Shot

Shot Result

Free Throw Succeeded

Scoring a point by successfully shooting the ball into the basket from the free throw line

Free Throw Failed

Failing a point by unsuccessfully shooting the ball into the basket from the free throw line

Two-Point Shot Succeeded

Scoring two point by successfully shooting the ball into the basket from the two point area

Two-Point Shot Failed

Failing a point by unsuccessfully shooting the ball into the basket from the two point area

Three-Point Shot Succeeded

Scoring three point by successfully shooting the ball into the basket from outside the three point line

Three-Point Shot Failed

Failing three point by successfully shooting the ball into the basket from outside the three point line

Shot Block

A shot that blocked before the ball reaches its apex during a shot

Airball Shot

A shot that misses everything; net, backboard, and rim.

Shot Type

Set Shot

A shot taken with both hands where a player stands without jumping

Jump Shot

A shot taken with one or both hands where a player jumps into the air

Dunk Shot

A dunk shot refers to a shot where the ball is slammed directly into the basket from above the rim.

Lay-up Shot

A layup shot refers to a shot that is thrown up from below, laying the ball up near basket.

Floater Shot

A floater shot refers to a shot thrown overhead, drawing a high curved trajectory to avoid the height of the opposing player.

Hook Shot

A hook shot refers to a shot where a player lifts the ball with one hand to avoid the opponent's defense, and throw the shot by twisting your body so that the hand with the ball is far from the opponent.

Tip-in Shot

A tip-in shot refers to a shot that is slightly pushed in with the fingertips during an offensive rebound (classified as a dunk shot, not a tip-in shot, when grabbing the goal post).

Alley-Oop Shot

An alley-oop shot refers to a shot where a player catches a pass in the air and throw it before the player touches the court.

Attack Type

Counter

A counter refers to the offensive team attempts attack quickly before the opponent's defense is set up.

Pass

Pass Result

Pass Succeeded

A pass succeeded means that a player with the ball has successfully delivered the ball to a teammate.

Pass Failed

A failed pass means the action of a player with the ball intending to deliver the ball to a teammate has failed.

Pass Area

Attack Area Pass

An attack area pass refers to a pass in the attacking area when the court is divided into half based on the half-line.

Defence Area Pass

A defensive area pass refers to a pass in the defensive area when the court is divided into half based on the half-line.

Key Pass

A key pass refers the following cases.

  1. a player who received the pass attempts a shot immediately
  2. a player who received the pass in the paint zone attempts a shot in the paint zone
  3. a player who received the pass attempts to shot without dribble passing an opponent player

Assist

Assist refers to the following cases.

  1. a player who received the pass attempts a shot immediately and score or gets a free throw from the shot action and score from the free throw
  2. a player who received the pass in the paint zone attempts a shot in the paint zone and score or gets a free throw from the shot action and score from the free throw
  3. a player who received the pass attempts to shot without dribble passing an opponent player and score or gets a free throw from the shot action and score from the free throw

Defence

Steal

A steal refers to the act of intercepting an opponent's pass, directly taking away the ball from an opponent with the ball, or hitting the ball out from an opponent with the ball and then having a teammate take possession of it.

Block

A block refers to the act of a defender preventing a shot from reaching its peak.

Deflection

A deflection refers to a player hits the pass or the ball in possession of the opponent player, but the opposing team continues to maintain possession.