CENTRAL COAST DISTRICT/ZONE
15 BOWLING ASSOCIATION INC.
CONDITIONS OF PLAY 2008 PENNANTS
1. In all cases these CCDBA/ZONE 15 Conditions of Play
shall be read in Conjunction with the
2008/009 RNSWBA Conditions of Play, 1st January 2008, and are effective for all Association
Events.
2. CONTROL:
The Pennant Competition shall be under the control of the CCDBA/ZONE
15 Inc.
Match
Committee, in conjunction with the State Match Committee.
Match Committee shall have the power to enquire into all disputes.
In the event of any member of the Match
Committee being also a member of the
Disputant
Club/s he will withdraw from the committee for the time being.
3. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY FOR PENNANTS:
(a) A Club may enter more than one side in any grade, but are not
compelled to.
(b) Entries shall close with the Zone Secretary on the third Thursday of
November of each year.
All entries must include entry fees for all
Pennants Sides.
(c) Entrance fees for all Pennants shall be
determined annually by the Zone Executive each year in
September.
(d) Pennant entries from Clubs shall indicate
the number of rinks available for Pennant play.
4. WITHDRAWALS FORFEITS - CLUB OBLIGATION:
If
a side is withdrawn from the Pennant Competition, before the start it shall be
the lowest grade entered.
If
a side is withdrawn without satisfactory explanation the Penalty shall be a
fine not exceeding six
hundred dollars ($600.00) and/or refusal of
entry in a subsequent competition at the discretion of the
Zone
Match Committee.
(a) Pennant
matches will be played on consecutive Saturdays or at the discretion of Zone 15
Match Committee.
(b) Any deferred games due to dispensation from the RNSWBA will be scheduled
for the next available
Sunday,
9.10am
trial ends with a 9.30am start. Matches
not commenced due to inclement weather, shall be
replayed on the following Sunday week, trial
ends at 9.10am, play to commence 9.30am
If in the event that the proposed replayed
match is washed out, then the Match shall be replayed at
the end of all sectional play, if time
allows. Should time not allow this match to be played, the match
shall be declared a tie and each Club awarded three (3) points each.
(c) Play not completed, a minimum of 54
ends shall constitute a completed game. If less than 54 ends
are completed the game shall be continued
to the completion of 63 ends, on the following
Sunday
week,
and played at the same Venue, trial ends at 9.10am, play to commence 9.30am.
(d) Should any green be unplayable the Zone 15 Match Committee will nominate
where the match
shall be played.
(e) A two hundred dollar (200.00) fine may
be imposed on any Club not attending a Venue and not
playing in any Match of the Pennant
Competition.
(f) Grades which have three (3) or more
section winners may engage in Round Robin or knock out play.
5. INTERUPTION TO PLAY:
(a)
A Side Manager or appointed Venue Club representative shall have the right to
appeal to the
Umpire
to have a match stopped due to inclement weather, bad light, or any other
justifiable cause,
After
the Side Manager consults with the three Skips, if the Skips are divided, the
Side Manager shall
have
the Final decision. If such appeal is upheld, and the match be resumed on the
same day, any
uncompleted
end shall be completed.
(b) The Umpire shall consult with the
Controlling Body in relation to the resumption of play.
6. INCLEMENT WEATHER:
(a)
A decision as to whether a game will be played shall not be decided before
8.00am for morning
matches.
Afternoon
matches, the decision to play shall not be decided before11.00am, by the Venue
Club.
If
the decision is there will be no play on any day with a pm start, Venue Clubs
must advise the Zone
15
Chairman of Match Committee and the opposition club, by 11.15am.
(b)
Only the Zone 15 Match Committee has the power to postpone play, in the event
of Inclement
Weather
or doubtful start of play; phone the Zone 15 Chairman of Match Committee on 43424912,
Or
fax 43424810, or phone mobile 0414424912.
Official
announcements will be broadcast over radio station 2GO (101.7).
Should
the Zone 15 Match Committee postpone all Pennant matches for one round, a
Pennant Result
Form
shall be completed, listing the side and manager, then forwarded to either the
Chairman of Match
Committee
on fax 43424810 or Zone Recorders on either fax numbers, 43323687 – 43331614 –
43424810,
Which
ever is applicable to your club.
(c)
Should inclement weather, or any other circumstance/s prevent the start of the
Match and the
Visiting
Side fails to proceed to the Venue at which the Match is to be played, the
Venue Club shall
fax
a Pennant Result Form, marked “match not commenced”, and Must be signed by an
Official
Representative of the Venue Club.
(d)
Players listed in washed out matches prior to the last match of the first round
will be eligible to
play
in that washed out match, when it is played at a later date.
7. GREEN FEES:
All Pennant
Players are to pay the appropriate green fees, to their own Club, and retained
by that Club.
Visiting
Sides DO NOT pay Green fees to
the Venue Club.
8. Pennant
Starting Time:
Refer RNSWBA Conditions of play 4.7 Timetable
The
Side Managers shall be at the Venue Club not less than forty minutes before
starting time of the event.
The side managers shall advise the Controlling
Body of the draw and allocation of rinks not less than thirty
(30) Minutes before the starting time of the
event.
