The coaches wanted to teach the new girls how to shoot. “There are three basic shots: push shot, the jump shot, and the lay-up.”(George Sullivan, pg 27) They wanted them to be able to do these easy shots first. The coaches wanted them to learn that your team is your best defense. “There are two styles of defensive basketball: player-to-player and zone.”(George Sullivan, pg 49) I think that the coaches wanted them to trust each other. The coaches wanted them to learn one of the important things in basketball, the rules. “Each of the variations, certain fundamentals apply: The game is played by two teams of five players each.”(George Sullivan, pg 57) Even if some of the rules are changing, the basic rules are still the …show more content…
It seemed that the Miss Head’s school was an all girl schools. University of California was an ordinary university, that decide to start a women’s basketball team. In 1839, the 23rd of March, the first women’s basketball game held at Smith College. All doors locked, no men allowed, sophomores against freshmen. In Louisiana, The first basketball game of 1902, was at the Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute may have been held between the Green team and Yellow team during the annual Field Day. Women's basketball is one of a few sports that developed in tandem with its men's counterpart. It became popular, spreading from the east coast of the United States to the west coast, in large part via women's colleges. This paper, has been more knowledge about how the women were more like tools and objects from long ago. When women first began forming their basketball league, they were not always regarded as the fierce competitors that they are. It became something, it became another symbol that there are changes to the world. Women had something to do, a purpose of doing something they would never have done before. This paper is made from a person’s spective of the topics history and how much information is about the topic. The information is about how the women did not back for what they believe in and what they wanted to do. This is also about the hardships they went