Playing Rules. If during the term of this Agreement any playing rule in the C.F.L. is proposed to be changed, the Commissioner shall refer the proposed playing rule change to this committee for consideration and a recommendation. After deliberation, this committee may make any recommendation it deems appropriate to the C.F.L. No playing rule shall be changed until it has been referred to this joint committee for consideration and recommendation and the C.F.L. will consider any such recommendation made to it by the joint committee prior to any change being made to the rules provided the recommendation is received by the C.F.L. in advance of the annual meeting of the C.F.L. Rules Committee.
Playing Rules. All championship games shall be played under the Official Baseball Rules.
Playing Rules. All contests shall be conducted under the official softball rules of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), or those approved by that organization with modifications approved by the Nebraska School Activities Association. Each school is provided with one NFHS Softball Rules Book. The National Federation Rules Book contains several references to rules, which may be altered "by state association adoption." The following are the approved state association adoptions regarding Nebraska high school competition: Regular Season District Championships State Championships 8, 10 & 12-Run Rules 8, 10 & 12-Run Rules 8, 10 & 12-Run Rules National Tie-Breaker – 8th Inning National Tie-Breaker – 8th Inning National Tie-Breaker – 8th Inning Double First Base (Required) Double First Base (Required) Double First Base (Required) Suspended Game Suspended Game Suspended Game
Playing Rules. 1. All players must play six defensive outs or two complete innings and bat at least one time in each game. Players who do not get their playing time must start the next game and play their previous requirement not met from last game and playing requirement from current game prior to being removed. All official scorebooks will be subject to review by both leagues. Penalty: Any manager who does not start a player who is owed playing time from the previous game is subject to removal from the game and the player(s) will be inserted into the lineup.
Playing Rules. All players must play six defensive outs or two complete innings and bat at least one time in each game. Players who do not get their playing time must start the next game and play their previous requirement not met from last game and playing requirement from current game prior to being removed. All official scorebooks will be subject to review by both leagues. Penalty: Any manager who does not start a player who is owed playing time from the previous game is subject to removal from the game and the player(s) will be inserted into the lineup. Each manager will carry a current pitching affidavit (Exhibit A) to each game, and will have the affidavit signed by the other manager after each game. The pitching affidavit should be turned in 30 minutes prior to the start of the game. A grace period will be allowed, the pitching affidavit must be turned in within 15 minutes after the game time. All leagues will conform to the Official Regulations regarding pitcher eligibility. Violations can result in a protest of the game.
Playing Rules. All contests shall be conducted under the official bowling rules of the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) in conjunction with the rules and modifications approved by the Nebraska School Activities Association. Team Composition: A team shall consist of no more than seven bowlers (five bowlers and two substitute bowlers). A team may have an unlimited number of bowlers within their high school program. Teams will normally compete in playing strength of five bowlers. If a school is unable to field a complete team (five bowlers) individual bowlers for that school may compete if the school has at least three individual bowlers. An absentee score of zero will be placed for missing roster members. Roster/Lineup: A written team roster consisting of no more than seven players will be exchanged between both head coaches before each game (Traditional). Changes (additions or removals) to the team roster are not allowed once the first ball of the game has been thrown. The written roster must include the player lineup order (and substitutes) for that specific game (Traditional). Once a tournament begins a team roster cannot be changed (no additions or removals from the roster). Changes to a team’s lineup order can only be made at the start of each game (Traditional). After a lineup has been submitted to the opposing coach, no changes to the lineup order can occur.
Playing Rules. All players must play six defensive outs or two complete innings. Both Crescent Little League and Buena Park National Little League will adapt the consecutive batting order league option for the Majors division and bat their entire lineup. (Substitutes must play six consecutive outs) Players who do not get their playing time must start the next game and play their previous requirement not met from last game and playing requirement from current game prior to being removed. All official scorebooks will be subject to review by both leagues. Penalty: Any manager who does not start a player who is owed playing time from the previous game is subject to removal from the game and the player(s) will be inserted into the lineup. Each manager will carry a current pitching affidavit (Exhibit A) to each game, and will have the affidavit signed by the other manager after each game. The pitching affidavit should be turned in 30 minutes prior to the start of the game. A grace period will be allowed, the pitching affidavit must be turned in within 15 minutes after the game time. All leagues will conform to the Official Regulations regarding pitcher eligibility. Violations can result in a protest of the game.
Playing Rules. X. XXXXX - See high school rulebook.
Playing Rules. All League competition, including playoffs, shall be governed and controlled by the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Board of Governors of the Corporation prior to the commencement of a playing season, or as such rules may be amended, modified or annulled by the Board of Governors during a playing season.
Playing Rules. The 4th Edition of the FIT Playing Rules will be utilised at all FIT events. Event Operations Control of the Event The Host Nation appointed Event Manager in conjunction with the FIT Event Director (or delegate) and the FIT Board will be in charge of all matters relating to the Event. Any matter not covered in these General Conditions or the eventspecific Conditions of Entry document will be determined by the above Officials and their decision will be final. Team Briefing If deemed necessary a briefing may be held prior to the commencement of the event. For details of the meeting please refer to the eventspecific Conditions of Entry document. Insurance Cover The Host Nation will provide public liability insurance only. All other insurances are the responsibility of participating Member Nations and individual participants. Match Balls All matches must be played using an official match ball throughout the event. Each team will be supplied a ball by FIT prior to their first match. A limited quantity of replacement stock will be available for purchase. Competition Points All preliminary stages teams will earn competition points. ● 3 points for a win or win by forfeiture or due to a bye ● 2 points for a draw ● 1 point for a loss ● 0 points for a loss by forfeiture No competition points are awarded or ladders kept during knockout stages. The competition ladder will be sorted with the following precedence: ● Competition points ● Differences (touchdowns scored touchdowns conceded) ● Percentages (touchdowns scored ÷ touchdowns conceded) In the event that two teams are equal in these three aspects and a clear choice is required for progression the results of matches between the two teams will be isolated and sorted as above. If still equal a Drop Off will be used to determine which team will progress. In the event that two teams are equal in these three aspects and both will progress but there is an advantage to be had by placing higher the results of matches between the two teams will be isolated and sorted as above. If still equal a coin toss will be used to determine which team will place higher.
