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NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 35th ANNUAL
MARCH 17, 18, 19, 20, & 21, 2020
27th Year Hosted by Danville Area Community College
Mary Miller Complex 2000 East Main Street Danville, Illinois 61832
www.danvillejaguars.com/NJCAA
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Dear Coach:
Congratulations on making it to the 2020 Men’s Division II Basketball Championship. The Danville Area Community College (DACC) National Basketball Committee, the Danville area businesses, and surrounding communities are looking forward to hosting the Championship.
Enclosed you will find information concerning the championship and the Danville area. Please send the OFFICAL TEAM REGISTRATION FORM (page 18-20) as soon as possible and NO LATER THAN MARCH 10 so programs can be printed immediately after the qualifying teams are known. The document is fillable in word format under 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM REGISTRATION on the website.
For additional information about the Danville area, you can contact the Danville Area Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at 800/383-4386 or at www.visitdanvillearea.com
We look forward to hosting your team in March!
Sincerely, Brian Hensgen Tournament Chairman Scott Eisenhauer Tournament Vice-Chair Mike Hulvey Tournament Vice-Chair
Tim Bunton DACC A.D./Leadership Team Jeanie Cooke Leadership Team Brad Weaver Leadership Team
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Tournament Email Address
Webpage for Game Results www.danvillejaguars.com/njcaa
TOURNAMENT CONTACT INFORMATION
PLEASE SHARE THIS MANUAL WITH YOUR ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Brian Hensgen Tournament Chairman
(w)217-443-8823 (c)217-304-2761
Scott Eisenhauer Vice-Chair, Statistical Information
217-892-6801 [email protected]
Mike Hulvey Vice-Chair, Informational Director
217-442-1700 217-431-1489
Jeanie Cooke Leadership Team
Danville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 1-800-383-4386 217-442-2137
Tim Bunton Leadership Team, Athletic Director
217-443-8551 [email protected]
Brad Weaver
Leadership Team, Logistics Coordinator 217-443-8773
OTHER NOTED OFFICIALS
CARLE SPORTS MEDICINE TRAINER: Nick Pippin 815-509-9211 COORDINATOR OF OFFICIALS: Dave Warfel
COORDINATOR OF TOURNAMENT STATISTICS: Scott Eisenhauer COORDINATOR OF TOURNAMENT RECORDS: Fowler Connell
COORDINATOR OF FACILITIES/SECURITY: Mike Cunningham/Doug Adams (443-8832)
NJCAA ON-SITE TOURNAMENT REPRESENTATIVES
NJCAA President and CEO: Dr. Chris Parker REGION XI DIRECTOR & CHAIRPERSON D-II BASKETBALL COMMITTEE: Thom McDonald
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AWARDS .......................................................................................................................................................... 12
BANQUET .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
BRACKET .......................................................................................................................................................... 14
BROADCASTS/PRESS AND WEBSITE (Championship Information)............................................................................................................................. 8
COACH’S INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................... 5
CODE OF CONDUCT ......................................................................................................................................... 15
DISTRICTS/REGIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 11
DRESS DECORUM ......................................................................................................................................... 7,10
FILM EXCHANGE (MANDATORY) ...................................................................................................................... 5
HOSPITALITY ROOM .......................................................................................................................................... 7
LAUNDRY SERVICES ........................................................................................................................................... 9
LOCKER ROOMS .............................................................................................................................................. 10
LODGING ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
MAP (DACC) .................................................................................................................................................... 16
MEALS ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
OFFICIALS ............................................................................
OFFICIAL TEAM REGISTRATION FORM ............................... (ALSO IN WORD on the website) PASSES ................................................................................. PLAYER’S LOUNGE ...............................................................
PRACTICES ...........................................................................
QUALIFICATION ...................................................................
ROSTER/TEAM PICTURE AND STATS ...................................
RULES/REGULATIONS .......................................................... SEEDING INFORMATION ..................................................... TICKET INFORMATION ........................................................
TRAINING ROOM/MEDICAL SERVICES ................................
TRANSPORTATION ..............................................................
UNIFORM LIGHT & DARK ASSIGNMENTS ...........................
VIDEO STREAMING/WEB-CASTING OF GAMES ..................
NJCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR ORDER FORM…8, 17 NJCAA CHAMPIONSHIP POSTERS/DVDs…………….8
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COACHES INFORMATION
Coaches Meeting All head coaches of participating teams are expected to attend a meeting in the Oak Room at the Beef House on Monday night following the Tip-Off Banquet. Assistant coaches are encouraged to attend. Rules and regulations will be emphasized by the Coordinator of Officials, Dave Warfel, NJCAA On-Site Representatives, Thom McDonald and Dr. Chris Parker, as well as other tournament updates. Coaches Group Picture There will be a group picture of all participating coaches immediately following the Banquet on Monday evening and prior to the coach’s meeting. Each coach will receive a complimentary picture from DACC. NJCAA Mandatory Game Film Exchange Upon qualification for the national tournament, each team is REQUIRED BY THE NJCAA OFFICE to upload their district/region championship game film, on their last game played, to KROSSOVER for film exchange per instructions by the NJCAA NATIONAL OFFICE. Teams must upload their game film no later than 48 hours following the release of the fully seeded bracket. Penalties for non-compliance include but are not limited to: Letter of Reprimand sent to college president and a $500 fine.
Passes Each participating team will receive credentials for those listed on the Official Team Registration Form up to a maximum of twenty-five (25). This form is to include all those traveling with the team. All coaches and team representatives must display their pass to gain access to the gym and other locations. There is no pass list for this National Championship. Roster-Team Picture The OFFICIAL TEAM REGISTRATION FORM can be found in this manual (PAGE 18-20). It is also in WORD on the website tab 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM REGISTARTION. Please complete/TYPE the form and send with a team black & white or color photo (preferably an 8x10) to the DACC Championship Chair by e-mail using JPEG to [email protected]. Identification of each of the individuals in the photo is also needed. WE MUST RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION BY MARCH 10, 2020 TO INSURE THAT YOUR TEAM’S PICTURE AND ROSTER IS IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAM. Our leadership team will be in contact with each Region Director throughout the week and weekend prior to our championship to ensure this process is completed in a timely manner. Team Statistics The Leadership Team will access all team stats on the NJCAA website and create a statistics booklet that will be included in the packet for over 100 4-year college coaches in attendance at our Championship. Accurate statistics will be very helpful to them in identifying players to be recruited.
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LODGING & TRANSPORTATION
Lodging Rooms are being held for all participating teams at various hotels -ALL TEAMS WILL BE ASSIGNED A HOTEL RELEASED BY THE TOURNAMENT CHAIR. Each team will work with Brian Hensgen [email protected] to reserve the number of rooms needed and to verify arrival date. The qualifying teams will be notified of the hotel assignment and phone number immediately after all team assignments are complete. NJCAA bylaws (p. 112, Division II Men’s Basketball Section 13) mandate, “Should the tournament host/national office choose to assign lodging for this event, all participating colleges must honor that assignment or pay for those rooms even though the team does not use them.” As a convenience to all teams participating, Danville Area Community College will help to streamline all hotel and banquet expenses in an attempt to make your trip to the National Championship more convenient. Once our Leadership Team receives the Official Team Registration Form, we will work with your Athletic Director to finalize all travel plans and accommodations. The Championship host hotels include the Hampton Inn, the Holiday Inn and Suites, Sleep Inn, Red Roof Inn, Best Western Riverside, Best Western Regency, and the Days Hotel by Wyndham. Please encourage your fans and family to book rooms at these hotels. Contact the Danville Area Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at 217/442-2096 or 800/383-4386 or visit their web site, www.danvilleareainfo.com, for more information. To reach the Danville Area Community College
campus, from I-74: take the Lynch Road Exit (Exit 220) North to Main Street (first stop sign) and turn left. DACC is located about one mile, on the left side of the street (see campus map on page 11). Transportation Danville is located on Interstate Highway I-74 in east central Illinois on the Illinois/Indiana state line:
• 120 miles south of Chicago (O’Hare and Midway airports)
• 85 miles west of Indianapolis, IN (Indianapolis International airport)
• 30 miles east of Champaign (University of Illinois and Willard airport)
Danville Rental/Lease Agencies Each team is responsible for its own personal transportation while attending the championship. Enterprise...217/446-8000 – 2810 North Vermilion Street, Danville, IL 61832 Bus Parking for Teams Drivers of team buses are encouraged to use the Veterans Administration Hospital drive (this is a Federal Highway, please observe the strictly posted speed limit) which passes in front of the Mary Miller gym. This will provide for easy loading/unloading of players. Buses should then park on the first road to the right next to the college Maintenance building. Team vans may park behind the gym if space is available. Team Bus Drivers will be issued a pass for admittance into the facility. Please check in with the Championship Chair upon arrival.
