Franklin AQUATICZ SPYDERBALL User manual

--Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
This is not a life saving device.Do not leave child unattended while
device is in use.
AGES 8+
ITEM NUMBER:
SPYDERBALL
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AQUATICZ
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PARTS LIST
ITEM#: 1
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x6
Joints
1
QTY
x6
Tubes
2
QTY
x4
Foam
3
QTY
x12
Net Hooks
5
QTY
x1
Ball
6
QTY
x1
Inflation Pump with Needle
7
QTY
x1
Net
4
QTY

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Find a clean, level place to begin the
assembly of your AQUATICZ™Spyderball.
We recommend that two adults work
together to assemble this target.
2. Remove all the parts from the box and verify
that you have all of the listed parts as shown
on the parts list page. Carefully cut or tear the
four corners of the box so that the bottom of
the box can be used as your work surface.
GENERAL NOTE
PARTS NOTE
STEP 1
1Slide Foam (#3) onto 4
Joint ends (#1).
Attach Net Hooks (#5)
to Tubes (#2) and then
attach assembled
Tubes to Joints (#1).
PARTS NOTESTEP 2
Attach Net (#4) to the
clips on tubes as
shown.
2
x6
x6
4 x1
2 2
5 5
22
1 1
1 1
1
1
33
33
3 x4
4
2
YOU ARE NOW READY TO PLAY!
22
5 5
5 5
5 5
5 x12
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PREPARING FOR PLAY:
Spyderball: This game is played with (2) teams, consisting of either (2) or (3) players per team.
NOTE – Teams are chosen amongst the group evenly. Flip a coin or volley for preferred service. Players should
line up next to their teammate, but are free to move anywhere around the net once the ball is put into play.
SPYDERBALL TERMS:
Serve – A ball struck into the net from Team (A) to Team (B) to commence play
Set – Volley between teammates to keep play alive or position to spike
Spike – Aggressive striking maneuver when attempting to score
1. SERVE IT! Teams should volley for serve to determine who goes first. The serve
results from a player on Team A striking the ball overhand into the net for the player
on Team B across from them. A “gentlemen’s serve” is suggested for normal play,
where the ball must be easily returnable. Each point should begin with a serve.
2. SET IT! A served ball MUST be set to one’s partner, as it is illegal to spike a
serve. A set is any strike of the ball that allows a volley to ensue. This is to set-up
one’s teammate’s spike. For any consecutive rallies, the number of sets are
optional, up the max of (3) hits total per team per turn.
VS VS
VS
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SERVE
SET
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3. SPIKE IT! Once your partner sets the ball to you, you are free to Spike the
ball into the net. A good Spike will not be returned by the opponents and will
earn you a point. Striking the Rim or a Clip is considered OUT, and results in
loss of possession.
NOTE – Teams have 3 hits amongst themselves to get the ball back to the net (the same number of hits
allowed as normal volleyball). If they cannot do so, the opposing team is granted a point. No player can hit the
ball twice in a row. (sets and spikes are both included when counting hits)
SCORING:
Only the team serving the ball is able to score a point during gameplay. A point is earned if the
opposite team is unable to return the ball to the net at any time during gameplay.
SERVING:
If the team that’s serving the ball is the team that’s unable to return the ball to the net, the
opposing team is them granting the following serve.
WINNING SPYDERBALL:
· The first team to reach 21 points wins the game. Keep in mind you can only score a point when your team
is serving the ball.
· Must win by 2 points
· Optional games to 11 allowed
· Shutout Rule - If a team reaches (9-0) during gameplay, the team win 0 points automatically loses.
CONTROVERSY RULES:
Once the ball is hit to the net by Team “A”, they must do everything in their power to grant Team “B” a fair
chance to hit the ball back to the net.
ON A SERVE – If the ball doesn’t bounce cleanly off of the net to the opposing team during the serve, the
serving team loses their turn and service is transferred to the opposing team. Rimmers lose a point and hitting
the pocket (outside area where the ball doesn’t cleanly bounce) is a do over.
SPIKE