Drop Zone

Drop Zone is a competitive ball game that combines strategic thinking, quick reflexes, and teamwork. Although it is a relatively recent addition to the world of sports, it has quickly gained popularity due to its dynamic gameplay and easy-to-understand rules. The game is typically played in a small, enclosed area, often referred to as the "zone," and can be adapted for a variety of settings, including schools, sports leagues, and recreational clubs.

Objective:

The primary goal of the game is for a team to score by dropping the ball into a designated scoring area within the opposing team's zone while preventing the other team from doing the same.

Gameplay:

At the start of the game, the ball is placed in the center of the court, and both teams compete to gain possession.
Players must use their hands to pass, throw, or bounce the ball to teammates.
The key strategy is for players to "drop" the ball into a designated scoring area in the opposing team’s side. The scoring area might be a goal, a target, or a marked zone within the team’s half.
Players can intercept, block, or deflect the ball to prevent the opposing team from scoring.