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Residency Requirements to Compete in a Provincial Championship All provincial curling championships involve the participation of teams that are made up of individuals who are full time residents within Manitoba and who are eligible to advance to the Canadian Championship. To ensure that all individuals are treated equally a policy has been agreed to that clearly outlines what an individual must be able to provide to be considered a resident for qualifying purposes. It is understood that an individual can only participate in one province/territory in any championship season. (Explanation – an individual may only participate in the qualifying process in one Member Association in one championship year – this includes all championships that lead to a Season of Champions event as well as other provincial championships that may or may not lead to a national event. These would include Masters, The Dominion Club Championship, etc. It is understood that the Canadian Mixed, held in November, will be part of the previous year‟s group of competitions even though it is dated in the following year. For example – the 2013 Canadian Mixed held in November of 2013 will be considered a part of the 2012/13 Championship season for residency purposes.) To that end it has been agreed that an individual must provide a minimum of three of the following five items to the Member Association (if requested) whose playdown structure they wish to enter: ** Current Driver‟s License from that province/territory ** Current Health Care Card from that province/territory ** Letter from employer confirming employment within the province/territory ** Statement from landlord (if renting) or bank (if owned) confirming residency within the province/territory – a copy of a property tax invoice/payment for non-mortgaged property is also adequate ** Valid picture ID required for travel purposes if the individual does not have a valid driver‟s license Traditional on-campus full time students will be allowed to establish residency by providing a confirmation letter from their school‟s Registrar‟s Office confirming full time status and class enrollment for the academic year. This policy defers to the institution which the student attends in terms of defining full-time student status. For the Safeway Championship and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts individuals MUST be a permanent resident of Manitoba prior to September 1 st of the year preceding the championship season. (For example – Sept 1 st of 2013 for the 2013/14 championship season) This time frame may be shortened in the following circumstances: Transfer due to employment School attendance Military service and transfer Exemptions may be made in exceptional circumstances if granted by two Member Associations where: (Exemption requests MUST be filed a minimum of 21 days prior to the event) • Individuals live within a short distance of a provincial/territorial boundary • An individual is based in two cities due to an employment situation • Part-time students NOTE: CurlManitoba’s residency reflects the residency policy of the Canadian Curling Association. For any further information please refer to the CCA Residency Policy. 6
YOUTH SPRING BONSPIEL CurlManitoba Special Events The divisions and eligibility of the spiel will be: 1) Open Recreation 16 years of age and under as of December 31, 2013 2) Open Recreation 13 years of age and under as of December 31, 2013 3) Men‟s Competitive 16 years of age and under as of December 31, 2013 4) Women‟s Competitive 16 years of age and under as of December 31, 2013 Rules 1. All team members must reside in Manitoba. 2. Team members must be a resident of OR curl in the same Provincial Sport Region. 3. To compete in the Open Recreation 13 years of age and under Division all team members must be 13 years of age or under as of December 31, 2013. Born in 2000 or later. No older than 13 on December 31, 2013. 4. To compete in the 16 and Under Men‟s or Women‟s Competitive Division and the Open Recreation 16 years of age and under Division all team members must be 16 years of age or under as of December 31, 2013. Born in 1997 or later. No older than 16 on December 31, 2013. 5. Team composition in the Recreational Divisions is open and may be 4 males, 4 females or any combination thereof. 6. All recreation games will be 8 ends, all competitive games will be 10 ends. 7. The bell will ring at 2 hours and 15 minutes. 8. The Cresting standards is NOT in effect. Spares 1. Spares are allowed in the Recreational Divisions. Spares must register with the event representative prior to playing. Spare must meet the age requirements and may not have competed in the Competitive Bonspiel Division. 2. In the Recreation Division following the registration of their four players, should a player be unable to play due to extenuating circumstances (injury, illness) the team will be permitted to use up to two eligible spares or have the option of continuing with the remaining three players. A spare is a temporary player who may play the position of the missing player or lower. 3. No spares are allowed in the Competitive Bonspiel Division BUT a 5 th player may be registered prior to the start of the event. Time Outs 1. The Recreational Divisions time outs will consist of one 1 minute time out for the first 4 ends, a three minute 4 th end break and two 1 minute time out for the last 4 ends in all games. 2. The Competitive Division will have 2 one minute time outs with a 5 th end break. 7
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