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Nitro Ball
Kyle Hummel
PHED 236- Module 4: High School
Dr. Mangano
Springfield College
2/27/16
Title Page......1
Table of Contents............................................2-3
A. Season.....................................................................4
B. Affiliation...................................................................5
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Male Players...................................................................5-8
Female Players.......................................................9-11
Selecting Teams..............................................................12
Teams ..............................................................13
Student Role Sheets............................................14
Referee.............................................................14
Fitness Instructor..............................................15
Player .............................................................16
Scorekeeper/Statistician .................................17
Coach .............................................................18
Manager...........................................................19
Student Role Selection.....................................20
C. Formal Competition.................................................21
Season Objectives...........................................21
Nitro Ball Block Plan........................................22-24
Round Robin Tournament...............................25
Traditional Rules...............................................26
Modified Rules
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Quiz...................................................................28
Quiz Answer Key..............................................29
D. Culminating
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NCAA double elimination bracket.........................30
Skills Challenge: Accuracy...................................................31
Skills Challenge: Defense............................................32
Skill Challenge Score Cards ................................33
Most Outstanding Team...............................................34
Fair Play Award.....................................................35
Duty Team.............................................36
E. Record Keeping and Statistician..............................................37
Team and Player Stats...........................................37-41
Newspaper Article.............................................42
F.Festivity............................................43
Team Identities............................................43-44
G. Class management and Behavior............................................45

Fair Play Statement...........................................45
Team Fair Play Points Outcome........................46
References.........................................................47
A. Season
Sport: Nitro Ball
Season consists of 20 class periods which meet 50 minutes twice a week for ten weeks.
Class size: 30 students, 16 males and 14 females.
Space Available: The size of a Nitro Ball court is the same size of a doubles tennis court. (78
feet long by 36 feet wide.) The tennis net is in the middle of the court and 21 feet from the
service line. The distance from the net to the baseline is 39 feet.
Diagram:
Equipment: 30 Volleyballs, 3 tennis nets, duct tape, music (upbeat dance), stereo system.
B. Affiliation
Male Players:
D'Marcus Williums
Skill level: Utilization.
Fitness Level: Active.
Leader/ Follower: Leader.
Overall Personality: Loves to try, upbeat, happy.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Everyone.

T.J. Juckson
Leader/ Follower: Follower.
Overall Personality: Happy, hungry, confused.
Absent Often: Sometimes 15 minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: Tyroil Smoochie-Wallace.
T'varisuness King
Skill level: Pre-Control.
Fitness Level: Not Active.
Overall Personality: Extremely unathletic, but very determined.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: T'varisuness King, Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar.
Tyroil Smoochie-Wallace
Overall Personality: Likes to stare at walls.
Absent Often: One or two minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: Doesnt know anybodys names, but everyone.
D'Squarius Green, Jr.
Skill level: Control.
Fitness Level: Semi-Active.
Overall Personality: Quiet, would rather be playing video games.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: T'varisuness King, Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar.
Ibrahim Moizoos
Overall Personality: Kind of slow, enjoys the little things in life.
Absent Often: Never.
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix
Overall Personality: Satanic, scares other classmates.

Absent Often: Yes, 5 minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: None.
D'Isiah T. Billings-Clyde
Skill level: Proficient.
Fitness Level: Very Active.
Overall Personality: Friendly, witty, tries to get out of trouble.
Absent Often: 50/50, on time or 5 minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon,L'Carpetron Dookmarriot, Leoz
D'Jasper Probincrux III
Overall Personality: Energetic, like, really energetic
Absent Often: Usually 15 minutes early asking questions.
Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz
Overall Personality: Natural athlete, competitive, hates olives.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon,L'Carpetron Dookmarriot.
Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar
Overall Personality: Very smart, tennis team.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Davoin Shower-Handel, Hingle McCringleberry.
Davoin Shower-Handel
Overall Personality: Class clown, likes to throw equipment around.
Absent Often: No.
Hingle McCringleberry

