Who's who in England's squad for the women's 2011 World Cup
Karen Bardsley (goalkeeper), New Jersey Sky Blue, age 26The 5ft 11in Santa Monica-born goalkeeper fills close-season breaks in her US pro career by serving as an assistant coach at the University of San Diego. Majored in graphic design at California State University.
Rachel Brown (goalkeeper), Everton, 30A Burnley fan and qualified PE teacher, Brown began playing in boys' teams and, suitably toughened up, earned a living keeping goal in the US before a knee injury intervened. After spending two years out of the game she was among the first England players to earn a £16,000 central FA contract in May 2009. Has more than 70 caps and kept five clean sheets during seven qualifiers for Germany 2011.
Siobhan Chamberlain (goalkeeper), Bristol Academy, 27Back at Bristol after stints with Vancouver Whitecaps and Chelsea, the London-born goalkeeper was part of Hope Powell's England squad who reached the World Cup quarter-finals in China in 2007. Rates Germany's Birgit Prinz as her toughest opponent.
Sophie Bradley (centre-half), Lincoln Ladies, 21Works part-time in a care home run by her father in Nottingham. Joined Lincoln Ladies after the creation of the Women's Super League. An excellent tennis player as a child, she switched to football after thriving in a boys' team. Her mantra is: "Keep your hopes high, your feet on the floor and the job's a good 'un." Can also operate at left-back. Dependable could be her middle name.
Claire Rafferty (left-back or left midfield), Chelsea, 22Rafferty was playing regular first-team football for the Millwall Lionesses at 14 but it took her until 2010 to break into Powell's senior squad, when she made her debut against Austria. An energetic and tough tackling left-sided presence.
Alex Scott (attacking right-back), Boston Breakers, 26An Arsenal fan as a girl, Scott played for Arsenal Ladies as well as Birmingham before heading for the US and a professional career. An experienced, often brilliant, overlapping right-back, she is adept at helping build play from the back.
Casey Stoney (left-back or versatile defender), Lincoln Ladies, 29Mature, versatile and blessed with outstanding leadership qualities Stoney – who has also played for Arsenal and Charlton – was briefly Chelsea's player-manager during 2009. Happiest when deployed at left-back, she reads games exceptionally well. A strong tackler and superb passer, Stoney first kicked a ball as an 11-year-old.
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They love to run so let them play dodge ball with one of those nerf or soft balls. girls against the boys or put four hoola hoops in the corners of a square make sure its big enough. put 8 balls in the center of the square pick 4 teams of four and put each team by the hoops then pick one player from each team to run and put a ball in their hoop then let another run to put a ball in their hoop but the object of the game is to kee all your balls in your hoop so you have to make sure the other team soesnt steal balls from your hoop to but in theirs give them 10 minute runs and at the end the team with the most balls in their hoop wins. then switch up the teams so all the kids have a chance to play this game can be modified according to the amount of kids you have at the time…
Don’t have activities where students are “out” for a period of a game, or not active while waiting their turn. This includes a lot of popular games, like kickball games, duck duck goose games, and relays. The most successful I’ve seen are variation tag games where everyone is almost always moving, and there are quick ways to get back in the game. A game I’ve used successfully is called Pirates and Sharks. Designate areas to be used as boats (I’ve used cones, hula hoops, or mats). Have one or two sharks in the center (with jerseys). When you yell out “Pirates swim!” the kids on the boats must run to another boat without getting tagged by the shark. If they are, they must stand there with their arms out until another pirate runs under their arm, and they then have safe passage to a boat. Once everyone has stopped, yell out “pirates swim!” again. Change up the sharks every so often so everyone has a chance. No one stays still for longer than one turn.
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