REGION 9

ACTIVITIES

HANDBOOK

2016/2017 (Last Update – 6/21/16)

Everything in Gray needs reviewed

Sportsmanship!

It is everyone’s responsibility!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Responsibility & Rotation of Events………………………………………………………………………..3 Region 9 ­ Activity Directory……………………………………………………………………………..5­11 State Board of Education Standards and Guidelines………..………………………………………......12 Scheduling Format for ALL schools…………………………………………………………………….....13 General Considerations for Region 9 Schools…………………………………………………………...14 Sportsmanship and General Conduct Rules……………………………………………………………..15 Unsportsmanlike Ejections and Fighting Policy…………………………………………………………..18 Region 9 Activity Prices and Accepted Passes…………………………………………………………...19 Region 9 Trophies and Awards Schedule………………………………………………………….……..20 Officials Pay Scale…………………………………………………………………………………………..21 Tie­Breaker and Region Seeding Policy…………………………………………………………………..22 FALL SPORTS Cross Country……………………………………………………………………………………………....23 Football……………………………………………………………………………………………...……....24 Golf (Boys)…………………………………………………………………………………………………..26 Soccer (Girls)……………….………………………..……………………………………………………..28 Tennis (Girls)…………...…………………………………….…………………………………..………….30 Volleyball…………………………………………………………………………………………….............32 WINTER SPORTS Basketball (Boys)……………………………………………….…………………………………………..33 Basketball (Girls)…………………………………………..……………………………………...………...35 Drill Team…………………………………………………………………………………………………….36 Swimming (Boys and Girls)…..…………………………………………………………………………….39 Wrestling……………………………………………………………………………………………………..41 SPRING SPORTS Baseball……………………………………………………………………………………………..……….43 Golf (Girls)………………………………………………………………………….……..………………….44 Softball……………………………………………………………………………………………………….46 Soccer (Boys)……………………………………………………………………………...………………..48 Tennis (Boys)……………………………………………………………………………...………………...50 Track (Boys and Girls)…………………..………………………………………….……………………….52 FINE ARTS (DRAMA, FORENSICS, MUSIC) Drama………………………………………………………………………………………………………..53 Forensics…………………………………………………………………………………………………….54 Music………………………………………………………………………………………………………....55

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ROTATION OF REGION 9 EVENTS

Fall Sports Football Girls

Tennis Girls Soccer

Boys Golf Volleyball Cross Country

Hurricane Pine View

Cedar Desert Hills

Dixie Snow Canyon

Winter Sports

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Wrestling Swim Drill

Hurricane Desert Hills Cedar Snow Canyon

Dixie Pine View

Spring Sports

Boys Soccer

Baseball Boys Tennis

Softball Girls Golf Track

Snow Canyon

Cedar Pine View Desert Hills

Hurricane Dixie

Forensics Drama 1 Acts Track Drama IE’s

13/14 Hurricane Pine View Hurricane Desert Hills 14/15 Dixie Cedar Dixie Pine View 15/16 Cedar Hurricane Desert Hills Cedar 16/17 Desert Hills Desert Hills Cedar Hurricane 17/18 Snow Canyon Dixie Pine View Snow Canyon 18/19 Dixie Pine View Snow Canyon Dixie

****For future reference only. Subject to change. **

MUSIC EVENT HOSTS 2012­2017

Large Choir Vocal/Piano Solo & Ensemble 2012 Snow Canyon 2012 Cedar 2013 Cedar 2013 Dixie 2014 Desert Hills 2014 Hurricane 15/16 Dixie 15/16 Pine View 16/17 Hurricane 16/17 Snow Canyon 17/18 Pine View 17/18 Desert Hills

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Instrumental Solo & Ensemble Orchestra 2013 Snow Canyon 2013 Pine View 2014 Cedar 2014 Canyon View 15/16 Desert Hills 15/16 Snow Canyon 16/17 Dixie 16/17 Cedar 17/18 Hurricane 17/18 Desert Hills

Band Jazz 2013 Desert Hills 2013 Hurricane 2014 Dixie 2014 Pine View 15/16 Hurricane 15/16 Tuacahn 16/17 Pine View 16/17 Snow Canyon 17/18 Snow Canyon 17/18 Cedar

Assignment of Region Athletic Directors Activities

Name School / Activity Phone # Email Chris Homer ­ Hurricane High School ­ 435­669­1722 ­ chris.homer@washk12.org

