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Have you ever played Spike Ball?

This sport is awesome! The mix of volleyball with a net in the center makes playing a total blast. You can have a bunch of people join in or split into two teams. Are you up for it?

Have you ever played Spike Ball?

Spikeball, or roundnet, is a sport that mixes volleyball with a net in the middle, making the game super fun and interesting.

What’s special about this game?

To play spikeball, you use a circular net supported by five legs.

How do you play?

One player starts the point by serving to the net, causing it to bounce to the opposing team. The opposing team has up to 3 touches to return the ball to the net. The game keeps going until one of the teams can’t return the ball.

Where do we play it?

The cool thing about this game is that you can play it on the beach, where it gets really fun and draws a crowd. Plus, you can set it up on any surface: sand, grass, or pavement, for example. It’s also pretty portable and lightweight, so you can easily take it anywhere.

Who wins?

A match is typically played as 2 out of 3 sets, each set going up to 11, 15, or 21 points. To win a set, you need to have a lead of 2 points.

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