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BANQUET, HOSPITALITY ROOMS & MEALS
Banquet There will be a Championship “Tip-Off” Banquet held on Monday evening at 6:30 p.m.(CST) at The Beef House, 16501 N State Rd 63, Covington, IN 47932 for all players, coaches, managers, and officials. An exact count on who will be attending is required. COST IS $20 PER PERSON. The Championship Chair will confirm the number attending the banquet once the OFFICIAL TEAM REGISTRATION FORM is submitted. NO DENIM ATTIRE, WEAR BUSINESS CASUAL OR TEAM TRAVEL ATTIRE. Student athletes are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner throughout the banquet program. Disruptive or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. Head Coaches Photo Following Banquet A group picture of all head coaches will be taken immediately following the Banquet and a complimentary picture will be given to each coach. NJCAA Dress Decorum (Coaches Please Note) Anyone in the team travel party must be in team suits or business casual attire (no denim, no t-shirts) when at the gym or any official Championship function. Coaches must be in a minimum of business casual attire for their own games. 1. Business casual dress is between business formal wear and street wear. 2. For men, a combination of collared shirt (a golf shirt or a dress shirt), cotton trousers (such as khakis) and shoes (such as loafers and dress sandals)
with socks are generally acceptable. Hospitality Room at Mary Miller Complex A Hospitality Room will be available at DACC across the hall from the secondary scoreboard and hosted by the Danville Area Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. It is available for all coaches, scouts, media, tournament workers, and special guests. PASSES will be issued and the door will be monitored. Everyone admitted must have an ALL ACCESS pass. NO PLAYERS will be admitted. Player’s Lounge A Player’s Lounge will be available to all players with their Player’s Credential in the lower level of the gym. There will be snacks, drinks, comfortable seating, gaming stations, ping pong table, etc. for them to enjoy while in the facility. All players are expected to carry themselves well while in the Lounge. Any disrespectful language, actions, or damage will result in the entire team being prohibited from entering. Meals There are a variety of restaurants in Danville and a list can be obtained from the information table at the tournament. The Championship Committee would appreciate your support of the Corporate Sponsors who provide food service. Check with your team host and/or the Danville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau table in the front lobby.
2020 CHAMPIONSHIP DATES Danville Area Community College
March 17-21, 2020
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BROADCAST, VIDEO STREAMING, WEBSITE, PRESS, TICKETS, CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR, DVD
REMINDER: EACH TEAM MUST BRING THEIR OWN EQUIPMENT FOR VIEWING THE
DVD’S AND MUST NOTIFY THE HOTEL IF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT HOOK-UPS ARE NECESSARY.