Overall Personality: Shy, quiet, usually tries.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar, D'Squarius Green, Jr.
L'Carpetron Dookmarriot
Fitness Level: Very-Active.
Overall Personality: Quarterback on the football team, very serious.
Absent Often: Usually 2 minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon, Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz.
J'Dinkalage Morgoone
Overall Personality: Quiet, except around friends.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: D'Isiah T. Billings-Clyde, Ibrahim Moizoos.
Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon

Overall Personality: Athletic, in charge, high energy.
Absent Often: Never.
Female Players:
Gamble Moore
Overall Personality: Bubbly, competitive, friendly.
Absent Often: No.
Doctor Love
Overall Personality: Shy, but sweet.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Mumps Sykes, Lust Garten.
Fever Bender
Overall Personality: Loud, loves to complain.

Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Thinks everyone, but everyone thinks shes annoying.
Mumps Sykes
Overall Personality: Shy and sweet.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Doctor Love, Lust Garten.
Lust Garten
Overall Personality: Shy and sweet.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Mumps Sykes, Doctor Love.
Sloth Washton
Overall Personality: Great teammate, active participant, competitive.
Absent Often: No.
Envy Burger
Overall Personality: Hungry, dislikes running.
Absent Often: 5 Minutes late.
Friends with Classmates: Sloth Washton, Banana Bowdy, Cherry Grant.
Beef Cooper
Overall Personality: Quiet, sometimes screams.
Absent Often: No.
Banana Bowdy

Fitness Level: Very athletic.
Overall Personality: Competitive, great teammate, eats cheese in class.
Absent Often: No.
Cabbage Haywood
Overall Personality: Talkative, happy to be in P.E.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Banana Bowdy, Envy Burger.
Cherry Grant
Overall Personality: Loud and known.
Absent Often: No.
Lunch Magee
Overall Personality: Unathletic, tries as hard as she can.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Cook Cook, Dinner Ware.
Dinner Ware
Overall Personality: Loud.
Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Lunch Magee.
Cook Cook
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Overall Personality: Gossips all class, needs to be reminded to participate.

Absent Often: No.
Friends with Classmates: Lunch Magee, Sloth Washton.
Selecting Teams
Six students will be pulled aside during class and told that they will be the coach for one
of six teams.
The coaches are as follows:
Banana Bowdy
Gamble Moore
Teams will be selected based on Skill level, Attendance, Gender, Personalities, and
Friendships.
Skill Level
Teams must be as balanced as possible when it comes to skill level. No one team should be
worse than the rest or vice versa.
Attendance
Teams shouldnt have multiple tardy kids together.
Gender
Teams should try to be as balanced as possible with an equal amount of boys and girls on each
team.
Personalities
Each team should have a wide variety of personalities on them to encourage students to get to
make new friends and branch out of their comfort zone.
Friendships
Friends should try to be separated to encourage focus on the game, not what their buddy was
doing last night.
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Teams:
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Maine:
Vermont:
New Hampshire:
Lamar
Gamble Moore
Doctor Love
T.J. Juckson
Beef Cooper
D'Jasper Probincrux III
Rhode Island:

Fever Bender
T'varisuness King
Cabbage Haywood
Javaris Jamar Javarison-
Mumps Sykes
Tyroil Smoochie-Wallace
Cherry Grant
Davoin Shower-Handel
Connecticut:
Massachusetts:
Banana Bowdy
Lunch Magee
D'Marcus Williums
Envy Burger
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix

Lust Garten
D'Squarius Green, Jr.
Dinner Ware
Hingle McCringleberry
Sloth Washton
Ibrahim Moizoos
Cook Cook
J'Dinkalage Morgoone
Student Roles:
Referee
Expectations:
It is the referees duty to monitor each Nitro Ball game. They must know all the rules of
the game and have their whistle ready to call fouls.
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Responsibilities:
Bring a whistle to class every day and have it ready when refereeing.
Review rules of Nitro Ball before class.
Announces points as they are being scored for statistician purposes.
Have the final say on an in-bound or out-of-bound shot.
Skills required:
Loud voice.
Confident at decision making.
Knowledge of the game.
Fitness Instructor
Expectations:
It is the Fitness Instructors duty to warm up and cool down the players before and after
each game/activity. Warm up will be dynamic stretches and a quick cardiovascular
stimulating exercise such as jumping jacks or push ups. Cool down will be Static
stretches.
Responsibilities:
Establishes an effective warm up and cool down, adding variety to each
day.
Knowledge of muscle groups and what stretches will work them.
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Can modify stretches for all students.

