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Touch (Sport)

Touch (Sport) is a ball or target-game sport in which points, goals, hits, or sets decide competition. At its core, the sport is about score more touchdowns than the opposition. Participation format: Teams, usually six-a-side. It is typically contested on or in Grass/turf field with touchdown zones. Scoring is based on Touchdowns. Core equipment includes Oval touch ball, marked field, and team kit. Important forms include Open / men's / women's, Mixed touch, Beach / indoor touch. Listed competitions include Touch World Cup, Trans-Tasman Touch Series, European Touch Championships. Origin/development: Australien, 1968. The sport is actively practiced today.

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Classification

Category Ball sport
Family Ball Sport
Level Main sport

Weitere Angaben

Tags team, outdoor, touch-sport, ball-sport, ballsport

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

The objective is to score more touchdowns than the opposition.

Teilnehmer

Teams in men's, women's, mixed, age, and beach/indoor categories.

Teamgröße

Standardly six players per team on the field.

Spielfeld

Rectangular grass or turf field with touchdown zones.

Dauer

Match duration under FIT and competition rules.

Wertung

A touchdown counts when the ball is controlled and grounded in the score zone.

Gewinnbedingung

More touchdowns at full time wins.

Ausrüstung

  • rugby/touch ball
  • field markings
  • team kit

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • forward pass
  • touch count exceeded
  • rollball/tap fault
  • offside
  • excessive contact

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • Federation of International Touch (FIT)
  • Wikipedia DE Wikipedia DE · reference · medium
  • FIT rules of the game Federation of International Touch · official · high
  • About FIT Federation of International Touch · federation · high
  • FIT Federation of International Touch · federation · high
  • TFA Touch Football Australia · official · high