The Games

Ben Franklin Plumbing

BEST WESTERN Duncanville Inn & Suites - "Dip N' Solve"

All Members of the Team will participate.

This is a timed event. You are racing the field.

Each Team Member will go to the bottom of the pool to retrieve elastic bands that will be used to help your team assemble a Tiki. The bands are at the bottom of the pool.

Once your team has retrieved all the bands you must retrieve your puzzle pieces and bring them to the mat. As soon as you have completed these 2 tasks, you may begin to assemble your Tiki. Each Tiki must be assembled correctly to stop time. When you think your team has built your Tiki properly call time and the Official will verify, time will stop.

If there are errors in your solution, 10 seconds will be added to your time for each error found.

One Team Member from each team will need to sign the official score card that the official has to validate that score. The team and the official must both agree on the score.

Set Up for each competition:
12 pieces of the Tiki puzzles per team must be in the water. (4 pieces of each size)

1 zip lock bag with the 3 elastic bands will be in the water (deepest part). The three bands are of small medium and large for each bag.

Pictures are provided so you can make certain the Tikis are correct.

"Dip and Solve"

All team members will participate

This is a timed event

Players will start on their team mat. Players may NOT dive into the pool, rather go feet first into the pool.

4 bags filled with puzzle pieces will be anchored at the bottom of the pool by a rope and will be placed in a line. (1 lane per team will be provided)

The object of the game is to move all 4 bags in your lane, to your mat. At that time you may empty the bags and assemble your puzzle. Once you solve your puzzle call time and the time will stop.

If there are errors 10 seconds will be added to the score for each error in your solution.

One Team Member from each team will need to sign the official score card that the official has to validate that score. The team and the official must both agree on the score.