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Lacrosse - Throwing, Catching & Scooping

This assessment will be used during the Lacrosse Lessons as a guideline for students.

Rubric Code: K2WW62B

By Bvburden

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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Lacrosse Rubric
	Always 4 pts	Usually 3 pts	Sometimes 2 pts
Passing	Always Student is always stepping with correct foot when passing the ball. He/she hold the stick with their dominant hand at middle of stick and non-dominant at bottom of stick. Stick kept at 45 degree angle and scoop near ear.	Usually Student usually steps with the correct foot when passing the ball. He/she hold the stick with their dominant hand at middle of stick and non-dominant at bottom of stick. Stick kept at 45 degree angle and scoop near ear often.	Sometimes Student does not always step with the right foot when passing the ball. He/she forgets to hold the stick with their dominant hand at middle of stick and non-dominant at bottom of stick. Stick not kept at 45 degree angle or more and scoop past the ear.
Catching	Always Student holds the stick correctly and catches the ball tossed to them with the lacrosse stick every time.	Usually Student holds the stick correctly and catches the ball tossed to them with the lacrosse stick consistently with some drops.	Sometimes Student has difficulty holding the stick and catching the ball tossed to them with a lacrosse stick often.
Scooping	Always Student always has feet staggered correctly, with knees bent, holding the stick with their dominant hand and foot towards the ball. Student consistently scoops the ball off the ground.	Usually Student usually staggers feet correctly, with knees bent and holding the stick with their dominant hand and foot towards the ball. Student is successful scooping the ball off of the ground most times.	Sometimes Student does not always stagger feet correctly, bends knees minimally, and does not concentrate on holding stick correctly. Student success is minimal when scooping the ball off the ground.