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Dodgeball |
Adult Dodge Ball
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Two teams, each
team gets 5 players per round
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Substitutions
may be made between rounds only
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Each team may
set their own formations but there must be at least
3 players within 10 yards of the dividing line
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Players must never
cross the dividing line
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To eliminate a
player you must hit him with a thrown ball below
the shoulders or catch a ball he has thrown
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Note: If a player
ducks, and this is clearly the cause for the player
being hit above the shoulders, the player is out
and the throw is legal.
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Once a player
is hit he must sit on the sidelines for the remainder
of the round
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If a teammate
catches an opposing player's throw he may designate
one teammate who is out to return to the game
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Players who hit
someone in the head must sit out the current round
and the following round, with no substitution
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Game begins by
placing the dodgeballs along the center line. Players
then take a position behind their end line. Following
a signal by the official, teams may approach the
centerline to retrieve the balls. This signal officially
starts the contest.
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Rush Rule: Each
and every ball retrieved at the opening rush must
first be taken beyond the attack line and into the
team’s backcourt before it may be legally
thrown at an opponent. ( The Attack line is service
line on the tennis courts.)
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The first team
to legally eliminate all opposing players will be
declared the winner of that round; first team to
win best 2 out of 3 rounds wins the match. A 12-minute
time limit has been established for each match.
If neither team has been eliminated at the end of
the 12 minutes, the team with the greater number
of players remaining will be declared the winner.
In the case of an equal number of players remaining
after regulation, a 3-minute sudden-death overtime
period will be played.
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