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Region V Handbook 2010-2011
Member School Administrators Bonneville
Art Hansen [email protected]
251 E 4800 S
Ogden, UT 84405
801-452-4050 / 801-476-1837 Fax
Box Elder
Darrell Eddington [email protected]
380 S 600 W
Brigham City, UT 84302
435-734-4840 / 435-734-4846 Fax
Logan
Dan Cox [email protected]
162 West 1st South
Logan, UT 84321
435-755-2380 / 435-755-2387 Fax
Mountain Crest
Robert Henke [email protected]
255 S 800 E
Hyrum, UT 84319
435-245-6093 / 435-245-3818 Fax
Ogden
Trevor Wilson [email protected]
2828 Harrison Blvd.
Ogden, UT 84403
801-737-8700 / 801-625-1126 Fax
Sky View
David Swenson [email protected]
520 S 250 E
Smithfield, UT 84335
435-563-6273 / 435-563-9534 Fax
Coaches Bonneville
Athletic Director/ Matt Williams;[email protected]
Baseball Trevor Howell;[email protected]
Football Matt Williams [email protected]
Wrestling Morell McKinnon;[email protected]
Boy's Basketball Jason Finder;[email protected]
Boy's Soccer Mike Hickman
Boy's Tennis Katy Hall;[email protected]
Boy's Track Melissa Jensen;[email protected]
Cross Country Debby Perry;[email protected]
Golf Mike Edwards;[email protected]
Girls Golf Blair Garner; [email protected]
Swimming Nate Toll; [email protected]
Girl's Basketball Mike Russell;[email protected]
Girl's Soccer Layne Barker
Girl's Tennis Katy Hall;[email protected]
Girl's Track Melissa Jensen [email protected]
Softball Brenda Hart;[email protected]
Volleyball Angela Williams;[email protected]
Drill Team Lindsay Judkins;[email protected]
Instrumental Music Paul [email protected]
Vocal Music Mishy Kirby;[email protected]
Drama Alane Schofield;[email protected]
Cheerleading Advisor Hillary Finder;[email protected]
Box Elder
Athletic Director.....................................Kim Peterson; [email protected]
Baseball.................................................Mike Hollingsworth; [email protected]
Boys' Basketball...................................Keith Mecham; [email protected]
Boys' Cross Country.............................Jeff Rawlins; [email protected]
Football..................................................Robbie Gunter; [email protected]
Golf.........................................................Kevin Peterson; [email protected]
Girls Golf Kevin Peterson [email protected]
Boys' Soccer.........................................Nate Bywater; [email protected]
Swimming.............................................Craig Robinette; [email protected]
Boys' Tennis.........................................Carlos Martinez [email protected]
Track. ................................................Randall Gilbert [email protected]
Wrestling...............................................Mike Ripplinger; [email protected]
Girls' Basketball...................................Dave Smith; [email protected]
Girls' Cross Country............................Wayne McConkie; [email protected]
Girls' Soccer.........................................Brooke Lambert; [email protected]
Softball..................................................Mandi Hodgson; [email protected]
Drill Team.............................................Brandi Hadfield; [email protected]
Girl's Tennis.........................................Carlos Martinez; [email protected]
Girl's Track...........................................Jeff Rawlins; [email protected]
Volleyball...............................................Kristine Harding; [email protected]
Instrumental Music...............................Mike Reeder; [email protected]
Vocal Music..........................................Claudia Bigler; [email protected]
Drama....................................................Melanie Day; [email protected]
Cheerleading Advisor.........................Lori Butler/Sandy Tingey; [email protected]
Logan
Athletic Director...................................Clair Anderson; [email protected]
Baseball................................................Mike Hanson; [email protected]
Boys’ Basketball..................................Logan Brown;[email protected]
Boys' Cross Country............................Isaac Reeder; [email protected]
Football.................................................Mike Favero; [email protected]
Golf........................................................Eric Skinner; [email protected]
Boys' Soccer........................................Tod Martin; [email protected]
Boys' Swimming...................................Jerry Hodgkinson; [email protected]
Boys Tennis...........................................David Reynolds; [email protected]
Track......................................................Erik Bates; [email protected]
Wrestling................................................Bo Roundy; [email protected]
Girls' Basketball....................................Kelly Bennett; [email protected]
Girls' Cross Country.............................Isaac Reeder; [email protected]
Girls' Soccer.........................................Mitch Peterson; [email protected]
Softball...................................................Hayley Hansen; [email protected]
Drill Team..............................................Lisa Preece
Girls' Golf...............................................Nancy Krough; [email protected]
Girls' Swimming....................................Jerry Hodgkinson; [email protected]
Girls' Tennis...........................................Daniel Lindsey
Volleyball................................................Lacey Johns; [email protected]
Instrumental Music................................Dan Stowell
Vocal Music...........................................Randall Smith
Cheerleading Advisor...........................Heather Thorton
Mountain Crest
Athletic Director.....................................Jim Crosbie,[email protected]
Baseball.................................................Steve Hanson; [email protected]
Football..................................................Mark Wootton; [email protected]
Wrestling................................................Davie Swenson; [email protected]
Boys' Basketball....................................
Boys' Soccer..........................................Mike Gurney;[email protected]
Boys' Tennis...........................................Andy Lund; [email protected]
Boys' Track............................................Rob Thomas;[email protected]
Cross Country.......................................Mary Kirby;[email protected]
Golf.........................................................Brett Hansen;[email protected]
Swimming.............................................Yolanda Bates;[email protected]
Girls Basketball....................................Brittany Phillips;[email protected]
Girls' Soccer.........................................Mike Gurney; [email protected]
Girls' Tennis..........................................Carolee Hamill;[email protected]
Girls Track............................................. Rob Thomas;[email protected]
Softball...................................................Mike Anderson;[email protected]
Volleyball...............................................Lori Karaghouli;[email protected]
Drill team...............................................Jamie Dattage;[email protected]
Instrumental Music..................................Jason Petrovich;[email protected]
Vocal Music...........................................Jeremy Baer
Drama.....................................................Suzanne Wilson
Forensics................................................Julie Major
Cheerleading Advisor...........................Kaye Lyn Harris
Sky View
Athletic Director.................................. Jan Hall; [email protected]
Baseball............................................Bardett Bagley; [email protected]
Boy’s Basketball............................. Kevin Anderson; [email protected]
Boy’s Cross-country....................... Kyle Wright; [email protected]
Football........................................... Craig Anhder; [email protected]
Golf................................................. Terrell Baldwin; [email protected]
Boy’s Soccer.................................. Doyle Geddes; [email protected]
Swimming....................................... Glen Mortenson
Boy’s Tennis.................................. Jacob Wilkey; [email protected]
Boy’s Track ................................. Jim Walker; [email protected]
Wrestling........................................ Kyle Wright; [email protected]
Girl’s Basketball............................. Paul Hansen; [email protected]
Girl’s Cross-country....................... Kyle Wright; [email protected]
Drill Team......................................Jackie Johnson;[email protected]
Girl’s Soccer.................................Doyle Geddes,[email protected]
Girl’s Softball............................... Shane Jones;[email protected]
Girl’s Tennis................................... Jacob Wilkey; [email protected]
Girl’s Track................................... Melissa Stuart ;[email protected]
Volleyball...................................... Shane Jones; [email protected]
Instrumental Music.........................Randall Beach; [email protected]
Vocal Music................................ John Caldwell; [email protected]
Drama........................................... Nan Wharton;[email protected]
Forensics.......................................Tessa Kunz;[email protected]
Cheerleading Advisor.....................Natalie Tueller;[email protected]
Ogden
Athletic Director....................................Phil Russell; [email protected]
Baseball................................................Troy Kolon; [email protected]
Boy'sBasketball...................................Jase McKee; [email protected]
Boy's Cross Country............................Don Hall; [email protected]
Football................................................. Troy Kolon; [email protected]
Boy's Golf..............................................Bill Roberts; [email protected]
