Boardball Original Outdoor Yard Game
Boardball Original Game is an exciting indoor or outdoor sport that blends elements of volleyball and roundnet into a fast-paced, easy-to-learn experience. Using just a specially designed board and ball, players rally, score, and compete without the need for a net. Portable, durable, and quick to set up, Boardball is perfect for backyards, gyms, beaches, schools, and camps. Fun for all ages and skill levels, it delivers active play anytime, anywhere.
Includes: Game Board, Full-Size Volleyball, and Hand Pump
CROSSNET® Signature Volleyball
Serve, spike, and dominate the court with the Boardball Volleyball, designed for peak performance in every match. Crafted with high-quality materials, this ball offers a soft-touch feel, durable construction, and consistent flight for reliable play on grass, sand, or indoor courts. Its bold, modern design stands out during competitive rallies, while the premium grip ensures better control and accuracy. Whether you're training, playing a casual game, or going all-in during a tournament, the Boardball Volleyball is built to keep up with your intensity. Perfect for athletes of all levels, it’s the ultimate upgrade to your volleyball gear lineup.
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- To serve, you must stand at least 6ft away from the board.
- Bounce the ball onto the black surface of the board, to the player diagonal from you.
- Winners serve. Switch positions with your partner after every successful point.
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- If your serve hits the “red” edge, it is considered a “fault”, which means you get one more chance to hit the ball onto the black surface (like one fault in tennis).
- If you miss the board completely, this is considered a missed serve or an “air ball” and you do not get a second serve.
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- Off a serve, you must pass to your partner before bouncing the ball back to the opposing team.
- Once a ball has been returned from a serve, you can hit the ball back on the first touch.
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- You get a maximum of 3 collective touches before the ball must be bounced back onto the black part of the board to the opposing team (see “black ball” below).
