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2004-2005 - Georgia High School Association

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GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 73<br />

(b) Exception: Golf is played according to the rules of the USGA.<br />

(c) Exception: Riflery is conducted according to the rules of<br />

National Standard Three-Position Air Rifle Rules.<br />

(d) Exception: Girls Lacrosse is conducted according to the rules<br />

of USLacrosse.<br />

NOTE: The National Federation prohibits the use of video tape to<br />

review an official’s decision.<br />

2.93 Postponed, Suspended, or Terminated Contest: Any GHSA<br />

competition may be interrupted due to human, mechanical, or<br />

natural causes when it is necessary to protect the safety of players<br />

and spectators. The Executive Director shall have the authority to<br />

postpone GHSA events and to direct the procedure for rescheduling<br />

when deemed necessary.<br />

(a) Postponed games are games that are postponed before they<br />

actually begin.<br />

(1) The host school should notify the opposing team and<br />

officials as early as possible when a contest is postponed.<br />

(2) The host school is responsible for determining whether<br />

an event is to be postponed until the time that game rules<br />

turn that responsibility over to game officials.<br />

(3) After administrators agree on the rescheduling of the<br />

postponed contest, the host school must notify the GHSA<br />

Office.<br />

(b) Suspended games - The official in charge may suspend a<br />

game for up to one hour when interrupted by events beyond<br />

his control; provided however, that the one-hour limitation<br />

shall not apply to football games between schools of the same<br />

classification. The one-hour interruption is cumulative with<br />

the exception of time between periods. The game shall be<br />

terminated after the one-hour (cumulative) delay. If it is not a<br />

complete game, administrators of the schools involved (or<br />

their designees) should decide about replaying the game.<br />

Agreement must be reached within forty-eight hours and the<br />

GHSA notified.<br />

NOTE: In softball and baseball, the suspended game rule is<br />

used in regular-season and post-season games in which the<br />

game has become a complete game and a winner cannot be<br />

determined. (See Softball and Baseball Section)<br />

(c) Terminated Games - Games terminated after one-hour delay<br />

shall count as “no contest” if less than half the game is<br />

complete or there is a tie. Games terminated after one-half<br />

completed shall be considered a completed game and the<br />

team leading in the score shall be declared winner. GHSA<br />

shall be notified of the termination.<br />

NOTE: All GHSA activities except varsity football games<br />

between schools in the same classification will be terminated<br />

at 11:30 p.m.

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