In Netball, a "repossession" occurs when a team gains possession of the ball after it has been lost or turned over. This can happen through interceptions, deflections, or the opponent stepping out of bounds. The team that successfully reclaims the ball is awarded possession and can then restart play from that point. This highlights the importance of defensive skills and strategic play in the game.
free pass this is good for the opposition because they get a chance to have the ball
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I think you mean offside. If you do, in netball each position has an area in which they are allowed to go in which is separated but the lines on the court. However if a position goes in an area of the court where they are not allowed, then a free pass will be awarded to the other team
In netball, five common penalties that can be awarded include the following: a free pass, awarded for minor infringements such as foot faults or obstruction; a penalty pass, given for more serious infringements within the shooting circle; a penalty shot, awarded when a foul occurs against a player in the shooting circle; a caution or warning for repeated infringements; and an automatic turnover, which results in the opposing team gaining possession of the ball due to a significant rule violation. Each penalty serves to maintain fair play and uphold the game's integrity.
A free pass is awarded when a play breaks a minor rule. Therrefore the free pass is taken from the same spot as to where the rule was broken.
you play netball on a netball court :)
The penalties in netball are contact and obstruction, intimidation also comes under the category of these two penalties.
You can go onto netball websites like netball Australia and district netball, too.
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Netball was invented in 1892 but was called Women's Basketball not Netball.
no geoetry in netball
a netball court