Broomball schedule

A  - Average Joes

B  - Broom Broom

C  - The Ng Dynasty

D  - The Custodians

E  -  Jesus (S)wept

Week # 3

Shoot out  between C and D  (12:35 start!)

A  vs  D  (12:45 – 1:00ish)

C  vs   E  (1:05 – 1:20ish)

B   vs  F   (1:25 – 1:40ish)  

Week # 4

A   vs   E

B    vs   D

C    vs   F 

Week # 5

A  vs   F

B   vs  C

D   vs  E 

Week  #  6

A   vs   B

C   vs   D

E   vs   F

BROOMBALL RULES

Broomball Rules &Information

Contact:  sports@bcec.net for further questions

Dates & Times:

• Sundays, June 10^th – July 15^th
• Located in the Quincy Elementary School gym
• 6 weeks of play starting promptly at 12:45pm and teams must vacate before 1:55pm

Team Requirements:

• 5 on 5, with one goalie for each side.  Teams may pull their goalies only in the last 3 minutes of play
• Minimum of 2 girls on the field of play, and 4 females on the total roster
• Teams are not required to wear the same shirt color, but are highly encouraged to in order to avoid confusion with the other team.
• Last day to add a player onto your roster is June 17^th
• Minimum 9 players on roster, maximum is 13.

Players:

• Any player under the age of 18 must have a permission slip filled out before the start of their first game on June 10^th.
• Grades 10 and up are eligible to play.

Equipment:

• Players can wear protective gear such as shin pads, kneepads, arm braces, etc.  No helmets allowed unless you are the goalie. 
• Brooms and balls are provided, not required to buy

Game play:

• Each game will be approx. 20 minutes (running time) long.  Goals count as one point.
• Goals are scored when the ball hits any part of the mats placed up against the wall.
• Players may not enter the “goalie zone” (from the mats against the wall up to the end line of the basketball court)
• Goalies may roam only on their half of the court and can use any part of their body to block the ball.  Goalies may be pulled for an extra offense/defense player only during the last 3 minutes of the game. 
• Balls that get hit out towards the stands, out the doors, in the corners will be counted as out of bounds, and it will result in a roll in (ball must be rolled) using your hand.  (similar to soccer)
• If there is a tie at the end of 20 minutes, there will be shoot out.  Shoot out involves choosing one person from each team to shoot and either the same or different person to be the goalie.   Away team goes first and home team goes second.  During shoot out, players can shoot higher than their waist.  After 3 unsuccessful attempts by both teams the game will be called a tie. 

Warnings & Penalties: 

• Players may accidentally bump into each other or hit each other; however, there is absolutely no intentional checking, no slashing, tripping any player.  There will be severe penalties/suspensions for misconduct.

• Players cannot swing their brooms higher than their waist when hitting the ball!!  Referees will give the player one warning, the second warning will result in an automatic benching for the rest of the game.   

• Please remember this is for fun. 

Referees:  Unlike previous years of sports, we will require each team to provide a referee for a game other than their own.  The referee’s job is very simple in this sport.  Will Chu will help you out if you have any questions.   

Responsibilities include:

1.)    Keeping track of time with stop watch

2.)    Giving out warnings for hi-sticking

3.)    Declare any goals (ie watch for the ball to hit the mats)

4.)    Place ball in center of court for face off at beginning of game and after goals.

Standings

Community football schedule

Community Football 2006 Schedule

*The first two teams of each week are responsible for putting up the mats up against the wall and the last two teams for putting them back. 

*Home team will pray before each game

*First game starts at 12:50pm sharp!  Be on time.

*Have fun, build relationships and be safe

Week 1 (October 15, 2006)

Away                                                  Home

A                                                         B

C                                                         D

E                                                          F

G                                                         A

Week 2  (October 22, 2006

Away                                                  Home

G                                                         E

F                                                          B

A                                                         C

B                                                         D

Week 3  (October 29^th, 2006)

Away                                                  Home

C                                                         G

B                                                         C

D                                                         F

E                                                          A

Week 4  (November 5^th)

Away                                                  Home

D                                                         E

F                                                          G

Seed # 6                                              Seed #3

Seed #7                                               Seed # 2

Week 5   (November 12^th)

Seed# 5                                               Seed #4

Loser of 2 &7***                                Loser of 3 & 6/ Loser of 4 & 5  ***

Winner of 2& 7                                   Winner of 3 & 6

Winner of 4 & 5                                  Seed # 1

Week 6  (November 19^th)

3^rd place game

Championship game

Closing

***  The lowest seeded team remaining out of the three teams will be eliminated. 

Notice

The football season is about to begin, October 15th, 2006.  Last day to register is October 1st, 2006.  