Inform Coach and Manager of the days warm up and cool down and if
equipment is required BEFORE class.
Skills Required:
Enthusiasm.
With-it-ness.
Knowledge of the body.
Timely.
Player
Expectations:
Every student is a player. Players are respectful to all, willing to participate, and provide
each other feedback in order to make the team more successful. Players must
communicate and develop strategies to beat their opponents. Players must also have a
positive attitude during the entire sport ed unit.
Responsibilities:
Understand the rules and regulations of the game.

Respect each other and the teacher.
Encourage teammates.
Show up to class ON TIME.
Always try as hard as possible.
Skills Required:
Positive attitude.
Enthusiasm.
Communication.
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Responsible.
Respectful.
100% Effort level.
Statistician/Scorekeeper
Expectations:
It is the SSs duty to record the results of each game after its completion. The SS is also
responsible for the recording of teams and individuals stats during the game. The SS
will be posting the results of each game on the gymnasium bulletin board. They must be
able to explain the statistics to their teammates. Finally, they will be delivering the
results and scores to the teacher.
Responsibilities:
Fill out scoresheets correctly.
Pay attention to the game they are watching and record statistics quickly.
Post results to the bulletin board and teacher.
Skills Requires:
Complete understanding of the rules of Nitro Ball.
Be able to accurately record real time date.
Basic Math/Calculator skills.
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Coach
Expectations:
The Coach or Captain is responsible for many things. They will be running and
setting up practice. Refining teammates knowledge of the rules and skills of Nitro Ball.
It is a huge responsibility of the coach to act as a positive role model and always
promote fair play, respect, competitiveness, and cooperativeness.
Responsibilities:
Run and organize practice.

Be the leader/spokesperson of the team.
Act as a role model and give tips to teammates.
Be open to teammates ideas and concerns.
Skills Required:
Leadership skills (Doing the right thing, giving feedback, playing
respectfully.)
Fair treatment of all teammates and opponents.
Communication skills (Clear directions, enthusiasm.)
Nitro Ball rules understood.
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Manager
Expectations:
It is the Managers main duty to be in charge of equipment and organization of uniforms.
The manager will also assist the Coach in practices and act as a role model to the rest
of the team. Managers must know the rules of the game and help teammates succeed.
Responsibilities:
Equipment for the day.

Act as an Assistant Coach.
Organize Uniforms (Get creative!)
Know the game schedule and where the team is playing.
Sign team into the statistician table.
Skills Required:
Organization (Huge.)
Leadership Skills (Same as Coach.)
Timely (Set up courts and equipment.)
Knowledge of the sport Nitro Ball.
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Student Role Selection
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Maine:
Vermont:
Banana Bowdy- Coach

Lunch Magee-SS
D'Marcus WilliumsManager
Envy Burger- Fitness
Inst.
Jackmerius TacktheritrixRef.
Gamble Moore- Coach

Doctor Love- SS
T.J. Juckson- Ref.
Beef Cooper- Fitness
Inst.
D'Jasper Probincrux IIIManager
Rhode Island:
New Hampshire:
Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-WaxonCoach
Fever Bender- Fitness
Inst.
T'varisuness King- Ref.
Cabbage Haywood- SS
Javaris Jamar JavarisonLamar- Manager
Massachusetts:
L'Carpetron DookmarriotCoach
Mumps Sykes- Ref.
Tyroil Smoochie-WallaceSS
Cherry Grant- Fitness
Inst.
Davoin Shower-HandelManager.
Connecticut:
Leoz Maxwell JilliumzCoach

