Adult Tournament: Final Round Teams
2004 Champions (right) With Runner Up Finalists (left)
Kid's Tournament 2004
--TRANGLEBALL TOURNAMENT 2001-- AUGUST 25, 2001
First round action.
Working the far edges of your sector allows for deep angle shots against your opponent.
Catching the defense off guard is crucial andhighly responsible for winning volleys.
Accurate backhand shots will allow you to work both far edges, making you versatile in all situations.
Fake-outs and sudden passes to team members is a vital element to the game.
Quick reflexes, as seen here in this diving catch, is key in saving plays.
Both team members can keep a ball inplay along the sidelines as long as their feet remain in their sector.
Shots made low to the trangle will result in low ricochets.
This sequence of images illustrates how speed and angle work hand-in-hand.The farther out to the edge of your sector you shoot the greater an angle you will have to the opposite end of that sector. It also illustrates how our sideline cameraman Ed is about to get hit by the ball (bottom-sequence photo). Click here for sequence enlargement.
Another volley involving the same players (as above) an a well-placed bullet to the right corner of the trangle instead of the left. This placement ricochets the ball towards the middle of the sector, catching the defender off-balance. Click here for sequence enlargement.
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