INTERCOLLEGE GAMES 2017

CAPTAINS BALL

Competition Format

1. The CAPTAIN BALLS COMPETITION is played on a 7-a-side team, which

means only 7 players are allowed to be on court at any one time. Each college
will get to play three games in a Round-Robin format as below.

Round-Robin TTC SBC EAST BTS

TTC W W W

SBC M W W

EAST M M W

BTS M M M

2. The winnings placement is determined in the following priority number of

wins, goal differences and total number of goals scored. College with the most
points will be the winner of the three games will receive a prize.

How points are scored:

WIN 3 points
DRAW 2 points
LOSS 1 point
WALK-OVER 0 point

If there is a Walk-Over due to delay or unforeseen circumstances, the

opposing team will be awarded 3 points

3. Make-up of a 7-a-side-team: includes 1 Catcher, 1 Blocker and 5 Runners.

4. Each game last a total of 15 min, consisting of two halves. Each half is 7
minutes with a 1 minute half time break. Both teams will switch sides during
the half-time break interval.
5. Teams are encouraged to colour-code their attire. Should both teams be in the
same colour/outfit, one of the team is required to wear the bibs. Players are
to wear a shirt underneath the bib for hygiene purposes.

6. Rolling substitutions are allowed throughout. There is no limit to the number of

substitutes each team will have.

Order of Play / Team Reporting

1. Match-fixtures will be informed to all team captains prior to the competition.

2. All teams captains of each college must report to the organizers table for a
briefing on the day of the competition at ???pm.

3. All team captains must bring their players to report to the court, 5 minutes
before their schedule match, failing which a walk-over will be conceded to
their opposing team. It is the team captain responsibility to get their teams
ready for their games to be played on the scheduled time.

Postponement/Cancellation

1. The organizer / referee reserves the right to postpone or cancel a match if he

thinks the venue is unfit for play, or for any other valid reasons (i.e. Inclement
weather) for which postponement or cancellation is deemed necessary.
Teams must abide by the decision of the organizing committee.

Walk-Over & Withdrawal

1. All teams must complete their matches, unless due to unforeseen

circumstances. This is to encourage fair play and sportsmanship.

2. Teams participating in the competition should not withdraw or give a walkover,

unless for medical reasons.

General Rules of the Games

1. A goal/point is scored when the catcher takes possession and holds the ball
for a full three seconds whilst on the chair. A penalty box (1m by 1m) around
the chair to protect the catcher from the blocker. If the blocker touches the
catcher or lands in the circle, a point is awarded to the catchers team
regardless of whether he catches it.

Illustration: Chair ( )
Penaly box ( )
2. Body contact is not allowed in the game of Captains Ball. Accidental contact
upon going for the same ball is fine but excessive contact such as a flailing
elbow, charging shoulder or kick out etc will be a foul and the ball given to player
who was fouled. This foul will be called at the discretion of the referee.

3. Point is scored only when the catcher has both hands on the ball.

4. Opponent must be 1 feet away from player with ball.

5. Bouncing the ball and moving with it (like dribbling in basketball), or

deliberately using your legs to play the ball ( such as block/kick ) is not
allowed. A warning may be issued. However, if the ball touches / hits a
players legs without her deliberate action, play continues.

6. After a goal is scored, the game restarts by the team which has conceded the
goal starting the ball from the end line at their defensive half of the court. This
throw-in must be caught within the defending half of the court (no half-court
throw for first pass).

Players Conduct

1. Players are also to observe the following on-and-off courts etiquette.

- No violent behavior with the intention to hurt other participants & non-participants.
- Any intentional violence will result in instant expulsion for the player/s from the match
- No profanities. A warning may be issued.
- No rough play. A warning may be issued.
- Please keep your finger-nails short.
- Proper footwear is compulsory. No slippers, scandals, heels, except sports shoes.
- No hard objects such as watches and bracelets should be worn during a match.

General Games Fouls

1. Traveling Foul - a player with possession of the ball can only take one step,
keeping one foot stationary on the ground, pivoting with the other. Player may
pass or shoot but running or walking with the ball is not allowed.

