Wallyball

Overview & Examples

Wallyball is a fast-paced sport that was created in 1979 and originally called “ricochet ball.” The sport is similar to volleyball, but is played in a racquetball court with the walls being in play.

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Traditional Formats

Wallyball is typically played in men’s, women’s, and co-rec formats. For programs where participation is limited, open (mixed) leagues are common. Teams consist of two to four players, with substitutes if desired. League play and tournaments are offered.

Staffing

Wallyball is self-officiated by the participants. A court monitor can be used to answer questions and settle disputes.

Rules

Most programs adopt their rules from the rules set forth by the American Wallyball Association and make the necessary adjustments and medications to fit their needs.

Examples:

Belmont University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Purdue University-Calumet
University of Massachusetts
University of Michigan

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