backrow
backrow Lexical Profile
backrow Game Scores & Validity
• noun
In rugby, the group of forwards forming the rear line of the scrum, typically consisting of two flankers and the number eight.
"The coach praised the backrow for their relentless tackling and quick ball recovery throughout the match."
In volleyball, the rear section of the court behind the attack line, or the three players positioned there primarily for defense and reception.
"She rotated into the backrow to stabilize the team's serve receive."
A line of seats, desks, or people located at the rear of a room, auditorium, or group.
"Several students in the backrow had trouble reading the small text on the projector screen."
• adjective
Relating to, situated in, or playing in the rear line of a sport's formation or seating arrangement.
"The team relied heavily on their backrow attackers to score points from behind the three-meter line."
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