CurlManitoba Rulebook - Manitoba Curling Association
CurlManitoba Rulebook - Manitoba Curling Association
CurlManitoba Rulebook - Manitoba Curling Association
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FIFTH PLAYER AND/OR SIXTH PLAYERS<br />
FIFTH PLAYERS<br />
For all <strong>Curl<strong>Manitoba</strong></strong> events leading up to and including Provincial Championships:<br />
1. A fifth player may be registered prior to the event.<br />
2. NO SPARES ARE ALLOWED.<br />
Exception: Spares are allowed from the spare pool at Provincial Championships<br />
only.<br />
3. The players on the ice must be four of the five players listed on the team<br />
entry/registration form. The registered Fifth player may play any position in any<br />
game.<br />
4. In addition, teams qualifying for the six 16-team <strong>Manitoba</strong> Provincial Championships,<br />
the 32-team Safeway Championship, or the Senior Women‟s Open Championship and<br />
the Master Women‟s Open Championship may identify a fifth player as a team<br />
member with competition privileges as outlined in the CCA Rules of Officiated Play.<br />
Fifth players may access the ice during the fifth end break. Fifth players must be<br />
identified prior to the start of an event and 7 days prior to a Provincial Championship.<br />
5. Fifth players must maintain the eligibility of the team.<br />
6. Fifth players will not receive berth winner crests, trophies, or a complimentary<br />
banquet ticket.<br />
7. Following the registration of their four players plus a fifth player for the Sport Region<br />
Qualifiers, or following the registration of four players plus a Fifth Player for Berth<br />
Bonspiels and Bonspiels with a Berth, and at any level, should a player be unable to<br />
play due to extenuating circumstances (injury, illness, employment, coaching at<br />
another sanctioned event, etc.) the team will continue with the remaining three/four<br />
players. The exception to three person teams will be in mixed competitions where<br />
four players are required.<br />
8. In championship events in which a pre-event practice is permitted, a Fifth Player may<br />
participate in the team‟s designated pre-event practice.<br />
9. In all events in which a pre-game practice is permitted, a fifth player may participate<br />
in the pre-game practice.<br />
SPARE PLAYER<br />
1. A spare is a player named in the Spare Pool at all Provincial Championships. This is a<br />
temporary player who may play the position of the indisposed player or lower. The<br />
spare list is approved by <strong>Curl<strong>Manitoba</strong></strong> prior to the Provincial Championships.<br />
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