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A plan designed to score points or goals in a team sport.

A plan intended to stop the opposing team from scoring and to regain possession of the ball or puck.

A defensive strategy where each player is responsible for defending a specific area of the court or field instead of marking a specific opponent.

A defensive strategy where each defender is responsible for guarding a single opponent.

A defensive tactic used to put pressure on the opposing team's ball handlers before they can set up their offensive play.

An offensive strategy in basketball where a team quickly moves down the court in an attempt to score before the defense can set up.

An attacking play that occurs as an immediate response to an opponent's attack, often when the opponent is vulnerable.

In American football, a deceptive offensive play where a team fakes a run to draw defenders in, then attempts a pass.

A basketball play where a player sets a pick (screen) for a teammate handling the ball and then 'rolls' towards the basket to receive a pass.

A technique used in basketball where a player positions themselves between an opponent and the basket to secure a rebound.

In American football, a defensive strategy where additional players rush towards the quarterback in an effort to disrupt the offense.

In hockey, a situation where one team has more players on the ice due to an opponent's penalty, giving them a numerical advantage.

The action of hitting or passing the ball/puck away from one's own goal area to reduce scoring danger, commonly used in soccer and hockey.

A style of play in soccer characterized by short passing and movement, maintaining possession, and working the ball through various channels.

A tactical strategy in soccer where players apply intense pressure on the opposition high up the pitch to force turnovers.

In American football, a play in which the quarterback passes to a receiver or running back who is protected by a screen of blockers.

In hockey, the strategy of removing the goalkeeper for an extra skater to increase offensive power, usually during a trailing situation.

A basketball strategy where a team applies defensive pressure over the entire court, trying to force the offense into making mistakes.

A playstyle in tennis where a player moves rapidly towards the net after serving, aiming to put pressure on the opponent's return.