Trial
ends shall commence not later than twenty (20) minutes before starting time of
the event.
Trial ends to
commence 12.40pm match to commence 1.00pm.
9. PRACTICE:
CCDBA/ZONE 15 Clubs are advised that, RNSWBA 2007 Conditions of Play,
Section 4.7 B. PRACTICE
“SHALL
NOT APPLY TO ZONE 15 PENNANTS”
Members of the Home Club who are engaged
in a Pennant Match at their Club
Must not practice on any of their greens within
one hour (1 hour) prior to the
Scheduled Commencement of play. This also applies
to visiting Sides.
10. ATTIRE:
Dress guidelines
for Association Events as laid down by the RNSWBA are very precise.
And caution should be taken in reading and
abiding by; Clause 8. Attire of the RNSWBA
“By-
Laws” dated 15th April 2006.
11. UMPIRES:
(a) Each Club
shall announce the name of the Umpire/s on duty prior to the start of the match
and shall include the Umpire/s name/s on the
Pennant Result Form.
(b) Umpires
from the CCDWBA, may be appointed to Association Events if required.
(c)
Each Venue shall announce the controlling body representative before the commencement
of play.
12. MATCH RESULTS:
(a) One (1) only, Pennant Result
Form is required for each round.
This Result Form is to be provided by the home side, with the home teams entered on
the left side of the form.
(b) Both Side Managers shall be
responsible for the completion of the result form, showing
The correct initials, surnames
and registration no. of each player and manager in
block
letters.
(c) At the completion of the
Match both Side Managers shall sign the Pennant Result Form,
Certifying the correctness of the
registered players and scores.
(d) Venue Club Official MUST fax the Pennant Result Form
to Chairman of Zone Match on 43424810, or
Zone Recorders on fax numbers, 43323687
-43331614 -43424810, which ever is applicable to your Club.
Result Forms MUST be faxed by 6.00pm on the day of the Match.
(e) The playing of any
unregistered Player will result in the forfeiture of the Match and maximum
points awarded to their
opponents.
Refer to RNSWBA 2007 “Conditions
of Play”, Clause 4.26. Penalty for
Pennant Infringements.
(f) Any variation of the Initials
or Surname or Registration No. of any Bowler in the Side, as
Registered with the RNSWBA, will
be checked with the offending Club by the Chairman of Zone 15
Match Committee. If any error has
been made, the offending Club is libel to a fine.
Not exceeding fifty ($50.00), dollars
plus GST for each offence.
(g) Any Substitute or Replacement
Player in Association Events shall be notified to the Zone 15
Match Committee Chairman.
(h) Failure to comply with these
Conditions of Play may at the discretion of the Zone 15 Match
Committee, render the Club
concerned liable to a Penalty/Fine not exceeding fifty (50.00) dollars.
(i) Scoring during matches, it is
requested that RINK SCORE BOARDS be
kept up to date every end.
the Second and Skip to place the
score on the RINK SCORE BOARDS, each
alternate end.
Side Managers are requested to attend the MASTER SCORE BOARD, every three (3) ends or less.
13. AWARDS:
(a) A maximum of
fifteen (15) lapel badges will be presented to the Winning and Runner up Sides
in
All Grades 1 - 7. The Side
Managers are not entitled to either a Winners or Runner up Badge.
(b) Side Managers will be
presented with a Zone 15 Mangers Badge.
14.
ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Entries for each Zone
Championship, MUST be accompanied
with the Entry Fee/s, on or before the
Closing date, designated by the
Zone Match Committee and forwarded to the Zone 15 Secretary
By the due advertised date. Failure
to enclose entry fees, or fees not being received by the due date,
Will result, in the non acceptance of the entries.
15. POST SECTIONAL PLAY:
GRADES 1, 2, 3 & 4:
Grades with two sections: Section winners in each grade shall play a knock out game to
determine
the zone winner.
GRADE 5:
Section winners shall engage in round robin play to determine the zone
winner.
round
1 round 2 Round 3
Section 1-v-bye Section 1-v-Section
2 Section1-v-Section 3
Section 2-v-Section 3 Section 3-v-bye Section 2 –v-bye
GRADES: 6 & 7
Section winners shall engage in round robin play to determine the zone
winner.
ROUND
1 ROUND
2 ROUND 3
Section 1 -v- Section 4 Section 1 –v Section 2 Section 1 –v- Section3
Section 2 –v- Section3
Section 3 –v- Section 4
Section 2 –v- Section 4
4.29 Method of Scoring
Round Robin play:
In each match of round robin play
points shall be awarded as follows:
Win………. 2 points (Side scoring the highest aggregate
number of shots)
Tie (Draw)...1 point (Both Sides Score equal aggregate
number of shots)
Loss………. 0 point (Side scoring lesser aggregate
number of shots)
The winner of the Round Robin Series of Matches shall be determined as
follows:
(i) The Side scoring the highest
number of points shall be declared the winner
(ii) If two or more sides are
equal on points, the side with the largest difference between “total shots for”
and “total shots against” shall
be the winner.
(iii) If there is still a tie,
the side with the lowest “total shots against” shall be the winner.
(iv) If there is still a tie, the
side winning the highest number of ends over all games of the Round Robin
Shall be declared the winner.