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Invasion Game Assessments (Offensive/Defensive Strategies) Invasion Game Assessments Authentic Assessments for Invasion Games. Invasion Games Examples: Basketball, Flag Football, Speed Ball, Rugby, Soccer, Lacrosse, Ultimate Frisbee. Adapted from: Harvey, Stephens. 2007. Using a Generic Invasion Game for Assessment. JOPERD Volume 78. No. 4. Retrieved from http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/contentdelivery/servlet/ERICServlet?accno=EJ795561. Rubric Code: LX44XCA By lj11no Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Invasion- Game Rubric
	Level 4 High Degree of Effectiveness 4 pts	Level 3 Considerable Effectiveness 3 pts	Level 2 Some Effectivness 2 pts	Level 1 Limited Effectiveness 1 pts
Offensive Strategy Use Awareness	Level 4 Dynamic Sees open spaces to move to in order to receive passes. Looks to intercept the play and gains a lot of success doing this. Knows where other people are on the field/court before receiving the ball.	Level 3 Proactive Sees open spaces to move to in order to receive passes. Looks to intercept the play but is not always successful. Knows where other people are on the field/court before receiving the ball.	Level 2 Reactive Stands still a lot of the time. Starts to be aware of free/open spaces. Reacts to where other people are and what other people do, without knowing where others are on the field/court.	Level 1 Passive/Static Stands still a lot of the time. Lacks awareness of free/ open spaces. Does not know where others are on the field/court.
Defending Players and Space	Level 4 Tight Marks players and spaces at the right times. Does not over-commit. Shows players away from danger areas. Uses concepts of pressure, support, and cover and applies them correctly. Knows where he or she is in relation to other defending players	Level 3 Solid Starts to mark space and players (person to person and zonal) and does this most of the time. Looks to intercept the ball and does not over-commit, but does not always show them away from danger areas. Sometimes loses position in relation to others	Level 2 Reactive Tends to follow one person. When a tackle is made he or she over-commits and leaves team exposed. Defends alone and not as a team.	Level 1 Passive/Static Tends to follow one person or totally marks space when not required to. When a tackle is made (this is rare) he or she over-commits and leaves team exposed.