TOURNAMENT INFORMATION Clause Samples

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION. 4.1. General Regulations 4 4.1.1. UTSNZ Participation Agreement 5
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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION. These Supplemental Rules apply to the Tournaments operated by Tournament Operator, beginning on the week of July 15, 2018 and taking place approximately two times each calendar week thereafter until Tournament Operator ceases to operate such Tournaments. The scheduled date and additional details for each applicable Tournament will be set forth in e- mail communications by Tournament Operator to the Invitee (or other methods of online communications as may be designated by Tournament Operator). The first Tournament is initially scheduled to take place on or around July 18th, 2018. Invitee is responsible for communicating or providing to Invitee’s Partner any Tournament dates, details, these Rules, or any applicable forms and documents as provided to Invitee by Tournament Operator.
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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION. All tournament information will
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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION a. All Players must be available to compete at the following game times: 10:00 am. (4:00p CEST) to 11:00am EDT (5:00p CEST) 11:00am EDT (5:00p CEST) 1:00pm (7:00p CEST) to 2:00pm EDT (8:00p CEST) 2:00pm EDT (8:00p CEST) b. If a Player fails to check in prior to five (5) minutes before the beginning of that Player's first game of the match, that Player will be disqualified and may be replaced at Hi-▇▇▇’s discretion. c. Players are prohibited from using keyboard and mouse adapters (“Adapters”) during any games played in the Paladins Console Series. Adapters are strictly prohibited and violating Players are subject to immediate disqualification, removal from the PCS, and removal of any of said Player’s LAN qualifications, including those outside the PCS. d. Players may be eligible to receive monetary prizes, as set forth in Section 7, based on final winning placements.
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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION. Skyline Juniors tournament participation is mandatory. Tournaments give athletes the chance to compete at higher levels, develop their court skills, and strengthen their knowledge of the game. They also give the athlete a chance to be seen by college scouts. Finally, the success of our team training depends upon all members of the team being present. Tournament agendas, lodging arrangements and other important travel information will be provided to each player as soon as the club directors have received the information from the tournament directors. We prefer to do most of our communication through our website. We will post hotel and tournament information for each team on the website as soon as it is available. All tournament schedules will be finalized in early December. The team’s head coach is responsible for the composition of the team and determining playing time. Each athlete will receive equal training time and repetitions in practice sessions, but we cannot and will not guarantee playing time to anyone. It is in the best interest of the team that we compete for championships and this involves some players not playing in some matches. The head coaches will make their decisions based on a player's attendance at practices, the importance of an event, the player’s attitude, work ethic, and proficiency at required skills, and most importantly the team's needs. As parents, please understand that our coaches do their best do get everyone playing time, but their primary focus at tournaments is the teams’ success. If a parent wishes to discuss playing time with a coach, we require this NOT BE DONE AT THE TOURNAMENT. It is very disruptive to the team if a parent confronts a coach in this setting. Consequently, if a coach is confronted by a parent during a tournament, that parent’s child must sit out the following match. In short, please save these discussions until after the tournament. The following procedures are in place to resolve playing time issues or concerns:
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