Kronum Information

Kronum is a new sport for the modern athlete and sports fan that is played between two teams of ten players on a circular field with one ball and four goals. The playing surface, called the Kronum Round, is divided into several zones which govern the style of player, the manner of handling the ball, and the number of points awarded for scoring shots into various areas of the Kronum goal. When someone scores a goal, the number of points awarded are dependent upon the place where the shot was taken on the field. Kronum goals are split into two separate constructs. The bottom of the goal, called the Chamber, is structured like a soccer or handball net. Extending from the top of the chamber is what's called the Crown, which consists of five congruent rings, called the Crown Rings, that the ball can be thrown, kicked, or dunked through. When a player scores through one of those rings, points are worth twice what they would be scoring into the chamber. The objectives of each match are to compete fairly, demonstrate good sportsmanship and score more points than your opponent. The team scoring the greater number of points during the match is the winner of the match.