北, みなみ

判, 勇雅

阿部, 諒平

角田, 洋介

吉岡, 伸彦

下永田, 修二

細梅, 靖晶

KITA, Minami

BAN, Yuga

ABE, Ryohei

TSUNODA, Yousuke

YOSHIOKA, Nobuhiko

SHIMONAGATA, Shuji

HOSOUME, Yasuteru

[Abstract] The aim of this study was to make a check list for man-to-man-defense performance in a game. The subjects were 34 official and practice games of mini-basketball held in Tokyo. The games were separated by that how many points they lost everytime the opposing team attacked them. The groups with the games that low and high points lost rate were named LG and HG, respectively. The games were analyzed from three perspectives: the time spent for moving the ball down-court, the situation of shots, and the phenomena except the shots. As a result, it was found that LG could defend that the offense invaded to inside area, made contests when the opponent shot, hit for the ball of opponent (deflection), and made opposite make turnovers more than HG. The number of opponents' shots, shooting contests, deflections, and the number of opponents' turnovers could be used as indicators for DF evaluation.