­ Football, Boys Basketball,G. Golf Gary Higgins ­ Pine View High School ­ 435­862­7134 ­ gary.higgins@washk12.org

­ G. Tennis, B. Tennis Mike Bair ­ Dixie High School ­ 435­632­3271 ­ mike.bair@washk12.org

­ Volleyball, Drill, Track Troy Coil ­ Desert Hills High School ­ 435­731­0426 ­ troy.coil@washk12.org

­ B. Golf, G. Basketball, Softball Conley Gali ­ Snow Canyon High School ­ 435­669­9259 ­ conley.gali@washk12.org

­ X­Country, Swim, B. Soccer Danny Lewis ­ Cedar High School ­ 435­868­8459 ­ danny.lewis@ironmail.org

­ G. Soccer, Wrestling, Baseball

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2016­2017

*JOHN DODDS Scott Sharp, VP Danny Lewis VP/AD

CEDAR HIGH SCHOOL 703 West 600 South Cedar City, UT 84720 john.dodds@ironmail.org scott.sharp@ironmail.org danny.lewis@ironmail.org

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*SHARLA CAMPBELL Jason Brooks, VP Mike Bair VP/AD

DIXIE HIGH SCHOOL 350 East 700 South St. George, UT 84770 sharla.campbell@washk12.org jason.brooks@washk12.org mike.bair@washk12.org

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*JODY RICH Larry Johnson, VP Chris Homer, VP/AD

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOL 345 West Tiger Blvd. Hurricane, UT 84737 jody.rich@washk12.org larry.johnson@washk12.org chris.homer@washk12.org

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*MIKE MEES Randy Wyatt, VP Gary Higgins, VP/AD

PINE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL 2850 East 750 North St. George, UT 84790 mike.mees@washk12.org randy.wyatt@washk12.org gary.higgins@washk12.org

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*WARREN BROOKS Paul Hurt, VP Conley Gali VP/AD

SNOW CANYON HIGH SCHOOL 1385 North Lava Flow Drive St. George, UT 84770 warren.brooks@washk12.org paul.hurt@washk12.org conley.gali@washk12.org

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*RUSTY TAYLOR Justin Keate VP Troy Coil, VP/AD

DESERT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 828 East Desert Hills Drive St. George, UT 84790 rusty.taylor@washk12.org justin.keate@washk12.org troy.coil@washk12.org

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Cedar High School Redmen

3A 703 West 600 South

Cedar City, Utah 84720 435­586­2820

Colors.................................................................................................Crimson/Gold Website……………………………………………………………..…...chs.ironk12.org October 1, Enrollment (10­12)……..……………………..…………………..….... 825 Studentbody President……………………………………………….Brooklyn Messer Cheer Advisor………………………………………………...…...Mallory Christensen Fall Sports: Cross Country, Boys……………………………………………………..…Greg Harris Cross Country, Girls……………………………………………………….…Bob Corry Football…………………….……………………………………………….Josh Bennett Golf, Boys……………………………..………………………………….....Steve Shirts Soccer, Girls……………………………………………………………..Scott Kamachi Tennis, Girls……………………………………………………………Rebecca Henrie Volleyball……………………….……………………………………….…Nicole Anglin Winter Sports: Basketball, Boys……………………………………………………..……….Russ Beck Basketball, Girls…………………………………………………………..…John Elison Drill Team……………………………………………………………...Janean McCurdy Swimming………………………………………………………………...…Dick Coston Wrestling……………………………………………………………........…Luke Payne Spring Sports: Baseball………………………………………………………………..….Eric Fieldsted Golf, Girls…………………………………………………..…..…………….Greg Davis Softball……………………………………………………..……………...Chris Weaver Soccer, Boys……………………………………………...…………..…Scott Kamachi Tennis, Boys……………………………………………….……………….Keith Harris Track, Boys………………………………………………………..…James Davidson Track, Girls……………………………………………………………….Josh Bennett Fine Arts: Band…………………………………………………………………………Steve Shirts Drama……………………………………………………………..…........…Zac Trotter Forensics…………………………………………………………….Cody Christensen Orchestra……………………………………………………….……Christina Carrigan Vocal Music………………………………………………….………...Mark Ganowsky

