BLITZ

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Two teams of six to ten occupy opposite sides of a playing field. There are two discs in play for each team, making a total of four discs in play at all times.

Both teams are attempting to cross one of their players across the goal line of the opposing side with their team’s “point disc” in hand.

 Each team has one “point disc” in play which is passed back and forth between team members as they advance down the field. When a player is passed the point disc, they may run with it or pass, or both.

Each side also has a “tag disc” (different color than “point disc”) in play. This is also passed back and forth between members of each respective team. The “tag disc” may be thrown at the person on the opposing team who is currently in possession of that team’s “point disc.”

 If the thrown “tag disc” connects with the person on the opposing team while that person is still in possession of his team’s “point disc,” the team that has been tagged must return their “point disc” to behind their own goal line and start their advance again.

Also, if a team intercepts the opposing team’s “point disc,” the team that suffers the interception must return their point disc to behind their goal line and start their advance again.

Unlike with the “point disc,” players may not run once they catch the “tag disc,” they may only pass it to one of their teammates or attempt to “tag” the person on the opposing side currently in possession of that team’s “point disc” (either by throwing it at that person or, if close enough, by directly tagging that player with the “tag disc” in their hand).

While a team may intercept or slap down the opposing team’s “point disc” or “tag disc,” the may not retain possession of it and must immediately drop it or hand it to the nearest member of the opposing team.

While a team must return their “point disc” to behind their own goal line and start their advance down the field over again if it is intercepted or if the teammate in possession of it is put into contact with the opposing team’s “tag disc,” the “tag disc remains in play on the field throughout.

The teams play until a predetermined number of points have been scored by the winning team.