BASKETBALL COURT

The basketball court is the playing surface,

consisting of a rectangular floor, with
baskets at each end.
Courts are comprised of several
foundational components: the baskets, the
three-point arcs, free-throw (foul) lines,
and the half court line.
The court size is about 28 m x 15 m wide
 OUTDOOR COURT

INDOOR COURT
 BACKBOARD
flat elevated vertical boards with
mounted baskets, or rims, used
to assist or return the basketball
after a shot.
Commonly made of Plexiglas or
tempered glass .
Backboards are 6 feet wide (72
inches) by 42 inches tall, with
the inner square being 24 inches
wide by 18 inches tall.
 BASKETBALL RIM
Basketball rims, or hoops, are
orange painted goals attached
to the backboard and used for
scoring points.
rims today are designed as
breakaway rims comprised of a
hinge and spring that allow the
rim to bend when a player dunks
without shattering the
backboard.
 BASKETBALL RIM
The rim itself is made of a
5/8 inches | 1.6 cm steel
diameter steel rod that is
formed into a ring with an
inner diameter of 18 inches |
45.72 cm.
Basketball rims are mounted
10 feet | 3.05 m from the
court floor.
 BASKETBALL NET

Basketball nets are hung

from the bottom of the rim
with lengths between 15-18
inches or 38.1-45.7 cm.
 BALL
The ball is round and the
outer casing should be
either Leather, Rubber, or
suitable synthetic
materials.
sizes come in variations
for different ages,
genders, and level of play.
BALL
 SCOREBOARD
a large board that displays the
score in a game
displays the time left in the
game or how long is left in your
quarter.
Scoreboards also display the
score both teams, how many
timeouts you have requested
and how many team fouls each
team has.
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