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Desert Hills High School

Thunder 3A

828 East Desert Hills Drive St George, Utah 84790

435­674­0885 Colors.....................................................................................................Black/Gold Website……………………………………………………………….…...dhthunder.org October 1, Enrollment (10­12)……..………………………………….…………. 1318 Student Body President…………………………………..................... Cheer Advisor……………………………………………………………..Robyn Dixon Fall Sports: Cross Country, Boys……………………………………………..……..Logan Fielding Cross Country, Girls………………………………………………….…Logan Fielding Football…………………….…………………………………...……………Carl Franke Golf, Boys……………………………..…………………………………..…Ron Denos Soccer, Girls……………………………………………………………..…Benji Nelson Tennis, Girls…………………………………………………..……………..Dave Smith Volleyball……………………….……………………………………........…Jill Swaney Winter Sports: Basketball, Boys……………………………………………..…………….Wade Turley Basketball, Girls………………………………………………………….….Ron Denos DrillTeam……………………….……………………………….…Marcee Christensen Swimming…………………………………………………………………Dani Caldwell Wrestling…………………………………………………………......………Brian Pace Spring Sports: Baseball……………………………………………………………….……...Chris Allred Golf, Girls…………………………………………………………….......….Laurie Dyer Softball………………………………………………………………Brady Fonnesbeck Soccer, Boys……………………………………………...………………..Benji Nelson Tennis, Boys…………………………………………………………..Dow Christenson Track, Boys………………………………………………………..….…Dace Goulding Track, Girls………………………………………………………………Logan Fielding Fine Arts: Band……………………………………………………………………….Mike Winslow Drama…………………………………………………………………………Ani Rogers Forensics……………………………………………………..…………..James Sparks Orchestra…………………………………………………………..….Kirsten Candland Vocal Music………………………………………………………..…...……..Joe Woolf

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Dixie High School

Flyers 3A

350 East 700 South St George, Utah 84770

435­673­4682 Colors............................................................................................Royal Blue/White Website……………………………………………………………..…..…...dixiehigh.org October 1, 2011 Enrollment (10­12)……..………………………..………....……1147 Student body President………………………………………….………....Matt Jensen Cheer Advisor……………………………………….……….Cecily Stewart/Amy Clark Fall Sports Cross Country, Boys………………………………………………...…….Paul Durrant Cross Country, Girls……………………………………………………….Paul Durrant Football…………………….………………………………………………..AndyStokes Golf,Boys……………………………..………………………………Jared Huddleston Soccer, Girls…………………………………………………………….……Burt Myers Tennis, Girls……………………………………………………………Eric Christensen Volleyball……………………….……………………………………….....Stacy Leavitt Winter Sports: Basketball, Boys……………………………………………………………....Ryan Cuff Basketball, Girls………………………………………………...….…..…Jaimie Araiza Drill Team………………………………………………………….……Laurel Peterson Swimming……………………………………………………………...Tamara Lemmon Wrestling…………………………………………………………………..Jared Carson Spring Sports: Baseball………………………………………………………………….…Danny Ipson Golf, Girls……………………………………………………….…….…...Mark Heppler Softball……………………………………………………………….……..Dave Demas Soccer, Boys……………………………………………...……………….…Burt Myers Tennis, Boys………………………………………………………...…Eric Christensen Track, Boys……………………………………………………………..…Lee Goodrich Track, Girls………………………………………………………..….…….Paul Durrant Fine Arts: Band……………………………………………………………………...……Will Stucki Drama……………………………………………………………………….Joshua Scott Forensics……………………………………………………………….…...Dustin Drake Orchestra……………………………………………………………….….….Will Stucki Vocal Music……………………………………………………………...…Sheryl Snow

