Sports
Gredretunda ball
Enterdos's main sports are Gredretunda (Enterdese football) and Ipekat.
Enterdese Gredretunda League Championships are played for one month every year during summer and Valeyne League Championships are played once every two years by winners of Home League Championships.
Enterdese Ipekat Championships are held twice every year during spring and autumn. Championships can last from two weeks to three months, depending on the lengths of the matches. Ipekat League Championships are played within the continent of Katimora, the only outside team is Xencie.
Enterdese Gredretunda League Championships are played for one month every year during summer and Valeyne League Championships are played once every two years by winners of Home League Championships.
Enterdese Ipekat Championships are held twice every year during spring and autumn. Championships can last from two weeks to three months, depending on the lengths of the matches. Ipekat League Championships are played within the continent of Katimora, the only outside team is Xencie.
Gredretunda
Gredretunda Field
Equipment:
Ball: spherical, 24-26 cm in diameter, usually made of leather or synthetic material, filled with air
Goalposts: two, either end of pitch, two vertical posts with horizontal bar on top
Field:
Shape: rectangle
Sides: two sides, indicated by line through middle of pitch
Kick-off area: small kick-off circle in middle of side line
Goals: goalkeeper areas, around goalposts
Penalty Spot: just outside goalkeeper area
Players (nine on pitch and two reserve squads):
Attack: two forward attack, three back-up attack, can play with feet and head, can play with hands when outside goalkeeper area
Defence: three, can play with hands, feet and head
Goalkeeper: one goalkeeper, can defend with hands, head and feet
Scoring:
Players score by shooting the ball between the goalposts.
Feet and Head: two points if from enemy side, three if from own side
Hands: one point, cannot score within goalkeeper area
Out-of-Play: one point, played with feet
Penalty: one point, played with feet from penalty spot outside goalkeeper area
Time:
A game is played for two hours (Escodrian), but the time may be extended if the match is a draw. Extended play results in sudden death and can be as long as twenty minutes before the match finishes in a final draw.
Ball off Field:
Out-of-Play Side Line: player may choose whether to use hands or feet, if using hands the player cannot score, if using feet player can score
Out-of-Play Goalkeeper Line: player starts from corner using feet, can score
Enterdese Gredretunda First League:
Ball: spherical, 24-26 cm in diameter, usually made of leather or synthetic material, filled with air
Goalposts: two, either end of pitch, two vertical posts with horizontal bar on top
Field:
Shape: rectangle
Sides: two sides, indicated by line through middle of pitch
Kick-off area: small kick-off circle in middle of side line
Goals: goalkeeper areas, around goalposts
Penalty Spot: just outside goalkeeper area
Players (nine on pitch and two reserve squads):
Attack: two forward attack, three back-up attack, can play with feet and head, can play with hands when outside goalkeeper area
Defence: three, can play with hands, feet and head
Goalkeeper: one goalkeeper, can defend with hands, head and feet
Scoring:
Players score by shooting the ball between the goalposts.
Feet and Head: two points if from enemy side, three if from own side
Hands: one point, cannot score within goalkeeper area
Out-of-Play: one point, played with feet
Penalty: one point, played with feet from penalty spot outside goalkeeper area
Time:
A game is played for two hours (Escodrian), but the time may be extended if the match is a draw. Extended play results in sudden death and can be as long as twenty minutes before the match finishes in a final draw.
Ball off Field:
Out-of-Play Side Line: player may choose whether to use hands or feet, if using hands the player cannot score, if using feet player can score
Out-of-Play Goalkeeper Line: player starts from corner using feet, can score
Enterdese Gredretunda First League:
- Atria
- Ceda
- Daor
- Epan
- Ëcrata
- Juan
- Kenterin
- Mieklen
Ipekat
Ipekat Field
Equipment:
Ball: spherical, 7-8 cm in diameter, usually made with rubber
Bat: 65-70 cm long, made of wood, reinforced with rubber, grooved grip, flat hitting side
Pins: 60 cm tall, three at either end of running lane, placed on base
Bar: horizontal bar placed on pins
Field:
Shape: oval
Running Lane: pins at either end, for runners to score points
Field: where fielders run to catch the ball
Batting Box: where the batsman stands
Teams:
Batting Team: consists of six batsmen, who double as runners
Fielding Team: consists of four bowlers who try to bowl the batsmen out, one pin-keeper who stands behind the pins and twelve fielders who catch the ball on the field
Scoring:
Runs: the batting team score runs, from one set of pins to the other after a successful hit, if the number of runs is an uneven number the batsmen swap sides.
Outing:
A batsman is out when one of these situations happens:
Pin-out: when the bowler knocks the bar off the pins (NOTE: the batsman is not out if the bar does not fall off)
Screening: when the ball would have hit the pins had the batsman not been covering them with his body
Catch: when any one of the fielding team catch the ball without it hitting the ground after a successful hit
Box-out: when the pin-keeper hits the pins while the batsman is out of the batting box
Ball Out-of-Play: when the ball is off the field, the batsman scores twenty runs but is out
Time:
A game is played until all the batsmen on both teams are out, the teams swap sides when all the batsmen on one team are out.
Ipekat League Championships:
Ball: spherical, 7-8 cm in diameter, usually made with rubber
Bat: 65-70 cm long, made of wood, reinforced with rubber, grooved grip, flat hitting side
Pins: 60 cm tall, three at either end of running lane, placed on base
Bar: horizontal bar placed on pins
Field:
Shape: oval
Running Lane: pins at either end, for runners to score points
Field: where fielders run to catch the ball
Batting Box: where the batsman stands
Teams:
Batting Team: consists of six batsmen, who double as runners
Fielding Team: consists of four bowlers who try to bowl the batsmen out, one pin-keeper who stands behind the pins and twelve fielders who catch the ball on the field
Scoring:
Runs: the batting team score runs, from one set of pins to the other after a successful hit, if the number of runs is an uneven number the batsmen swap sides.
Outing:
A batsman is out when one of these situations happens:
Pin-out: when the bowler knocks the bar off the pins (NOTE: the batsman is not out if the bar does not fall off)
Screening: when the ball would have hit the pins had the batsman not been covering them with his body
Catch: when any one of the fielding team catch the ball without it hitting the ground after a successful hit
Box-out: when the pin-keeper hits the pins while the batsman is out of the batting box
Ball Out-of-Play: when the ball is off the field, the batsman scores twenty runs but is out
Time:
A game is played until all the batsmen on both teams are out, the teams swap sides when all the batsmen on one team are out.
Ipekat League Championships:
- Arter
- Atrique
- Crovei
- Donei
- Donerze
- Ederosie
- Enterdos
- Estoner
- Farvie
- Geria
- Knei
- Les
- Namivia
- Ove Geria
- Selete
- Son Geria
- Sviet
- Vosei
- Vosei Se
- Xencie
- Zesei
- Zmarei Maroso
