Welcome once more to the 2024 Women's Colaza Cup! Unlike last year, this year's competition will not be held in Baumes so you may have a chance to host this prestigious tournament! A total of 16 spots are available, in which your nation may send 1 team to compete. Anyone is free to join in, so long that you are in The Western Isles and its regional map. Of course, this will be covered in the news and you may also do so if you wish.
By now, probably some of you may be familiar with Colaza, but here's a quick summary of it. Colaza is a fictional sport unique to The Western Isles, it is a completely imagined sport I made up. To give a summary, there will be 3-4 people per team (in this competition only 3 are permitted) and their aim is to return a ball to the opposing team until a team fails to successfully return a ball or breaks a law. The team may only touch the ball 3 times consecutively before returning. Sounds a lot like volleyball, however, the catch is that you cannot use your hands. They must return the ball with any part of the body except the hands. Furthermore, the team may only have possession of the ball at a maximum of 8 seconds - any longer and you lose the point. The team with the most points after 90 minutes wins and progresses. I highly recommend you read the dispatch linked above for a more detailed and thorough explanation, since this is merely a summary of the sport.
Registrations close on 13 May, unless the number of teams registered aren't met. Otherwise, the tournament will start on said date and conclude by 23 May. Below is a format you may use to register.
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Team name:
Team members (3 female):
Offensive skill level (1-9):
Defensive skill level (1-9):
This is the format to submit a hosting bid. If you are selected for hosting, you will automatically be entered into the competition.
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Nation name:
Proposed venue and location (venue capacity too):
Proposed budget:
Is your nation capable of hosting this? (infrastructure, transport, politics, etc):
Why does your nation want to host this? (just give a brief reason):
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