Ace-King-Queen Game

3 or more scouts
1 bouncing rubber ball

Ace-King-Queen is a "work your way up" game for any number of scouts with a hard floor and wall that can be hit by a small rubber ball. It's great as a gathering game or any time there's some dead time.

Scouts line up from left to right, with the "Ace" on the far left, "King" next, then "Queen", "Jack", "10", ... and so on for as many scouts as exist.
If playing on a sidewalk, each scout has a square of cement to control - in a gym, tape on the floor can be used.

The Ace serves the ball by hitting it with the palm of the hand so that it first bounces in the Ace's box one time, then hits the wall, then bounces in the King's box or any other box down the line.

The player in that box must hit the ball in the same manner before it hits the ground twice. If the player fails to hit the ball, a point is received and that player moves to the far right end of the line while everyone else moves up.

If a player hits the ball and it does not bounce first in the player's own box before hitting the wall, or flies out of bounds, that player gets a point and moves to the end of the line.

A player can hit the ball into any other player's box, either up or down the line, or into own box. A savvy player may hit it to themself a few times to line up just the shot desired - sometimes a limit is set for self-serving.
When a scout reaches a pre-determined score such as 7 or 15, that player is eliminated while the field is whittled down to a champion. This is usually followed immediately by a new game.
If there is no way to mark boxes on the ground, then the game is played in rotation and there is no self-serving.