1946

May 1901  NBL to NBA

 Form New England 1976

Intercollegiate Basketball
League
 Yale, and Harvard University
 Holy Cross, Trinity, and
Williams colleges
 These two universities and
three colleges compete with
each other
League
 a group of sports clubs that
play each other over a period
for a championship.
 ABA disbanded, the teams joined
NBA
1970
 NBA experience difficulties
1971
 Association for
Intercollegiate Athletics
for Women to form College
Basketball League for Women

1900
 90 colleges played basketball

1914
 more than 360 colleges

1905
 The University of Minnesota
and the University of
Wisconsin challenged the
Columbia University
 Columbia University won
 Championship starts

1937
 the start of the first
National Collegiate
Tournament in Kansas City

1896
 Start of Professional
Basketball in New Jersey
1998
 New Jersey newspaper sports
editors founded the NBL