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Hurricane High School

Tigers 3A

345 West Tiger Blvd Hurricane, Utah 84737

435­635­3280 Colors......................................................................................................Red/Black Website………………………………………………………...……..hurricanehigh.org October 1, 2015 Enrollment (10­12)……..………………………………….….….877 Student Body President……………………………………………….Morgan Penrod Cheer Advisor……………………………………..……………………….Kristyn Smith Fall Sports: Cross Country, Boys………………………………………….….Shelly Kidd­Thomas Cross Country, Girls………………………………….……….….Shelly Kidd­Thomas Football…………………….…………………………………………….Steve Pearson Golf, Boys……………………………..…………………………...…Mark Christensen Soccer,Girls…………………………………………………………….…Luke Stevens Tennis, Girls………………………………………………………………Marc Manuele Volleyball……………………….………………………….…………..Content Marshall Winter Sports: Basketball,Boys…………………………………………………………Todd Langston Basketball,Girls……………………………………………….................Franci Homer Swimming…………………………………………………………………Dani Caldwell Wrestling……………………………………………………….……Ryan Christiansen Spring Sports: Baseball……………………………………………………………………….Jon Homer Golf, Girls……………………………………….………………….….…….Steve Jurca Softball……,…………………………………………………………..…Gordon Dotson Soccer, Boys……………………………………………...….………………..…Jeff Fry Tennis, Boys…………………………………………………..………….Marc Manuele Track, Boys……………………………………………………………….…Boyd Prince Track, Girls……………………………………………..…………….……..Tasha Rich Fine Arts: Band………………………………………………………………….……..Kathy Young Drama……………………………………………………………….........….Richard Hill Forensics………………………………………………………………….…Richard Hill Orchestra………………………………………………………………..Debra Thornton Vocal Music……………………………………………………...……........KathyYoung

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Pine View High School

Panthers 3A

2850 East 750 North St George, Utah 84790

435­628­5255 Colors.......................................................................................Maroon/Black/Silver Website……………………………………………………………………..pineview.org October 1, Enrollment (10­12)……..………………………………….………….1167 Student body President………....……………………………….............Mark Draper Cheer Advisor……………………………………………………………..Kara Pincock Fall Sports: Cross Country, Boys……………………………………………...………..…Dave Holt Cross Country, Girls…………………………………………………….…….Dave Holt Football…………………….……………………………………………..….Ray Hosner Golf,Boys……………………………..……………………………….Brooks Bergeson Soccer, Girls………………………………………………………..…McKenzie Hawes Tennis,Girls…………………………………………………………………Colin Brown Volleyball……………………….………………………………………....Kelly Murdock Winter Sports: Basketball, Boys…………………………………………….……………….Ryan Eves Basketball, Girls……………………………………………………...…...Chris Bringah Drill Team/Dance Company……………………………………………...Mindy Wright Swimming……………………………………………………………...….Dani Caldwell Wrestling………………………………………………………………..Jackson Linford Spring Sports: Baseball…………………………………………………………..…………….Troy Wall Golf, Girls………………………………………………………………….Kathy Higgins Softball………………………………………………………………………...Kim Hafen Soccer, Boys……………………………………………...…….…………………....TBA Tennis,Boys……………………………………………………………...…Colin Brown Track, Boys………………………………………………………………….…Dave Holt Track, Girls……………………………………………………………….……Dave Holt Fine Arts: Band…………………………………………………………………….Chris Livingston Drama…………………………………………………………………...…Kelly Thomas Forensics……………………………………………………………..…Tracy Anderson Orchestra…………………………………………………………....….Eddie Candland Vocal Music………………………………………………………………Robert Reimer

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Snow Canyon High School

Warriors 3A

1385 North Lave Flow Drive St George, Utah 84770

435­634­1967 Colors......................................................................................Forrest Green/Navy/Gold Website……………………………………………………………....................scwarrior.net October 1, Enrollment (10­12)……..…………………………………...………….…..1187 Studentbody President…………………………….……………………..Matthew Morgan CheerAdvisor………………………………………………..…………….Kayshia Roemer Fall Sports: Cross Country, Boys…………………………………………..………..……..Blair Bentley Cross Country, Girls…………………………………………………….…….Blair Bentley Football…………………….………………………………………….………. Mike Esplin Golf, Boys……………………………..………………………………….………...Ken Burr Soccer, Girls……………………………………………………………….…….Ken Kunde Tennis, Girls………………………………………………………….……...Jeremey Atkin Volleyball……………………….……………………………………...……….Ryan Rarick Winter Sports Basketball, Boys………………………………………………...……..Jamison Sorenson Basketball, Girls…………………………………………………….…….….…Dan Roden Drill Team……………………………………………………………………….Alivia Snow Swimming…………………………………………………………...……Tamara Lemmon Wrestling………………………………………………………………….…….....Nick Lang Spring Sports: Baseball……………………………………………………………..………....Reed Secrist Golf,Girls………………………………………………………….............Brooks Bergeson Softball………………………………………………………...…………..…Tracee Heaton Soccer,Boys……………………………………………...………………...….Marc Wittwer Tennis, Boys……………………………………………………….……….....Jeremy Atkin Track, Boys………………………………………………………….……..Justin Redfearn Track, Girls………………………………………………………….….…..Justin Redfearn . Fine Arts: Band………………….…………………………………………………..….…Terry Moore Drama………………………………………………………………….......…Kim Whitman Forensics………………………………………………………….................Delsy Nielson Orchestra…………………………………………………………………...…Terry Moore Vocal Music…………………………………………………………...........…Terry Moore

