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PACIFIC NORTHWEST COLLEGIATE LACROSSE LEAGUE Guidelines for Participation in the PNCLL The following guidelines were written by Sam Sadtler some years back. Following review at the beginning of the 2000 season, the guidelines have been revised and are now as follows: To maintain good standing in the Pacific Northwest Collegiate Lacrosse League, teams MUST adhere to the following responsibilities: 1. Attend all membership meetings of the PNCLL. 2. Abide by 2000 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Rules. NCAA Division III guidelines govern eligibility of players. 3. Fulfill all US Lacrosse obligations, including prompt payment of dues and assignor's fees. 4. Perform all obligations for scheduled and playoff games. 5. Submit a typed team roster, on the league form, signed by the Head Coach, to the PNCLL Secretary no later than one week before first game. This is your official roster. 6. Submit all league dues and fees to the PNCLL Treasurer on time. 7. Submit PNCLL All-Star nominations to the proper authority. 8. Have an adult, non-player, non-rostered coach at every game. 9. Notify opponent, Chief Official, and PNCLL Secretary a minimum of 48 hours in advance of a possible cancellation or time/field change. 10. Submit Game Report form to PNCLL Secretary and to the Chief Official, following each game. 11. Provide your opponent with a copy of the official scoresheet. 12. Make an effort to provide lockerroom and showers for visitors and game officials. 13. Provide a playing field that is in full compliance with NCAA Rules. Any deviation from 1.14 MUST be approved by all visiting teams in advance and filed with the Chief Official before the day of a game. Electronic notification, confirmation and approvals shall be considered sufficient. (Rule book says it must be "written".) 14. Have uniforms and equipment that meet NCAA standards. Failure to comply results in a penalty. (NOTE: Matching helmets, gloves, shorts and jerseys must be worn) (ADDENDUM: the home team shall wear white uniforms as per NCAA rule.). 15. Provide adequate medical care at home games. The minimum requirement would be a student athletic trainer. 16. Provide separate water and ice for visiting team. 17. Provide a table, 3 chairs, 2 clocks, 2 horns, ball retrievers (or an adequate end-line supply of balls), cones or pylons, and appropriate personnel at game site. (NOTE: Home team must supply timer & scorer). 18. Home team will provide an non-alcoholic environment and be responsible for security at game site. |