Setup, Equipment & Instructions
- There are three zones: two scoring zones and a middle zone.
- Each scoring zone has a kaitiaki or defender that guards three cones with tennis balls on top. Their job is to stop the attackers from hitting them off with the game ball.
- The ball must be touched by a Smashie in each zone before a team can score.
- Defenders must stay arms length from the opposition.
- A point is scored hitting a ball off the cone in the scoring zone. The ball is placed underneath the cone to indicate it has been hit.
- The team to hit all three targets first, wins.
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