Lust Garten- Manager
D'Squarius Green, Jr.Ref.
Dinner Ware- SS
Hingle McCringleberryFitness Inst.
D'Isiah T. BillingsClyde- Coach

Sloth Washton-Fitness
Inst.
Ibrahim Moizoos- SS
Cook Cook- Manager
J'Dinkalage MorgooneRef.
C. Formal Competition
Season Outcome Objectives

National and MA CF Standards
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By the end of the season, Students will be able to:

P: Demonstrate different forms of passes and hits used in the Nitro Ball Tournament
with 90% accuracy when asked by the teacher. (National # S1.H1.L1;MA CF # 2.17;
Task: Tournament.)
C: Show knowledge of the rules and strategies used in Nitro Ball by receiving a score of
80 or higher on the Quiz. (National # S2.H1.L1; MA CF# 2.17; Task: Quiz.)
A: Display good sportsmanship by respecting classmates and encouraging teammates
and opponents through feedback 18 out of the 20 days during our Sport Ed Model.
(National # S4.H2.L1., S4.H3.L1., S4.H4.L2.; MA CF# 2.26; Task: Entire Model.)
Block Plan: Nitro Ball

Class Context
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Class: 9th-12th Grade; 16 boys/14 girls; class duration 50 min.; meets 2 days p.
week; 20 classes total; class has completed 1 previous sport education season.
Class Duration: 50 Min. Twice per week, Ten weeks.
Activity: Indoor Nitro Ball.
Equipment: Three Tennis court nets, 30 volleyballs (1 per court, many extra)
Team Format: 6 teams of five.
Competition Format: Round Robin Tournament, NCAA Tournament (Winners & Nonwinners bracket.)
Duty Team Roles: Scorer, Equipment Manager, Referee, Team Statistician.
Day
Class Activities
-Introduce Nitro Ball Sport Ed.

-Explain rules & regulations.
-Describe Pre-Season, Season, and Post-Season, and tournaments.
-After class pick Coaches based on knowledge of leadership abilities.
-Introduce different forms of hitting ball to partner and scoring skills.

-Small groups practice passes.
-Teacher evaluates students during practices and rates them based on skill 1-3.
-Create even teams after class.
-Announce Teams.
-Announce Teams practice court.
-Announce Student Roles.
-Explain Round-Robin Tournament Games.
-View Nitro Ball Championship game (2012) & explain rules.
-Teams introduce themselves & practice on their court.
-Teacher reviews passing and hitting to class.

-Teams practice on own court.
-Teams scrimmage.
-Create chant/cheer/uniforms
-Introduce Duty Team Responsibilities.

-Teach Referee's their duties with demos.
-Teach Statistician's their duties with demos.
-Scrimmage with Duty Teams active.
-Explain Fitness Instructor duties.
-Fitness Instructor Warm Up.

-Practice skills with Coach.
-Scrimmages with active referees and statisticians.
-Statistician pins stats on bulletin board.
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-Coaches work on in game strategies during practice.

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-Nitro Ball Quiz

-Coaches lead practice.
-Teacher informs students of Round Robin Tournament starting next class.
Round Robin Day 1

-Teams Practice.
-First four games are played (10 mins. each)
-Statistician gives teacher results and pins stats on bulletin board.
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Round Robin Day 2

-Teams practice.
-Second four games played.
-Statistician gives teacher stat sheets and pins stats on bulletin board.
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Round Robin Day 3

-Teams practice.
-Next four games are played.
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Round Robin Day 4

-Teams practice.
-Next four games are played.
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Round Robin Final Day

-Teams practice.
-Final two games played.
-Teacher arranges all info on the bulletin board.
-Teacher introduces Skill Challenge: Accuracy.
-Teams practice accuracy.
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-Skill practice.
-Scrimmages are played.
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-Skill Challenge, ran by teacher.
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-Teacher notifies students of NCAA tournament starting next class.

