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2016-2017 GENERAL SPORTS REGULATIONS …

2016-2017 GENERAL SPORTS REGULATIONS . OHSAA SPORTS REGULATIONS . Introduction Article 5-6-1 of the Constitution grants authority to the Board of Directors to determine the contest rules and REGULATIONS for each sport. The Board of Directors has adopted the following contest rules and REGULATIONS effective August 1, 2016. The Commissioner is authorized to modify these REGULATIONS when it is deemed necessary by the Commissioner, subject to rati cation by the Board of Directors. These REGULATIONS apply to all interscholastic teams and contests, including but not limited to varsity, junior varsity, reserve, junior, sophomore, freshman and 7th & 8th grade teams. For additional regula- tions speci cally for grades 7 and 8, see GENERAL SPORTS Regulation 35.

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1 2016-2017 GENERAL SPORTS REGULATIONS . OHSAA SPORTS REGULATIONS . Introduction Article 5-6-1 of the Constitution grants authority to the Board of Directors to determine the contest rules and REGULATIONS for each sport. The Board of Directors has adopted the following contest rules and REGULATIONS effective August 1, 2016. The Commissioner is authorized to modify these REGULATIONS when it is deemed necessary by the Commissioner, subject to rati cation by the Board of Directors. These REGULATIONS apply to all interscholastic teams and contests, including but not limited to varsity, junior varsity, reserve, junior, sophomore, freshman and 7th & 8th grade teams. For additional regula- tions speci cally for grades 7 and 8, see GENERAL SPORTS Regulation 35.

2 GENERAL REGULATIONS . 1. Official Contest Rules The of cial contest rules and rule books as published by the listed organization have been approved by the Board of Directors for all interscholastic athletic contests in the following SPORTS . (Refer to Bylaw 1-4-3 which states Interscholastic competition shall be conducted using contest rules adopted by the Board of Directors and modi cations or changes in sport rules are not permitted except those provided in the rule book and approved by the Board of Directors. ). CROSS COUNTRY NATIONAL FEDERATION. FIELD HOCKEY NATIONAL FEDERATION. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FEDERATION. GOLF UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION. SOCCER NATIONAL FEDERATION.

3 TENNIS UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION. VOLLEYBALL NATIONAL FEDERATION. BASKETBALL NATIONAL FEDERATION. BOWLING UNITED STATES BOWLING CONGRESS. GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS. ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL FEDERATION. SWIMMING AND DIVING NATIONAL FEDERATION. WRESTLING NATIONAL FEDERATION. BASEBALL NATIONAL FEDERATION. LACROSSE (BOYS) NATIONAL FEDERATION. LACROSSE (GIRLS) NATIONAL FEDERATION. SOFTBALL NATIONAL FEDERATION. TRACK AND FIELD NATIONAL FEDERATION. 2. Mandatory Attendance at OHSAA-Sponsored Rules Interpretation Meetings ) Any school sponsoring a sport recognized by the OHSAA in which a state tournament is held, must have the head varsity coach or assistant varsity coach in that sport or the athletic SPORTS REGULATIONS .

4 Administrator attend or participate in an OHSAA-sponsored state rules interpretation meet- ing in that sport if such a meeting is held in order for teams or individuals from that school to be eligible to enter the OHSAA-sponsored tournament. ) Those attending a meeting in person will be responsible to be in attendance within 10 min- utes of the start of the meeting and remain until the conclusion of the meeting to receive credit for attendance. 3. Mandatory Requirement for Rating/Voting for Tournament Officials To assist in the process in determining which contest officials will be assigned to OHSAA tourna- ment contests the following school year, member high schools are required to rate and vote for officials.

5 Following each varsity contest, head coaches or athletic administrators are required to rate the con- test officials. Athletic administrators have additional voting responsibilities. The SPORTS in which rating and voting is required; the deadlines in which ratings and voting must be completed, and the 67. GENERAL SPORTS REGULATIONS 2016-2017 . procedures on how to rate and vote for officials are published in the OHSAA Officials Handbook or the sport-specific OHSAA coaches/officials manual and provided in memos disseminated to athletic administrators. Failure to participate in the required rating or voting process will result in the school being fined $50 per occurrence.

6 The fine will be reduced to $15 per occurrence if rating or voting is submitted after the deadline. 4. Penalties for Failure to Acquire Pupil Activity Program/Coaching Permit High school and 7th-8th grade coaches who do not possess the Pupil Activity Program/Coaching Permit, which is part of the State Board of Education requirements to coach in Ohio, shall not be permitted to coach at any level at an OHSAA member school. Further, high schools shall enter in myOHSAA the name of each board-approved coach along with the Pupil Activity Program/Coach- ing Permit number in each of the 26 recognized SPORTS . Further, any high school coach who does not possess this Permit at the first level of the tournament shall not be permitted to coach at any level of the tournament until such time that the Permit is obtained and verification of such permit is provided to the OHSAA.

7 Falsification of this information shall result in a coach's removal from the OHSAA tournament. Note: It is the intention of the OHSAA to perform random audits of these permits throughout the school year and to fine schools that have not complied with the bylaw in the amount of $250 per coach. 5. Penalties for Failure to Conduct Pre-Season Meetings When it has been verified that the member school has failed to conduct a pre-season meeting(s) in accordance with Bylaw 3-1-4, the member school shall be fined $500 for each violation. Note: Please be advised that the OHSAA intends to do random audits of compliance with this standard. Please refer to the OHSAA website for a checklist of items that must be covered and sample agendas and other resources to assist with compliance.

8 Each member school shall record on myOHSAA the date and location of each meeting as well as the person responsible for each meeting. 6. OHSAA-Sponsored Tournaments Entry/Withdraw Procedures and Draw/Seed Meeting Dates ) When schools annually submit their OHSAA participation information online and indicate they sponsor a varsity sport, they will also indicate each sport in which they plan to enter the OHSAA tournaments. Instructions for submitting the participation form will be provided to the membership. ) A tournament entry/withdraw deadline will be established the week before the established draw/seeding date for each OHSAA tournament sport. The tournament entry/withdraw deadlines for each OHSAA tournament sport for the upcoming school year are listed below.

9 Schools may change their tournament participation in a sport prior to the established deadline without penalty. Changes to OHSAA tournament participation after the es- tablished deadline will result in a $150 penalty issued by the Commissioner's Office. SPORTS REGULATIONS . ) Schools that desire to enter an OHSAA tournament after the deadline and before the draw/seeding date may do so by filing a Petition Letter of Entry or Withdraw with the Commissioner's Office (not the tournament manager or District Athletic Board). provided the school has met all tournament participation requirements prior to 12:00. noon on the Friday before the draw/seeding date. The Commissioner's Office shall have the authority to approve or disapprove such Petitions of Entry.

10 Decisions to disapprove an entry may be appealed to the Board of Directors. ) Schools that withdraw from an OHSAA tournament after the deadline may do so by filing a Petition Letter of Entry or Withdraw with the Commissioner's Office (not the tournament manager or District Athletic Board). ) All schools that enter the OHSAA tournaments shall complete all tournament and souvenir program forms (roster, pass lists, schedule, submission of team photo, etc.) online prior to the established draw/seeding meeting date. The draw/meeting dates for each OHSAA tour- 68. 2016-2017 GENERAL SPORTS REGULATIONS . nament sport for the upcoming school year are listed below. Schools that fail to complete all tournament souvenir program forms online prior to the draw/meeting date will be fined $150.


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