Women use a size 6 ball, instead of the size 7 for men. It is lighter and smaller than the men's. That is about all I think, Basketball is not the sport to be sexist.
Dec. 21, 1891.
In 1892, women's basketball was introduced at Smith College in Massachusetts. The invention of basketball is credited to James Naismith, a Canadian coach, in 1891, who wrote the first rulebook for the sport. Senda Berenson, a teacher at Smith, modified the rules for women and taught basketball classes.
cause it's the rules. if you don't it's not basketball.
yeah, slamball originated from basketball. the rules are quite similar. But not all of the rules are the same. Slamball is where you slam the ball. Basketball is when you use a ball to get it in a basket.
No. Women's basketball began in 1892 at Smith College when Senda Berenson, a physical education teacher at Smith, modified James Naismith's rules for women. Naismith invented basketball in late 1891. In 1895, the game of netball was invented by Clara Gregory Baer. Netball was derived from basketball and designed to be a non contact sport. Women were very instrumental in helping to develop and popularize the game of basketball.
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Women's basketball began in 1892 at Smith_Collegewhen Senda_Berenson, a physical education teacher, modified Naismith's rules for women.
Dec. 21, 1891.
In 1892, women's basketball was introduced at Smith College in Massachusetts. The invention of basketball is credited to James Naismith, a Canadian coach, in 1891, who wrote the first rulebook for the sport. Senda Berenson, a teacher at Smith, modified the rules for women and taught basketball classes.
now there is more fouling and penalty calls. you are now allowed to dribble
yes there is basketball rules and regulations
yes it is. i think the only difference is ball size ( the men's is bigger).
All the basketball rules applies to all players
cause it's the rules. if you don't it's not basketball.
January of 1934 the rules of basketball were written.
Women basketball
Dr James Naismith invented basketball and its original rules