Broadcast Facilities/Press WDAN Radio of Danville covers the entire tournament live and will provide a live broadcast feed to your local radio station at $150 per game (paid to DACC). Please contact the WDAN Radio station for more information at 217/442-1700 or by FAX at 217/431-1489. Colleges and/or hometown stations broadcasting any Championship game from DACC using their own personnel (other than WDAN) will be responsible for making arrangements with the telephone company for a phone line and will pay a fee to DACC of $200 per game. College owned stations will be charged $100 per game. There will be a designated “Press Room” for the press to interview players and coaches. Requests for press passes will be honored from “working” radio, newspaper, television, and college newspaper representatives. The losing and winning coaches will be interviewed by WDAN immediately following the game. A player from the winning team will be selected by the coach to be interviewed by print media while the coaches are being interviewed on WDAN. Video Streaming DACC will video stream the games live via NJCAA
TV (www.njcaatv.com). Championship Website Go to www.danvillejaguars.com/NJCAA Select the information you need regarding the NJCAA Men’s II National Basketball Championship. Tournament Tickets There will be four games per each morning/afternoon session on Tuesday and Friday, 3 games per morning/afternoon sessions on Wednesday and Thursday with two games Saturday afternoon and two games each evening session.
• $10.00.....Individual Session Pass (2 or 3 or 4 games per session)
• $50.00....Tournament Pass (good for all sessions)
• Children 6 and under are free NJCAA Championship Gear Teams wanting to place an early order for official championship gear please use the ORDER FORM in this manual or visit WWW.TEAMIP.COM/PREORDER. Early orders will receive a discounted price.
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OFFICIALS, TRAINING ROOM & LAUNDRY SERVICES
OfficialsThe Officials will be assigned by Dave Warfel, Coordinator of Officials. Dave has been the assistant assignor of Officials since 2008. Dave began his basketball officiating career in 1981. In 1985 he started officiating Junior College basketball. During his career, he had the privilege to work both the Division I JUCO National Tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas and the Division II National Tournament in Danville, including the 2008 Championship game. In 1987 Dave started working in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) and Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Division II basketball leagues. This provided him the opportunity to work in 11 GLVC Conference Tournaments including 4 Championship games; and advancing to work 8 NCAA Division II National Tournaments. Dave was hired in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Division I in 1989 and continued for the next 21 years, in that time, working 10 MVC Conference Tournaments and 6 post-season and 1 pre-season National Invitation Tournament. The MVC was his primary Division I league but also working limited schedules for a number of other Division I leagues. Dave became Supervisor of Officials for Great Rivers Athletic Conference (GRAC) and Midwest Athletic Conference (MWAC) in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Thom McDonald, the NJCAA Tournament Representative, serves as the liaison between the Coordinator of Officials and the participating tournament coaches.
Officials are selected by attending NCAA Division I officiating camps and evaluating their performance. Also, the coordinators are consulted as to who they perceive are the best young officials on their staffs and who could be available for the NJCAA Division II National Championship in March of each year. Training Room A training room will be available for participating teams and will be staffed by a trainer during games and practices. Each team will be responsible for bringing their own training supplies. Ice water will always be available. Ankles will be taped inside the gym located under the main scoreboard. Medical Emergencies OSF HealthCare Medical Center will be available to handle emergencies: 443-5000. A Carle Clinic Trainer will be available throughout the tournament. Laundry Services DACC will provide laundry service for referees, team uniforms, practice gear, and towels. The laundry room is located near the rear entrance to the gym. Teams and referees should not leave game uniforms or practice gear in the room following washing.
