Playoff Schedule

VOLLEYBALL

Overall

• Each team plays every other team 2 games to 25 points. Must win by 2; capped at 29.
• Each game won is worth 1 point in the standings.
• This ends right about at 9:30.

CRICKET

Overall

• Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ_rOw3grQ0
• Then look at the image posted below
• 2 innings; 4 overs per inning per team (note for next year: we eventually had to narrow it down to 3 overs per inning per team)
• An over has 6 balls (bowls); capped at 4 per player
• You win the game by scoring more points than the opposing team

Rules

• Must have 4 players in each half of the court when ball is bowled
• Each player at bat gets 4 good bowls total
• Player is out if: other team catches it directly OR the bowl hits the wickets when pitched to you.
• Ball hits back wall (line drive) = 6 points with play over. No bonus runs when you hit a 6.
• Roll on ground and hits back wall = 4 points with play over
• Ball hits side walls 1 pt but ball still alive
• No points for hitting wall behind the batter
• 1 pt if you make it to the other wicket; 2 points if you complete a run to and from other wicket.
• 1 pt to the at-bat team for each bad bowl. That bowl also does NOT count towards the total balls.
• Max 6 pts per at-bat.

DODGEBALL

Overall

• Each team plays 3 games against each other team. 0.5 pts for a won game, extra 0.5 pts if you win the series against another team.

Rules

• Game starts with both teams touching their wall with the balls lined up on the center line. Ref says "go" and players run to get a ball. Once you pick up the first balls, you have to retreat back to your passing line before you can throw it.
• A player is out if they are hit by a ball that they do not catch. If you're out, you immediately put up your hand, call "out", then go to your team's sidelines.
• You cannot use the ball to deflect other balls. If it hits a ball you're holding, you're out.
• Two-man swing: if a player catches a ball thrown at them, then the opposing player that threw the ball is out and one of the players of the catcher's team can return back into play. If you attempt to catch a ball and it hits a wall or the ground before catching it, you're out.
• If a ball hits the ground or a wall, it is dead.
• You have 10 seconds to throw the ball. It will be called by the ref.
• A single game ends when one team has all players eliminated.

WIFFLE BALL

Overall

• 3 innings per game

Rules

Essentially baseball

• Each at bat is a max of either 3 strikes or 4 balls, whichever comes first
• 3 outs per team per inning
• 5 run mercy per team per inning
• New pitcher each inning
• To get someone out: catch a fly ball, throw to a base before the runner, or through to the pitchers before someone makes it to a base

AUSSIE RULES FOOTBALL

Overall

• 12 minute games; 3 minute quarters
• 5 on 5 - odd number is anticipating one person as ruck then effectively two defenders two midfielders and two forwards (or dropping the mids)
• 1 pt for goals
• No body contact

Gameplay

• The game starts with a jump ball at center field (like in Basketball)
• The idea is to score a goal on your opponent's net. You score by punching it into the net without it touching an opponent. If it touches the opponent, it's not a goal and it's a turnover.
• You travel up the field by passing it to your teammates via a punch. A passed ball can touch the ground and it's still in play.
• Ball on ground, priority to first guy there, if unclear then “ball up” aka jump ball
• You can also take 3 steps with the ball then you need to pass it.
• Stalls - after a pass 3 steamboats, if you just hold it then it’s a turnover (counted by defender)
• Defence can score an own goal with no penalty - throw in. Defensive tactic. 
• Out of bounds – throw in
• Goal, start of quarter/half – ball up aka jump ball

SPIKEBALL

Tournament Play

• Each team is divided out into teams of 2. Example if Blue has 10 players: Blue 1, Blue 2, Blue 3, Blue 4, and Blue 5.
• If a team has odd numbers, we will pair the odd person with a member from another team.
• Play according to image above.

Gameplay

• Games: Go to 15 points, win by 2, capped at 19.
• Serving: The play starts with one team serving to a member from the other team across from them. A serve is hit roughly 7 feet away from the net and needs to bounce off the net without rolling or hitting the rim. If the server wins the point, they switch positions with their teammate and then serve to the other opponent. If the serving team loses a point, the other team starts serving. The next time the team gets a point the other member starts serving.
• Points: Points are earned on every single play. You don't have to be serving to win a point. A team earns a point when either: (1) the opposing team fails to return the ball, (2) the opposing team commits a fault like hitting the rim or rolling the ball across the net, or (3) the opposing team's server has 2 faults in a row.
• Rally: You can hit the ball with any part of your body to keep it up and in play. A team has a maximum of 3 hits to bounce the ball back off of the net. Once that happens, it's the opponent's turn to get it back off of the net.
• Disagreements: If teams disagree about a play, ex: if it hit the rim or not, then replay the point.

FLAG FOOTBALL

Overall

• 15 min games
• 6 vs. 6
• 1 point for a touchdown
• Teams can sub after any touchdown or turnover

Gameplay

• Rock-Paper-Scissors to determine who stars with the ball. Team starts with the ball at their ~5 yard line.
• Teams have 4 downs per possession to get a touchdown. If they fall short, it results in a turnover from that line of scrimmage or down.
• Defence can't pass the line of scrimmage until a count of 7 steamboats
• QB has 10 steamboats total for the ball to pass the line of scrimmage (pass or run). If not, it's a dead play and offence moves onto the next down
• If the ball is handed off, any defender may rush
• QB can’t run with the ball unless it was handed off first
• Once the ball has passed the scrimmage line, it cannot be passed forward. It can only be tossed or handed off backwards.
• The ball is dead when it hits the ground, the offensive player’s flag is pulled from their belt, the ball-carrier steps out of bounds, or the ball-carrier’s body—outside of their hands or feet—touches the ground
• Interceptions are returnable 

SOCCER BASEBALL

Overall

• 3 innings per game is PERFECT!