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vtZTAlove 02-28-2008 01:37 PM

water games
 
Hey - our my sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha, is hosting our first spring philanthropy. It's called Zeta Yaht Club but we are having trouble coming up with pool games.. any suggestions?

zeta love, christy.

SoCalGirl 02-28-2008 10:19 PM

marco polo
innertube water polo
regular water polo

EnlightenedEve 03-05-2008 10:52 AM

You may want to just try some regular games and see how well they work in the pool. I know tag is always interesting, and in the pool it's more challenging because it's harder to "run" from people. Also basketball and football are interesting games to try. I play basketball in the pool with my cousins in the summer. Just beware of any games where someone could end up under water if play gets too rough. And make sure to inform everyone involved of the rules before any pool activities start.

BGKA 02-11-2009 05:54 PM

water vollyball
water ball tag

phisiglindsey 02-16-2009 03:04 PM

Sharks and Minnows? I don't know if a lot of people are familiar with this game, but it was one of my favorite when I was little. One person is the shark, and yells out "Go" and the minnows try to jump in the pool and swim from one side to the other without being "eaten". If they do get caught, then they join the shark and try to catch people.

ASTalumna06 02-16-2009 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by phisiglindsey (Post 1780187)
Sharks and Minnows? I don't know if a lot of people are familiar with this game, but it was one of my favorite when I was little. One person is the shark, and yells out "Go" and the minnows try to jump in the pool and swim from one side to the other without being "eaten". If they do get caught, then they join the shark and try to catch people.

I was just about to post this :)

I love it. We would play both with tagging people to make them sharks, and the harder way of trying to pull them up from under the water. Tagging was safer, but obviously made things much easier for the shark. It's fun either way, though.

sfb 04-25-2011 01:35 AM

Just keep in mind that there is a lot of risk to be managed at a water event.

On topic, you could do xxl shirt races, where teams have to swim across the pool in relay style racing (i.e.: handing off the shirt to the next person on their team) while wearing a xxl shirt to race in.

You can have anchor toss, where you find a heavy object, preferably something that you can throw (like a medicine ball) and have two (or more) teams throw another team's ball into the pool as far as they can, while the other half their team has to go and get their ball. This can be done in elimination or time trials.

AnotherKD 04-25-2011 08:20 AM

I know of a group that had each fraternity on their campus enter a group of guys into a synchronized swimming competition that they held... that was a lot of fun to watch!

wyldrose 05-20-2011 07:06 AM

relay races
something with swimming noodles
Hide stuff at the bottom of the pool and people have to hunt for them with blindfolds on?
love sharks and minnows

FSUZeta 05-20-2011 07:25 AM

chicken fights(one person is sitting on another's shoulders) with pool noodles. sitting people fight with each other with the noodles.

TSteven 05-26-2011 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by AnotherKD (Post 2050373)
I know of a group that had each fraternity on their campus enter a group of guys into a synchronized swimming competition that they held... that was a lot of fun to watch!

Delta Gamma at Kentucky (Delta Beta Chapter) holds an annual Anchor Spash for their philanthropy event. It is a mix of traditional swim events, races and down right goofy ones too.

Some pictures of the Anchor Splash synchronized swimming competition.

http://www.chaptertools.net/site_fil...7337_large.jpg

http://www.chaptertools.net/site_fil...7336_large.jpg

And the "Best Belly Flop" event.

http://www.chaptertools.net/site_fil...7333_large.jpg


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