Beach Survival Challenge Rules

Beach Soccer Rules

This is a coed event. Each team must have four players on the field at all times. At least one of the players must be a female. There are no Goalkeepers. 2. Teams will play all other teams assigned to their field one time, thus the number of games played will vary depending on the number of teams assigned to a field. 3. If your team does not meet the field requirements (4 players, one being female), the game will be forfeit. 4. Games will last a maximum of 10 minutes. Length of games will be determined by the number of games that each team will be playing. 5. Choice of ends and kick off will be determined by the toss of a coin. 6. The team with the highest amount of points at the end of the game will earn the win. 7. In the event of a tie, each team will chose a member for a shoot-out. 8. The ball is considered in play as soon as it has traveled the distance of its own circumference. 9. There are no off-sides. 10. After a goal has been scored, the team who was scored upon shall restart the game. 11. The ball is out of play when the whole ball the goal line or out-of-bounds line. 12. Time-outs: a. Each team is permitted one time-out per game, and cannot be carried over into the next game. b. Time-outs will be limited to 30 seconds. c. The clock will continue to run during a time-out, unless it is during the last 2 minutes of the game. d. Can only be called in dead-ball situations.
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Substitutes can be made on the fly. 14. If a ball from another court enters during play, the official will stop play and restart the game when appropriate. 15. Balls out-of-bounds are indirectly kicked in at the point that they went out. An indirect kick must be touched by another player on the field before it can be counted as a goal. 16. Direct kicks (which are kicked from the spot of the foul) occur when opponents are guilty of tripping, charging, pushing, or any type of inappropriate play. Direct kicks do not have to be touched by another player to count as a goal. During direct or indirect kicks, all other players must be at least 10 ft. away. 17. Penalty kicks are awarded when: a. Handballs occur in the goalie box. b. Scoring opportunities are unfairly denied. c. Flagrant fouls occur in the penalty box area. 18. Penalty kicks are taken from 7 yards away. After ball has been kicked, it then becomes a live ball. All players other than the kicker must be outside of the penalty area. 19. All decisions made by official are final. 20. No shoes, jewelry, or watches, may be worn on the field. 21. Scoring: a. Goals made by females will count for 2 points, and goals scores by males will count for one. b. Tiebreakers will be determined by the referee. c. The team with the most wins after all games are played will receive 100 points. The scorning from there will be 75 for 2nd, 50 for 3rd, and 25 for 4th.
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Ultimate Frisbee Rules

Must have 4 players on the field at, with one being a female. 2. Games will last a maximum of 10 minutes. The length of games will be determined by the number of games each team will be playing. 3. The team to receive the disc first will be determined by the flip of a coin. 4. Initiate Play-Each point begins with both teams lining up on the front of their respective end zone line. The defense throws (pulls) the disc to the offense. 5. Scoring-Each time the offense completes a pass in the defenses end zone, the offense scores 1 Point. 6. Movement of the disc- The disc may be advanced in any direction by completing a pass to a teammate. Players may not run with the disc. The person with the disc has ten seconds in which to throw it, and the disc must be thrown to another player (not caught by the thrower). The defender guarding the thrower counts out the stall time. 7. Change of Possession- When a pass is not completed (e.g. out of bounds, drop, block, interception), the defense immediately takes possession of the disc and becomes the offense. 8. Substitutions- Players not in the game may replace players in the game after a score, or during an injury timeout. 9. Non-contact- No physical contact is allowed between
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players. Picks and screens are also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact is made. Fouls- When a player initiates contact on another player, a foul occurs. When a foul disrupts possession, the play resumes as if the possession was retained. Spirit of the Game- Ultimate Frisbee stresses sportsmanship and fair play. Competitive play is encourages, but never at the expense of respect between players, adherence to the rules, and the basic joy of play. Referee has final say in all calls. Scoring: a. Each time the offense completes a pass in the defenses end zone, the offense scores 1 Point. b. Tiebreakers will be determined by the referee. c. The team with the most wins after all games are played will receive 100 points. The scorning from there will be 75 for 2nd, 50 for 3rd, and 25 for 4th.

