Sunday, 11 April 2010 09:24

Competition Rule Changes

Written by  Mark Matheson
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There have been some rule changes for the 2010 season.  Two of the key changes include: -

  • Playing in multiple teams
  • Mouthguards and Shinpads

The details relating to each of these are noted below: -

Playing in multiple teams

A player can only be registered with one team in the Competition. Players registered for an “A” Division team may not play in “B or C” Division. Players registered for a “B” Division team may not play in “C” Division (except for goalkeepers – see 3.5).

A player registered in a “B” Division team may play up to five (5) games in “A” Division after which he will automatically be re-graded to “A” Division if he plays any further games. A player registered in a “C” Division team may play up to five (5) games in total in either “A or B” Division after which he will automatically be re-graded to the team in the Division in which he has played the 5 games or otherwise the team in the next highest Division – if he plays any further games.

Any requests for re-grading to “B or C” Division during the season must bemade in writing to the Board.

Mouthguards and Shinpads

In all competition games, training sessions, representative championships and functions conducted by or participated in by Sydney Veterans Hockey Association (SVHA), the SVHA advocates the compulsory wearing of shin pads and mouthguards for all players. Any individual player who does not wish to comply with / or refuse to wear shin pads and a mouthguard is required to complete the specifically designated Player Agreement Waiver.

Full details of the 2010 Competition Rules can be found here on the Sydney Veterans Hockey website.

Last modified on Monday, 12 April 2010 15:50
Mark Matheson

Mark Matheson

The owner of My Turf.  I can be found running around up front for Macarthur on a Wednesday night, and staggering around up front for Macquarie Uni on a Saturday.

 

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