Player participation Clause Samples
The Player Participation clause defines the requirements and conditions under which a player is expected or permitted to take part in games, practices, or team-related activities. It typically outlines attendance obligations, permissible absences, and any procedures for notifying the team or management about unavailability. This clause ensures that both the player and the organization have clear expectations regarding involvement, helping to prevent misunderstandings and maintain team performance.
Player participation. 3.1 Your conduct as a volunteer SUFC rugby player has the potential to affect SUFC’s reputation and the sport of rugby union. Accordingly, SUFC expects that you will act in a manner which upholds SUFC’s reputation, including by conducting yourself with due care and skill in a proper and competent manner and performing to the best of your skill and ability at all times.
3.2 To uphold SUFC’s high standards, you are expected to act appropriately both on and off the field. It is expected that you will at all times abide by the applicable rules, determinations or resolutions of SUFC and the rules and by-laws of the SRU, ARU and WR.
3.3 You agree that you will:
(a) not consume, nor encourage the consumption of performance-enhancing drugs, stimulants or other substances;’
(b) abide by the relevant doping policy of the ARU, ▇▇▇▇▇ and the WADA;
(c) not bet on games involving clubs in the SRU;
(d) not offer or receive any bribes in relation to your performance (and you should report any attempted bribes to SUFC as soon as possible after the attempt is made); and
(e) keep all products (including playing and training uniforms) issued by SUFC in good condition and not sell or otherwise dispose of such products.
3.4 While representing SUFC, SUFC will give you a number of opportunities which will assist you to broaden your skills and build your public profile as a player. SUFC expects that you will take advantage of these opportunities for your own benefit, and so that you are able to perform to the best of your ability for SUFC. In this respect, you are encouraged by the SUFC to:
(a) play rugby for SUFC in the teams and at the dates, times and venues nominated by SUFC;
(b) participate fully in all Rugby Activities required of you by SUFC to the best of your ability and in accordance with the laws of the game and all other applicable rules, regulations and directives including but not limited to those determined by SUFC, the IRB, ARU or SRU;
(c) comply with all reasonable requirements of SUFC relating to preparation for matches, player reviews, attendance at social functions, presentations, or other events including player education seminars nominated by SUFC, and behaviour and dress at such events;
(d) do everything reasonably necessary to obtain and maintain the best possible physical condition;
(e) complete ASDA on-line e-learning modules as directed by SUFC from time to time;
(f) not engage in any dangerous or hazardous activity which in the reasonable opinion of SUF...
Player participation. After you complete the Game info wrap-up, you are prompted to enter player participa- tion information. Answer "Y" to the prompt if you want to enter this information now, or press ESC to wait until later. You may have more pressing things to do like getting game reports out the coaching staff or to the media. You can enter player participation at any time by selecting the Visiting or Home team rosters for a particular game. The software shows a player participation "indicator box" next to each player who is to be credited with a game played. Players with statistics in the game are automatically credited with a game played. To credit other players with a game played, use the cursor keys to move to a player and press the SPACEBAR to acti vate the player participation "indicator box" for the player. Alternatively, you can press the SPACEBAR again to deactivate the "indicator box" for the player.
Player participation. A A player may only play on one team in a NTRP level within an age group (USTA League Adult, Mixed, and Combo Doubles) in the same local league during the
B A player may play on more than one team within the Combo League in the same season provided it is in separate local leagues. The section has the authority to accept or deny participation. C A section may authorize participation in more than one NTRP level within the Combo League in the same local league during the same season. D Players who qualify to advance to championships on more than one team may be required by their section to choose which team they will represent. E A player, who qualifies for Championship level competition within F A player who qualifies on two or more teams within the Combo League at the same NTRP level competition at the same championship will be eligible only for one team and that choice must be reported in writing to the championship director by the deadline set by each District Championship Committee and by 12:00 (noon) local time on the Monday preceding the state and section championship. A player representing two local leagues in the same district who fails to declare will automatically be assigned to the first team on which the player registered. A player representing two different districts, who fails to declare, will automatically be assigned to the player’s home district. A player must remain with his or her chosen team for all Championship play up to and including the National Championships, or their equivalent. After elimination of the chosen team, a player may not advance with another team at the same NTRP level. G An individual may play in only one doubles match within each team match.
