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Dodgeball Tournament
Ages 18 and over
Cost-$15 per individual or $60 as a team
Can have a free agent list
Equipment- GVPR will provide game balls-6 rubber coated foam dodgeballs that are 8.25” in size
They can create their own shirts or jerseys to wear and best dressed wins a prize
We will hand out a trophy per division
We will provide water and snacks for everyone to purchase
“Teams will be expected to use the “Honor System” when enforcing rules. Any player legally put out should leave the court, whether the referee saw the play or not (if you’re out, you’re out).
Rules- GVPR will provide an official (Rec Aid). “That official will have final authority on all calls and rule interpretation.”
The game will be played in the View’s gym and be two teams of 6 players
The games will be a best of 7 series and single elimination
All Participants must sign waiver before they can play
Players can play in both tournaments if they pay both fees
No Women are allowed to play in the Men’s Tournament
Win by eliminating all of the opponents within the 3 minute time limit, if neither team is eliminated at the time limit, the team with the most players remaining wins
All exposed jewelry judged unsafe by the referee should not be worn. Exception: medical alert bracelets and necklaces.
Live-Ball Definition: A ball thrown at an opposing player that has not touched the ground or walls or any other out-of-bounds obstruction
The object of the game is to eliminate all opposing players by getting them “out”. This is done by: Hitting an opposing player(s) with a live ball at the shoulders or below (no head or neck), or Catching a live ball
The game will begin by placing 6 dodgeballs on the center line. Players will take position touching their respective back lines
When whistle is blown, each team will sprint to the center to retrieve balls
Once the balls are retrieved at the center, the balls must touch the respective players back line, this can be done so by running back and touching the line or throwing it back to a teammate on the line, or a player rebounds the ball off the back wall
Players must remain in their respective areas- behind the center line on their side of the court
Players may leave the court to retrieve a dead ball, but may not cross center court. A player may reach across center court, but may not step on or across the center line
A player may defend himself using another dodgeball. However, a player is out if, when defending with a ball, the live ball touches any part of that player or the ball is dropped
Anytime a thrown ball hits any part of a player’s head, the ball is dead and that player remains in the game
If a player catches a live ball, the “thrower” is out and everyone hit by the thrown ball remains in.
If momentum carries a player out of bounds while making a catch, the player is not out as long as they had control of the ball before going out of bounds
The first player out from a team that another player on the team catches a ball may reenter the game. Players must reenter in the order that they were put out
Each team is allowed one 30-second timeout per game
If injury occurs, the first one out on the team will be the one to take the other person’s place
Co-Ed teams must have 4-men and 2-women on court at all times, if playing with 5 players, teams must have at least 1 woman on court
There can be all Female teams in the Co-Ed Division
Teams must have a minimum of 5 players to start the game/ can have a max of 10 players
You can only make substitutions to the lineup in between games and matches