How to Make Substitutions and Team Changes in Netball
Understand the meanings of the relevant terms: Substitution: a player leaves the court and is replaced by another player Team change: players already on court change playing positions., Know the times when a substitution or team change is...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Understand the meanings of the relevant terms: Substitution: a player leaves the court and is replaced by another player Team change: players already on court change playing positions.
In general, both teams have the right to make these changes provided they are made within the allowed periods.
The changes or substitutions can occur:
During intervals/breaks As a result of injury or illness, where play has been stopped (the injured party should be involved in this decision where viable) , There is no limit placed upon the amount of times changes are made, although all changes must be made using the 12 players who were named for the match (i.e., you cannot bring in an additional unnamed player 13). -
Step 2: Know the times when a substitution or team change is permitted.
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Step 3: Make substitutions or team changes as much as is desired within the times permitted.
Detailed Guide
In general, both teams have the right to make these changes provided they are made within the allowed periods.
The changes or substitutions can occur:
During intervals/breaks As a result of injury or illness, where play has been stopped (the injured party should be involved in this decision where viable) , There is no limit placed upon the amount of times changes are made, although all changes must be made using the 12 players who were named for the match (i.e., you cannot bring in an additional unnamed player 13).
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