SOFTBALL
TOURNAMENT- Teams
are 5 boys/5 girls Each game is a maximum of 3 innings. There is a 10
run
limit per inning. Slinging the bat is an automatic out. All batters
&
runners must wear shoes and the decision of the official is final. Any
disputes with the official will cause for a district forfeit. If a
district
is up by 11 points at the close of the 2nd inning, the game is
called.
Northwest vs Southeast (rd 1), Northeast vs Southwest (rd 2), loser rd
1 vs loser (rd 3-for 3 rd & 4th), winner 1 vs winner 2 (rd 4 for 1
st & 2nd)
POOL RELAY 5
racers (no more than
three of any gender) Race may be adapted. This is an example of
the
skills that may be completed SHALLOW END—Player one fills the canteen
without
placing under the pool water & walks to their partner on the eagle
symbol with a beach ball With the beach ball & canteen &
swims (no walking) to the wall and hands the canteen & beach ball
to
the third person. The third person holding the canteen pushes the beach
ball without using their hands. The fourth person takes the canteen,
empties
it & then hits the beach ball to player five. Player five swims
with
the beach ball to the finish line.
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT—
6 delegates,
may have one adult Northeast vs Southwest Southeast vs Northwest Loser
round 1 plays loser round 2 for 3 rd & 4 th Winner round 1 plays
winner
round 2 for 1 st & 2 nd Six players play. Rotate for serve. Each
game
is 15 minutes. Ties will be broken with three minute over time.
Officials
are final
Wii COMPETITION- 4
team
members
–
can be youth or adults.
Each district has four team members. Wii game will be drawn at random
and from the team of four a competitor or team is selected for the
contest. Wii contests may include but are not limited to bowling,
homerunning hitters, boxing, wii fit skills, etc.
KNOWLEDGE BOWL- 4
youth
Quiz
bowl
with
questions
relative to 4-H, science, engineering &
technology. Each round
will consist of a minimum of five toss up questions. Additionally, two
team questions will be asked. Team questions may be discussed before
answering.
Toss up questions are worth 1 point, team questions are worth 2 points.
Ties will be broken by three additional toss ups until a winner is
named.
Northeast versus Northwest Round One Southeast versus Southwest Round
Two
Loser Round One vs Loser Round Two for 3 rd and 4 th Winner Round One
vs
Winner Round Two for 1 st and 2 nd
BINGO - 4
competitors, one may be
an adult All competitors will be given one card. Caller will announce
BINGO's
styles. Play will proceed for 30 to 45 minutes at the discretion of the
caller. 1 point is scored for each BINGO called. Winners will be
determined
by number of points earned by a district at the tournament. Ties will
be
broken by elimination games. An individual may play one card only.
Cards
may be traded in every 15 minutes.
CANOE RACE- 3
youth, atleast one
boy and one girl On go, all three canoers board canoe and paddle around
the island to the sailing beach. Beach the canoe and
everyone
out. Carry the canoe to point on land and return to beach. Reload and
paddle
back. Race ends with Canoe docked and all players out of the
canoe.
RELAY RACE - 4
competitors one adult
is allowed but not required. Racers begin with a crab crawl to
the
next racer. Second racer runs four times around a bat & runs to the
next station. Third racer foot races uphill around and back down. Final
racer eats three crackers and sings I'm a little teapot and sit
down
ROPE PULL- 4
boys, 4 girls Northwest
versus Southeast round one Northeast versus Southwest round two Loser
round
one versus Loser round two for third and fourth Winner round one versus
Winner round two for first and second
SCAVENGER HUNT-Teams of six with no
more than three adults and atleast one male and one female will have
clues to collect items around Rock Eagle.
COTTON EYE JOE A THON-Each district
should have alteast 3 and no more than 6 dancers who will do the cotton
eyed joe. Judges will tap out those who have "missed a step" Last
ones standing are winners.