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NCAA Tournament Day 1

-Games 1-4.
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-Games 5-7.
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-Games 8-9.
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NCAA Tournament Final Day

-Game 10.
-Winner is announced.
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-Award Ceremony/Banquet
-Random team scrimmages.
Round Robin Tournament

Day 1:
Maine vs. Vermont (Duty Team- Massachusetts.)
New Hampshire vs. Rhode Island (Duty Team- Connecticut.)
Massachusetts vs. Connecticut (Duty Team- New Hampshire.)
Vermont vs. Rhode Island (Duty Team- Maine.)
Day 2:
Maine vs. Connecticut (Duty Team- Vermont.)
New Hampshire vs. Massachusetts (Duty Team- Rhode Island.)
Rhode Island vs. Connecticut (Duty Team- New Hampshire.)
Vermont vs. Massachusetts (Duty Team- Maine.)
Day 3:
Maine vs. New Hampshire (Duty Team- Vermont.)
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Connecticut vs. Massachusetts (Duty Team- Rhode Island.)

Rhode Island vs. New Hampshire (Duty Team- Connecticut.)
Vermont vs. Maine (Duty Team- Massachusetts.)
Day 4:
Massachusetts vs. New Hampshire (Duty Team- Rhode Island.)
Connecticut vs. Maine (Duty Team- Vermont.)
Rhode Island vs. Vermont (Duty Team- Connecticut.)
New Hampshire vs. Maine (Duty Team- Massachusetts.)
Day 5:
Massachusetts vs. Vermont (Duty Team- New Hampshire.)
Connecticut vs. Rhode Island (Duty Team- Maine.)
Traditional Rules of Nitro Ball

Objective:
Score more points than the opponents by hitting the Nitro Ball over the net so that the
opponents cannot return the ball.
Directions:
Players: Typical High School and College teams only have 4 players per team.
Court: Nitro Ball Courts are 78L by 36W. It is the exact same size as a tennis court. The net is
halfway between each baseline, with the service line 21 from the net.
Games and Scoring: Like Tennis, Nitro Ball uses Rally scoring. This means points are only
award to a team off of their serve. Teams are never given a point unless it was their serve. First
team to get to 21 points wins the game (Win by 2 points, 25 point max.) Win 2 out of 3 games to
win the match.
Serving: Players serve behind the service line and in front of the baseline. Each player serves
in a clockwise rotation. Two teammates must be in front of the service line, and two must be
behind the service line. Players must serve the ball with an underhand strike. Players are only
allowed one attempt to serve.
Game Play: After the ball is served players can travel wherever they want on the court. The
serving team keeps the ball until they fail to score a point. A service fault occurs when: The
Server steps on the service line, the volleyball doesnt make it over the net, a player on the
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serving team comes in contact with the volleyball, the volleyball lands out of bounds. Serve is
granted to the opposing team if any of these faults occur.
Game Play:
first).
Ball must bounce once before every strike (besides serve).

Team only has three hits to get the ball over the net.
Hands and arms ONLY.
Any form of block, intentional or unintentional, is illegal (ball must touch ground
Players cannot strike the ball twice in a row.
Players may hit the ball with one or two hands.
Scoring:
Teams receive points when:
The ball bounces twice on the opponent's side.
Opposing team doesnt return the ball within three hits.
Opposing team hits the ball out of bounds.
Opposing team commits a fault or foul.
http://www.gophersport.com/files/pdf/mio_58142_activityinstructions.pdf
Modified Rules
Players:
Teams will have 5 students per team.
Games and Scoring:

We will follow the same traditional rules that Nitro Ball follows.
Serving:
-Players that are unable to get the ball over the net on their first try are allowed a
second try. If they fail to get it over the second time, players can throw the ball over the
net with two hands.
-Two players must stand in front of the Service Line, and Three players (Including
server), will stand behind it.
Game Play:
We will not count failing to make the volleyball go over the net on the first try as a fault.
Players are encouraged to verbally call out if they are striking it. Players must listen to
the Referees decisions during games.
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Nitro Ball Quiz

Name:_________________
Date:__________________
Circle answers or fill in the blank. Each question is worth 1 point.