Boy's Soccer........................................Sterling Castle; [email protected]
Swimming.............................................Pete Jahsman; [email protected]
Boy's Tennis........................................Bill Roberts; [email protected]
Boys's Track........................................Don Hall; [email protected]
Wrestling.............................................JakeBalls; [email protected]
Girls Basketball...................................Phil Russell; [email protected]
Girls Cross Country............................Don Hall; [email protected]
Girls Golf..............................................Pat Price; [email protected]
Drill Team............................................Tawna Halbert;[email protected]
Girls Soccer........................................Sterling Castle; [email protected]
Girls Softball.......................................Christy Noseworthy; [email protected]
Girls Tennis.......................................John Peterson; [email protected]
Girls Track.........................................Don Hall; [email protected]
Volleyball...........................................Taylor Newman; [email protected]
Instrumental Music............................Rob Gillette; [email protected]
Vocal Music.....................................Karston Longhurst; [email protected]
Drama..............................................Christian Shiverdecker;
Forensics.........................................Matt Madsen; [email protected]
Cheerleading Advisor..........................Tory Birkinshaw; [email protected]
Principal's Assignments BOY’S ATHLETICS: Football................................................................Bonneville Basketball........................................................... Box Elder Baseball...............................................................Sky View Wrestling............................................................. Box Elder Track................................................................... Ogden Cross Country.................................................... Logan Golf...................................................................... Bonneville Swimming............................................................ Mt. Crest Tennis...................................................................Ogden Soccer.................................................................. Sky View GIRL’S ATHLETICS: Cross Country..................................................... .Logan Soccer.................................................................. Mt. Crest Volleyball.............................................................. Mt. Crest Basketball........................................................... Box Elder Track.................................................................... Ogden Tennis...................................................................Ogden Swimming.............................................................Mt. Crest Softball..................................................................Sky View Drill Team..............................................................Logan OTHER ACTIVITIES: Forensic (Speech)................................................Sky View Drama................................................................... Box Elder Music..................................................................... Mountain Crest
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Fee Schedule
FEE SCHEDULE (for football, boys and girls basketball, wrestling and volleyball):
$4.00: Students and Senior Citizens (60 and older)
$5.00: Adults
No charge: Cheerleaders in uniform and accompanied by their advisor
Admissions will be charged until the end of the event. Schools in Region V meets will also charge admission for region drill, and region swim events; $4.00 for students and senior citizens, $5.00 for adults. Admission for region wrestling and region track will be a two day pass at $12.00 for adults, $10.00 for students and senior citizens, under 6 free. A one day pass will be $7.00 for adults and $6.00 for students and senior citizens.
Passes Honored
PASSES HONORED:
Utah High School Activities Association, Region V Passes with photo (Passes plus one person) (each school will be limited to 75 passes). Press Passes will be honored.
Student Behavior
Region V and STUDENT BEHAVIOR Policies For
REGION V ACTIVITIES
2010-2011
NOTE: PRINCIPALS ARE INSTRUCTED TO MAKE THE RULES AND POLICIES KNOWN TO STUDENT LEADERS, CHEERLEADERS, DRILL TEAMS AND OTHER PARTIES AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR.
SPECTATOR SUPPORT ITEMS:
Region V has adopted the recommendation of the UHSAA for all regular season and region tournament play (refer to spectators support items).
BANDS AND DRUMS:
1. The host school may have its band or pep band play for home games.
2. Drums are to be used to play with the band, to play as part of an organized cheer, and to play for the pep club’s marching activities. DRUMS ARE NOT
TO BE USED INDISCRIMINATELY AS NOISE!!! Drums will not be used while play is in progress.
BANNERS, SIGNS AND FLAGS:
1. The host school may have an appropriate welcome sign posted in the gym or stadium. No banner or signs will be permitted other than the welcome sign.
2. Signs indicating cheers may be used by the cheerleaders.
3. Flags and emblems are allowed only at home games and only on the home side of the field. Students are not allowed to parade emblems or flags on the playing field or on the opposite side of the field.
MASCOTS:
1. Mascots can only be used at home games.
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT:
1. Electrical sound equipment or devices are permitted at athletic contests only as part of the band.
CHEERLEADERS:
1. Cheerleaders of the host school should initiate a meeting with the guest cheerleader. There is a limit of 8 cheerleaders at the end of the court. The two (2) groups should work cooperatively together during the game. Cheerleaders will be required to stay outside of the free throw lanes during the entire game. If there is at least 10’ on each baseline schools may have more than the 8 cheerleaders
2. Cheers and songs which are derogatory or insulting should not be used by either school.
3. Cheering contests, screaming indiscriminately for more than thirty (30) seconds should be discouraged. Organized cheers are more effective.
4. Cheerleaders should do everything they can to stop the booing or shouting of small groups.
5. NO STOMP CHEERS!!!
6. Cheerleaders should encourage good sportsmanship at all times. No abnormal noises especially when a free throw is in process.
7. Except during halftime performance, children are prohibited from being used in connection with any UHSAA interscholastic activity.
8. A supervisor must be present when cheerleaders perform.
STUDENT BEHAVIOR AT GAMES:
1. Students are encouraged to participate in organized cheers and show good sportsmanship at all events.
2. Students will not participate in organized obscene or derogatory cheers, organized cheers directed at an individual player, organized back turning or other un sportsmanlike conduct.
3. Fans will not be allowed on the playing field or court at the end of the game.
4. Fans are required to wear shirts.
5. No hats or head coverings are allowed during award ceremonies.
6. Only coaches, officials, and press are allowed on sidelines.
7. No individuals or groups, other than the regular school cheerleaders, identifiable team members with appropriate footwear and approved half-time performers will be permitted on playing fields or courts at any time. This rule applies to pre-game warm-ups, between game breaks, quarter or halftime breaks, and post game activities.
HALFTIME:
The halftime performance should not exceed seven (7) minutes in basketball and ten (10) minutes in football.
EXCEPTION: Home team may ask for additional time at half for a special occasion. Home team will notify visiting team coach of the extended halftime prior to the game.
PREGAME:
1. All PREGAME activities will conclude in sufficient time to commence the official play at the official starting time.
FRONT ROW SEATING:
1. No sitting or standing on the front rows in basketball.
FINES FOR VIOLATIONS:
There will be fines assessed by the Region V Board of Managers for flagrant violations of the rules regulating student behavior at Region V activities.
Penalties may include:
1. A $250 fine.
2. Time changes for future games.
3. Not allowing certain fans or groups of fans to attend Region V events.
4. Other necessary action that the Region V Board of Managers feels would be appropriate.
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM / SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT:
1. Public address systems should not be used as a cheerleading instrument.
2. Game announcers should be as objective as possible.
REGION V SPORTSMANSHIP GUIDELINES:
1. Region V is committed to good sportsmanship at all athletic events.
2. The following statement is to be read on the public address system or posted (if possible) before every Region V contest.
"Region V encourages and promotes sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches, and spectators. Profanity, racial, or ethic comments or other intimidating actions directed at officials, student-athletes, coaches, or team representatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the site of competition."
3. SPORTSMANSHIP is a way of thinking and behaving. The following sportsmanship policy items are listed below for clarification:
a. Be courteous to all participants, coaches, officials, staff and fans.
b. Know the rules of the contest. Abide by and respect decisions made by officials.
c. Win with character, and lose with dignity.
d. Display appreciation for good performance regardless of the team.
e. Exercise self-control and reflect positively upon yourself, the team, and the school.
f. Permit only positive sportsmanlike behavior.
g. Coaches, administrators and staff must lead by example.
