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Beach
Contents 1 USA 2 Germany 2.1 Rules[4] 3 See also 4 References 5 External links USA[edit]
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A beach basketball team has three players plus a maximum of two players to change. The court consists of a sand surface in the range of about 12–15 m, and two opposing basketball baskets and backboard, which are situated on the short sides of the pitch. Basically, there are no out lines. The players play without shoes. A game lasts ten minutes, divided into two halves to five minutes. At halftime, the sides are changed. In a tournament team mentioned first at the beginning of the first half is in the possession of the ball. The second mentioned team has the ball in the second halftime. If the ball falls in the sand, the player first touches the ball may take the ball and continue unhindered. In an indecisive outcome of the game there will be a shoot-out. Each player has a free throw. See also[edit]
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