Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES

University Town, Northern Samar

Web: uep.edu.ph Email: [email protected]

Name: BAYLE, ERICKA R. Year & Section: 2nd Year, Sec. A

Course: BS Nursing Subject: Physical Education 4: Basketball

MODULE 1

PRE-TEST

1. THROWING/BATTING THE BALL

2. FIBA
3. OFFENDING TEAM
4. Dr. JAMES NAISMITH
5. FOUL
6. LAY-UP
7. TRAVELING
8. MICHAEL JORDAN
9. SHOT CLOCK
10. 1891
11. DECEMEBER 21, 1891
12. LANE VIOLATION
13. BALANCE, EYES, ELBOW, FOLLOW-THROUGH
14. DRIBBLING
15. 2 POINTS

Knowledge Check

SAQ 1: Discuss briefly how basketball was invented.

During the year 1891, month of December, it was the season of winter and the
Superintendent of Physical Education of the newly opened YMCA tasked Mr. James
Naismith to create an indoor game that will keep the young men in training active
despite the winter season. Through that the game basketball was made with the help
of his wife and the game ‘Duck on a Rock’. After making the mechanics of the game
he made the 13 rules of basketball. Then, he introduced the new game to his 18
 trainees, made them as equal two teams, and made them play basketball for the first
time in history.

Activity 1

State of the changes of Basketball from past to present using a diagram.

BASKETBALL FROM PAST TO PRESENT

The 12/14/1891 01/15/1892

The game basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith created the 13
Dr. James Naismith. During this time Rules of basketball.
basketball is played indoors with 2
baskets and a single soccer ball.

The 01/18/1896 1894

The first college basketball game was The first basketball was marketed. It was
played for an experimental game. The laced, measured close to 32 inches (81 cm),
final scores of teams are 15 & 12. or about 4 inches (10 cm) larger than the
soccer ball, in circumference, and weighed
less than 20 ounces (567 grams).

The 1910
The 11/07/1896
From the rule that players are only allowed
The first professional basketball game
to bat the ball in any direction, the rules have
was played between players of
been changed and allowed the players to
Trenton YMCA and Brooklyn YMCA.
dribble, but could not shoot the ball after
Trenton won with the score 15 – 1.
dribbling.

06/18/1932 01/01/1916

International Basketball Federation Players are allowed to shoot after dribbling

was formed. the ball.
 02/07/1945
08/07/1936
Howard Hobson invented the 3-point line. In
Basketball became an official sport. addition, Herman Sayger came up with the
3-point shot in the scoring system of
basketball.

2023 1948-1949

Basketball is globally played and is Lace less molded basketball was made
played in every national and official which has size of 30 inches or 76 cm.
international Olympics.

Activity 2

Create a list of famous basketball players in the Philippines. Write their contributions
as well as their unique techniques/moves while playing basketball that made them
famous.

1. June Mar Fajardo – He is also known as “The Kraken”. He became part of the
Philippines national team and played in the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship, 2014
FIBA Asia Cup, 2017 Quezon City, 2017, and 2021 Southeast Asian Games.

2. Robert Jaworski – He is one of the named PBA’s 40 Greatest Players. He played

23 seasons in PBA during his time as a professional basketball player. He is one
of the reasons why the sport basketball became widely played in the Philippines.

3. Ramon Fernandez – He is known as one of the greatest players that have played
in the PBA. Fernandez played during the 1974 FIBA World Championship and
Asian Games, 1990 Asian Games. He is known to be the PBA’s all-time leader in
rebounds, blocked shots, free throws made, playing minutes, and second-all-time
in assists, games played, and steals.

4. Bogs Adornado – Known to be one of the best Filipino basketball players of all
time. He made his PBA debut in 1970 in a team which is one of the pioneers of
 the PBA. Moreover, he played during the Men’s Olympic basketball team in the
1972 Munich Games and was the youngest member.

5. Alvin Patrimonio – He is a former professional basketball player and was a part

of the Philippine national team. His notable PBA records are most consecutive
games played, third-most points scored in history, fourth-most rebounds grabbed
in history, and second-most PBA MVP awards.

6. Benjie Paras – He is a former professional basketball player. He is known to have

an uncanny ability for ball-handling, powerful rebounding, well-timed shot blocks,
and inside scoring. Furthermore, he became the only PBA player to win both
Rookie of the Year and the most MVP award in a single season during the year
1989.

