Overview
End Zone Exchange is a strategic and athletic game where players alternate between throwing and catching to score points through skillful catches. Both throwing accuracy and catching prowess are essential to success in this dynamic back-and-forth competition.
How to win
- Points are awarded based on the type of catch: Standard catch (two hands): 1 point; One-handed catch: 2 points; Jumping…
- Standard catch — Catching with two hands scores 1 point.
- One-handed catch — Catching the ball with one hand scores 2 points.
- Jumping catch — Both feet leave the ground on a catch: 3 points.
- Volley catch bonus — Catching with a non-hand body part first earns extra points, per pre-agreed amount.
The game
- End Zone Exchange is typically played with: 2 players (1-on-1 format); Optional: can be played with teams of 2 players …
- 1-on-1 format — Exactly 2 players compete against each other.
- Optional: can be played with teams of 2 players each, alternating throws
- No official referees required; players officiate themselves.