midcourt
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌkɔrt/
- The coach praised the midcourt for their quick decision-making during the match.
Examples
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A strong midcourt can control the flow of the game and support both defense and attack.
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The player positioned herself at midcourt.
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She trained hard to become the team's best midcourt in netball.
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He excels in the midcourt during games.
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During the game, the coach instructed the team to focus on their positioning near midcourt to control the play.
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The player made an impressive steal at midcourt, turning the game in their favor.
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As the game progressed, the ball frequently changed possession near midcourt, creating an exciting back-and-forth.
Synonyms
A player who plays in the middle of the field or court
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Morphology
Etymology
Midcourt comes from the parts mid ('middle') and court ('playing area'), and like midfielder it can mean a player who works in that middle area. So a midcourt helps connect defence and attack by playing in the centre of the court.