Player participation. A. A player may only play on one team in a NTRP level within an Age Group (USTA League Adult, Mixed, and Combo) in the same local league during the same
B. A player may play on more than one team within the Combo League in the same season provided it is in separate local leagues. The section has the authority to accept or deny participation.
C. A section may authorize participation in more than one NTRP level within the Combo League in the same local league during the same season.
D. Players who qualify to advance to championships on more than one team may be required by their section to choose which team they will represent.
▇. A player, who qualifies for Championship level competition within
F. A player who qualifies on two or more teams within the Combo League at the same NTRP level competition at the same championship will be eligible only for one team and that choice must be reported in writing to the championship director by the deadline set by each District Championship Committee and by 12:00 (noon) local time on the Monday preceding the state and section championship. A player representing two local leagues in the same district who fails to declare will automatically be assigned to the first team on which the player registered. A player representing two different districts, who fails to declare, will automatically be assigned to the player’s home district. A player must remain with his or her chosen team for all Championship play up to and including the Sectional Championships, or their equivalent. After elimination of the chosen team, a player may not advance with another team at the same NTRP level.
▇. ▇▇ individual may play in only one doubles match within each team match.
Player participation. A A player may only play on one team in a NTRP level within an age group (USTA League Adult, Mixed, and Combo Doubles) in the same local league during the same season. In local leagues where NTRP levels are divided into flights, players may not play in more than one flight.
B A player may play on more than one team within the Combo League in the same season provided it is in separate local leagues. The section has the authority to accept or deny participation. C A section may authorize participation in more than one NTRP level within the Combo League in the same local league during the same season. D Players who qualify to advance to championships on more than one team may be required by their section to choose which team they will represent. E A player, who qualifies for Championship level competition within the Combo League on two or more different NTRP levels, may play on any or all of these teams but there will be no accommodation in the championship schedule. F A player who qualifies on two or more teams within the Combo League at the same NTRP level competition at the same championship will be eligible only for one team and that choice must be reported in writing to the championship director by the deadline set by each District Championship Committee and by 12:00 (noon) local time on the Monday preceding the state and section championship. A player representing two local leagues in the same district who fails to declare will automatically be assigned to the first team on which the player registered. A player representing two different districts, who fails to declare, will automatically be assigned to the player’s home district. A player must remain with his or her chosen team for all Championship play up to and including the National Championships, or their equivalent. After elimination of the chosen team, a player may not advance with another team at the same NTRP level. G An individual may play in only one doubles match within each team match.
Player participation. In all-star tournament play, minimum playing time regulations will be followed, as set by Little League International. No guarantees are made to anyone as to a specific amount of playing time. The manager and coaches of the team will make that determination. Your position on the field and in the batting order will be based upon effort, ability, a positive attitude and specific needs in a given game situation. You will attend all tournament games and are expected to be part of the team for the duration of tournament play. PRACTICES/GAMES: Practices will be held according to the schedule established by the coaching staff. Team practices will likely begin June 1st. Tournament dates are set by the District 5 Administrator (District Tourney) and LL State, Regional, and International offices (sectional, state, regional, WS tourneys). The dates are set but could change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Each player will commit to participate in all practices and games. ABSENCES – Only excused absences are allowed and must be kept to a minimum. Circumstances beyond the control of the player or parents such as illness or family emergency are considered excused absences. The Board of Directors will have sole discretion in determining if an absence due to other extenuating circumstances is excused. Players with injuries are expected to attend practice and participate to the maximum extent possible until cleared for full participation. A medical excuse and release is required. DISMISSAL – The Board of Directors of Wylie Little League reserve the right to dismiss any player for a violation of the above referenced rules regarding attendance and participation. A player dismissed for any reason deemed justifiable by the Board of Directors can be replaced by an alternate player. An injury that will prevent a player from participating in tournament play will not exclude that player from being honored as an All-star, but can result in the player being replaced on the tournament team. The Board also reserves the right to limit participation or dismiss any player, parent or manager for actions that the Board deems inappropriate or unbecoming an All-star player, parent, manager or coach. PARENTAL COMMITMENT – Each parent is made a party of this commitment agreement along with the players, manager and coaches as well as the Board of Directors for the purpose of enlisting the common support of everyone involved in All-star Tournament play. All parents agree to adop...