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BASKETBALL - RULES AND REGULATIONS

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Format:

1.    Each registered team is to consist of 10 players, 6 starting players and 4 reserve. A minimum of 6 players is required to form the team. Only the registered players registered at the start of the game may participate. A breach in this rule will result in a nullification of any games played under the circumstances. The opposing teams will be awarded a walkover win.

2.    The participating teams will be split into 4 groups. The group stage would be held in round robin fashion, with the top 2 winners of each group entering the round of 8, which will subsequently be in knockout fashion till the finals.

3.    The team which wins the disc toss can decide whether they want to pull the disc first or not.

4.    All matches will be 15 minutes long, with a 1 minute soft-cap. i.e. at the 14 minute mark of the game, if the leading team leads by more than 1 point, they automatically win the game. If the score is tied or the leading team only leads by one point, the game is allowed to carry on for one more point.

5.    Teams are to report to the station manager 10 mins before each game. The Referee will wait for 5 minutes for teams that are late. Failing which, the team is deemed to lose the match, with the opposing team getting a walkover win.

6.    In the semi-finals and finals game, each half will last for 10 minutes with a

2 -minute interval, and a 2 minute soft-cap at the end of the 2^nd half. If at the end of the last point the score is tied, a universal point will be played to determine the winner

7.    Players will be given notice of the soft cap.

8.    In the 1st round of the round-robin competition, 3 points will be awarded for a win, 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss. The precedence between teams with the same points garnered will be decided on the result between the 2 teams, failing which, the number of points scored, failing which, a universal point between the 2 teams

Game Rules:

a) Objective

1. The objective of the game is to pass the disc into the team’s end-zone (at the opposite end of the field).

2. A point is awarded for each catch in the end-zone.

b) Players

1. Only 6 players shall play for each side at any one time.

2. One disc shall be used during gameplay.

c) Boundaries

1. For this tournament, the length of the field will be 50m (including two 10m long end-zones). The width of the field will be 25m.

d) Game play

1. The game (between team A and team B) starts off with both teams lining up along their respective end-zones.

2. A flip of a disc will decide which team makes the starting throw (known as a “pull”).

3. The selected team (assuming team A wins the flip) will pull the disc as far as they can.

4. Team B will pick up the disc where it has landed and begin their offence. Alternatively, they may catch the disc before it lands. However, if a player from team B drops the disc in an attempt to catch the disc before it lands, a turnover will result.

5. If the disc lands out of bounds at the sidelines, the offensive team may begin play from the point on the sidelines where the disc had gone out of bounds. Alternatively, they may bring the disc into the playing field along the line perpendicular to the sidelines (at the point on the sidelines where the disc had gone out of bounds).

6. If the disc lands out of bounds behind the end-zone’s front line, the offensive team may call a “brick” and bring the disc to the centre of the field.

7. When a point has been scored, the two end-zones are switched. The roles of the offensive and defensive teams are also switched. The losing team will have to move to the other side of the field. The game is restarted by the defensive team (the team which has just scored) pulling the disc.

8. During game play, the player has to establish a pivot foot while in possession of the disc. This pivot foot cannot be moved before a throw, and during a throw (i.e. a player may not jump as he is making a throw).

9. A receiving player may take a minimum number of steps to slow down before establishing his pivot foot. A change in direction, or acceleration, may not take place after the receiver has caught the disc.

10. A turnover (i.e. a change in disc possession to the opposing team) occurs in 3 scenarios.

               &nbs p;        The opposing team intercepts a pass by catching it. They may begin play straight away.

               &nbs p;        The pass is not completed. This occurs when the disc touches the ground. It is immaterial which team player was last player in contact with the disc. As such, a turnover may occur by the opposing team hitting the disc in mid-flight, causing it to drop to the ground.

               &nbs p;        The disc is caught out of bounds. The person who has just caught the disc may leave the disc on the ground.

               &nbs p;         

11. Each player has 10 seconds to throw the disc. A player of the opposing team must be within 3m of the player with the disc before commencing the stall count. The defender must start the stall count. Counting is to be called out as “stalling one, stalling 2, stalling 3… etc”. The player with the disc is counted out when the 10^th count is reached. Counting must be audible to the player with the disc.

