Last One It

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To be the last player tagged

Assign boundaries that are at least five square paces per player. In other words half a volleyball court is approximately nine paces by nine paces or 81 square paces, enough room for about 16 players.
Players are scattered in the playing area, each sitting on their own ball.
The leader assigns one player to be the It.

On the leader’s signal to begin the players use a “Forward Roll” to move inside the playing area in an effort to avoid being tagged by the It.
Forward Roll: Sit on the ball. Roll forwards to till you almost fall of the front off the ball. Squat up and pull the ball under your but again to a sitting position. Roll forwards again and repeat as you move around the playing surface.
The It tries to tag players.
When the It tags a player, then there are two Its.
If a player goes out of bounds that player also becomes an It.
Continue playing till the last player is tagged. That player is the winner and becomes the It for the next game.

It is too difficult to make a speed catch, the It will need to try and corner players and then tag them.
Players may not move backwards on the balls or they will fall backwards and hit the back of their head on the floor.
An excellent game for upper legs and shoulders.