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K A N S A S S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L JANUARY 2012 - kshsaa

K A N S A S S T A T E H I G H S C H O O L JANUARY 2012 - kshsaa

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sleeves are not to be worn. Reasons of it looks cool, it improves<br />

my shooting, etc. are not medical reason. This is a playing rule<br />

and applies grades 7-12.<br />

Bench Decorum – Coaches<br />

Box<br />

The KSHSAA Executive Board has approved the use of the six<br />

foot optional coaching box for the 2011-12 season. Administrators<br />

should visit with their coaching staff and set expectations for<br />

properly using the coaching box. Officials may issue a technical<br />

foul to coaches who do not comply with coaching box restrictions,<br />

but it is important expectations be set by the administration who<br />

employs the coach. The box must be marked so it can be clearly<br />

seen from the court (chairs can’t be sitting on top of it). Measure<br />

22 feet from the end line and 28 feet from the end line to mark the<br />

box on the floor, it must be marked for all levels of competition.<br />

The purpose of the box is to provide fairness in coaching. Allowing<br />

a coach to wander the sideline gives them an advantage over the<br />

coach who follows the rule and coaches from the box. This is a FAIR-<br />

NESS in coaching rule, please help educate coaches on the reason<br />

for the coaching box. Coaches may stand in the six foot box during<br />

play. For safety reasons they may not squat or kneel. Assistant<br />

coaches may not stand except during timeouts and intermission.<br />

Running Clock<br />

By Executive Board action the running clock will be used during<br />

all Sub-State games. It will not be used during State games.<br />

The 30 point running clock may be used in regular season contests<br />

by league adoption or school administrators may agree prior to<br />

the contest that the running clock will be used. It is used in the<br />

4th quarter only when the point differential reaches 30 points.<br />

The clock shall continue to run except when stopped per NFHS<br />

playing rules. (Injury, blood on the uniform, team calls a time<br />

out) Officials should be notified prior to the contest by the school<br />

administration whether the running clock is to be used during<br />

the contest. The timer, scorer, PA announcer and coaches must<br />

also be notified by school administration. The announcer should<br />

make announcements concerning the running clock so that fans<br />

will know why the clock is not stopping in the 4th quarter.<br />

Use Registered Officials<br />

Association regulations require high schools to use registered KSHSAA<br />

basketball officials for varsity (first team) boys and girls basketball.<br />

Middle/Junior High Schools are recommended to follow the same<br />

procedure. (See KSHSAA Handbook Rules 11-2-1 and 11-3-1). High<br />

School athletic directors or principals should verify all varsity officials’<br />

registrations by checking the online Officials Directory.<br />

Post season recommendations for officials are due to the<br />

KSHSAA by February 8, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />

State Adopted Basketball<br />

The Spalding TF-1000 Legacy basketball will be used for all postseason<br />

contests.<br />

Track &<br />

Field<br />

Starters & Referees<br />

The KSHSAA Executive Board adopted the following regulation:<br />

In order to qualify as a starter or referee for post-season<br />

track and field meets, the individual must:<br />

• fulfill the track and field online rules meeting requirement<br />

• receive 90 percent or better on the NF Track & Field<br />

Examination, Part I.<br />

Track and Field starters who register with the KSHSAA will automatically<br />

receive a copy of the <strong>2012</strong> Track & Field Examination, Part I and<br />

NFHSTrack&FieldRulesbook(s). Athletic directors, track & field coaches<br />

and/or school administrators who know of other individuals interested<br />

in starting track meets should have them contact the KSHSAA.<br />

STATE TRACK MEET SCHEDULE<br />

Time/event schedule for the <strong>2012</strong> meet<br />

will be posted on the KSHSAA website<br />

www.<strong>kshsaa</strong>.org.<br />

Volleyball<br />

White Volleyballs Required<br />

for <strong>2012</strong>-2013 Season<br />

The Kansas State High School Activities Association Executive<br />

Board is requiring that white volleyballs be used for all interscholastic<br />

volleyball competition in the <strong>2012</strong>-2013 school year.<br />

NFHS volleyball rules will allow for the use of a colored panel<br />

volleyball in competition per approval of the state association.<br />

At their November Board Meeting the Executive Board discussed<br />

this option throroughly and made the decision to stay with a<br />

white ball for competition. The primary reason for their decision<br />

was financial and the added burden placed on schools for<br />

a product that is not needed or necessary. It was agreed that<br />

not using a colored panel volleyball would not pose a safety<br />

concern for athletes.<br />

The official volleyball for the Kansas State High School Activities<br />

Association post-season volleyball competition is the Baden<br />

VX5E Perfection. Beginning January 1, <strong>2012</strong> the Kansas State<br />

High School Activities Association will begin the 3nd year of a<br />

3 year contract with Baden.<br />

10 KSHSAA Activities Association

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