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| Section 1.
SCHEDULED MEETINGS |
| A. |
Separation: |
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011,
6:00 PM
, @ CCS office |
| B. |
Evaluation: |
TUESDAY,
MARCH 8, 2011, 4:00 PM, @ the CCS
office |
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| Section 4.
QUALIFICATION OF
INDIVIDUALS |
| A. |
Individuals may be entered into the tournament by submitting the CCS Girls Wrestling Entry Form no later than one day prior to the separation meeting. |
| B. |
No school may enter more than 1 wrestler per weight -class |
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| Section 5.
SEPARATION PROCEDURES |
| A. |
Up to six [6]
individual wrestlers may be separated by the Wrestling Committee and separated by quadrants in the
brackets |
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1. |
Empasis will be to separate grils from the same league by quarter brackets if possible. |
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2. |
Head on Head Competition will be major consideration in separation of wrestlers |
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3. |
Tournament placings during the same year will be a consideration |
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4. |
Returning CCS Meet medalist from the previous year will be a consideration |
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5. |
Returning CIF Meet medalist from the previous year will be a consideration. |
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6. |
Overall Record will be a consideration |
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| Section 6.
ENTRIES |
| A. |
Only those
wrestlers who have completed the CIF Weight Management Program may be eligible |
| B. |
Wrestlers must be eligible in accordance with school, league, CCS and CIF Rules. Including minimum days of practice. |
| C. |
Girls can only partiticpate in the Girls Only tournament. They may not participate in the Boys CCS Championships |
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| Section 7.
SITES |
The CCS Commissioner and/or
staff shall be responsible for all contracts for sites used during the CCS
Play-offs. The CCS Commissioner and/or staff have sole authority to
schedule or cancel sites, as well as full discretion as
to the assignment or
re-assignment of teams to times and sites throughout the CCS Play-offs.
The CCS
Commissioner and/or staff have the final authority in any disputes
over sites or times of play, and the decision
of the CCS Commissioner is
not subject to appeal, due to the immediacy of running the Tournament for
the
good of the whole. Neutral sites are not a policy of the CCS and
should not be expected in any rounds of play.
Sites will be assigned
by the CCS for the good of the Tournament. |
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| Section
8.
RULES |
| A. |
The 2010-11 National Federation Wrestling rules
will be followed. |
| B. |
A
maximum of two [2] team personnel (coaches who are certified by participating
schools, and/or non-participating contestants) will
be permitted on the chairs at the edge of the mat. |
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Section
9.
OFFICIALS
The CCS Commissioner will contract
with local accredited Officials Associations for the match officials who will
be
used throughout the Tournament |
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Section
10.
AWARDS
Awards will be presented at the
conclusion of the Championships as follows: |
| A. |
Team Trophies: Champion, Runner-Up |
| B. |
Medals: The top four [4] finishers in each weight-class; |
| C. |
Plaque: Coach of Championship team. |
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| Section 11. SPORTSMANSHIP |
| A. |
The member
schools of the CIF/Central Coast Section are committed to providing a
sportsmanlike environment
for students, coaches
and spectators. |
Our Sportsmanship Definition is:
A person who can take a loss or defeat
without complaint, or victory without gloating,
and who treats his/her
opponents with fairness, courtesy and respect. |
| B. |
The following
behavior is unacceptable at all CIF/CCS High School contests: |
- berating your
opponent's school or mascot
- complaining
about officials' calls
(verbally or in gestures)
- berating
opposing players
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- artificial noise makers
- obscene cheers / gestures
- negative signs
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| C. |
To
this end, each school is required to submit one (1) signed Sportsmanship
Contract on or prior to September 15 of the school year. This contract
confirms that the principal has verbally and through written communication
addressed the importance of sportsmanship to his/her student body, faculty
and community. |
| D. |
Each Principal is required by the CCS Board of Managers to meet with any individual
from his/her
school
participating in the
Tournament to review CCS Sportsmanship Information.(See APPENDIX for REQUIRED PRE-GAME SPORTSMANSHIP MEETING INFORMATION
SHEET) |
| E. |
Coaches will attend a coaches
meeting the first morning of the Tournament where they will be
reminded
of the importance of good sportsmanship and to make certain their Administrator has
reviewed this information with their athletes in the past week. |
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| Section 12.
ELIGIBLE ATHLETES |
| A. |
No athlete will be allowed to
compete who is not accompanied by a coach or faculty member of the school
which
he/she is representing. |
| B. |
All athletes must be in good standing with their League, school and CCS in
order to compete. No ineligible athletes will be allowed to compete. |
| C. |
Any
player or coach who is disqualified from a Tournament contest for FLAGRANT
MISCONDUCT or UNSPORTSMANLIKE BEHAVIOR will be
disqualified from all remaining contests in that sport that season,
including the State CIF
Tournament. |
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Section 13.
PRACTICE AT CHAMPIONSHIP
SITE
No arrangements for practice at the
competition site is allowed once the site of the Tournament has been
announced
by the CCS. See "General Tournament Information" Section of this Tournament Guide for specific
policy. Schools found in
violation of this rule may be barred from further participation in the Section
Play-offs. |
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| Section 14.
TOURNAMENT SUPERVISION |
| Adequate student/spectator
supervision must be provided by each school participating in the Tournament.
School administrators/faculty who attend the contest in this capacity should introduce
themselves to the CCS Site
Director and tell him/her where they will be located
throughout the contest in case their assistance is needed.
It is the
responsibility of the school supervisory personnel to prevent and correct any
inappropriate behavior of
their students and spectators. |
| In order that all persons
may experience maximum enjoyment at CCS athletic events, and to enhance and
encourage good public order, it is the policy of the Central Coast Section-CIF
that all persons wishing to
audibly cheer or support a particular team be
seated in an area designated for, or most closely associated with,
the team in
question. |
| Seating of persons audibly
cheering for a particular team or athlete in the cheering section of, or areas
most
closely identified with, the opposing team is to be avoided whenever
possible and such persons shall be
directed by staff to the appropriate seating
location for their team. |
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| Section 15.
PASSES |
| A. |
ONLY CCS and CIF
passes will be honored. |
| B. |
Participants
will be admitted with the coaching staff. |
| C. |
The following procedure will be followed for all CCS events for admission and
identification of faculty supervisors: |
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1. |
The school shall supply a Pass Gate List Form,
in duplicate, listing the names of a maximum of six [6] supervisors assigned to the contest. This Pass Gate List Form may be found in the
Appendix of this
Tournament Guide and should be signed by the Principal to be
valid. |
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2. |
This list must be presented at the
admission gate in time to provide complimentary admission to those listed. |
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