Soccer and Science?

Question

I have a Science Experiment due SOON and I am doing it on Soccer. The problem is that I need a Question to answer, like, a science question.
Also, keep in mind that I don't have to much money so I can't go out and buy 10 different soccer balls.

Answer 1

A question you could ask is does changing the angle of the shot increase or decrease the chance of me getting the ball in the goal. You could set the ball in the same place each time, but instead of coming straight at the ball each time, you would come at from a 45 degree angle to the ball and do it a bunch of times to see how often you miss, or get a goal from each angle. You could also see which side of the goal you are better at getting goals- left or right.

Answer 2

does your school distrist cover the price of materials? i know mine does. i did a project with fish and the total is almost $300. you should ask to see if they will repay the money to you.
for projects, possible choices include:
kicking the ball into different areas of the net to see which is most successful in getting a goal*
the one with a bunch of different soccer balls
something with the amount of air in a soccer ball and if it has any affect on how well u can play with it*
for the ones with stars (*) you need one or more people who are good at soccer

Answer 3

How about experimenting with angles and trajectories? Like when you play pool, I would bet similar rules apply when you kick a soccer ball