off season's Usage Examples:

During the off season Phil busied himself inventing, running hotels, and promoting sporting events.

Although eventually choosing to concentrate on hockey, during off seasons early in his career, he continued to play competitively.

During the 1931 playoff season, Watson refereed several OHA games.

Following Juan Encarnación's face injury on August 31, 2007, workers extended the screen from dugout to dugout during the 2007-2008 off season.

It annually hosts every PBA Basketball Championship, NCAA Basketball Championship, as well as the University Athletic Association of the Philippines Basketball and Volleyball championships, UNTV Cup regular season and off season opening games and championships, and also the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League.

Whilst the departure of Meerman in the off season left the Heathcote cricket community reeling, the saints, under the captaincy of Fish Conforti were unable to deliver a 3 peat and subsequently has been the only skipper not to deliver a premiership since admission into the NUCA.

Brown recorded three interceptions and 111 tackles in 2002, despite sustaining a hand injury during the off season.

It was the last game in Thrashers's home Philips Arena before the team relocated to Winnipeg in the off season.

The aim was to rejuvenate the once flagging format and provide enticing rewards for cyclists during the road cycling off season.

During the 2011 off season, Dorsey was an IMG employee who trained NFL quarterbacks Cam Newton, Christian Ponder, and Joe Webb, and wide receiver Randall Cobb.

A talented rugby league player in his youth, he trained with the Western Districts Football Club in the off season to maintain his fitness.

Over the winter, with Test vacancies beckoning, Davidson and Benaud became training partners and decided to bowl for three hours continuously on a daily basis through the winter off season.

PhilanthropyReitsma also performs generous charity work in the off season with the mentally and physically handicapped.

Synonyms:

season,

Antonyms:

high season, dry season,