Hereâs a large group game and for safety reasons use transition or foam balls for this fun and competitive activity. Divide your players into two teams of three or four. All the players from each team start on the court (two at the net end two on the baseline). Begin a point with a courtesy feed or pro feed. The player that misses is out. When a team wins the point they can add one player back to the court. Teams try to eliminate all the players from the other team to win the game. Variation: A untouched winner automatically wins the game.
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