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UNIFORMS & LOCKER ASSIGNMENTS
Uniforms Regardless of a team’s location on the bracket the HIGHER SEED in every game will wear the LIGHT colored uniforms and shall sit on the left side of the score table as one faces the score table from the playing floor. The LOWER SEED will wear their DARK colored uniforms and shall sit on the right side of the score table as one faces the score table from the playing floor. Locker Room Assignments TEAMS WEARING LIGHT UNIFORMS FIRST, THIRD and FIFTH GAMES of the day and will dress in MEN’S VISITOR locker room (#4 Southeast). The DARK uniformed teams will dress in WOMEN’S
VISITOR locker room (#3 Southwest). TEAMS WEARING LIGHT UNIFORMS SECOND, FOURTH and SIXTH games of the day and will dress in MEN’S VARSITY locker room (#1 Northeast). The DARK uniformed teams will dress in WOMEN’S VARISTY locker room (#2 Northwest). TEAM NAMES will be posted near the appropriate locker rooms. 1st, 3rd, 5th Games: Light – Men’s #4 (Visitor) 2nd, 4th, 6th Games: Light – Men’s #1 (Varsity) Dark -- Women’s #3 (Visitor) Dark – Women’s #2 (Varsity)
PRACTICES AND COACHES DRESS DECORUM
REMINDER: PRACTICE TIMES ARE ALL CENTRAL TIME. NOTE: PLEASE INFORM US AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IF YOUR TEAM WILL NOT PRACTICE SO WE CAN
ADJUST THE EARLY PRACTICE STARTING TIME.
Practice Times There will be practice times available all day Monday at the DACC Mary Miller Complex gym. The YMCA at 1111 North Vermilion Street (see map) will be available on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday with one large gym and one smaller gym. The Boys and Girls Club gym will also be available. Your team hosts will assist you in locating these facilities. High school gyms might also be available. Practice times on Monday in DACC’s Mary Miller Gym will be equally divided among the practicing teams and ending so all coaches and teams can attend the Banquet. This schedule will be arranged prior to the tournament after team arrival times are known. Teams closest to Danville and teams
arriving on Sunday will be expected to practice earliest. You will be contacted by email with a final schedule. NJCAA Dress Decorum (COACHES PLEASE NOTE) Anyone in the team travel party must be in team suits or business casual attire (no denim, no t-shirts) when at the arena or any official championship function. Coaches must be in a minimum of business casual attire for their own games. 1. Business casual dress is a middle ground between business formal wear and street wear. 2. For men, a combination of collared shirt (a golf shirt or a dress shirt), cotton trousers (khakis) and shoes (loafers and dress sandals) with socks are generally acceptable.
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QUALIFICATIONS ALL DISTRICT QUALIFYING GAMES MUST BE COMPLETED BY MARCH 10, 2020
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR TEAM ROSTER, PHOTO, AND STATISTICS AFTER YOU QUALIFY. Tournament Pairings Should be available on the website Tuesday, March 12. All teams will be seeded by the Division II Men’s Basketball Committee via teleconference once all district champions are determined.
Qualifications The tournament will be a sixteen (16) team tournament. Each college will play a minimum of two games in the tournament. Teams playing more than two games will determine first through eighth place.
DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS
DISTRICT REGION(S) DATES SITE LOCATION
WEST 1 TBD TBD TBD
EAST A 3, 15, 19, 21 March 7-8 TBD TBD
EAST B 3,15,19, 21 March 7-8 TBD TBD
MIDWEST A
4A March 7 Illinois Valley C.C. Oglesby, IL
MIDWEST B
4 March 7 Moraine Valley CC Palos Hills, IL
PLAINS 6 TBD TBD TBD
MID-ATLANTIC
20 TBD TBD TBD
NORTH 9,13 TBD Region 9 Champion Hosts TBD
NORTH CENTRAL
11 March 7 Higher Seed Hosts TBD
GREAT LAKES A
12A March 7 Ford Fieldhouse Grand Rapids, MI
GREAT LAKES B
12B March 7 Ford Fieldhouse Grand Rapids, MI
GREAT LAKES C
12C March 7 Ohio Christian University Circleville, OH
CENTRAL PLAINS
2, 16 March 7 Region 2 Champion Hosts TBD
SOUTH ATLANTIC A
8, 10 March 7 North Carolina Wesleyan Rocky Mount, NC
SOUTH ATLANTIC B
8, 10 March 7 North Carolina Wesleyan Rocky Mount, NC
CENTRAL 24 March 7-8 John Wood CC Quincy, IL
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RULES, REGULATIONS & AWARDS NOTE: ALL AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE CONCLUSION OF A TEAM’S FINAL GAME OF THE TOURNAMENT. THE ONLY EXCEPTION WILL BE THE THIRD AND FOURTH PLACE TEAMS WILL HAVE THEIR AWARDS PRESENTATION AT HALFTIME OF THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
Rules and Regulations
• NJCAA Basketball rules will be followed.
