Just as Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting, defended Mafeking, boys who are defenders try to keep the ball away from the center circle. Divide Cub Scouts into two teams, the attackers and the defenders. The defenders form a circle holding hands and facing outward; one boy acts as Lord Baden-Powell, who stands in the center. The attackers surround Mafeking and try to kick the soccer ball inside the circle. The center boy may catch it in the air and throw it out; but if the ball touches the ground inside the circle, Mafeking has been captured. Teams change places, and the attackers become the defenders. They select a boy to serve as Lord Baden-Powell.