An analysis of scoring structure on beach handball game ~ As the 2010 Sport for all Women’s Beach Handball Championship for example ~

• Main Authors: Wang Yung-Tai, 王永泰
• Other Authors: Chao Rong-Jui
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/cx733v

碩士 === 國立臺灣體育運動大學 === 體育研究所 === 100 === 　　The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships of scoring between the winning team and the losing one in 2010 Sport for all Women’s Beach Handball Championship. The relationships included the scoring of every scoring structure, the divergence of score, and the result of the competition. The samples were the fifteen competitions of the 2010 national athletic meet. This study were using descriptive statistics to analyze the percentage of every scoring structure between the winning team and the losing one, one-way analysis of variance to analyze the divergence of every scoring structure, Pearson product-moment correlation to analyze the relationship of every scoring structure and the results, and the multiple regression analysis to build the regression formula of every scoring structure and the results. The major findings were summarized as follows: 1.The scoring high to low were 0-5 minute, 11-15 minute, 6-10 minute, and 16-20 minute. The scoring of time interval 0-5 and 11-15 were 62.03%. The winning team was significant higher than the losing one in 0-5 minute, 6-10minute, and 11-15 minute, but in 16-20 minute was not. 2.The twelve competitions got most score in district B, and the rate was 64.58% to 38.24%. The winning team was significant higher than the losing one in district B and C, but not in A. 3.Six competitions had better score in goal shooting and goalkeeper shooting. The rate was 54.29% to 79.17%. Eight competitions had better score in in-flight and goalkeeper shooting, and the rate was 52.83% to 82.14%. The winning team was significant higher than the losing one in the in-flight and goalkeeper shooting, but not in shooting, airborne relay, and penalty shot. 4.In this study, the twelve independent variables had significant positive correlation. 5.In this study, the five independent variables included the scoring of 0-5 minute, in-flight, goalkeeper shooting, shooting, and penalty shot could predict the competition in 99%. Above all, 0-5 minute was the best and in-flight were the second.