Gender-Inclusive β’ Non-Contact β’ Portable Team Racket Sport
Raqball is a revolutionary team racket sport created by French artist and designer Chris Oven. It combines elements of tennis and basketball into a unique, fast-paced, gender-inclusive competitive experience.
Played by teams of 6 players (3 on court, 3 substitutes) on a 10x20 meter court, Raqball uses specialized rackets called RAQQETS to shoot at a vertical target board (TARGGET) featuring an integrated hoop. The sport's non-contact structure and gender-neutral rules create truly equal competitive opportunities.
Specialized racket designed specifically for Raqball. Features a unique perforated face optimized for ball control and shooting accuracy.
Vertical target board with integrated hoop and scoring zones. The centerpiece of Raqball court design.
Official Raqball game ball engineered for optimal flight characteristics and RAQQET interaction.
Complete portable court system that fits in two suitcases. Revolutionary accessibility solution.
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π₯ Download Official Rules & Glossary (PDF) π Download Raqball Brochure View All DocumentsThe referee conducts a coin toss with both captains to determine which team kicks off or chooses their half. Kickoff is performed behind the baseline of their TARGGET. The opposing team positions in their own zone. Each quarter alternates ball possession.
Move the ball by passing to teammates or by walking/running with it. Players can hold the ball as long as needed. Strategic movement and positioning create scoring opportunities.
Use your RAQQET to shoot the ball at the TARGGET. Aim for higher-value zones or the hoop for maximum points. Technique and accuracy matter more than power.
Position yourself to intercept passes and block shooting lanes. No physical contact allowedβuse positioning and anticipation to defend.
When a team scores, possession goes to the opposing team who restarts play from behind their TARGGET.
Team with the most points when time expires wins. In case of tie, overtime periods determine the winner (tournament play).
Master RAQQET technique to consistently hit TARGGET zones and score points. Practice improves precision.
Quick, accurate passes keep possession and create scoring opportunities. Communication is essential.
Court awareness and strategic movement create offensive opportunities and defensive advantages.
Success requires coordination, communication, and understanding of teammates' strengths.
Catching, holding, and maneuvering the ball with the RAQQET requires practice and technique.
Reading opponents, anticipating plays, and making smart decisions under time pressure.
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