4. If flagrant violence occurs in any event which a Region V team participates, the Region Board of Managers (principals) will review the incident upon request. On a case by case basis, determine possible consequences to participant(s) that are involved. The consequences may result in but not be limited to suspension from event(s), suspension for the entire season, and/or may include other consequences as determined by the region board of managers.
5. Enforcement Procedure:
a. It is recommended that local boards of education adopt these regulations.
b. It is recommended that schools require enforcement at the local level.
TIE BREAKER:
1. Tournament entries will be determined by the win/loss record in league play. In the event of a tie between teams qualified for state tournament positions, the seed will be determined by the win/loss record between the teams involved. If they split, the seed will be determined by head to head records against the team with the highest finish(region champions). If that does not break the tie, success against the next highest finisher will be compared. This process will continue on down until the tie is broken.
Examples:
Two basketball teams (A&B) tie for second place in region play: The two teams split during region play and both teams lost twice to the region champion. Team A defeated the fourth place team twice and team B split with the fourth place team. Team A would go into the state tournament as the second seed and team B would go to the state tournament as the third seed team.
Three football teams (A,B,C) tie with identical records for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place in region play: The three teams both won one and lost one against each other. None of the teams beat the region champions, but two of the teams (A&B) beat the 5th place team and one team (C) lost to the 5th place team. In head to head play team A defeated team B. The order of finish would then be team A 2nd, team B 3rd, and team C 4th.
Three soccer teams tie for the region championship with a 10-4 record. In head to head games involving the three teams, team A goes 3-1, team B goes 2-2 and team C goes 1-3. Team A will go into the state tournament as 1st, team B will go in as 2nd and team C goes as 3rd. All three teams will be considered as tri-champions.
2. In the event of any tie that would determine entry or non-entry to the tournament, playoffs will be held using the following guidelines:
a. If there is a tie between two teams with one available tournament slot, they will play each other with the winner earning the tournament berth. The home team for this game will be determined by using the tie breaker rule.
b. If there are three teams tied for one available tournament entry slot a three-way coin flip will be held. The odd team will have a bye and the other two teams will play a half game. The winner of that game will play the bye team in a half game. The winner of the second game will then get the tournament entry slot.
c. If there are three teams tied for two available spots, the Tie Breaker Rule #1 will be followed to determine the higher seed. The two remaining teams will then play each other with the winner earning the final tournament berth. If the tie for the three teams cannot be resolved in this manner, there will be a three-way coin flip; odd team gets the lower seed, the other two teams play each other. The winner of that game gets the final tournament slot.
Examples:
Three baseball teams (A,B,C,) tie with identical records for 3rd, 4th, and 5th place in region play. The three teams won one and lost one game against each other. None of the teams beat the region champion, but team A defeated the second place team twice, while teams B&C split their games with the second place team. Team A would go into the state tournament as the third place seed. Teams B&C would then play each other with the winner earning the final tournament entry slot.
3. A coaches (AD / Principals) meeting will be held a week before the last season game for those schools affected by a possible tie or ties.
Region Competition Dates ACTIVITY DATES LOCATION RESP. SCH00l DIR. OF COMP. Girls Tennis Sept 23, 2010 Ogden Ogden/John Peterson Boys Golf Oct. 12, 2010 Hubbard Golf Course Bonneville/Matt Williams X-Country Oct 13, 2010 American Heritage Park Logan/Clair Anderson Swimming Jan 20, 2011 Mt. Crest Mt. Crest/Yolanda Bates Drill Team Jan 28, 2011 Box Elder Box Elder/Brandi Hadfield Wrestling Jan 28-29,2011 Mt. Crest Mt.Crest/Dave Swenson Forensics Feb 26, 2011 Sky View Sky View/Tessa Kunz Jazz Festival Mar 9, 2011 Bonneville Bonneville/Paul Kapp Vocal Solo & Ens. Mar 2, 2011 Box Elder Box Elder/Claudia Bigler Drama Apr , 2011 Box Elder Box Elder/Melanie Day Instr. Solo En. Mar 16, 2011 Mt. Crest Mt. Crest/Jason Petrovich Region Choir Apr 20, 2011 Bonneville Bonneville/Mishy Kirby Boys Tennis May 5, 2011 USU ? Sky View/Jan Hall Girls Golf May 10, 2011 The Barn (N. Ogden) Bonneville/Blair Garner Track May 11-12 2011 Logan Logan/Clair Anderson Region Orchestra April 27,2011 Sky View Sky View/Richard Kline Trianing Choir Feb 23,2011 Mt. Crest Mt. Crest/Jeremy Baer Region Band Mar 30,2011 Logan Logan/Hal Briggs/Chris Rasmussen
Awards and Trophies
Region Five SPORTS:
Football: One (1) championship trophy
Cross-Country: One (1) region meet trophy. Medals for places 1 through 10 (varsity only)
Basketball: One (1) championship trophy
Wrestling: One (1) region meet trophy; Medals for places 1 through 6
Swimming: One (1) region meet trophy for top boy’s & girl’s team. Medals for places 1 through 6 in individual events. Medals for first place relay team in both boy’s & girl’s
Baseball: One (1) championship trophy
Tennis: One (1) region meet trophy. Medals for 1 - 2 - 3, #1 singles; #2 singles; #3 singles. Medals for 1 - 2 - 3, #1 doubles; #2 doubles
Track and Field: One (1) region meet trophy. Medals for places 1 through 6. Medals for first place relay team
Golf: One (1) region meet trophy. One (1) marked medal for low medalist. Medals for the next ten (10) low medalists (no designation)
Soccer: One (1) championship trophy
Softball: One (1) championship trophy
Volleyball: One (1) championship trophy
Drill Team: One (1) trophy for region, first overall in competition One (1) 1st place in Military, dance, and kick. Small region plaque will be given for 2nd and 3rd place in military, dance, and kick.
Forensic (Speech): One (1) region meet trophy; Medals for individual events 1 through 5 in the following categories: National Extemp., Foreign Extemp., Impromptu, Oratory, Lincoln Douglas, and Student Congress ( 30 ) medals. Medals for team debate (2 in each place) 1-5. Medals for Public Forum Debate (2 in each place) 1-5
Drama: One (1) region meet trophy. One (1) plaque for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd for one act play. Classical Scenes- 2 medals each for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Pantomine- 2 medals each for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Contemporary Scenes-2 medals each for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Contest Limitations A. Any meet in which one (1) or more students participate counts as a meet for that school in individual/team sports of cross country, golf, gymnastics, swimming, tennis, and track.
B. The following contest limitations apply to sophomore, junior varsity, and varsity level competition from the starting date until one (1) week prior to the state meet or tournament.
1. Baseball - Twenty-two (22). All games counted.
2. Basketball - Twenty (20) games if no region post-season tournament is held, eighteen (18) games if a region post-season tournament is held. Endowment game is not counted.
3. Cross country - Ten (10) meets.
4. Drill team - Three (3) competitions. (Does not include region or state.)
5. Football - Nine (9) games. Endowment game is not counted.
6. Golf - Fourteen (14) meets.
7. Soccer (Boy’s and Girl’s) -Sixteen (16) games.
8. Softball - Twenty-two (22) games.
9. Swimming - Fourteen (14) meets.
10. Tennis - Fourteen (14) meets. The number of meets counted for a tennis tournament shall be equal to the number of days scheduled for the tournament; e.g., a one (1) day tournament shall count as one (1) meet, and a two (2) day tournament shall count as two (2) meets, etc.
