SAMNA Mixed By-laws - CommunityWebs
SAMNA Mixed By-laws - CommunityWebs
SAMNA Mixed By-laws - CommunityWebs
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3.8 Please Note: In each of the conditions listed above the player where applicable<br />
must have the protective padding and covering inspected by the match official.<br />
4. Duration of Game:<br />
4.1 All matches shall consist of four 12-minute quarters. One minute break at quarter and<br />
three quarter time, with three minutes at half time. Injury time 2 minutes.<br />
4.2 In the event of a draw in any final match, after a rest of three minutes, the teams will play<br />
two rounds of five minutes without rest, but changing ends between rounds. If a draw still<br />
occurs after this extra time, further periods of five minutes will be played until a winner<br />
emerges.<br />
5 Scoring:<br />
5.1 Two points shall be awarded for a win.<br />
5.2 In the event of an equal score at the conclusion of full time, in minor round matches, the<br />
match will be considered a draw and each team will be awarded one premiership point.<br />
5.3 The <strong>SAMNA</strong> Board will determine decisions in relation to the outcome of abandoned<br />
matches.<br />
6. Eligibility<br />
6.1 A team is required to ensure that only the names of players present and ready to play in<br />
the match are written on the official scorecard. Maximum number of players permitted to<br />
be listed on the scorecard is twelve (12).<br />
6.2 Penalty for including the names of players who are not present and ready to play in the<br />
match is loss of premiership points for the match.<br />
6.3 Late arrival players who are ready to play may have their names included on the official<br />
scorecard.<br />
6.4 Should it be discovered during the course of a match that the name of an on court player<br />
does not appear on the scorecard, this players name may be added without penalty.<br />
6.5 A substitute player who is present and ready to play but does not actually participate in<br />
the match shall be considered as a legal player.<br />
6.6 A player is not permitted to play in more than one game within the same program<br />
session. (Exception male players competing in the Men's competition)