Player Eligibility. 2.1. Each player and at least one parent must sign and submit a code of conduct pledge and contract at registration. The town is responsible for keeping the Code of Conduct on file for the current season and can be subject to an audit by NHYLA.
Player Eligibility. In order to be eligible to participate in a Tournament, a Player must:
Player Eligibility. (a) Only players who are women are eligible to play in the WNBA.
Player Eligibility. 2.1.1 All Players must be in good standing with their Club, the TRU, the WRFU, and USA Rugby in order to participate in National Championships and all events leading up to the Championships, including TRU Championships and WRFU Championships.
Player Eligibility. 3.1.1 Players must meet the minimum required guidelines as published by USA Rugby and other further restrictions as published by the WRFU or TRU.
Player Eligibility. 4.1.1 Eligibility criteria for the TRU Club Seven’s competition are the same as those for the Player Eligibility minimum required guidelines as published by USA Rugby and other further restrictions as published by the WRFU or TRU.
Player Eligibility. Eligibility as per UTSNZ Eligibility and Participation policies that can be found here. All players will be required to have their student ID with them at all times and this may be checked on request by UTSNZ.
Player Eligibility. In order to be eligible to participate in the PPL, a Player must:
Player Eligibility to be eligible to play in the league, you must be male and born in 1975 or earlier. A player found to have misrepresented his age in order to play will be suspended for the balance of the season in question AND the following season. PLAYER DRAFT/SUBS: teams will be created by way of an annual player draft, to be held as early as possible, preceding each season. Draft attendees will be the Board of Directors and/or their representatives. On their application, applicants will be asked to indicate whether their preference is to play as: a Regular; a Sub; taking the year off; or retiring from the League. All Regular applicants will be separated by (1) position: forward, defenseman or goalie and (2) ability: 1st, 2nd or 3rd line. The Board of Directors, based upon their knowledge of the ability of the Regular applicants, will put the names of the top 5 rated forwards “into the hat”. Each Captain or his Representative will draw a name. The process will be repeated to form each team’s three lines and goalie. Regarding Regular player status, favoritism will be shown to the Regular players who have previously played in the League unless that player missed an unacceptable number of games for reasons other than injury or his conduct is determined to be detrimental to the League. At the conclusion of the draft, every effort will be made to balance the teams, if necessary, and to honor requests made by players to play together. Not all requests to play together can be expected to be honored each season. If, after the draft, a Regular player requests that he be moved to Sub status, he will be considered a “Restricted Sub” and, as such, will be permitted to substitute only for his original team and assigned line. Subs will also be categorized by line, position and ability. A team that will be missing a Regular will replace that player with an “in-kind” Sub from the Sub List, or one from a lower line. For example: a second line C forward must be replaced by a second line C sub or a third line sub. A Sub can be added to the Sub List after the season begins. A Sub cannot play for the same team two games in a row, nor can he be scheduled in advance to play two games the same night. A Regular can play as a Sub as a last resort and can play a max of three games as a Sub each season. A Sub cannot be placed in “Permanent Sub” status after a Team’s week 15 of the regular season schedule. FINANCES: payments may be made to the League President or to a team Captain. If paying in cas...
Player Eligibility. For the duration of a Player’s participation in the PCS, the Player must:
