School Games County Finals Handbook 2018-2019

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BADMINTON Squad Information Minimum of 4, maximum of 5 Year groups Year 7/8, Year 9, Year 10/11 Gender Girls and Boys Equipment (schools need to bring to the competition) Badminton rackets and practice shuttlecocks Team sheets COMPETITION FORMAT Teams consist of five players (single sex) with any four taking part in each match. The fifth player can be used in any match and not just as a reserve in case of injury. Each of the players needs to be seeded 1 – 4. These seeds will determine the games and order of playing. Match Structure – Each match between schools will consist of five games: 2 x singles and 3 x doubles games as shown below, with each player playing two games; Game 1 - Singles (Ranked 1 player) Game 2 - Doubles (Ranked 3 & 4 players) Game 3 - Singles (Ranked 2 player) Game 4 - Doubles (Ranked 1 & 3 players) Game 5 - Double (Ranked 2 & 4 players) At the end of the match both team managers must confirm and sign the score sheet before submitting this to the results table. SCORING Each game will be scored to a maximum of 21 points. There is no extended scoring – games do not have to be won by 2 clear points. (a game can be won 21-20) The winning team will be the team with the most matches won, if a draw the winner will be the team with the most games won.
BASKETBALL Squad Information Maximum of 10 in a squad (5 in a team) Year groups Year 7, Year 8, Year 9, Year 10/11 Gender Boys and Girls Equipment (schools need to bring to the competition) Basketballs and bibs COMPETITION FORMAT Teams will be single sex and made up of up to ten players, of which only five are permitted on court at one time. <strong>Games</strong> shall consist of 2 halves against a running clock (time dependent on number of teams and facility available). If two courts are being used, a single running clock may simultaneously coordinate both courts to start and finish at the same time. Timeouts will be 1 min in duration where the running clock is stopped. Referee to utilise discretion and allow player to complete free throws if central timeout is called during the foul shot process. Otherwise each team is permitted to have one time out of one minute per half although this may be removed if time does not allow. <strong>Games</strong> will be started with a jump ball in the centre circle and time begins when the ball has been tipped by a jumping player. Possession arrow to be noted by referee and table official to determine subsequent possessions i.e. beginning of 2 nd half and possible overtime. Second half will commence with a side line ball on the half way line. After a basket, the opponents will be given the ball to make a throw in from any point behind the baseline. Once a team gains possession of the basketball they have 24 seconds to attempt a shot. Subsequently, if they fail to do so possession will be awarded to the opposition. Within the 24 second shot clock a team must advance the ball over the halfway line within 8 seconds. On a side line or end line situation, once handed the ball by the referee a team has 5 seconds to inbound the ball. Players may be substituted at any time on a dead ball. The three second rule applies; Offensive players are not permitted to spend more than 3 seconds in the ‘key’ at any one time. Players get another 3 seconds every time they re-enter the lane after exiting or when a shot is attempted.
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