• Teams are limited to not more than sixteen players.
• The official tournament basketball is SPALDING TF 1000 LEGACY (Item # 74-8198).
• All teams are guaranteed two (2) games. Six games will be played on Tuesday; five games on
Wednesday and Thursday; six games on Friday and four games on Saturday. (Bracket is included in
this manual)
Awards
• Trophies or Plaques will be awarded to all teams.
• Twenty (20) Gold Medals will be awarded to the winning Championship team and twenty (20)
Silver Medals to the runner-up team. (NJCAA RULE)
• Twelve (12) Awards will be given to the All-Tournament team.
• Pin Ryan Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for tournament.
• Jack Cistriano Best Small Man (BSM) award for tournament.
• The Championship Committee will be providing medals to all team members and a team trophy to
all teams finishing third or lower.
• A “Fred Pohlman Sportsmanship Award” will be given to the individual demonstrating the best
sportsmanship. (Fred was a long-time coach at Penn Valley Community College in Missouri
whose team won the NJCAA National Title in 1996.)
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DIVISION II PAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
1986 Parkland College, Champaign, IL
1987 Oakland Community College, Union Lake, MI 1988 Lansing Community College, Lansing, MI
1989 Delta College, University Center, MI 1990 Community College of Allegheny, Pittsburgh, PA
1991 Danville Area Community College, Danville, IL 1992 Owens Technical College, Toledo, OH 1993 Owens Technical College, Toledo, OH
DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE STARTED HOSTING TOURNEY IN 1994
1994 Joliet Junior College, Joliet, IL
1995 North Iowa Area Community College, Mason City, IA 1996 Penn Valley Community College, Kansas City, MO
1997 Community College of Beaver County, Monaca, PA 1998 Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, IA
1999 Brown Mackie College, Salina, KS 2000 CCBC-Dundalk, Baltimore, MD
2001 Johnson County C.C., Overland Park, KS 2002 Redlands C.C., El Reno, OK
2003 Mott Community College, Flint, MI 2004 Cuyahoga Comunity College, Cleveland, OH
2005 Brown Mackie College, Salina, KS 2006 Cecil Community College, North East, MD 2007 Mott Community College, Flint, MI 2008 Mott Community College, Flint, MI
2009 Johnson County Community Collage, Overland Park, KS 2010 Lincoln College, Lincoln, IL 2011 Lincoln College, Lincoln, IL
2012 Mott Community College, Flint, MI 2013 Rend Lake College, Ina, IL
2014 Phoenix College, Phoenix, AZ 2015 Richard Bland College, Petersburg, VA
2016 Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, IA 2017 Southwestern Community College, Creston, IA
2018 Triton College, River Grove, IL 2019 Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, IA
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CODE OF CONDUCT
The basic principles of the National Junior College Athletic Association stand for the highest ideals in sportsmanship. One of the primary objects of competition is to develop and foster respect for fellow participants, coaches, officials, and spectators. With this in mind, and since it is fundamental to the continuance of the activities sponsored by the NJCAA, that the rights of the majority shall not be jeopardized by the actions of a few, the CODE OF CONDUCT has been adopted. I. Basic Responsibilities
A. Participants shall recognize their responsibility for proper conduct before, during, and after every contest or event sponsored by the NJCAA or its member colleges.
B. Coaches shall recognize and assume responsibility for the actions of themselves, players, staff, game management personnel and representatives of the representatives of the respective NJCAA institution.
