Sport from the database
Futnet
Futnet is a UNIF-governed net ball sport, formerly often called football tennis or soccer tennis. Singles, doubles and triples use a low net, ball contacts without arms/hands, defined court dimensions and set scoring; UNIF/Futnet World sources document the world body, Laws of Futnet and discipline structure.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
Play the ball with permitted body parts over the net into the opponent's court so the other side violates contact/bounce rules or cannot return it.
Teilnehmer
Singles, doubles or triples; men, women and youth categories under UNIF/event rules.
Teamgröße
Singles, doubles or triples; men, women and youth categories under UNIF/event rules.
Spielfeld
Futnet court with about 1.10 m net height, 9 x 12.8 m for singles/doubles and 9 x 18 m for triples in UNIF rule sources; indoor and suitable outdoor surfaces are possible.
Dauer
Duration depends on set, timed, tournament or local rules.
Wertung
Point on opponent fault; set to 11 with a two-point lead or first to 15, match typically over two won sets.
Gewinnbedingung
Win two sets or the announced match format under UNIF/event rules.
Ausrüstung
Futnet ball, low net, marked court, indoor/outdoor surface, referee and tournament system.
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- ball or implement out
- net/zone fault
- wrong contact sequence
- unsafe or local-rule violation
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
Federations
- Union Internationale de Futnet (UNIF)
- Futnet World Union Internationale de Futnet · federation · high
- Futnet rules and disciplines Futnet World / UNIF · official · high
- Laws of Futnet Union Internationale de Futnet · rulebook · high
- Union Internationale de Futnet Union Internationale de Futnet · reference · medium
- What is Futnet Futnet Espana · national-federation · medium