1. Games last until ____ points.
2. You are allowed to use any part of the body to strike the volleyball
a. True
b. False
3. Collegiate teams typically have how many players on the court at a time.
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
4. Teams have ____ many tries to get the volleyball over the net.
5. The ball must bounce before every strike.
a. True
b. False
6. What form of scoring is used in Nitro Ball
a. Touchdowns
b. Strike
c. Ralley
7. In our class, you are faulted if you dont successfully serve the volleyball over the net.
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a. True
b. False
8. You must win by __ point(s) and the point max is __.
a. 1, 15
b. 2, 25
c. 3, 21
9. You are allowed to hit the volleyball twice in a row.
a. True
b. False
10. Teams rotate ___________ for serving.
Answer Key
1. 21
2. False
3. 4
4. 3
5. True
6. Ralley
7. False
8. 2, 25.
9. False
10. Clockwise
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Culminating Event
NCAA Double Elimination Bracket
Team Seeded Double Elimination Tournament Bracket. (n.d.). Retrieved March 1, 2016,
from http://www.printyourbrackets.com/fillable-brackets/6-team-double-fillable.pdf
Skills Challenges:
Serving Accuracy:
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This test will be stressing the importance of a good serve. As the server, students have
the chance of getting an ace off of the serve. With this test, students will see how close
they can serve the volleyball to certain targets on the opponent's side. This challenge
can translate over to gameplay when servers need to serve the volleyball to a weak
spot in their opponents defense. Each player on each team will get three chances to
land the volleyball into a hula hoop off of the serve. Students receive two points if the
volleyball lands in the hula hoop, and one point if it hits the rim of the hula hoop. There
will be fifteen chances per team to score a total of 30 points.
Skills Challenge:
Shot Defense:
In this challenge, players will be by themselves facing the teacher. The teacher will hit
the volleyball over the net in any direction and it is the students job to legally return the
volleyball back over the net. Each student will get two chances to return the ball. If the
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student successfully returns the ball, their team receives one point. Teams have the
chance to score up to ten points. Students love this challenge because they receive the
opportunity to beat the teacher.
Scorekeepers will be keeping track of their own teams scores (Honestly) by using
challenge score cards.
Challenge Card: Accuracy

Statisticians will keep track of their teammates efforts using this sheet.
Team Name:
Name:
Fill in the O that matches the players result for each attempt
Name:
Name:
Name:
Total Points:
Name:
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1: O:Rim O:In O:Out
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Challenge Card: Defending a Shot

Statisticians will keep track of their teammates return attempt using this sheet.
Team Name:
Fill in the O that matches the players result for each attempt
Total Points:
Name:
Name:
Name:
Name:
Name:
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
O:Return O:Foul
Order of attempts:
Maine- First 5 attempts.
New Hampshire- First 5 attempts.
Massachusetts- First 5 attempts.
Rhode Island- First 5 attempts.
Vermont- First 5 attempts.
Connecticut- First 5 attempts.
Vermont- Second 5 attempts.

Connecticut- Second 5 attempts.
Massachusetts- Second 5 attempts.
Rhode Island- Second 5 attempts.
Maine- Second 5 attempts.
New Hampshire- Second 5 attempts.
Awards
Most Outstanding Team

For displaying excellent teamwork and use of skills during the Nitro Ball
Tournament:
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Congratulations on the season! All of you worked hard and beat the competition
with ease. Im very proud of your accomplishments. - Mr. Bauer
Fair Play Award

For the team who fouled the least, had little to no confrontations regarding
rules or regulations, and had a great attitude towards opponents
throughout the whole season:
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I was so impressed by all of your attitudes during this season! This team is made
up of dedicated and truthful students that stepped up and played fair.
Congratulations on your accomplishments. - Mr. Bauer
Duty Team Award:

For the team with the most active and engaged referees and statisticians.
Going above and beyond the requirements of your roles, and making our
gym a positive and fun environment for all:
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Thank
you students
for
being my
extra set
of eyes. This
whole
season
couldnt have been possible without you and your decisions. Im very proud of
each of you for your duties. - Mr. Bauer
Record Keeping and Statistician:

Round Robin Statistics: Maine
Player:
Points: 75
Assists: 22
Aces: 11
Banana Bowdy
17
Lunch Magee
13
D'Marcus Williums
16
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Envy Burger
15
Jackmerius
Tacktheritrix
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Double Elimination Tournament: Maine

Player:
Points: 94
Assists: 23
Aces:13
Banana Bowdy
20
Lunch Magee
18
D'Marcus Williums
18
Envy Burger
19
Jackmerius
Tacktheritrix
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Round Robin Statistics: Vermont

Player:
Points: 68
Assists: 18
Aces: 12
Gamble Moore
15
Doctor Love
14
T.J. Juckson
15
Beef Cooper
12
D'Jasper
Probincrux III
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Double Elimination Tournament: Vermont

Player:
Points: 75
Assists:20
Aces:14
Gamble Moore
16
Doctor Love
17
T.J. Juckson
15
36
Beef Cooper
14
D'Jasper
Probincrux III
13
Round Robin Statistics: Massachusetts

Player:
Points: 76
Assists: 20
Aces: 10
Leoz Maxwell
Jilliumz
18
Lust Garten
15
D'Squarius Green,
Jr.
15
Dinner Ware
16
Hingle
McCringleberry
12
Double Elimination Tournament: Massachusetts

Player:
Points: 78
Assists: 20
Aces: 14
Leoz Maxwell
Jilliumz
17
Lust Garten
16
D'Squarius Green,
Jr.
16
Dinner Ware
14
Hingle
McCringleberry
15
Round Robin Statistics: Connecticut

Player:
Points: 68
Assists: 13
Aces: 10
D'Isiah T.
Billings-Clyde
16
Sloth Washton
16
37
Ibrahim Moizoos
17
Cook Cook
10
J'Dinkalage
Morgoone
Double Elimination Tournament: Connecticut

Player:
Points: 74
Assists: 16
Aces: 12
D'Isiah T.
Billings-Clyde
17
Sloth Washton
17
Ibrahim Moizoos
17
Cook Cook
11
J'Dinkalage
Morgoone
12
Round Robin Statistics: Rhode Island

Player:
Points: 74
Assists: 14
Aces: 11
L'Carpetron
Dookmarriot
18
Mumps Sykes
15
Tyroil SmoochieWallace
15
Cherry Grant
15
Davoin ShowerHandel
11
Double Elimination Tournament: Rhode Island

Player:
Points: 81
Assists: 19
Aces: 13
38
L'Carpetron
Dookmarriot
10
Mumps Sykes
16
Tyroil SmoochieWallace
17
Cherry Grant
16
Davoin ShowerHandel
13
Round Robin Statistics: New Hampshire

Player:
Points: 78
Assists: 16
Aces: 14
Xmus Jaxon
Flaxon-Waxon
16
Fever Bender
15
T'varisuness King
15
Cabbage Haywood
17
Javaris Jamar
Javarison-Lamar
15
Double Elimination Tournament: New Hampshire

Player:
Points: 82
Assists: 18
Aces: 17
Xmus Jaxon
Flaxon-Waxon
17
Fever Bender
17
T'varisuness King
16
Cabbage Haywood
16
Javaris Jamar
Javarison-Lamar
16
39
Newspaper Article
40
https://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp
Festivity:
41
Team: Maine
Color: Red
State Animal: Moose
Team: New Hampshire

Color: Pink
State Animal: White Tail Deer
Team: Vermont
Color: Orange
State Animal: Morgan Horse
Team:
Massachusetts
Color: Green
State Animal: Boston
Terrier
42
Team:
Rhode Island
Color: Blue
State Animal: Red Chicken
Team: Connecticut
Color: Light Blue
State Animal: Sperm Whale
Class management and Behavior:
43
Fair Play & Sportsmanship Statement