11. Track - Twelve (12) meets.
12. Volleyball- One of the following three options may be chosen
• 16 matches and 0 tournaments • 15 matches and 1 tournament • 14 matches and 2 tournaments
The following guidelines pertain to the tournaments: no more than 9 total matches in a tournament, no more than 7 matches in a given day and tournaments may not exceed three days in length.
13. Wrestling - Twenty-four (24) credits per wrestler. Eight (8) team tournaments count as three (3) credits. Tournaments with more than eight (8) teams count as four (4) credits. Dual meets count as one (1) match. All tournaments count as three (3) credits. Refer to the state UHSAA Handbook.
14. Music - Three (3) contests.
15. Speech - Ten (10) meets per individual.
Activities Locations All home activities will be held at the school unless otherwise noted below.
Bonneville
Cross Country
Rohmer Park
5100 S 650 W, Washington Terrace
Golf
Riverside Golf Course
5460 South Weber Drive, Riverdale
Swimming
Ogden High School
2828 Harrison Blvd.
Ogden, Ut. 84403
Box Elder
Softball, Baseball, Soccer, Swimming
600 West 2nd South (Natatorium or behind Natatorium)
Golf Eagle Mountain Golf Course
7th S. 960 E. Brigham
Tennis
John Adams Park
3rd North 5th East Brigham City
Logan
Cross Country
American Heritage Park
Swimming
Utah State University Pool Hyper Building
Golf
Logan River Golf Course
Mt. Crest
Golf
Logan River Golf Course
710 N 1500 E Logan
Ogden
Soccer
Mt. Ogden Park
Golf
Mt Ogden Golf Course
Sky View
Golf
Birch Creek
600 E. Center Smithfield
BASEBALL RULES
1. Game time will be 3:30 pm unless previous arrangements have been made with the two (2) school principals and athletic directors involved.
2. Postponement of league game due to inclement weather or field condition will be made up in the order of the postponement, if possible. The games must be made up at the next available date.
3. It is the responsibility of the home team Athletic Director to notify the visiting school and the game officials of any postponements. Visiting school and game officials should be notified as soon as possible.
4. The home team will be responsible for having an official scorekeeper. The official scorekeeper should be an adult.
5. In the event of a tie for first place, co-champions will be named. Seeding in state play will be determined by the region standings using the Region V tie breaker rule when needed.
6. The All-Region Team will be selected by the coaches at the end of the season.
7. A player may pitch a maximum of 14 innings per calendar week (Sunday 12:01 am through Saturday 12:00 midnight) regardless of game length and regardless whether the player participates in varsity or sub-varsity games. One pitch constitutes a full inning. See 2008-2009 yearbook page 6
8. The winning team is to call in results to the following:
Ogden Standard Examiner FAX # (801) 625-4299
Salt Lake Tribune (801) 521-9418
Deseret News (801) 688-261 or (801) 237-2161
GIRLS BASKETBALL RULES
1. Games will be played on the same day at the following times:
Sophomore & Freshman: 3:30 p.m. Jr. Varsity: 5:15 p.m. Varsity: 7:00 p.m.
2. Any change in schedule will be arranged through the principals and athletic directors of the school involved.
3. A roster and schedule will be sent to all coaches prior to the first pre-season game.
4. Playing floor will be available thirty (30) minutes prior to game time.
5. Locker room will be available 45 min. prior to game time.
6. Adult (competent timers and scorers) at the score table for the varsity games.
7. No individuals or groups, other than the regular school cheerleaders, identifiable team members with appropriate footwear and approved half-time performers, will be permitted on the courts at any time. This rule applies to pre-game warm ups, between game breaks, quarter or halftime breaks and post game activities.
8. Coach of the home team will be responsible to report the score to the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News.
9. Tie breaker refer to tie breaker section.
10. There will be a region trophy given to first place in regular region play.
11. The responsible school of Region V basketball coaches will keep an up-to-date record of region standings.
12. At the end of the season, all All-Region team will be selected which will include the Region MVP, 1st team (5), 2nd team (5) and a few honorable mention players from each school. There will also be a Region "Coach of the Year" chosen by the coaches.
BOYS BASKETBALL RULES
1. Games will be played on the same day at the following times:
Sophomore & Freshman: 3:30 p.m. Jr. Varsity: 5:15 p.m. Varsity: 7:00 p.m.
2. Any change in schedule will be arranged through the principals and athletic directors of the school involved.
3. A roster and schedule will be sent to all coaches prior to the first pre-season game.
4. Playing floor will be available thirty (30) minutes prior to game time.
5. Locker room will be available 45 min. prior to game time.
6. Adult (competent timers and scorers) at the score table for the varsity games.
7. No individuals or groups, other than the regular school cheerleaders, identifiable team members with appropriate footwear and approved half-time performers, will be permitted on the courts at any time. This rule applies to pre-game warm-ups, between game breaks, quarter or halftime breaks and post game activities.
8. Coach of the home team will be responsible to report the score to the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News.
9. Tie breaker refer to tie breaker section.
10. There will be a region trophy given to first place in regular region play.
11. The responsible school of Region V basketball coaches will keep an up-to-date record of region standings.
12. At the end of the season, all All-Region team will be selected which will include the Region MVP, 1st team (5), 2nd team (5) and a few honorable mention players from each school. There will also be a Region "Coach of the Year" chosen by the coaches.
CROSS COUNTRY RULES
1. Dual meets will begin at 3:30 p.m. Region Championship meet will begin at 3:00 p.m.
2. The host school will designate a well marked course. Distances for dual meet courses range from 3,000 to 5,000 meters.
3. Girls will run first, boys to follow.
4. Host school is responsible for notifying visiting teams of home course location.
5. The first 5 or 6 varsity teams as determined by UHSAA and the first 10 varsity finishers in the Region Meet will qualify for the State Meet.
6. The winner of the region trophy will be determined by the team scores at the Region Meet.
7. Teams may compete in a maximum of 10 meets, excluding the Region and State Meets.
8. Medals will be awarded to top ten individuals in the Region Varsity.
9. A team trophy will be awarded to the first place varsity male and female teams.
10. 2010-2011 Host School Logan Wednesday, October 13.
Drama
REGION V DRAMA SCHEDULE
Bonneville High School
Ogden High School
Logan High School
Sky View High School
Box Elder High School
Mountain Crest High School
DRAMA
REGION ONE ACT: Thursday, March 23rd 2011 - Box Elder
REGION INDIVIDUAL EVENTS: Friday, March 25, 2011
Mono acting
Pantomime
Humorous Interpretation
Dramatic Interpretation
State Competition: April 14, 15, 16, 2011
Tie Breaking Procedure for Individual Events:
If two students tie in an individual event based on the average of the three ratings and the ranking the following procedure should be followed. FIRST, use the judge’s preference of comparing each round for the first student to the same of the second student and awarding a winner for each round, i.e.
Student A / 1S 3S 3S Student B / 2S 1S 4S
Student ‘A’ would be awarded the first round and the third round having scored the highest ranking; therefore, Student ‘A’ would be considered the winner overall. If this procedure does not determine a winner; SECOND, go to the individual ballots for each round and count the Superior, Excellent, Good, & Fair boxes and determine a winner for each round. The student who wins two of the three rounds is declared the winner overall. This procedure should be followed at region & state, and if a tie occurs in the final medal round at state, proceed from the judges preference of the final round to the counting of boxes of the final round ballots and then if a tie still exists then proceed to counting the ballots of the three tournament rounds.
If a tie occurs in qualifying for state, qualifying for finals at state and/or the final medal round the tie MUST be broken.
Fifty percent (50%) of the schools who enter a one act play will qualify for state competition.
