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Physical demands of international pre-matches and their relationship with the official match statistics among adolescent basketball players

Anna Gál-Pottyondy

Anna Gál-Pottyondy

  • Doctoral School of Sport Sciences, Hungarian University of Sport ScienceBudapest, Hungary
  • The Hungarian Basketball FederationBudapest, Hungary
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Áron Mészáros

Áron Mészáros

  • Doctoral School of Sport Sciences, Hungarian University of Sport ScienceBudapest, Hungary
  • The Hungarian Basketball FederationBudapest, Hungary
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Mészáros, Áron
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Gábor Farkasinszki

Gábor Farkasinszki

The Hungarian Basketball FederationBudapest, Hungary
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Farkasinszki, Gábor
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László Molnár

László Molnár

  • The Hungarian Basketball FederationBudapest, Hungary
  • University of MiskolcHungary
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Rita M. Kiss

Rita M. Kiss

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Mechatronics, Optics and Engineering Informatics, Budapest University of Technology and EconomicsBudapest, Hungary
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Lukasz Trzaskoma

Lukasz Trzaskoma

  • The Hungarian Basketball FederationBudapest, Hungary
  • Faculty of Physical Education, Department of Theory of Sport, Józef Piłsudski University of Physical Education in WarsawPoland
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Trzaskoma, Lukasz
  
25 cze 2025
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Data publikacji: 25 cze 2025
Zakres stron: 229 - 238
Otrzymano: 28 lip 2024
Przyjęty: 12 maj 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/bhk-2025-0022
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Study aim:

The study aimed to investigate the effects of age and gender on game-related performance (GRP) and the associations between GRP data and official game-related statistics (GRS).

Material and methods:

Seventeen U19, fifteen U16 boys, and thirteen U16 girls from the Hungarian national teams were monitored during 15 international pre-matches. GRP data were collected using WIMU PRO. GRS were selected from official box scores. A Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA followed by Dunn’s test was used to analyse differences between age groups and genders. Pearson correlation was used to examine the relationship between GRS and GRP.

Results:

Significant differences were found between U16 girls and boys in maximum speed (p = 0.024), playing load/min (p = 0.008), average HR (p = 0.009), jumps/min (p = 0.001), and explosive distance/min (p = 0.001). U19 and U16 boys showed significant differences in average speed (p = 0.015), maximum acceleration (p = 0.037), high-intensity acceleration/min (p = 0.001), and deceleration/min (p = 0.002). The average speed correlated with at least two GRS indicators in all groups: for U16 girls, with playing time (r = 0.349) and field goal/min (r = 0.276); for U16 boys, with playing time (r = 0.361), rebound/min (r = −0.484), and steal/min (r = 0.271); for U19 boys, with playing time (r = 0.361), assist/min (r = 0.421), turnover/min (r = −0.4), and PF/min (r = −0.379). Agility indicators significantly impacted GRS, especially in U16 boys. Total distance, jumps, and heart rate values had the weakest correlations with GRS.

Conclusion:

Among male players, GRS are more related to physical performance than in female players. As age increases, physicality becomes more important. High-intensity variables are most often correlated with GRS, highlighting the importance of focusing on intensity during match preparation.
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Angielski
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Medycyna, Podstawowe nauki medyczne, Podstawowe nauki medyczne, inne, Medycyna kliniczna, Zdrowie publiczne, Sport i rekreacja, Sport i rekreacja, inne, Wychowanie fizyczne
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