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The new sport of Tickleball was created by Dameon, Valmus, and Gabe Kowacich from Goosecreek South Carolina in March 2025. The sport is like tennis and pickleball with a bigger ball.

Equipment: A tennis racket, a pickleball net, and a middle sized rubber ball.

Tickleball Rules

Two teams of 1 to 1, or up to, to 3 to 3 (3 to 3 being the most fun), must use tennis rackets to hit a medium sized rubber ball across a pickleball net. Requires borders on both sides of the net, but not on the sides. New players if not careful will injure their wrist from clipping the ball with the racket. Low roof highly not recommended.

• Three hits per person
  
• If the ball flatlines on the ground the team who it the ball gets the point
  
• Score is same as tennis
  
• Can use hands to save your self (is not a foul)
  
• If net is high then the ball can go under on serve only.
  
• If the ball hits the opposite wall then bounces back and goes back under the net it's your point
  
• If the ball goes out from the sides then it's out on the person who hit it out
  
• A bad hit can just be called and the server will restart.
  

 

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