K. I. D. L.

(Kenyon Intramural Dodgeball League)

Chuckball!

Also referred to as Mutiny or Execution Style, Chuckball

can be a great way for you to vent your frustration,

especially at Chuck.

All standard Gameplay rules apply, but the set-up differs

in that the match features one man against six. Unlike a

Handicap Match, meant for training and/or braggarts, the

lone man (the Chuck, in this case) starts with the only

ball on the court. This hinders strategy and team work,

thus balancing the playing field.

The match begins when the moderator calls “Chuck!” (Note:

The intonation most resembles a child being reprimanded.)

At that point, Chuck tries to take down as many of his

opponents as possible. This will be like shooting fish in

a barrel, right? But these fish can shoot back.

Naturally, the object of the game is to bring Chuck down—

he still owes you a dollar anyway from that other time.

Conversely, if you are Chuck, not only should you be

ashamed of yourself for not keeping promises and insisting

that we play Jock Jams, but you should aim to outlive your

six opponents.

Proponents of this game tend to advocate its being played

at night or in low light, but such is not required. And

others substitute their Chuck with a Boivin.

Questions? Email the KIDL at kidl@kenyon.edu.