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The world record for the longest game of 4square was a record set by 8 high schoolers in August of 2008. I believe it was 28 hours of continuous play and was set in Youngstown, OH. The new record is 29 hours. It was set in December 2008 by a group of teachers and students at Buenos Aires International Christian Academy (BAICA) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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