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Soccer Dribbling Assessment Soccer Dribbling Assessment Assessing how well students dribble and cut with a soccer ball. Rubric Code: X248864 By bwrinkle Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Soccer Dribbling and Cutting
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Efficient 3 pts
Keeps head and eyes up	Poor The student's head is down, and the eyes stay focused on the ball the whole time without lifting the head to see where to go while dribbling and cutting.	Fair The student lifts their head occasionally when dribbling or cutting to see where they are going.	Efficient The student keeps their head up whenever possible, looking ahead to where they need to go while dribbling or cutting.
Uses all parts of both feet to move the ball	Poor The student uses only one foot or part of the foot (i.e. instep only) while dribbling and cutting.	Fair The student attempts to use both feet and different parts of the feet (i.e. instep or lateral) while dribbling and cutting.	Efficient The student uses both feet and the instep and lateral sides of both feet to dribble and cut.
Uses proper striking force to move the ball	Poor The student uses inconsistent force to move the ball, which causes it to get away from them while dribbling and cutting.	Fair The student primarily uses the proper striking force but has a few incidences where the ball got away from them while dribbling and cutting.	Efficient The student uses the proper force at all times to keep the ball under control, and there is no loss of ball control while dribbling and cutting
Keeps ball close to the body	Poor The ball wanders away from the student several times while dribbling or cutting.	Fair The ball stays close to the body most of the time but sometimes wanders further away while the student is dribbling and cutting.	Efficient While dribbling and cutting, the student consistently keeps the ball close to the body.