Drill
REGION V
Competition Order for MILITARY
1. Bonneville
2. Mt. Crest
3. Logan
4. Box Elder
5. Ogden
6. Sky View
**Competition order will be determined by tournament director for dance and prop.
1. Each school must declare dates for the twelve week DEAD TIME PERIOD (no practices, performances, team camps or competitions) as stated on the drill team dead time period form (due Jan 14th). Each week must consist of 7 consecutive days.
2. All drill team coaches must attend a UHSAA drill team clinic and take the written rules test to insure safety in their programs. The test must be passed with a minimum score of 70%. Coaches who do not attend the clinic or complete and pass the test will result in a $50.00 fine for noncompliance.
3. The annual maximum budget for a drill team is $600 per girl. All monies, including budgeted school funds, out of pocket expense, and fundraised or donated funds, for costumes and supplies used for competition routines performed during the drill team season must not exceed the $600. Refer to Article III Section 6 in the UHSAA handbook for a list of penalties that may be issued for violations of these rules.
4. Refer to the 2010-11 Yearbook for a copy of all RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR DRILL. Page 18-23.
FOOTBALL RULES
1. In cases where applicable, ties between football teams for first place in region play will result in co-champions or tri-champions being declared and trophies will be awarded to all teams involved. Seeding for state tournament play will be determined by reverting to the game(s) played between those teams involved. See region tie breaker rule.
2. Sophomore and junior varsity games will be played the day preceding the varsity game at the opposite site. The junior varsity is at 3:30. Game time will be approximately 5:30 p.m. for sophomore game. Freshman games will be played on Wednesday same site as the varsity game.
3. Jerseys will be dark for home games and light for away games.
4. Football coaches agree to exchange not less than one (1) film or video tape. That film is to be two (2) games previous to the scheduled game between the two (2) teams involved. If for any reason that film is not available, the opposing coach may select any game film of his choice.
5. Region Varsity games will be played at 7 p.m.
6. Any necessary changes to these arrangements will be determined between the two principals and athletic directors involved with input from their school’s head coaches.
7. In cases of a tie game, the tie breaker rule applies.
8. Each school will have a host meet the visiting team on arrival to show them the dressing rooms, blackboards, etc.
9. Home teams are responsible to provide a table, two (2) coolers of water and a cooler of ice for the visiting team at all levels of play. (Sophomore, junior varsity, varsity)
10. No celebration is allowed on the field. Coaches may hold a team meeting at the end of the field after the game.
11. Visiting teams or spotters/coaches must remain on the visiting team’s side/section of the stadium unless area provided by home team is elsewhere.
12. Visiting teams will be provided by host an opportunity to film JV/Sophomore. games. One filmer allowed. No coaches/spotters allowed during JV/Sophomore games.
FORENSICS RULES
1. Region Format Number of Contestants:
Policy Four Teams
LD Four Contestants
Foreign Extemp. Four Contestants
National Extemp. Four Contestants
Original Oratory Four Contestants
Impromptu Four Contestants
Congress Four Contestants
Public Forum Four Teams
2. Judging Requirements
One judge for every two Policy teams
One judge for every two LD/PF contestants
One judge for every four IE entries or portion thereof
One judge for Congress if bringing any entries - drop high/low
3. Debate Pairing:
Each school will meet every school in Region, when possible, or power match, if needed. Every contestant will compete in each round.
4. Individual Event Pairings:
Random selection will be done in each event. Three (3) rounds of competition will take place.
5. Congress Pairings:
All contestants placed in one house. A panel of seven judges, or one per school, shall be used.
6. Scoring:
Top 1/4 or 5 attending contestants, whichever is greater, will be given "Superiors"
The next 1/4 of attending contestants will receive "Excellent"
The next 1/4 of attending contestants will be given "Goods"
The bottom 1/4 of attending contestants will score no sweepstakes points.
All events, including policy, will be scored the same.
Ties will not be broken; each quartile will be chosen by marking the number which least skews all brackets.
7. The Region will pay for judges at the Region Forensics Meet.
8. Medals will be awarded to the top five (5) contestants in each event. The Region will pay for the medals. Awards will allow for ties, but will not be given past fifth place. Region trophy will be awarded to first place team.
GIRLS GOLF RULES
1. All six (6) teams play on each date.
2. Starting time will be on the schedule. Times vary according to the availability of the course.
3. Region Tournament will host ALL six (6) schools.
4. Points for weighting the ten (10) invitational’s and the Region tournament will determine region standings for team and individual rankings and will be determined at a coaches meeting in the fall.
5. Courses and dates could possibly change.
6. Each school will act as liaison with its home course and will schedule its invitational date with that course.
7. Region invitational’s will be scored as follows: five points for first place, four points for second, three points for third place, two points for fourth place, one point for fifth place.
8. Region tournament will be scored as follows: eleven (11) points for first place, eight (8) points for second place, six (6) points for third place, four (4) points for fourth place, two (2) points for fifth place, and no points for sixth.
9. Each player will be required to have a score card for the round -- players will exchange card on the first tee. Cards are to be exchanged in a circle.
10. Each team will consist of eight (6) players of which the best three scores will be counted.
11. In case of tie after the Region Tournament, the score of the fourth player will be used to break the tie. If a tie still exists, the fifth player, then the sixth player score will be used.
12. Host school will cover green fees for the other schools. Each school is responsible for green fees at no host sites.
13. No caddies will be allowed at any competition.
14. Proper attire is required at all times at the golf facility. Appropriate shorts are allowed for region invitational and State Tournaments. In the event a player is not dressed per the Region code, the player will be assessed a two (2) stroke penalty. The player will be allowed to come into compliance before the penalty is assessed. If player removes shirt during play, the player will be disqualified.
15. Meets will be by shotgun start unless otherwise designated, in which case the #1 players will tee off last.
16. In case of bad weather or darkness, coaches will make a judgment to continue or to postpone the competition.
17. Starting tee times will be by the rules of golf and the State Tournament. A two stroke penalty will be assessed for five minutes late and DQ after five minutes.
18. Play to be governed by the USGA Rules of Golf with local course rules and proper golf conduct and etiquette to be followed. Competitors who throw clubs in anger will face disqualification.
19. Checking and recording of scores will be done by region coaches only. Cards should be turned in within a reasonable amount of time.
20. Any controversy over rules interpretation will be reported directly to the region golf chairman. The problem will be discussed privately among all coaches and the attending golf professional. Region chairman will ensure that an attending professional be in attendance to assist in these rulings. Decisions will be final.
22. The gallery will not be allowed to walk with the player; they must stay 50 feet away. This includes teeing areas and greens. The gallery must remain in the rough cut of the hole being played. If using a cart, the gallery should keep the cart on the cart path.
23. We expect our players to conduct themselves properly. Anything less is not acceptable. Improper conduct can result in disqualification from a tournament. If repeated, it could result in suspension. Specific violations include:
• Lack of respect
• Failure to abide by the Rules of Golf or a decision by an official.
• Damage to green and other course property
• Throwing clubs
• Obscene or vulgar language
• Use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs (unless medically prescribed) during play
• Poor conduct or behavior in general
Your rights as a player:
• If a fellow competitor thinks an infraction is about to occur or has occurred, he/she should communicate this to the players involved and notify a tournament official or golf professional as soon as possible. You may play a "doubt as to procedure" ball (USGA Rule 3-3- ), advising the scorer who will mark down both scores. You should not sign the card until a decision is made.
• You, the player, are responsible for your hole-by-hole score, but not the total. Be sure you and the scorer agree upon the score of each hole after you putt out.
• If you sign for a score (on a hole) lower than you actually make, YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. If you sign for a higher score, you must accept that score.
• If there is doubt as to exactly what occurred in a particular instance, you and your playing group (and scorer if applicable) must meet at the end of the round with tournament officials who will decide the issue.
