AZAA

0-10 - Divide into 8 teams and give each team a different color bandanna. Introduce program.

Welcome to AZAA at IC 2010. This year, we wanted to give you an AZAA experience to bring back to your home region. We realize because of the current economic climate that some areas are unable to have AZAA events. This year, we will be playing sports that involve paper, something that is cheap and that can be easily replicated in your home region. All of these creative sports will uphold the highest values of AZA. We hope you enjoy.

SPORT 1 - Paper Football

RULES

1.  The goal of paper football is to tap the paper football so that an edge of the football is sticking out over the table without falling over.

2.  You are allowed to flick the paper football only.

3.  If you score, you receive 6 points, and the opposite player must make a field goal with their hands, and you must attempt to flick it though. If you make that shot, you are awarded another point.

4.  If the football leaves the field of play, then the other person gets to shoot a field-goal, worth 1 point

SCORING

·  6 Points for Touchdown, 1 point for extra point

·  Combined Score of each game determines overall winner

SUPPLIES

·  25+ Paper Footballs

·  Duct tape

·  Long tables and chairs - enough to play 20+ simultaneous games

SPORT 2 - Paper Basketball

RULES

1.  Each player has 5 seconds to throw the ball

2.  A player may not run with the ball

3.  Each person has 5 seconds to throw the ball. If they don’t do this, it’s a turnover and the other team gets the ball

4.  If the ball drops to the groud, it’s the other teams ball

5.  A player may shoot from any point on the court

6.  The defensive team must stand 3 feet away from the person with the ball

7.  The defensive team may not stand in the crease at any point

8.  10 people play at a time, substitutions are mandatory and are done on the fly

SCORING

·  1 Point per basket

·  Team with most points at end of game determines overall winner

SUPPLIES

·  Paper

·  2 Tall Trashcans

·  Tape

SPORT 3 - PAPER HOCKEY

RULES

1.  10 players per team, no goalkeeper

2.  Subsititutions are on the fly

3.  No checking or rough play of any kind

4.  Team with the most goals at the end of regulation wins

5.  If a team scores, a face-off in the middle of the court will ensue

SCORING

1 Point per Goal

Team with most goals at the end of game determines overall winner

SUPPLIES

·  20 brooms

·  2 Large Trashcans

·  Paper

·  Tape

SPORT 4 - PAPER TOSS

RULES

1.  Tossing team has, depending on how many people are on their team, a number of chances to toss paper at trashcan

2.  The other team, as their tossing control the direction and strength of the fan to try and inhibit them from making the ball into the trashcan

3.  Once the strength and direction of the fan is set, the defensive team cannot adjust it while the other team is tossing.

SCORING

1 point per made shot

Team with most points at the end of game determines overall winner

SUPPLIES

·  1 Tall, powerful fan (http://www.sunshinehireshop.com/assets/images/Stand_Fan.jpg)

·  Paper

·  Tape

SPEECH - END

Congratulations on your successful completion of the International AZAA “Paper Sports” Tournament! We saw that each and every one of you displayed your athletic prowess to the best of your ability, and we feel confident in saying that this, 2010 International AZA body, is the most athletic of all time. We hope you enjoyed your experience here, but while this was, on the surface, a purely sports program, the depth of this tournament’s values is much greater. While you may have not realized, the AZAA you just experienced relates directly to the cardinal principals that are the founding tenets of our organization. You have exhibited Conduct by working well and being sportsman-like, not only with your own teammates, but members of the other teams as week. If you exhibited poor-sportsmanship, your team was docked points, which will be counted to determine our overall winner. Good-sportsmanship fosters cooperation, an essential part of AZA fraternal understanding, between players. By being active, you have exhibited purity. Purity of the body by becoming more fit, purity of the mind by thinking creatively and constructively, and purity of the soul by genuinely enjoying your experience. By cooperating with the rules of each event, you have exhibited fraternity, because many of the sports require teamwork to succeed. In the sports played here today, many of you had to rely on your teammates to succeed. It is this selfless trust, this dependence on others without precondition, that defines many aspects of the Aleph Zadik Aleph as a whole. We were very impressed that you were all so eager to depend on each other’s support, and we hope you take that value back to your different regions.

Once again, congratulations to all of you! Now, on to the announcement of the winners and the award ceremony!