C. The host to any activity sponsored by the NJCAA shall establish all procedures deemed necessary for the encouragement of proper conduct of the participants in the activity. This shall include publicizing the CODE OF CONDUCT in advance of the sponsored activity so that the responsibilities of each participant shall be clearly understood before the event begins. Each coach who has participants competing in the event, shall be responsible for informing each member of the CODE
II. REGULATIONS OF CONDUCT
A. SPORTSMANSHIP: Certain standards of behavior are expected of all student-athletes and team personnel participating at any NJCAA event. Student-athletes are guests at any event; their participation is a privilege not a right. Sportsmanship and citizenship are modes of conduct that promote and develop respect for fellow participants, coaches, and teammates. That respect should also be reflected in the behavior of each student-athlete toward the officials and spectators. Every individual participating in any NJCAA event must abide by the provisions of Article XVIII.
B. ALCOHOL/DRUGS The use of alcohol/drugs at any NJCAA sponsored event is prohibited. Any game official having reasonable cause to believe a student-athlete, coach, team official, or other individual participating in an athletic event is sufficiently impaired so as to endanger that individual or other individuals participating in said event by virtue of injury, use of alcohol, or drugs (including but not limited to performance enhancing or pain killing drugs) may remove or disqualify said individual from further participation in the sporting event by the following procedure: 1. The game official shall immediately notify the impaired individual and the impaired individual’s coach, team captain, or other
school representative that the official has reasonable cause to believe that said individual is impaired to the extent of being a danger to the individual and/or to other participants and the specific reasons for such belief.
2. The game official may then declare the impaired individual disqualified from further participation or suspend from participation for such time as the game official believes necessary for the individual to recover from such impairment.
3. In the event the impaired individual objects to the decision of the game official, such decision may be immediately referred to the NJCAA representative, athletic director or their designee in charge of the sporting event. The NJCAA representative or other person-in-charge shall make the final determination as to the individual’s impairment or lack thereof and the decision of the tournament director or other person-in-charge shall be final and binding with regard to any disqualification, suspension or overruling of the game official.
4. In the event there is no tournament director or other person-in-charge, the determination and decision of the game official shall be final. Nothing shall, however, prevent the impaired individual or such individual’s school from subsequently requesting review of the game official’s decision to the NJCAA Executive Committee. Said Executive Committee may review the decision of the game official and take such appropriate action as may be justified and fair to all parties.
C. TOBACCO The use of all tobacco products shall be prohibited in all athletic events conducted under the auspices of the NJCAA and its member institutions. The event official shall immediately notify any individual(s) observed using any form of tobacco product of the aforementioned violation and shall enforce immediate event disqualification and/or additional penalties prescribed by the national rules governing the sport. This rule shall apply equally to all student-athletes, coaches, team officials and other individuals participating in an athletic event.
III. DISCIPLINARY ACTION A. Violations of the CODE OF CONDUCT for national events shall be referred to the NJCAA Office. B. The NJCAA Executive Committee shall act as a Board of Appeal. If the decision of the Executive Committee is challenged, such
challenge may be resolved by submission of the issue or issues in question to binding arbitration according to the rules and procedures of the American Arbitration Association and as more fully set out in Article V of the NJCAA Bylaws.
C. The NJCAA Executive Committee’s decision does not prevent or assume other disciplinary action by the violator’s college or law-enforcement agencies.
D. No other appeal procedures are authorized. E. All other disciplinary action or problems not involving national events, contests, or tournaments, and not provided for in the NJCAA Handbook and Casebook shall be referred to the appropriate Regional Director for decision.
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DACC MAP
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NJCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR
IMPORTANT NOTICE TEAM IP will have these products available for PREORDER and for sale at the tournament. SEE THE ATTACHED TEAM IP PREORDER SHEET.