• Once a card is dropped into the score box, it may not be changed.
BOYS GOLF RULES
1. All six (6) teams play on each date.
2. Starting time will be on the schedule. Times vary according to the availability of the course.
3. Region Tournament will host ALL six (6) schools.
4. Points for weighting the ten (10) invitational’s and the Region tournament will determine region standings for team and individual rankings and will be determined at a coaches meeting in the fall.
5. Courses and dates could possibly change.
6. Each school will act as liaison with its home course and will schedule its invitational date with that course.
7. Region invitational’s will be scored as follows: five points for first place, four points for second, three points for third place, two points for fourth place, one point for fifth place.
8. Region tournament will be scored as follows: eleven (11) points for first place, eight (8) points for second place, six (6) points for third place, four (4) points for fourth place, two (2) points for fifth place, and no points for sixth.
9. Each player will be required to have a score card for the round -- players will exchange card on the first tee. Cards are to be exchanged in a circle.
10. Each team will consist of eight (8) players of which the best four scores will be counted. Each school may bring up to (4) JV players they will play (9) holes.
11. In case of tie after the Region Tournament, the score of the fifth player will be used to break the tie. If a tie still exists, the sixth player, seventh player, or eighth player will be used until the tie is broken.
12. Each team will pay its own green fees at No Host tournaments. The host team will pay the green fees at their home course.
13. No caddies will be allowed at any competition.
14. Proper attire is required at all times at the golf facility. Appropriate shorts are allowed for region invitational, but long pants are required for Region and State Tournaments. Boys shall wear shirts with sleeves and a collar. In the event a player is not dressed per the Region code, the player will be assessed a two (2) stroke penalty. The player will be allowed to come into compliance before the penalty is assessed. If player removes shirt during play, the player will be disqualified.
15. Play will be from the blue tees at all courses when possible.
16. Meets will be by shotgun start unless otherwise designated, in which case the #1 players will tee off last.
17. In case of bad weather or darkness, coaches will make a judgment to continue or to postpone the competition.
18. Starting tee times will be by the rules of golf and the State Tournament. A two stroke penalty will be assessed for five minutes late and DQ after five minutes.
19. Play to be governed by the USGA Rules of Golf with local course rules and proper golf conduct and etiquette to be followed. Competitors who throw clubs in anger will face disqualification.
20. Checking and recording of scores will be done by region coaches only. Cards should be turned in within a reasonable amount of time.
21. Any controversy over rules interpretation will be reported directly to the region golf chairman. The problem will be discussed privately among all coaches and the attending golf professional. Region chairman will ensure that an attending professional be in attendance to assist in these rulings. Decisions will be final.
22. The gallery will not be allowed to walk with the player; they must stay 50 feet away. This includes teeing areas and greens. The gallery must remain in the rough cut of the hole being played. If using a cart, the gallery should keep the cart on the cart path.
23. We expect our players to conduct themselves properly. Anything less is not acceptable. Improper conduct can result in disqualification from a tournament. If repeated, it could result in suspension. Specific violations include:
• Lack of respect
• Failure to abide by the Rules of Golf or a decision by an official.
• Damage to green and other course property
• Throwing clubs
• Obscene or vulgar language
Your rights as a player:
• If a fellow competitor thinks an infraction is about to occur or has occurred, he/she should communicate this to the players involved and notify a tournament official or golf professional as soon as possible. You may play a "doubt as to procedure" ball (USGA Rule 3-3- ), advising the scorer who will mark down both scores. You should not sign the card until a decision is made.
• You, the player, are responsible for your hole-by-hole score, but not the total. Be sure you and the scorer agree upon the score of each hole after you putt out.
• If you sign for a score (on a hole) lower than you actually make, YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. If you sign for a higher score, you must accept that score.
• If there is doubt as to exactly what occurred in a particular instance, you and your playing group (and scorer if applicable) must meet at the end of the round with tournament officials who will decide the issue.
• Once a card is dropped into the score box, it may not be changed.
Music REGION V MUSIC SCHEDULE
Bonneville High School Sky View High School
Box Elder High School Ogden
Mountain Crest High School Logan
Region Performing Arts Schedule 2010 – 2011 Day Date Event Location Host/Hostess Wed-Fri. October 7-9 All-State Choir Riverton Tabernacle UMEA Fri-Sat January 14-15 Men’s & Women’s TBA UMEA Honor Choir Fri-Sat January 21-22 All-State Band TBA UMEA & Orchestra
Wed. February 23 Region Training Mountain Crest Jeremy Baer
Wed. March 2 Choral Solo & Box Elder Claudia Bigler Ensemble
Wed. March 9 Region Jazz Band Bonneville Paul Kapp Wed. March 16 Instrumental Solo Mountain Crest Jason Petrovich & Ensemble Fri-Sat March 25-26 State Jazz Festival Jordan UMEA Wed. March 30 Region Band Logan Chris Rasmussen Wed. April 20th Region Choir Bonneville Mishy Kirby Wed. April 27 Region Orchestra Sky View Richard Kline Sat. April 30 State Solo & Northridge UMEA Ensemble Fri-Sat May 6-7 State Band UVU UMEA Fri-Sat May 13-14 State Choir Maple Mountain UMEA
Fri-Sat May 20-21 State Orchestra TBA UMEA
GIRLS SOCCER RULES
1. All varsity games will be played at 3:30 p.m. Junior varsity games will start 10 minutes after the varsity game at the same site. Jerseys will be light for home games and dark for away games.
2. When a game ends in a tie, the teams will play two ten minute overtime periods.
a. Any goal scored in overtime will result in sudden victory. A winner is declared and the remainder of the overtime will not be played (The winning team takes home three (3) points.
b. After two (2) ten minute overtimes, if the game is still tied, a draw will be declared (Each team will take home one (1) point for the draw).
3. The region champion shall be that team which collects the most points in region play using the following point system:
Win = Three (3) points
Draw (tie) = one (1) point
Loss = (0) points
4. Varsity regulation game time is two (2) 40 minute halves. JV regulation game time is two (2) 40 minute halves unless darkness makes it unsafe to continue to play.
5. Seniors will not be allowed to play JV unless prior discussion by the head coaches prior to JV start.
6. Postponement of a league game due to inclement weather or field condition will be made up in the order of the postponement, if reasonable. The games must be made up at the next available date. It is the responsibility of the home team athletic director to notify the visiting school and the game officials. Visiting school and officials should be notified as soon as possible. Notification must be made my noon.
7. Teams will sit on one side of the field, while spectators will sit on the opposite side of the field. Any necessary changes to these arrangements must be agreed to by the two principals of the schools involved.
8. A minimum of three (3) referees for both varsity and JV games.
BOYS SOCCER RULES
1. All varsity games will be played at 3:30 p.m. Junior varsity games will start 10 minutes after the varsity game at the same site. Jerseys will be light for home games and dark for away games.
2. When a game ends in a tie, the teams will play two ten minute overtime periods. a. Any goal scored in overtime will result in sudden victory. A winner is declared and the remainder of the overtime will not be played (The winning team takes home three (3) points.
b. After two (2) ten minute overtimes, if the game is still tied, a draw will be declared (Each team will take home one (1) point for the draw).
3. The region champion shall be that team which collects the most points in region play using the following point system:
Win = Three (3) points
Draw (tie) = one (1) point
Loss = (0) points
4. Varsity regulation game time is two (2) 40 minute halves. JV regulation game time is two (2) 40 minute halves unless darkness makes it unsafe to continue to play.
