CROSSNET Soccer Game Set

Introduce players to soccer using a four-way soccer training net. Play begins when a player kicks the ball diagonally over the net into another square. When there's one player in each square, they need to kick the back over the net in one kick. If playing in teams, each gets up to three kicks per side to return the ball. If a ball lands in a square, the last player/team to hit the ball earns a point. Players rotate to a new square after each volley. The first team to score 11 points, wins! The net is also the perfect tool for learning about juggling and advancing soccer skills through training.

It takes just 5 minutes to set up the net, ensuring training and game play can get started quickly. Complete Set includes net (11'6"L x 11'6"W x 36"H), poles, storage bag for easy transport, and activity instructions. Entire system is 16 lb.

15 Dynamic PE Activity Ideas Using the CROSSNET Soccer Game Set

The CROSSNET Soccer Game Set is a 4-square-inspired, soccer-based game that uses a four-way net for fast-paced, skill-building fun. Designed with adjustable height and portable setup, it’s perfect for all ages and skill levels. What sets it apart from other soccer games is its unique 4-way court, which challenges players to control, pass, and strategically outscore opponents in a confined, competitive space. Below are 15 unique activity ideas that use the CROSSNET Soccer Game Set to teach fundamental movement skills and engage students in creative, skill-building games.

1. Four-Way Foot Frenzy: Use the traditional CROSSNET Soccer rules to teach kicking, passing, and quick reactions in a competitive elimination format. Teaches: Kicking, Dodging, Coordination Sequences.

2. Pop Pass Points: Players get points for successfully popping the ball up and passing it to another square without it touching the ground. Teaches: Dribbling (with feet), Passing, Reaction Time.

3. Net Knockout: If a player misses or misplays the ball into another square, they rotate out. Focus on control and accuracy. Teaches: Kicking, Balance, Agility Movements.

4. Number Nudge: Assign point values to each square; players try to pass into higher-value squares using foot skills. Teaches: Kicking Precision, Strategy, Core Stability.

5. One-Touch Challenge: Students are only allowed one touch before passing the ball to another square. Teaches: Reaction, Kicking, Coordination.

6. Traffic Jam Touchdown: Two players in each square must work together to keep the ball alive. Teaches: Teamwork, Kicking, Communication.

7. Jump and Juggle: Before passing the ball, the player must complete a jumping jack or squat. Teaches: Jumping, Coordination, Aerobic Fitness.

8. Freeze Foot Fours: After every 3 kicks, the teacher calls "Freeze!" and players must balance on one foot. Teaches: Kicking, Static Balance.

9. Speed Square Soccer: Time how long players can keep the ball alive with continuous movement. Fast-paced! Teaches: Cardiovascular Fitness, Coordination.

10. Toe Tap Tower: Each player must tap the top of the ball 3 times before passing it. Teaches: Dribbling, Foot-Eye Coordination.

11. Pass the Power-Up: Add a second ball into play randomly — players have to adjust quickly. Teaches: Focus, Decision-Making, Dual-Tasking.

12. Silent Soccer Squares: Players can't talk — they must use gestures to communicate for strategic passing. Teaches: Non-Verbal Communication, Team Awareness.

13. Pass and Pivot: After each kick, players must pivot 90° and prepare for the next ball. Teaches: Turning, Reaction, Spatial Awareness.

14. Simon Says Soccer: Players must only kick or move when the teacher says "Simon says..." Adds mental engagement. Teaches: Listening Skills, Reaction Time.

15. Target Toe-Taps: Use numbered Numbered Spot Markers in each square. Players must land the ball in a specific square by call-out. Teaches: Accuracy, Agility, Strategic Kicking.