Dodgeball League

Duck, dive and dodge…

Our trampoline dodgeball league is the ultimate midweek activity for adults… Whether you’re getting a team together or coming along solo, we just know that our Dodgeball League will be the highlight of your week!

Weekly midweek games

Strictly ages 13+

Join individually or with a team

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Trampoline Dodgeball League

Duck, Dive and Dodge your opponent’s balls in our ridiculously fun (and slightly addictive) trampoline dodgeball league. Get a team together (or come along solo) and prepare to eliminate your opposition (but don’t get hit!). These games will be the highlight of your week!

It’s Supa fun, Supa fast and not for the fainthearted! Supaworld’s dodgeball league is open to people over the age of 13. Dive into the fun with our dodgeball games, comprising traditional dodgeball with trampolining to have you ducking and diving all over the place!

Geelong

Each season will consist of Tuesday night games running from 6pm on a 40 minute schedule (with 30 minute games). We’ll have 4 team players on the court at any one time, however you’re welcome to register up to 6 players per team (or, come along solo and we’ll find a team for you!).

Season Commencement

Team Size

Fees

Register

Trial Night

The Rules

The added element of bouncing around on the trampoline makes playing Dodgeball more challenging and fun for you and your opponent. The goal: Don’t get hit by your opponent but eliminate your opposition.
4 Players on the court at any one time (but teams can register up to 6 players)
The game begins with ready, set, Dodgeball
There are six balls at the commencement of the game
Players try to hit the opposing players below the neck with the ball
If a player is hit in the face, neck or back of the head, they are safe AND the player who threw it is out. However, if the player who is hit in the head either by ducking, bending over, or intentionally putting their head in the way of a ball, the ref ( at their discretion) may overrule the headshot call.
If a player catches a ball that was thrown at them, the player who threw it is out AND a teammate that was out may come back in to play.
If a ball hits the floor, wall or another object the ball is dead, and anyone who is hit with the ball after it is safe.
If a player attempts to catch a thrown ball and fails they are out.
If a thrown ball deflects off one person and hits another, they are both out. If a ball deflects off one person but is caught by a teammate, they are both safe.
A player may use a ball to block throws. However, if they drop the ball due to this they are out.
After a ball is deflected by a blocker ball, it is still ‘live’
If a deflected ball, hits someone in the face, it is a “no call’
When all the players on a team are out, the other team wins the game and is awarded one point. Teams then switch sides and start another game. The team that wins the most games win the match.
If each team only has one player left in the game, they have 1 minute to eliminate the other.
A player may not hold onto the ball longer than 10 seconds
Players can only throw the ball at the other team, kicking or spiking the ball is not permitted.
Players must remain on their own side.

Wodonga

Each season will consist of Thursday night games running from 6pm on a 40 minute schedule (with 30 minute games). We’ll have 4 team players on the court at any one time, however you’re welcome to register up to 6 players per team (or, come along solo and we’ll find a team for you!)

Season Commencement

Team Size

Fees

Register

The Rules

The added element of bouncing around on the trampoline makes playing Dodgeball more challenging and fun for you and your opponent. The goal: Don’t get hit by your opponent but eliminate your opposition.
4 Players on the court at any one time (but teams can register up to 6 players)
The game begins with ready, set, Dodgeball
There are six balls at the commencement of the game
Players try to hit the opposing players below the neck with the ball
If a player is hit in the face, neck or back of the head, they are safe AND the player who threw it is out. However, if the player who is hit in the head either by ducking, bending over, or intentionally putting their head in the way of a ball, the ref ( at their discretion) may overrule the headshot call.
If a player catches a ball that was thrown at them, the player who threw it is out AND a teammate that was out may come back in to play.
If a ball hits the floor, wall or another object the ball is dead, and anyone who is hit with the ball after it is safe.
If a player attempts to catch a thrown ball and fails they are out.
If a thrown ball deflects off one person and hits another, they are both out. If a ball deflects off one person but is caught by a teammate, they are both safe.
A player may use a ball to block throws. However, if they drop the ball due to this they are out.
After a ball is deflected by a blocker ball, it is still ‘live’
If a deflected ball, hits someone in the face, it is a “no call’
When all the players on a team are out, the other team wins the game and is awarded one point. Teams then switch sides and start another game. The team that wins the most games win the match.
If each team only has one player left in the game, they have 1 minute to eliminate the other.
A player may not hold onto the ball longer than 10 seconds
Players can only throw the ball at the other team, kicking or spiking the ball is not permitted.
Players must remain on their own side.

Hobart

Season Commencement

Team Size

Fees

Register

Trial Night

The Rules

The added element of bouncing around on the trampoline makes playing Dodgeball more challenging and fun for you and your opponent. The goal: Don’t get hit by your opponent but eliminate your opposition.
4 Players on the court at any one time (but teams can register up to 6 players)
The game begins with ready, set, Dodgeball
There are six balls at the commencement of the game
Players try to hit the opposing players below the neck with the ball
If a player is hit in the face, neck or back of the head, they are safe AND the player who threw it is out. However, if the player who is hit in the head either by ducking, bending over, or intentionally putting their head in the way of a ball, the ref ( at their discretion) may overrule the headshot call.
If a player catches a ball that was thrown at them, the player who threw it is out AND a teammate that was out may come back in to play.
If a ball hits the floor, wall or another object the ball is dead, and anyone who is hit with the ball after it is safe.
If a player attempts to catch a thrown ball and fails they are out.
If a thrown ball deflects off one person and hits another, they are both out. If a ball deflects off one person but is caught by a teammate, they are both safe.
A player may use a ball to block throws. However, if they drop the ball due to this they are out.
After a ball is deflected by a blocker ball, it is still ‘live’
If a deflected ball, hits someone in the face, it is a “no call’
When all the players on a team are out, the other team wins the game and is awarded one point. Teams then switch sides and start another game. The team that wins the most games win the match.
If each team only has one player left in the game, they have 1 minute to eliminate the other.
A player may not hold onto the ball longer than 10 seconds
Players can only throw the ball at the other team, kicking or spiking the ball is not permitted.
Players must remain on their own side.