2. Jumping Foul - when a player with the ball jumps and then lands with the ball
still in his / her hands. Jump pass or jump shot is not allowed.

3. Holding Foul - when player is hold possession of ball for more than 5 seconds.

4. Defensive Foul - a) when the ball is swatted away from the player who is
in the process of attempting a throw and has only one hand on the ball: or
b) when any contact is made on the player holding the ball.

NOTE
When a foul is committed, ball possession is awarded to the opposing team. The
opposing team must play the ball from the point where the foul was committed
immediately, without the use of any actions to deliberately stall. Defending team
guarding should stand at least 1 feet away until the ball has been passed.
 Repeated Warning and Punishment

1. Referees may issue warnings and also send-offs to player(s) who repeatedly
commit the same foul (eg. more than 3 times). The team then carries on with one
less players for the rest of the game. Player sent out may still take part in
subsequent game.

2. Only Team Captains of respective college are allowed to liaise with the referee
over any disputes (if any). Players will not be entertained.

3. The referees decision is FINAL. No appeals will be entertained whether during

or after the match.

For Matters Not Provided For

1. For matters not provided for in these rules and regulations, the organizing
committee will make the necessary decision. All decisions by the committee are
final.
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Soccer

Getting Started
Total matches: 6 matches for point system
Point awarding for each match as follow: 3 for winning team, 2 for
draw game, 1 for team that lost the match
Duration per match: 15 mins (7 mins half time and 1 min to swap
court)
Winner will be differentiated by points, followed by goal difference,
followed by fair play rules. If all fare equal, a final playoff may be
played.
Rules:
7-a-side, including keeper, Round Robin
Unlimited substitution
No extra time
No final penalty shootout
No offside
No sliding tackles
Throw-ins, free kicks and penalties apply
Referees:
2 referees per game

Logistic Requirement:
- 2x soccer balls
- 1x pump
- 2x whistles
 FRISBEE
1 Initiate Play: Each point begins with both teams lining up on the front
of their respective end zone line. The defense throws the disc to
the offense. A regulation game has seven players per team
(minimum of 3 women per team at all times)
2 Scoring: Each time the offense completes a pass in the defense's
end zone, the offense scores a point. Play is initiated after each
score.
3 Movement of the Disc: The disc may be advanced in any direction
by completing a pass to a teammate. Players may not run with the
disc once caught but they can pivot on one feet as they look to
throw.
The person with the disc ("thrower") has ten seconds to throw the
disc. The defender guarding the thrower counts out the stall
count. The defender can only count when they are in front of the
person they are defending. Defenders need to mark one person
each.
4 Change of Possession: When a pass is not completed (e.g. out of
bounds, drop, block, interception, stalled), the defense
immediately takes possession of the disc and becomes the
offense.
5 Substitutions: Players not in the game may replace players in the
game after a score and during an injury timeout.
6 Non-contact: No physical contact is allowed between players. Picks
and screens are also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact is
made. Defenders need to give the thrower enough space
(recommended is one arm length plus the Frisbee)
7 Fouls: When a player initiates any contact on another player a foul
occurs. When a foul disrupts possession, the play resumes as if
the possession was retained. .

8 Self-Officiating: Players are responsible for their own foul and line
calls. Players resolve their own disputes. Committee will be
around to resolve disputes if unable to resolve.
 Relay Race

Location: Running Track

Game Plan:
1. The team will run 25m from the starting point to pick up an item
before running back to the starting point.
2. After he/she runs back to the starting point, the next person can
start to run.
3. The team that completes the game in the shortest time will win.

Number of participants required:

1. Faculty+Staff Relay: 6 players will run 50m (3 male + 3 female
players)
2. Student Relay, for students aged 40 and above: 5 players will run
50m (at least 2 female players)

Bible Quiz

Venue: Yishun Sports Complex

No. of Teams: Four - 1 team each from SBC, TTC, East Asia and
BTS.

No. of Members per Team: Maximum 5 persons per team.

Scope of Quiz: All questions will be from the Bible.

Languages: The questions will be shown both in English and Chinese,

and may be answered in either English or Chinese.

Answering: Each team will be given a white board to write the answers.

Duration of the Quiz : About 40 minutes.

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