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2020 NJCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
OFFICIAL TEAM ROSTER
THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT MUST BE EMAILED TO TOURNAMENT CHAIR, BRIAN HENSGEN
College Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Team Nickname: Click or tap here to enter
text.
Team Record: Click or tap
here to enter text.
District: Choose an item. Region: Choose an item.
City: Click or tap
here to enter text.
State: Click or tap
here to enter text.
Zip Code Click or tap
here to enter text.
Uniform # Player Name
H W Yr. Pos. Hometown, State Light Dark Last First
H – Height W – Weight
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Yr. – Year in School (Fr – Freshman or So – Sophomore) Pos. – Position Played
CONTACT INFORMATION
Team Head Coach:Click or tap here to enter text. Coach Phone Number:Click or tap here to enter text.
Coach Email:Click or tap here to enter text. Assistant Coach:Click or tap here to enter text. Assistant Coach:Click or tap here to enter text.
BY LISTING ALL PLAYERS AND COACHES ABOVE, WE WILL ASSUME THAT
ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE ATTENDING THE TIP-OFF BANQUET.
School AD:Click or tap here to enter text. AD Phone Number:Click or tap here to enter text. AD Email: Click or tap here to enter text.
Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
College President:Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
TEAM INFORMATION
Team LIGHT Uniform Color: Click or tap here to enter text. Team DARK Uniform Color:Click or tap here to enter text.
Team LOGO:
Team PHOTO:
Team Photo should ensure that all player numbers are legible. No pictures in sweat suits or clothing that does not display the player number. Digital photos must be minimum 300DPI.
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OTHER OFFICIAL SCHOOL ATTENDEES
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐ Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text. Attending Banquet: Yes ☐ No ☐
Number of hotel rooms requested Example- Kings =
Doubles =:
Click or tap here to enter text.
Special Requests Needed:
Click or tap here to enter text.
TEAM ARRIVAL DATE:Click or tap here to enter text. ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME:Click or tap here to enter text.
MODE OF TRANSPORTATION:Click or tap here to enter text.
Individual completing form:Click or tap here to enter text. Title/Role: Click or tap here to enter text.
ALL TEAM CREDENTIALS WILL BE PRODUCED FROM THE INFORMATION
PROVIDED ON THIS FORM. OUR GOAL IS TO PROVIDE YOUR TEAM WITH A NATIONAL TOURNAMENT EXPERIENCE THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED.
PLEASE MAKE SURE TO RETURN THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT TO BRIAN HENSGEN:
[email protected] This document is also available in WORD under 2020 Championship Team Registration on the website
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WINNERS AND OTHER PEOPLE: HOW THEY DIFFER
How each of us handles adversity determines the success or failure we eventually achieve. A winner says “Let’s find out” - others say “Nobody knows”. A winner makes a mistake and says “I was wrong” - others say “It wasn’t my fault”. A winner credits good luck for winning even though it isn’t luck - others blame bad luck for losing even
though it isn’t bad luck. A winner knows how and when to say “Yes” and “No” - others say “Yes, but” and “Perhaps not” at the
wrong time and for the wrong reasons. A winner isn’t nearly as afraid of losing as others are afraid of winning. A winner goes through a problem - others go around it and never get past it. A winner makes commitments - others make promises. A winner shows he or she is sorry by making up for it - others say “I’m sorry” but do the same thing the
next time. A winner says “I’m good but not as good as I ought to be” - others say “I’m not as bad as a lot of other
people”. A winner listens - others just wait for their turn to talk. A winner feels strong enough to be gentle - others are not gentle--they are either weak or petty tyrant. A winner respects superiors and tries to learn from them - others explain the superior person away. A winner feels responsible for more than his/her job - others say “I only work here”. A winner says “There ought to be a better way to do it” - others say “That’s the way it’s always been
done here”. The winner paces himself or herself - others have two speeds: hysterical and lethargic. Winners do not criticize the sponsoring organizations, the officials, or the tournament
volunteers.....they contribute to make the event better - others find fault but never contribute.