5. Seniors will not be allowed to play JV unless prior discussion by the head coaches prior to JV start.
6. Postponement of a league game due to inclement weather or field condition will be made up in the order of the postponement, if reasonable. The games must be made up at the available date. It is the responsibility of the home team athletic director to notify the visiting school and the game officials. Visiting school and officials should be notified as soon as possible. Notification must be made my noon.
7. Teams will sit on one side of the field, while spectators will sit on the opposite side of the field. Any necessary changes to these arrangements must be agreed to by the two principals of the schools involved.
8. A minimum of three (3) referees for both varsity and JV.
9. The winning team is to call in results to the following:
Ogden Standard Examiner FAX # (801) 625-4299
Salt Lake Tribune (801) 521-9418
Deseret News (801) 688-261 or (801) 237-2161
SOFTBALL RULES
1. Game time will be 3:30 p.m. unless previous arrangements have been made with the two (2) principals and athletic directors of the schools involved. A junior varsity game will start immediately after the end of the varsity game. Time limits will not apply to varsity games. Play will be 7 innings with the 10 run rule in effect after 5 innings and a fifteen run rule in effect after 3 innings. A 1 1/2 hour time limit will be in effect for all sub-varsity games. See page 36 of 2008- 2009 yearbook.
2. Postponement of league games due to inclement weather or field conditions will be made up in the order of the postponement, if possible. The games must be made up at the next available date.
3. It is the responsibility of the home team Athletic Director to notify the visiting school and the game officials of postponements. Visiting school and game officials should be notified as soon as possible.
4. The home team will be responsible for having an official scorekeeper. The official scorekeeper should be an adult.
5. In the event of a tie for first place, co-champions will be named. Seeding in state play will be determined by the region standings using the Region V tie breaker rule when needed.
6. The All-Region Team will be selected by the coaches at the end of the season.
7. The winning team is to quickly call in results to the following:
Ogden Standard Examiner FAX # (801) 625-4299
Salt Lake Tribune (801) 521-9418
Deseret News (801) 688-261 or (801) 237-2161
SWIMMING RULES
1. All meets will commence at 3:30 p.m. Region Meet 2:00 pm 2. Maximum of two (2) entrees per individual event, and a maximum of three (3) entrees per relay
per team, a total of four (4) events per individual. 3. No writing on skin. Competitor will be disqualified.
REGION QUALIFYING MEET
All swimmers from each school can be entered in each event. Each school cannot score more than 4 individuals per event and one relay. All other swimmers will not be scored and after the top four all others will be exhibition allowing their times to count, but not score points. One (1) relay team for each of the relays. Eight (8) names may be listed on the relays, but only the first swimmer must be in the correct order, four (4) will be allowed to compete in each relay. When relays have been declared, they must swim in the order listed. One (1) swimmer may swim up to two (2) relays and two (2) individual events or one (1) swimmer may swim up to three (3) relays and one (1) individual event.
If a swimmer misses an event he/she will be scratched from that event and from the next event in which they are entered.
Relays must be declared prior to the event.
ORDER OF EVENTS
200 Medley Relay
200 Freestyle
200 Individual Medley
50 Freestyle
Break
100 Fly
100 Freestyle
500 Freestyle
200 Relay
100 Backstroke
100 Breast Stroke
400 Freestyle Relay
GIRLS TENNIS RULES
1. All matches will begin at 3:30 p.m.
2. The home team will furnish three new tennis balls per match. New balls will not be provided if players split sets.
3. The Region will furnish three tennis balls per match for the region tournament and will provide a new set of three balls if the match goes into a third set.
4. A twelve (12) point tie breaker will be played if the set reaches 6-6. The winner will take the best two (2) out of three (3) sets.
5. All contestants when competing will wear a team uniform and are encouraged to have a team logo on it.
6. Coaches should play their best players in singles and doubles according to the honor system.
7. In changing matches because of the weather, the home team is responsible for notifying and rescheduling.
8. All protests concerning region dual matches must be filed with the Region Board of Managers and the principals of the two schools involved within twenty-four hours from the time the match was played.
9. Region scoring will be as follows. Three (3) points will go to the winners in 1st singles and 1st doubles, 2 points to the winners in 2nd singles and 2nd doubles, and 1 point to the winner of 3rd singles. In addition, 1 point will go to the team that wins the majority of matches. This could result in a 6 to 6 tie, which will just stay and not have a tiebreaker played. Each dual match has 12 points possible.
10. In the case of injury or sickness, we determined that a majority of the coaches can vote to reseed any position. This is simply to avoid everyone being penalized by someone not having the record and therefore seed going into the tournament.
11. The region championship will then be determined by a combination of the points earned in the dual matches and the points earned at the region meet.
12. (UHSAA) High school tennis players must compete in a minimum of 5 matches during the high school season in order to compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity or JV level and in the singles or doubles category. Injury or special situations will be considered but must be approved by UHSAA staff prior to the student athlete participating in the region tournament. The philosophy that the best player in any given category, i.e. first singles, second singles, etc., is still appropriate. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions.
13. Region Seeding will be based on the school’s record in that position for all positions. For ties, the following will determine the seeding at region in order.
• Matches played in that position • Head to Head • Matches played
• Differential • Coin Flip
14. Coaches may coach players for 1 minute when players change sides of the court. They may still coach 3 minutes at the end of a set, but the players may not leave the court. No coaching between the 1st & 2nd game of set. If players split sets, players and coaches may leave the court for 10 minutes. Parents who are not designated by their school as a coach are not allowed to coach and if they insist on coaching should be asked to leave before the match continues play. The state tournament will allow coaching only between sets.
15. A player may leave the court twice during a match because of injury, illness or to use the restroom; however, if the player must leave a third time, the player will forfeit the match. This applies to region matches only.
16. The region tournament format will be determined by coaches and Board of Managers each year at the annual scheduling meeting. This year’s tournament is a straight 8-team draw. Top two get a bye, 3 seed plays 6 seed, and 4 seed plays 5 seed. Winners move out to the semi finals, loser will play for 5th and 6th. Semifinal losers will play for 3rd and 4th.
17. Once a player has played 3 region matches in either singles or doubles that player must play singles or doubles respectively. This is to prevent late season switches that disrupt the fair competition in each position. If a player or team is stronger than a player ahead of them in singles or doubles, they should be played in order of strength at all times. This rule prevents late switching from singles to doubles or doubles to singles. The coaches by a majority vote can always override these rules to allow for injury or sickness. In these cases, the coach making the change will not vote leaving 3 of the 5 remaining coaches required to allow the change.
18. There will be a JV region tournament soon after the varsity tournament. A player that plays in the varsity tournament regardless of age cannot play in the JV tournament.
19. If a situation arises with line calls, behavior or other things that require a coach’s intervention, the coach of the player can make the call and penalty as they see fit to promote fair play and integrity. If need be the two coaches of the players can be informed of what happened by both players, and then they decide what should be done and move on with the match as quickly as possible.
20. Coaches should adhere strictly to time limits on changeovers in the dual matches; a player should be ready to go 90 seconds from the start of the changeover, and 3 minutes after a set.
BOYS TENNIS RULES
1. All matches will begin at 3:30 p.m.
2. The home team will furnish the three new tennis balls per match. New balls will not be provided if players split sets.
3. The Region will furnish three tennis balls per match for the region tournament and will provide a new set of three balls if the match goes into a third set.
4. A twelve (12) point tie breaker will be played if the set reaches 6-6. The winner will take the best two (2) out of three (3) sets.
5. All contestants when competing will wear a team uniform and are encouraged to have a team logo on it.
6. Coaches should play their best players in singles and doubles according to the honor system.
7. In changing matches because of the weather, the home team is responsible for notifying and rescheduling.
8. All protests concerning region dual matches must be filed with the Region Board of Managers and the principals of the two schools involved within twenty-four hours from the time the match was played.
