This was the idea of Jonathan, a very smart 8 year-old. He suggested this variation during Winter Indoor Family Sports 2009-2010, played in Springer Middle School in Wilmington, Delaware, USA, in conjunction with the Delaware Chapter of the Sierra Club. Play on a basketball court, indoors. One 2m x 2m goal at each end, under the basketball hoop. The adult team’s home territory is inside one of the 3-point lines. The kids team is the rest of the court. I.e. the mid line is moved all the way to one of the 3-point throw lines. Play with otherwise normal rules. 6-20 kids against 3-1o adults. Play with 5 or more discs. We prefer Aerobie Squidgee discs for indoor play. Adults have a long way to run before they can score. Kids can swarm the adults with multiple simultaneous attacks. Adults tend to pass quite a bit to get through the masses of kids.
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