Team is not fully registered until form and money have been collected. 

Mandatory captains meeting October 8th, if captain cannot make it, please choose another person who is responsible for explaining the rules and details of the league. 

Arena Football Rules

NOTE:  RULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BEFORE THE LEAGUE STARTS

REMEMBER:  RULES ARE FOR YOUR SAFETY AND EVERYONE’S FUN!

Dates and Time

1. Sundays:  Dates – Start  10/15  - 11/19
2. 12:45 – 2:00
3. played in the QES Gym
4. 4 weeks of regular season play
5. 2 week of playoffs and championship games

Teams

1.  5 on 5 COED teams for Adults & College & high school seniors & juniors
2. minimum of 2 subs on roster (teams are at least 8 people)
3. minimum of 3 females on roster

Personal Equipment

1. no helmets, shoulder pads, or other hard plastic-covered pads allowed
2. personal protection is allowed (mouth-guards, cloth knee-guards, knee pads, etc)
3. must wear athletic shoes (no street shoes allowed)

Play

1. There will be at least one head Ref per game
2. each team must have at least two females on the court at all times
3. each team has five series/game   (dependant on # of teams)
4. each series lasts for a maximum of 90 seconds with NO stoppage of the clock  (dependant on # of teams)
5. each series consists of four downs – there are no first downs within a series
6. all play is one-direction
7. must have at least two girls on court at all times.
8. no timeouts

Defense

8. two-hand touch to stop a ball-carrier
9. ball is down when offensive player’s knee hits ground
10. tag must be above waist, below neck, NO leaving feet (no diving tags)
11. rushing in after 7- “Mississippi count”, must be audible for other team to hear and pronounced clearly
    
12. no blitzing
13. no safeties, counts only as loss of down.
14. no minimum/maximum on number of rushers
15. no jamming of receivers allowed (i.e. no contact - they must be free to run)
16. no double teaming of girls allowed
17. no stripping of the ball allowed (you can only attempt to tag the person)
18. Interceptions count as loss of series and the ball is turned over to the opposing team, teams can run back the interception.
19. Rushers may not shove blockers away, can only run around blocker to get to quarterback

Offense

20. quarterback holds the ball off scrimmage (no snapping to QB necessary)
21. no running plays from scrimmage
22. running allowed only after being rushed (i.e. rusher crossing line of scrimmage)
23. laterals only allowed behind the line of scrimmage
24. all players eligible to receive
25. only one foot inbounds required for a fair catch
26. ball carrier is NOT allowed to stiff-arm or knock opponent’s hands away
27. no jumping off wall in attempt to catch ball
28. The ball is dead if the quarterback’s throw hits any object prior to the receiver catching it (ie it cannot hit the wall, basketball backboards, chairs, etc.
29. no recovering of fumbles (it is a dead ball where it hits the floor)
30. quarterback chooses the ball he/she wishes to use (you can bring your own ball)
31. If offense team chooses to use a blocker, the blocker must have hands behind back to block

Boundaries & starting positions

• Basketball side-lines are the side out of bounds
• no end zone boundaries (please be safe, do not run into wall)
•  starting line is the set of cones set on back line of basketball court (subject to change)
• the touchdown is the volleyball back-line on the far side, cones will be placed there as well (the rear wall will be lined with pads)
• players must stay within the boundary lines in order to be “in play”; only exception is that players can touch the rear wall of the end-zone

Scoring

1. most touchdowns after each team has four series wins = 2 points
2. in a tie = each team gets 1 point
3. each team gets 4 series even though the game might have already been decided on touchdowns
4. total number of touchdowns are recorded for playoff purposes (tie-breakers)
5. Teams keep their own score and record who caught TD passes during each series

Overtime in case of a tie at end of regulation

1. each team gets one series of two downs from half-court in attempt to score
2. each series lasts one minute
3. winner gets 1 point (game total would be 2)
4. loser gets 0 points (game total would be 1)
5. if neither team scores or both teams score, it is a tie (game total would be 1 for each team)