Tug-o-War Rules
Teams must have an equal number of participants as well as an equal number of females. Referee will determine balanced teams. 2. Individuals may wear long sleeves, tape hands, or wear gloves. 3. Holes may not be dug into the ground before the competition starts. 4. Disqualification will result from the following: a. Sitting on the ground or on any other teammate. Should a person fall, they must recover immediately. A caution against one person is a caution against the entire team. b. Letting go of the rope before a pull has been completed.
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5. At the start of the pull, each team lines up behind a line

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in its start area. Each pull is conducted by the referee as follows: - Take up the rope Each team picks up the rope. - Take up the slack Both teams take up slack without pulling. - Go- Teams begin pulling. 6. Only the last person may wrap the rope around their body, anchoring the rope. 7. A team is considered defeated when the marker on the rope has crossed the line furthest from that team. The referee will then signal to end the pull. 8. Referee has final say in all calls. 9. Scoring: a. Matches will last no more than 5 minutes. b. If the time has expired without a declared winner, the team that moved the flag the furthest will win. c. Ties will be broken using the time elapsed during the pulls. d. The team with the most wins after all games are played will receive 100 points. The scorning from there will be 75 for 2nd, 50 for 3rd, and 25 for 4th.

The Ultimate Beach Survival Obstacle Course

General Rules
All team members must participate, and must be present to begin the course. Teamwork is key, and unsportsman-like
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conduct will not be tolerated and may result in disqualification. Teams will be chosen at random, and will need to report to the obstacle course as soon as all team members are available.

Team set up

Two team members will begin at the first station, one team member will be waiting at each consecutive station (i.e. the next person will be waiting at the dummy drag). This is not a relay! The team members that begin the event will continue through the entire course. If team members have full teams (6 members) they will have all members participating for the last three stations (beginning with The Buddy System). Station #1: Cargo Crawl & Tire Trek 2 team members One team member will follow the other, first crawling under the cargo net, then through the tires. You may not touch the net with any part of your body, and you must step into each tire, or you will have to begin again. Station #2: Dummy Drag 3 team members Each of the team members will be responsible for getting their dummy across a marked portion of the beach. You may drag it or carry it, whatever it takes, but you must not damage the dummy in any way. Team members may help each other with a dummy but the struggling member must have at least one hand on the dummy at all times as the trek is being made. Station #3: Knot for the Faint of Heart 4 team members Team members will work together to untie all of the knots covering the chest. Once all of the knots are untied, the lid may be lifted and puzzle pieces removed. All knots must be untied before the lid may be lifted and assembly begins. The puzzle must be fully and correctly completed before any team members move to the next station.
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Station #4: Life Ring Launch 5 team members Between the five members of the team, four life rings must land within the marked area. All five members must attempt throwing a ring. Life ring must land fully within the area (i.e. it cannot be half in and half out). Four rings must land within the area before any team members may move on. Station #5: The Buddy System (Three-Legged Race) 4-6 team members This is your typical three-legged race, with the added difficulty of moving through the sand. Team members must pair off two-by-two, each placing one leg into a potato sack. The partners must each keep one leg in the sack while moving to circle the cone, and then return to the start. In the event that a team does not have 6 members, all members must still be tied to another teammate. This may mean tying three people together, or one person repeating the task, but no one is allowed to move on their own! Station #6: Q & A - To Save the Day 6 team members Teams will move between four stations where they will be given four questions regarding beach safety. Each station will contain a multiple-choice question, with three possible answers (A, B, or C). There will be three corresponding boxes labeled A, B, and C. When the team has decided which answer they believe is correct, they may lift the lid of that box, and that box only (ex. They decide C is the correct answer, they will then lift the lid to the box marked C). If they have chosen the correct answer there will be 2 sponges in the box (which the team may take), if the answer chosen is incorrect the box will be empty. The whole team must move from one station to the next together, answering only one question at a time.
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Station #7: Bucket Brigade 6 team members Teams will be given one sponge, and may use the sponges earned at the previous station. The teams must fill a bucket to a certain level by retrieving water from the lake using their sponges. The bucket may not be moved, and only water from the sponges may be placed in the bucket. Team members may position themselves in anyway that they find useful, so strategy is key! Once the water reaches the fill line the time will be stopped. This time will be used to calculate the score for the obstacle course.