team sport
Let an agent handle team sports by discipline, team size, rules, organisations, participation and safety.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle team sports by discipline, team size, rules, organisations, participation and safety.
A sport in which individuals are organised into opposing teams that act together toward a shared objective, such as football, basketball and hockey; team formats also exist in racing and athletics, such as relays and the Madison.
What it is for: Competition, fitness, cooperation and community.
It can be join a team or club; learn the rules and positions; coach and organise leagues; follow competitions.
Distinguishing features
Cooperation within teams
Opposing teams
Governed by federations
Safeguarding and injury risks
What it looks like
Teams in matching kit competing on a field, court or track.
Physical character
players per side: 2-15 players - volleyball beach pairs to rugby union
How it is recognised
Two or more teams in uniforms
Positions and substitutions
Relays are team events within individual sports
Related models
is a kind of - category
is governed by - governance
is played in - competition
is contrasted with - format
In practice
Families and kinds
invasion games such as football and basketball
net and wall games such as volleyball
striking games such as cricket
team racing such as relays
mixed-gender team formats
Standards and regulation
Federation laws of the game
World Anti-Doping Code
Safeguarding standards
Failure modes and hazards
Collisions and concussion
Overuse injuries in youth
Abuse and bullying in teams
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Sport Which team sport.
Discipline decides rules.
Discipline
Name.
Discipline
Discipline.
- Which team sport is meant? definition
- Which governing body sets its rules? provenance
Format
Team size.
Format
Format.
- How many players per team? measurement
- What positions exist? definition
Participation Joining.
Participation is for all.
Clubs
Where to play.
Clubs
Clubs.
- Where can people join a team nearby? action
- Are there mixed or adaptive teams? boundary
Coaching
Development.
Coaching
Coaching.
- How can someone become a qualified coach? action
- Which checks are required? boundary
Safety Injury and welfare.
Team sport carries risks.
Injury
Prevention.
Injury
Injury prevention.
- What are common injuries, and how are they prevented? boundary
- What is the concussion protocol? provenance
Welfare
Safeguarding.
Welfare
Safeguarding.
- Does the club have safeguarding policies? provenance
- How can concerns be raised? action
Competition Leagues.
Competition structures play.
Leagues
Structure.
Leagues
Leagues.
- Which leagues and cups exist? provenance
- How does promotion work? definition
Results
Records.
Results
Results.
- Where are official results published? provenance
- Are they current? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should each team sport be a separate entry?
- How should team sizes be recorded?
- How should team events in individual sports be linked?