9. Region scoring will be as follows. Each dual match win will score up to five (5) points. A 4-1 win will give four (4) points to the winning team and one (1) point to the losing team.
10. At the Region Tournament scoring will be as follows:
1st place in any event 10 points
2nd place in any event 8 points
3rd place in any event 6 points
4th place in any event 4 points
5th place in any event 2 points
11. The region championship will then be determined by a combination of the points earned in the dual matches and the points earned at the region meet.
12. UHSAA high school tennis players must compete in a minimum of five (5) matches during the high school season in order to compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity or JV level and in the singles or doubles category. Injury or special situations will be considered but must be approved by UHSAA staff prior to the student athlete participating in the region tournament. The philosophy that the best player in any given category, i.e. first singles, second singles, etc., is still appropriate. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions.
13. When seeding for the region tournament, a player in 1st and 2nd singles and 1st doubles may only count the points he has won in the dual matches for his record. In other words, if a player played matches in 2nd and 3rd singles and plans to play the region tournament in 3rd singles, only matches he played in the 3rd single slot would count for seeding. However, a junior varsity player playing 2nd singles may win a match which will help the team points, but that victory will not be counted as a victory for the 2nd singles player. 3rd singles and 2nd doubles will count that position’s records when junior varsity players fill in. If a higher placed varsity player fills in for the match then the wins will not be factored in for that position’s seed in the region tournament. The top seed will then go to the player or positions with head to head play being the deciding factor. If still tied the player playing the most matches in that position would be seeded ahead. So a 4-1 record would be seeded ahead of a 4-0 record.
14. Coaches may coach players for 1 minute when players change sides of the court. They may still coach 3 minutes at the end of a set, but the players may not leave the court. No coaching between the 1st & 2nd game of a set. If players split sets, players and coaches may leave the court for 10 minutes. Parents who are not designated by their school as a coach are not allowed to coach and if they insist on coaching they will be asked to leave before the match continues play. The State Tournament will allow coaching only between sets.
15. A player may leave the court or delay play twice during a match because of injury or illness or to use the restroom; however, if the player must leave a third time, the player will forfeit the match. This applies to region matches only.
16. The region tournament format will be determined by coaches and Board of Managers at the annual region scheduling meeting.
TRACK & FIELD RULES
1. Twelve (12) meets per individual.
2. Meets will begin at 3:30 p.m.
3. Both dual meets will include the boys and girls teams. The order will be girls followed by boys. Girls will be separate from the boys’ events except for the 3200 in dual meets and that event will follow the 200.
4. If a track meet is not held because of inclement weather or field conditions, rescheduling will be decided by the coaches, principals, and athletic directors of the schools involved.
5. Running events:
a. Dual meets - the first heat only (except hurdles) will count for points.
b. All hand held times will be moved up the nearest tenth on two (2) heat races.
6. In the region meet eight (8) places will be scored.
7. Region Track Meet at Logan high School May 11th and 12th.
FIELD EVENTS 3:30 PM Start Girls Long Jump Boys Long Jump Boys Shot Put Girls Shot Put Boys Javelin Girls Javelin Boys High Jump Girls High Jump Girls Discus Boys Discus Boys Pole Vault
RUNNING EVENTS 3:30 PM Start Girls 3200 M Girls 100 M Hurdles Boys 110 M Hurdles Girls 100 M Boys 100 M Boys 1600 M Girls 1600 M Girls 400 M Relay Boys 400 M Relay Girls 400 M Boys 400 M Girls 300 M Hurdles Boys 300 M Hurdles Girls 800 M Boys 800 M Girls 1600 M Medley Relay
Boys 1600 M Medley Relay Girls 200 M Boys 200 M Boys 3200 M Girls 1600 M Relay Boys 1600 M Relay
8. Track coaches are strongly recommended at each dual meet to allow 40 track athletes 20 boys/20 girls be allowed to participate in four events each and all other athletes be limited to two events each.
9. To be eligible to compete in the region championship track meet, a student must have participated, representing their school, in a minimum of three track meets.
VOLLEYBALL RULES
1. Each school is limited to 16 matches. You may choose one of the following formats for your season:
a. 16 matches and 0 tournaments
b. 15 matches and 1 tournament
c. 14 matches and 2 tournaments
The following guidelines pertain to the tournaments: no more than 9 total matches in a tournament, no more than 7 matches in a given day and tournaments may not exceed three days in length.
2. Each school will submit to all other schools a complete schedule of games with dates, times and locations.
3. Time of region games:
a. Sophomore & Freshman: 3:30 pm; Junior Varsity: 4:45 pm; Varsity: 6:00 pm
b. Sophomore, freshman, and JV games will be played as follows: Games 1 & 2 to 25 with a cap at 27, and games 3, 4, & 5 to 15 with a 17 point cap. Two timeouts per team in games 1&2. One timeout in games 3, 4, and 5.
c. Varsity games will be 3 out of 5 to 25 points, no cap. Game 5 will be to 15. Games 1-5 will have two timeouts per game.
4. Rules outlined by the UHSAA will be followed.
5. A Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the team with the best record in Region play.
6. The All-Region Team will be selected by the coaches at the end of the season. The meeting will be held Monday, November 8th at 6 p.m. Location - TBA
7. Game / Warm-up schedules:
4-4-2 / 4 minutes on net; 4 minutes off net; 2 minutes shared serving ... for all games (Sophomore, Varsity and JV)
8. Tie Breaker: Region Rules will be used.
9. Winning team coaches will call scores into the following papers:
Ogden Standard Examiner - 1-800-234-5505 (ext 4261) or 801-625-4261
Salt Lake Tribune - 1-800-865-1951 or 801-257-8900
Deseret News - 1-800-688-2161 or 801-237-2161
10. Each school will provide a line judge ( may be a student or an adult) for all home and away games (no exceptions) and 3 ball system personnel must be provided for all games. An adult must keep the book at the score table during varsity games...No Exceptions!!! Fines will be levied for noncompliance.
11. Seating for teams ... away from fans. Please try to seat teams in chairs away from fans. If you must use your bleachers for team seating, please put fans on the other side of the gymnasium.
WRESTLING RULES
1. A line up of varsity, junior varsity and extras will be sent to the home team one day prior or sooner to allow the home coach to match up all wrestlers.
2. The winning team is responsible for getting the results to the media.
FAX numbers:
Herald Journal 435-753-6642
Ogden Standard Examiner 801-625-4299
Salt Lake Tribune 801-521-9418
3. Region Tournament
a. Seed the best wrestlers:
(1) Best region record at the competition weight. . (2) Best region overall record. (3) Best record head to head. (If wrestlers wrestle more than once the dual meet match has precedence over any other match. If the two wrestlers meet 3 or more times then the wrestlers who won the most head to head matches is seeded higher. (4) Returning state placer from the previous year (Utah placer counts higher). (5) Seed the better wrestler (This may be varsity or junior varsity). (6) Keep the wrestlers from the same school separated until after the quarter finals.
b. Draw the rest in keeping same schools apart until after the first round.
c. Sixteen (16) man bracket, double elimination will be used
d. All rounds will be scored and both varsity and junior varsity will score points
e. Six places will be scored and awarded medals.
f. A trophy will be awarded to the region tournament championship team.
g. Two outstanding wrestlers will be awarded (103-140 and 145-275).
4. The Region Extra Tournament will be held February 2 at Box Elder High School.
5. Region tournament will be held at Logan High School.
6. Region dual meets will begin as follows:
Junior Varsity times 5:30 (weigh-ins 4:30),
Varsity dual meets begin wrestling at times 7:00.
7. Extras - 9th & 10th grade tournaments to be decided later