Sports, athletics, and play are fundamental aspects of the past and present of every human culture. From team games to individual challenges, sporting contests remain a globally popular form of competition, exercise, and skill building for people of all ages and backgrounds. The following standards have been compiled for you as references describing the sizes, parameters, and regulations that govern the playing fields, balls, equipment, and rules for each specific sport. We will continue to expand and update these guides over time to further illustrate the diversity of sports and games played around the world.
A Candlepin Bowling Ball is a bowling ball used to play Candlepin Bowling, a variation of traditional bowling. A Candlepin Bowling Ball is a true sphere, does not have any finger holes and is smaller than 10-pin bowling balls. A Candlepin Bowling Ball can easily be gripped and rolled with 1 hand.
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Rugby is an intensely physical team sport where players attempt to run, throw, or kick a ball to the opposing teams side. First played in early 19th century England, each game is played by two teams of 15 players who attempt to pass or kick a ball laterally or backwards without being tackled.
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