Event Info
Last day to order your $5 Sunflower State Games T-shirt is Monday, June 24th at 4:00 p.m.

DEADLINE:

Registration: Friday, July 5th at 6 pm.
Event date entriesThese will be at the discretion of the commissioner.  A $5 late fee will be added if, day of entry is accepted

 

FEE:
$20 per person

NO REFUNDS
 

COMMISSIONER:  

Cathy Drobny  cathy.drobny@gmail.com
 Gray Bealla         graybealla65@gmail.com

INDIVIDUAL PLAY ONLY FOR THE 2024 SSG GAMES:

  • Saturday, July 13th: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

    •  Wheelchair Divisions:  Boccia Class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and OPEN

    •  If you do not have a division, please contact the Boccia Commissioner

  • Sunday, July 14th: 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

    • Ambulatory Divisions:  Veteran Golden Age Division by Age Group
      Community Open Division by Age Group


COMPETITION:

  • The tournament format will be determined by the number of athletes registered.

  • A full set of rules can be found at  USA BOCCIA RULES

  • Boccia is a throwing sport played indoors, seeded with leather-like balls.  Boccia is played indoors on a smooth surface. The court is 6 meters by 12.5 meters.  The court includes a player's box measuring 1 meter by 2.5 meters.  The player remains in their playing box (with a few exceptions for coming on the court to look and 1-minute timeouts between ends).

  • Each player has 6 balls (red or blue) and a Jack (white target ball).  Players are allowed to bring their own set of balls.  There will be game balls available.  If a player cannot throw or kick the ball onto the court, they play with a ramp.

  • A coin is toss to determine the color of balls each player will play with, the winner will choose what color of balls they would like to play with.  Red starts by propelling the Jack ball onto the court.

  • ROTATION OF PLAY:  The player who threw the Jack, then follows up with their colored ball.  Blue then plays trying to get closer to Jack.  The color that is closest to the Jack does not play until their opponent's ball is closer or their opponent plays all of their balls.  Then any remaining balls are thrown trying to get closer to the Jack. 

  • SCORING:  After all balls have been played, the END is scored.  The color that is closest to the Jack scores.  The closest color gets as many points as the number of balls closer than their opponent's closest ball to the Jack.

  • Four Ends are played with Red serving Ends 1 and 3.  And Blue serving 2 and 4.  At the completion of 4 Ends, the highest score wins.PENALTIES FOR FOULS:Retraction of the played ball-

    Penalties
    Retraction of Played Ball

  • Propelling the ball without waiting for the referee's signal
  • Ramp players must move the ramp from left to right on two occasions

         Before throwing the Jack
         Before their first ball if there's a tie break

 

  • The Jack Ball must cross the V-line and not touch a boundary line to be valid.  During their End to serve, a player gets one chance to throw the Jack into the valid area.  If the Jack is fouled, their opponent gets to serve the Jack.


Retraction and penalty ball-

  • Touching a line in the throwing box while throwing

  • Must remain seated during the throw (for the USA Boccia divisions ONLY)

 

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