Can an American guy fit into this square at all?
Dear Sean, You stated the court size is 16' square... Are you sure? I am not an American and use the International Metric System - but when I converted it into my system the size is ridiculuously small. Not sure your math skills (we hear a lot about very low American education level here) - but 16' square is 4'x4' (about 1.2m each side!!!) and then divided further into four squares... means each square is 2'x2'... - can an American guy fit into this square at all??? Don't think so. Can you please look into it again, amend it and preferrably show International Metric System sizes. Thanks and regards from Sweden.
Rhode Island Summer Games
For any of you in Rhode Island, or with a hankering to drive in, there is an active summer league you can check out. The next game is May 6 in Warwick, RI, and you can check out their website for any more details: http://ralffoursquare.org
Someone Else Hits it by Accident?
Dear Sean, Can you hit the ball before it bounces? Also, if a ball bounces in someone's square, but someone else hits it by accident, who is out?
The Season in Photos-ish
The 2009 indoor season is over and after the night of the Final Formal Banquet it's important that we show off who our season champions turned out to be. We have almost all of their faces recorded in photos and it's worth a spin through the 2009 gallery to see who they were.
Popcorn and Bridget Hockstetter
Dear Sean, Here is a new custom rule, "popcorn". This means any player may hit the ball as many times as he wants in the air after it has bounced once in his square. This rule is similar to double taps.
City Congratulates Squarefour Women
Justine Petrillo (right) and Christina Laverentz (left) received a special personal visit and congratulations from the Vice Mayor of the City of Cambridge, Sam Seidel (center), today at our final scored game of the four square season. Justine is the three time ladies world champion of four square, vetted during the past three years in Bridgton, ME. Christina is this year's runner up to the title.
2009 World Champs Round Up
Check out the updated photo gallery: 2009 World Champs Photo Gallery.
Yesterday, on Feb 28, 2009, in Bridgton, Maine, the 5th Annual Four Square World Championships once again drew 100+ in registered competitors for five major division titles.
Players ranged from as nearby in Maine as Belfast, Portland, Cape Elizabeth, and Bridgton itself. Players from Burlington, VT, and various upstate NY locales turned up. A strong contingent from Boston based Squarefour put on a great show. From even further reaches, players flew in from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Florida.
We will be here in 2016!
Dear Sean and Peter, On behalf of our family and the entire Cape Elizabeth contingent, we just wanted to thank you for a great experience on Saturday night. You put on a terrific event but even better was the goodwill and sportsmanship shown by all. Everything was well run, friendly and pretty funny too!
Thank you, Peter Lowell
Squarefour would like to issue an official thank you to Peter Lowell, the head honcho at the Lakes Environmental Association in Bridgton, ME, who dreamed up the Four Square World Championships so many years ago. It's clear that without his initiative and hard work that the Champs would never have gotten off the ground nor would they have grown into such an excellent event.