Cube Ball is not only an alternative to squash and open-field football, but also an entirely separate sport.

Cube ball is a slightly different form of football combined with squash – it takes place on an enclosed pitch, and the game is all about tactics and strategy! This form of activity allows you to take care of movement, but also to relax your mind from everyday matters, as you are focused only on the game! In the course of an hour of intensive football training, you can burn as many as 1,100 calories! Cube ball is a game involving at least two players. In addition to the ability to play football, players are required to be able to think logically about the strategy of ricocheting off the side walls and shooting the ball into the opponent’s goal.

Cube Ball is based on the use of a cube space with dimensions:
– length – 10m – width – 5m – height – 3m

Types of courts

STANDARD

Standard CUBEBALL Court – Arena of emotion and precision

  • The standard CUBEBALL court is a superbly designed court that offers players and spectators ideal conditions for playing this dynamic sport.
  • The court has precisely defined dimensions, in accordance with the CUBEBALLA regulations. This ensures equal conditions for all participating teams and players.
  • The court surface is flexible and joint-friendly, allowing players to move quickly, turn and play with precision. It can be made of synthetic grass or another material adapted to the requirements of the sport.
  • The standard CUBEBALL court is where precision meets excitement and every match becomes an exciting adventure into the world of this dynamic and growing sport.

PANORAMIC

Panoramic CUBEBALL Court – Wide Horizons Sports Passion

  • The panoramic CUBEBALL court is a unique court that not only provides excellent playing conditions, but also offers wide-ranging views for players and spectators.
  • The court has been designed with a panoramic view in mind, allowing excellent visibility of the entire court. It is not only a place to play, but also a setting where sport merges with the surrounding landscape.
  • The panoramic walls of the court allow the player to be fully absorbed into the atmosphere of the game. Players and spectators can enjoy the view of the surrounding nature or architecture while being part of the intense game.
  • The court surface is a high-quality synthetic grass, providing excellent conditions for dynamic and fast play. It is both aesthetically pleasing and durable.
  • The lighting system has been carefully adapted to the panoramic conditions of the court. The bright light highlights both the court and the surrounding landscape, allowing for night games.
  • The panoramic CUBEBALL court is not just a place to play sport, but a real experience with a wide panoramic view. It is a space where sport and nature come together to create a unique atmosphere of play and enjoyment of participating in this exciting sport.

Cube ball rules

  • The game involves two teams, each consisting of two players: a striker and a goalkeeper. The striker is allowed to move all over the pitch (except in the opponents' penalty area), the defender is not allowed to cross the half of the pitch.
  • Changes in the roles of striker and goalkeeper are only made between sets, or in the event of an injury to one of the players.
  • It is permissible to play matches with reserve players (one for each team) who can give a substitution after the end of a set or in case of injury.
  • Matches are played to two sets won. A set ends when a team has scored 9 goals. With a score of 1:1 in a set, the next set is decided by a two-point advantage (if a two-point advantage is not reached by the 15th goal, a score of 15:14 decides the match).
  • After a goal has been scored, the goalkeeper of the team that scored starts with the following spacing: strikers in their half of the field, goalkeepers in the penalty area.
  • During the match touching the ball with the hand, gives a penalty kick to the opposing team. Any dangerous behaviour such as kicking, sliding, pushing is considered a foul and gives a penalty kick to the opposing team. During a penalty kick, the goalkeeper must stand with a minimum of one foot on the line of his field and the striker shoots from the line dividing the pitch at half-time.