As a teacher and coach, I expect all of the following rules to be displayed,
respected, and promoted.
Zero-Tolerance for cheating We are all here to play a game and get
along. There is an old fashioned term that I like to use, Cheaters never win..
Effort is expected Physical Education may be the only period of the
day where you get to get off of a chair, use it! Nobody appreciates a teammate
that doesnt try, and you wouldnt either.
Be respectful We are a class, we are a family. All of your peers are
equal and deserved to be treated as you would like to be treated. Shake your
opponents hands, absolutely no negative remarks towards one another, and
listen to the referee.
Be humble Even if you are the coach of your team, you are still a team.
Listen to your teammates and cooperate to get the job done. No one person
should be running the team entirely, if this happens, that person will be
disciplined.
Be prepared Students are expected to be on time, with their team, in
their uniform, and at every practice and game. The team needs all of its players
to be successful and move forward.
Sportsmanship Assessment:
(1)- Never
(2)- Sometimes
(3)- Most of the time
Name: Banana Bowdy
(4)- All of the time
Score
Does the student respect the referee/opponents?
Does the student follow the rules?
Does the student use communication with teammates?
Does the student play their student role effectively?
Does the student try?
Total sportsmanship Team Points
Points (100
total)
44
Maine
91
New Hampshire
89
Connecticut
92
Rhode Island
93
Massachusetts
90
Vermont
95
References
Couturier, L. Chepko, S., and Holt/Hale. S. (2014). National Standards & Grade-level Outcomes
for K-12 Physical Education. Reston: SHAPE America.
Hirche, C. (2007, May 1). The Newspaper Clipping Generator - Create your own fun
newspaper. Retrieved March 01, 2016, from
https://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp
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6 Team Seeded Double Elimination Tournament Bracket. (n.d.). Retrieved March 1,

2016, from http://www.printyourbrackets.com/fillable-brackets/6-team-double-fillable.pdf
Gopher. (2010, December 9). Nitro-Ball Activity Instructions. Retrieved March 1, 2016,
from http://www.gophersport.com/files/pdf/mio_58142_activityinstructions.pdf
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G. Class management and Behavior............................................45

Friends with Classmates: Everyone.

Overall Personality: Satanic, scares other classmates.

Skill level: Control.

Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon

Overall Personality: Loud, loves to complain.

Skill level: Proficient.

Overall Personality: Gossips all class, needs to be reminded to participate.

Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon

Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz

Can modify stretches for all students.

Understand the rules and regulations of the game.

Run and organize practice.

Equipment for the day.

Student Role Selection

Banana Bowdy- Coach

Gamble Moore- Coach

Leoz Maxwell JilliumzCoach

D'Isiah T. BillingsClyde- Coach

Season Outcome Objectives

By the end of the season, Students will be able to:

Block Plan: Nitro Ball

-Introduce Nitro Ball Sport Ed.

-Introduce different forms of hitting ball to partner and scoring skills.

-Teacher reviews passing and hitting to class.

-Introduce Duty Team Responsibilities.

-Fitness Instructor Warm Up.

-Fitness Instructor Warm Up.

-Coaches work on in game strategies during practice.

-Nitro Ball Quiz

Round Robin Day 1

Round Robin Day 2

Round Robin Day 3

Round Robin Day 4

Round Robin Final Day

-Fitness Instructor Warm Up.

-Fitness Instructor Warm Up.

-Teacher notifies students of NCAA tournament starting next class.

NCAA Tournament Day 1

NCAA Tournament Day 2

NCAA Tournament Day 3

NCAA Tournament Final Day

Round Robin Tournament

Connecticut vs. Massachusetts (Duty Team- Rhode Island.)

Traditional Rules of Nitro Ball

Ball must bounce once before every strike (besides serve).

Games and Scoring:

Nitro Ball Quiz

Circle answers or fill in the blank. Each question is worth 1 point.

NCAA Double Elimination Bracket

Challenge Card: Accuracy

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