7. James Yap – His most known notable achievement is the historic grand slam in
2014. Yap and his teammates won the 2013-2014 Commissioners’ Cup and the
2013-2014 Governors’ Cup Finals MVP award.

8. Ricardo Brown – He is known to be the first Filipino-American to play as a local

in the league. Brown is known to be one of the PBA’s finest players and
sportspeople to play in the Philippines’ hardcourts.

9. Johnny Abarrientos – He is known as “The Flying A” for his powerful playing

style. He is marked to be the shortest player to win the PBA MVP award.

10. Allan Caidic – He formerly played in the Philippine national team. His notable
achievements and records are most points scored in a single game and the most
three-point field goals made in a single game. Moreover, he also holds the record
for the most consecutive free throws made and the most three-point field goals in
a career. He is named to be one of the best three-point shooters in Asia during
his playing career.
 Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES

University Town, Northern Samar

Web: uep.edu.ph Email: [email protected]

Name: BAYLE, ERICKA R. Year & Section: 2nd Year, Sec. A

Course: BS Nursing Subject: Physical Education 4: Basketball

MODULE 2

PRE-TEST

1. SPECTATOR PARKING
2. TELEVISION BROADCAST VAN PARKING
3. PARTICIPANT AND GUEST PARKING
4. TECHNICAL INSTALLING PLANT
5. ATHLETES CHANGING ROOM
6. STAFF CHANGING ROOMS
7. DOPING CONTROL AREA
8. FIRST AID AREA
9. STORAGE ROOMS
10. SPORT ACTIVITIES AREA

Activity 1

1. SPORT ACTIVITIES AREA

2. STORAGE ROOMS
3. FIRST AID AREA
4. DOPING CONTROL AREA
5. STAFF CHANGING ROOMS
6. ATHLETES CHANGING ROOM
7. TECHNICAL INSTALLING PLANT
8. PARTICIPANT AND GUEST PARKING
9. TELEVISION BROADCAST VAN PARKING
10. SPECTATOR PARKING
Knowledge Check

SQA 1: Let us see if you can remember. Enumerate the different equipment used in
basketball without looking back from the module.

a) Basketball
b) Basketball Court/ Playing court (with backcourt, frontcourt, boundary line,
center line, center circle and free-throw semi-circles, free-throw lines, restricted
areas and free-throw rebound places, three-point field goal area, throw-in lines,
and no-charge semi-circles.
c) Basket w/ basket net for two teams
d) Backboard
e) Uniform
f) Basketball shoes
g) Game clock
h) Scoreboard
i) Basketball whistle
j) Scoresheet
k) Alternating possession arrow

SQA 2: List down below the safety/ etiquette and care of equipment/ facilities. Explain
why is it important.

SAFETY/ETIQUETTE IN PLAYING BASKETBALL

1. Clear the gymnasium and immediate playing area of movable obstructions and
cover or pad those obstructions that cannot be moved.
2. No rough play or horseplay will be tolerated.
3. Be careful/aware of the walls during practice or play.
4. When possible make use of breakaway rims and pad the underside of the
backboards.
5. No loose or hanging jewelry should be worn by competitors. Remove rings,
bracelets and wristwatches.
6. Only gym shoes with sufficient traction should be worn.
7. Always be alert of play, even if you are standing on the sidelines.
 8. Whenever possible during the drills or game play, participants of common ability
levels should play against each other.
9. Good sportsmanship should be displayed by all.
10. Take periodic rest and water breaks.

IMPORTANCE: It helps players to be mindful of their actions before, during, and

after the play/game. Also, it helps the players to be responsible players that gives
each other respect and have care for their body in able to prevent having injuries
as possible that they can. These rules/guidelines notify players what they should
and should not do/ wear inside the court for a healthy game.

CARE OF EQUIPMENT/FACILITIES

1. Balls are stored in portable bins and should be carefully returned to the bins at
the end of each period of use. Do not kick the basketballs or throw them from
a distance into the storage bins.
2. Balls should be checked often for proper inflation levels.
3. Do not sit on or throw the basketballs against the gym walls.
4. Do not hang on the rims or nets.
5. The playing floor should be swept and cleaned regularly.

IMPORTANCE: This guideline serves as a reminder on how players and other

staffs in the basketball association can maintain their facilities and equipment.
Guidelines like this keeps the people who uses the equipment and facilities
reminded to take good care of those before, during, and after the game. Practicing
this guideline will help everyone to have their equipment and facilities used for a
long period of time because of good and mindful maintenance.