Snowflake-Taylor Recreation and Parks
2011 - 2012 ADULT BASKETBALL PROGRAM
REGISTRATION:
(Click here for form)
1. Deadline
– City League: November 11, 2011 by 4:30 PM.
Team rosters and entry fees will be accepted at the
Snowflake Town Hall. Checks should be made out to the
Snowflake/Taylor Recreation and Parks Department.
2. Open to
Snowflake and Taylor teams having at least 50% of players as
residents. Teams from outside areas will be considered
according to registration turn out.
ENTRY FEE:
1. City
League - $300.00 per team - includes 8 season games, one
game per playable week, and a double elimination
tournament. Fees cover referees, supervisors, custodial
services, supplies and awards.
LEAGUE CLASSIFICATIONS:
1. Men’s City League - (A & B Divisions) - Open
2. Women’s City League - Open
GYM USE:
The school gyms that
are available for use are the Jr. High, Taylor Elementary
and Taylor Intermediate.
Player Eligibility:
Players are only
eligible to play on one team and only in one division.
Rosters:
There is a 15 player
rosters limit. Rosters should be submitted by deadline.
Additions and deletions must be made at the gym with the gym
supervisor. A player must have played in 3 league games to
be eligible for tournament play.
Insurance:
Medical insurance is
the responsibility of the team or individual. The
Snowflake/Taylor Recreation and Parks Department and the
Snowflake Unified School District No. 5 do not carry
accident insurance for this type of activity.
Season:
December through February.
Note:
This is a recreational league. If you can not hold your
temper then you should not enter. Team captions are
responsible to make sure that the team knows and follows the
league rules.
RULES OF CONDUCT
Unsportsmanlike conduct is a technical foul. To be
unsportsmanlike is to act in a manner unbecoming a fair,
ethical and honorable individual. It consists of acts of
deceit such as: accepting a foul which should be charged to
a teammate; faking being fouled; knowingly
throwing a free throw awarded another; DISRESPECT, SUCH AS
MAKING DEBASING OR CRITICAL REMARKS ABOUT AN OFFICIAL OR AN
OPPONENT; VULGARITY, SUCH AS THE USE OF PROFANITY WHETHER OR
NOT DIRECTED TO SOMEONE, ETC.
During the game
ONLY THE TEAM CAPTAIN
may speak to the referee and only about a question on a rule
and only during a dead ball.
There are to be no other comments made to the referees at
all.
The only other time a captain or a bench coach may ask about
a rule is if they call a time out. Should the officials
ruling be correct, the time out will be charged to the
appropriate team.
Conduct after the
game will also be subject to all penalties and
disqualifications.
The penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct is a technical foul
- 2 free throws, plus the ball for a throw in at the
division line and disqualifications.
In the
Snowflake /Taylor Basketball League, a player with an
unsportsmanlike technical foul will be removed from the game
for two minutes. A player charged with a second
unsportsmanlike technical foul will be removed from the game
for two minutes and will be required to officiate, ( as a
third unpaid official ), a basketball game through the
Recreation Department before being eligible to participate
in another scheduled game. A third unsportsmanlike technical
will be considered flagrant. A player charged with a
flagrant foul will be disqualified from further game play
and will be ineligible to participate in the teams next
scheduled game. Disqualification’s penalties apply during
tournament play, except for the player having to referee.
A player charged with a flagrant foul has two minutes to
leave the gym or he will be charged with a second flagrant
foul and the game will be forfeited, even if completed. Any
team that exceeds 5 flagrant technicals will be dropped from
further league/tournament play, no refund!
The big six:
1.
Punching - Player will be suspended for at least one
year from the date of infraction.
2. Slapping - Players will
be suspended for the next 3 games (plus officiating rule).
3.
Pushing
- Players will be suspended for the next game (plus
officiating rule).
4.
Any
Profanity:
Technical, if continued – 2nd technical – if
continued 3rd technical (which is flagrant)
(plus officiating rule).
5.
Attempting
to instigate a fight:
Technical, if continued – 2nd technical – if
continued 3rd technical (which is flagrant)
(plus officiating rule).
6.
Disrespectful, debasing or critical remarks
to officials or opponents:
Technical, if
continued – 2nd technical – if continued 3rd
technical
(which is flagrant)
(plus officiating rule).
Other
disqualification rules will be as following:
1. Any
player receiving an unsportsmanlike technical foul in 3
games will be suspended from further league and tournament
play.
2. Any
player receiving 2 flagrant technical foul will be suspended
from further league and tournament play.
3. Any team that allows an
ineligible player to play will forfeit the game.
4. It will
be the responsibility of the ineligible player to contact
the Recreation and Parks Department for a scheduling
assignment as a third unpaid referee.
GAME TIME:
Game time is forfeit time. Games will start 5 minutes after
the hour. Teams must have 5 players ready to play at game
time. Team rosters must be submitted to the scorekeeper 10
minutes before game.
UNIFORMS
Jerseys must be of the same color with at least a 4”
identifiable number on the front and back. Teams that do
not have jerseys must wear the pennies provided. Only
clean indoor gym shoes are allowed on the court surface.
PROTESTS:
Are discouraged and
will not be accepted on judgment decisions. Protests on a
player’s eligibility must be made before the end of the game
being protested. Rulings on protests will be made after
rule book or score book checks.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
1. Each team will be responsible to provide one
person to act as a scorekeeper or timer.
2.
Children will not be allowed to play on any stages, the
foyer, behind the bleachers, in the wrestling room, or in
the rest rooms. They must be seated on the bleachers and
supervised by adults.
3. No one is
allowed to sit on the bleachers at the High School or Jr.
High when they are in the upright position. Too much weight
will break the under structure of the bleacher.
4.
Players can only use a wet towel for better traction on
their shoes. Do not spit on the gym floors.
SUPPLEMENTARY RULES
1. Games
will be made up of two, 20 minute halves. The first half
and 16 minutes of the second half will be running time. The
clock will stop during the last 4 minutes of the second half
and during time outs. These rules apply to both league and
tournament play.
2. There
will be a two minute half-time unless the game is delayed to
the point were it will run over time.
3. Each team
is allowed two, one minute time outs per half, which can not
be transferred. During the semi and final game, the time
outs can be transferred.
4. A player
will be disqualified when he commits his 5th foul.
Technicals count as a personal
foul.
5. Teams
will shoot one and one on the 7th foul and will shoot two
after the 10th foul.
6. The first
overtime will be three minutes, the clock will stop and one
time out per team allowed. A second overtime will be the
same as the first. If the score is tied at the end of the
second overtime, teams will jump ball at the center with the
first basket winning the game.
7. Players
fouled taking a three point shot will be awarded 3 shots at
the foul line.
8.
Any other
points not covered specifically in the above rules will be
in accordance with the National Federation of State High
School Association Basketball Rule Book.