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Sportwall International, Inc.

Catherine B Lamberti

Steven Edward Muenter

Harold D Pierce

Roger C Young

Michael O Cronkite

Timothy J Osbaldeston

Nancy L Honea

Rodney D Every

A game enclosure which utilizes an enclosing wall essentially enclosing an internal chamber with the internal chamber also be further closed by a ceiling and a floor. An electronic scoring panel is mounted in conjunction with the enclosing wall. The electronic scoring panel includes a series of targets with there also being targets mounted on the enclosing wall. When a human player within the internal chamber throws a ball which contacts one of the targets, a scoring number will be added to a scoring display area located on the scoring panel.

Game enclosure

A rebound wall for a ball sport game permitting a player to hit a ball to the rebound wall and upon the ball rebounding to again hit the ball. The wall is to include sensors and transducers which can calculate and display scoring values based on where the ball strikes the rebound wall. A player can utilize the wall by himself or herself or with other players or with other players exteriorly of its location by connection electronically of the wall to a central location which is also connected to other walls.

Rebound wall for ball sports

A gaming apparatus which utilizes a wall into which is to be propelled by a human user a ball which is to be rebounded proximate to the user. Formed within the contact surface of the wall are a plurality of hiatuses located in a spaced-apart manner whose function are when struck by the ball to rebound the ball at various directions while still being proximate to the user. Mounted within the wall are a plurality of lenses with there being a light mounted within each lens. Electrically connected to each light is an accelerometer with there being a separate accelerometer mounted on each lens. The accelerometers and lights are electrically connected to a microprocessor which is to be preprogrammed with a particular game that is to be played by the user. The microprocessor is connected to a scoreboard which is to display the results of the game to the user.

Gaming apparatus

A ball catching net apparatus which has a back net from which extends, in a parallel relationship, sidewalls with a top wall interconnecting between the parallel sidewalls. The top wall, sidewalls and the back wall define a ball confining area. Within this ball confining area is located a pair of downwardly extending nets which are mounted on a mounting frame. Each of the downwardly extending nets can be used separately or together in order to achieve maximum absorption of the energy from the ball that is being directed into these nets. The mounting frame is to be pivotable between an extended position and a retracted position with the retracted position being located directly against the back net. Both of the downwardly extending nets are to be rolled up, each on a roller, into a storing position on the mounting frame. The mounting frame includes a forward extension which is separately pivotable relative to the remaining portion of the mounting frame and it is on this forward extension that one of the downwardly extending nets is mounted. The sidewalls of the ball catching net apparatus as well as the top wall can be folded into juxtaposition with the back net when the net apparatus is not being used.

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Santa Barbara, CA, United States of America

Catherine B Lamberti