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Volleypong 

Volleypong is a mash-up of Ping-Pong, Volleyball, and Racketball that made it's debut in 2005 and was officially codified in Aug, 2006.

In the game the ball is alive until it hits the floor or your own side of the table again. There are many rules to help increase the action and these can all be found at rawlinson.us/blog/articles/rules-of-the-game-strictly-volleypong/
We grew bored of normal ping-pong so we invented volleypong which increases both the number of participants and the excitement factor.
Volleypong by Hillbilly Billy December 22, 2009
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Volleypong 

A game of volleyball played on a ping pong table with three players, paddles, and a ping pong ball. same rules apply from volleyball except that the ball can bounce on the table once after the other team has sent it over the net.
Volleypong was created in 2008 by a group of volleyball players in need of a rush.
Volleypong by Malik Jiffry May 19, 2008
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Volleydodge

a version of dodgeball utilizing a single volleyball. Players would be free to move around however much they want unless they pick up the volleyball, in which case they're limited to three steps before needing to throw it. The goal is to throw the volleyball at other players to get them out of the game and be the last standing. Depending on play style, players may also get three lives before being out.

the game is mostly known in Brinology for being fought over in The Harmon Wars. The first participant tried to complicate Volleydodge with rules, much to the second person's dismay.
P1: Hey! Let's play some Volleydodge!
P2: No thanks, you made it too complicated.
P1: Okay, bud. You're irrefutably a vacuous queer.
Volleydodge by The Vacuous Queer November 11, 2025
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