Sport from the database
Tennikoit
played with a rubber ring, in which the objective is to catch and throw the ring back onto the opponent's half of the court. Also called ring tennis or tenniquoits. At its core, the sport is about win rallies with the ring through accurate throwing, catching, and placement. Participation format: Singles, doubles, and teams. It is typically contested on or in Net court. Scoring is based on Rally points through faults or unreachable throws. Core equipment includes Rubber ring, net, and marked court. Important forms include Singles, Doubles, Team tenniquoits. Listed competitions include World Tenniquoits / Tennikoit Championships, National Tennikoit Championships India. Origin/development: Deck-Tennis / Indien und internationale Tenniquoits-Strukturen, 2004.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
The objective is to win rallies with the ring through accurate throwing, catching, and placement.
Teilnehmer
Singles, doubles, and team competitions.
Teamgröße
Singles 1 vs 1, doubles 2 vs 2.
Spielfeld
Rectangular court with a net.
Dauer
Sets and time/point limits under International Tenniquoits Rules.
Wertung
Points come from rings not caught, thrown illegally, or thrown out.
Gewinnbedingung
Victory comes by winning sets/match under the rules.
Ausrüstung
- rubber ring
- net
- marked court
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- ring drops to the ground
- out throw
- net/court fault
- illegal catch or throw
- time violation
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
Federations
- World Tenniquoits Federation (WTF)
- Topend Sports Topend Sports · aggregator · medium
- International Rules Tennikoit Federation of India / World Tenniquoits Federation · official · high
- Tennikoit Federation of India TFI · federation · medium