Elite Dodgeball is a North American variant of the game of Dodgeball played on a slightly smaller court than a WDBF Dodgeball game. Defined by two attack or play zones and a neutral zone, dodgeball courts are defined by end lines and side lines, with an attack line at the front of the play zone that cannot be passed. The neutral zone is split in half by the court centerline, and is the area just beyond the attack line. Dodgeball is commonly played on an indoor basketball court or tennis court, but the game can be played on both outdoor and indoor courts.
Elite Dodgeball Courts have an overall length of 50’ (15.24 m), width of 25’ (7.62 m), and have a total area of 1250 ft² (116 m²). The neutral zone in Elite Dodgeball is 10’ (3.05 m). Clearances of 6’ (182.9 cm) on the sides, and 3’ (91.4 cm) on the ends should be provided to accommodate the referee and the queuing areas.
Elite Dodgeball is a North American variant of the game of Dodgeball played on a slightly smaller court than a WDBF Dodgeball game. Defined by two attack or play zones and a neutral zone, dodgeball courts are defined by end lines and side lines, with an attack line at the front of the play zone that cannot be passed. The neutral zone is split in half by the court centerline, and is the area just beyond the attack line. Dodgeball is commonly played on an indoor basketball court or tennis court, but the game can be played on both outdoor and indoor courts.
Elite Dodgeball Courts have an overall length of 50’ (15.24 m), width of 25’ (7.62 m), and have a total area of 1250 ft² (116 m²). The neutral zone in Elite Dodgeball is 10’ (3.05 m). Clearances of 6’ (182.9 cm) on the sides, and 3’ (91.4 cm) on the ends should be provided to accommodate the referee and the queuing areas.