12. The player with the disc is entitled to “disc space”. This means that the opposing player may not come within one disc length of the player with the disc.

13. The player with the disc may not pivot into another player. He is also not allowed to throw the disc into the opposing player. Likewise, any player is not allowed to obstruct the pivoting of the player with the disc.

14. When team A catches the disc in team B’s end-zone, they may walk it forward to the front of the end-zone to begin play. Stall count can only commence when the player with the disc reaches the front of the end-zone.

15. If two players from opposing teams happen to catch the disc at the same time, disc possession will be awarded to the offensive team.

16. The first point of contact between the receiving player and the ground determines whether the disc is out-of-bounds. Having contact with the boundaries of the field results in the disc being considered out-of-bounds. However, a disc caught on the line of the end-zone is considered out of the end-zone.

17. Line calls (i.e. whether a disc has gone out of play/has been caught in the end-zone) shall be made by the referee. A defensive player may call “check feet” on an offensive player who has just received the disc. The offensive player is then obliged to check whether he has caught the disc out of bounds.

18. Any refereeing decision is final.

               &nbs p;        Substitutions

Substitutions may be made only after a point. Any number of substitutions is allowed. In the event of an injury, the injured player is allowed to leave the field. However, the team can initiate the substitution only after a point is scored.

               &nbs p;        Fouls

Fouls are to be called by the players involved. Team mates may advise their player to call a foul. When a foul is called, all players are to cease movement. In the event that a player does not hear the foul call, and moves away from his position, he will come to an agreement with his marker as to where he was positioned at the time of the foul. Fouls may be contested or left uncontested. To call a foul, a player must shout out “Foul!” When a foul is called, the referee will decide whose possession the disc belongs to.

The following is a list of possible fouls:

(i) On the player with the disc

1. Strip: This occurs when the disc is knocked out of his hand by his defender.

2. Violation of Disc Space

3. Obstruction of pivoting

4. Fast count: occurs when the player with disc judges that the count rate is less than 1 count per second.

5. Double Team: occurs when there are more than 2 defensive players within 3m of the offensive player. “Double team” may not be called if there is another offensive player in the specified vicinity.

(ii) On the marker (of the player with the disc)

1. Offensive foul: occurs when the player with the disc pivots into another player after a defending position has been established.

2. Travel: occurs when the player with the disc moves his pivot foot before or during his throw. This includes jumping during the throw and dragging of his feet along the ground during a throw.

(iii) On the other offensive players

1. Obstruction: occurs when a defensive player intentionally obstructs an offensive player’s running path.

(iv) On the other defensive players

1. Pick: occurs when the offensive player runs in a manner that is deemed dangerous to a defensive player. A pick may only be called when the defensive player is within 5m of the offensive player. This typically occurs when an offensive player runs through a group of other players.

2. Obstruction: occurs when the offensive player physically prevents a defensive player from making a bid for the disc.

(v) On a receiver

1. Strip.

2. Force-out: an offensive player may call this if mid-air contact with a defensive player causes him to land out of bounds, after he had caught the disc in mid-air.

(vi) Other fouls

1. Any form of physical contact is prohibited. Where there is physical contact, a foul may be called. (E.g. defender knocks into a receiver such that he misses the catch).

2. Defensive players may not attempt to mislead the player with the disc by calling to them for a pass.

3. Any other movement or play that is deemed to be dangerous can be considered as fouls.

(vii) Stall-counting when a foul has been called.

1. Defensive Foul Uncontested : 0 (a defensive foul is a foul on the defence)

2. Defensive Foul Contested : same or 5 if over 5

3. Offensive Foul : same

4. Travel or Pick: same or 5 if over 5

5. Strip : 0

6. Fast Count / Double Team

               &nbs p;        First Call : subtract 2

               &nbs p;        Second Call : 0

               &nbs p;         

7. Contested Stall : 8

Rights:

1.    The Referee has the authority to:

a. Control the Start and End of matches

b. Halt or pause the game in a case of injury or miscellaneous emergencies

c. Pause time in order to make explanations to the players should he wish to do so

2.    The Referee’s decision is final.

Prizes:

1.    Medals will be awarded to all players of the champion, first runner-up and second runner-up positions.

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