Kin-Ball

Game idea:
One team throws the ball and calls out the colour of one of the other teams. The other team must catch the ball before it hits the ground. The aim of the game is, of course, to throw the ball to the other team so that they cannot catch it before it hits the ground.

Scoring:

• If the receiving team drops the ball, the other 2 teams each get a point.
• If the serving team (or the serving team itself) makes a mistake, the other two teams each score one point.

Court:
The entire hall (maximum 21m x 21m). The walls, ceiling and objects in the sports hall (basketball hoop, etc.) are not part of the playing field and must be considered off.

Number of participants:
4:4:4

Playing rules:
The serving team determines the team that must receive the ball. Before the serve is executed, the serving player must call out the word "Omnikin" followed by the colour of the opposing team of their choice. Only then may he hit the ball upwards or horizontally with one or both arms. The ball must fly at least 1.8 metres. The team whose colour was called out loud becomes the receiving team and must control the ball before it touches the ground. You can control the ball with any part of your body without catching or holding it. If the ball is only touched by one or two players when it is received, they may move onto the pitch by holding the ball in their hands or by passing the ball to each other. In this way, they can thwart the opponents' defence on the next serve. As soon as three players of the team have touched the ball, the ball must be stopped. At this point, the ball must be served again.

If a mistake is made, the referee whistles and stops the game. The referee places the ball where the mistake was made and gives it to the team that made the mistake. The other two teams are awarded one point each.

Faults are awarded if

• the bouncing player hits the ball directly out of bounds (the ball touches a wall, the ceiling or any other object in the sports hall (basketball hoop, light, bench).
• the ball is hit with a downward trajectory.
• the ball does not fly at least 1.8 metres.
• the same player serves the ball twice in succession.
• the ball is not touched by 3 players during the serve.

The game lasts until one team has won 3 periods (maximum 7 periods in total). One period lasts 7 minutes.