Indigenous North American Stickball
History Of The Game:
Indigenous North American Stickball is also known as Native American Stickball. The first written recording of the game was in the 17th century. Evidence suggests it was played hundreds of years earlier. Events could have lasted several days and 100 -1000 men played the game.
Rules of the game:
The size of the game has gone down over the years but tribes all over the world still play the game. The game is played on a 100 yard field with two polls. The polls are the goals. To start the game there is a jump ball. Teams scramble and fight for the ball. The number of players has no max limit but have to be equal. There are three groups of players. Polemen (goalies),
History Of The Game:
Indigenous North American Stickball is also known as Native American Stickball. The first written recording of the game was in the 17th century. Evidence suggests it was played hundreds of years earlier. Events could have lasted several days and 100 -1000 men played the game.
Rules of the game:
The size of the game has gone down over the years but tribes all over the world still play the game. The game is played on a 100 yard field with two polls. The polls are the goals. To start the game there is a jump ball. Teams scramble and fight for the ball. The number of players has no max limit but have to be equal. There are three groups of players. Polemen (goalies),