Groveball
Groveball is a team sport where two teams of six players pass the ball down a rectangular court called a grove and attempt to topple a clump of wooden blocks. The blocks share the same design as Jenga blocks, and a clump is essentially the same as a stack of Jenga blocks. The game is comprised of two 30-minute halves for a total of 60 minutes of play. The team with the most topples wins.
Governing bodies and leagues
Each country, U.S. state, Canadian province, and Australian state has its own governing body of groveball, which in turn has its own league system. The only organized groveball league is in Ontario with 20 teams in 2 divisions. They are:
- Barrie Soul
- Brampton Nettles
- Burlington Pinballs
- Cambridge Monarchs
- Guelph Chimeras
- Hamilton Blacksmiths
- Kitchener Lightning
- London Bishops
- Markham Boas
- Mississauga Cranes
- Oshawa Ostriches
- Ottawa Tarantulas
- Richmond Hill Loons
- St. Catharines Riverboats
- Sudbury Penguins
- Toronto Sharks
- Toronto Leatherbacks
- Vaughan Behemoths
- Waterloo Ions
- Windsor Tigers