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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The central purpose of schooling is the academic program of studies for students. However, supportive to the instructional program is a diversity of school sponsored student activities that are frequently an extension of the academic program. They include such things as musical and dance performing groups, forensic and sports teams, student publications and government, clubs and social activities, etc. Those involved in student activities generally achieve better grades, attendance, citizenship, and personal discipline then do non­participants. Because of the intense interest in and value placed on student activities, it is not uncommon for some excesses and abuses to surface which may detract from the central purpose of schooling. Keeping the academic program and the student activity program in perspective is the rationale for the following standards and guidelines:

STANDARDS

1. Schools are prohibited from scheduling full­year fitness and movement (physical education/athletic) classes for specific school teams. In schools where in­season fitness and movement (physical education/athletic) classes are scheduled, such classes shall not be used to violate the starting and stopping dates for practice and competitive play as prescribed by the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA). This standard is aimed at helping restore equity to high school competitive sports programs.

2. School personnel, activity leaders, coaches, advisors, etc., shall not require students to attend out­of­school camps, clinics, workshops, etc., for which they, activity leaders, coaches, advisors, etc., receive remuneration from a source other than the school or district in which they are employed.

GUIDELINES

1. Local boards of education and district superintendents should continually reaffirm the central purpose of

schooling ­ the academic program of students. Extracurricular activities should be just that, extracurricular, and should support the academic program.

2. Local boards of education, superintendents, and school principals are urged to guarantee a productive

instructional setting for students who remain behind while their classmates and teachers are gone for participation in extracurricular activities. The “warehousing” of students not involved in extracurricular activities negatively compounds the differences between students involved and those not involved in extracurricular activities.

3. Local boards of education and district superintendents are urged to disapprove travel for extracurricular

activities that would result in teachers and students being gone for more than two consecutive school days. Preferable, approved out­of­state travel for extracurricular activities will be limited to summer months or other times when school is not in session.

4. Local boards of education and district superintendents are urged to disapprove travel, trips, excursions,

appearances, cruises, etc., which are sponsored by commercial interests for profit. Such travel, while often popular with students and patrons, represents a serious misuse and manipulations of schools and students. Approved in­state and out­of­state travel for extracurricular activities should involve students in verified and documented educational experiences.

5. All school leaders including administrators, student activity leaders, coaches,assistant coaches, etc., should

adhere to Public School Law 53­14­10, thereby setting positive role models for students and others .

6. It is recommended that the Utah High School Activities Association and local schools and districts continue their practice of delaying the starting time for extracurricular activities until after school. In addition, the periodic realignment of the regions of the Utah High School Activities Association should continually seek to reduce travel and time out of school for students and teachers.

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Scheduling Format

1@2 2@3 3@5 3@6 1@3 3@4 4@5 6@2 5@1 5@2 5@6 6@1 1@4 2@4 6@4 1= A H A H A H A H A H 2= H A H A H A H A H A 3= A H A A H H A H H A 4= H A H H H A H A A A 5= A H H A A H A A H H 6= H A A H A A H H A H The rotation of sports was drawn by the Athletic Directors. After each year each team will move up one spot in the rotation, within each season. 2016­17 Fall #: 1 Dixie, 2 Desert Hills, 3 Hurricane, 4 Pine View, 5 Snow Canyon, 6 Cedar This is for the sports of Football, Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis, and Volleyball Winter #: 1 Desert Hills, 2 Hurricane, 3 Pine View, 4 Snow Canyon, 5 Cedar, 6 Dixie This is for the sports of Boys and Girls Basketball. The Scheduling Format was adjusted to equalize the hosting of Friday night games. Spring # 1 Hurricane, 2 Pine View, 3 Snow Canyon, 4 Cedar, 5 Dixie, 6 Desert Hills This is for the sports of Baseball, Boys Soccer, Boys Tennis . In the event of a discrepancy the AD’s will meet to resolve scheduling concerns.

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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS

1. The team with the best won­lost percentage will be declared the region champion in the activities in which ratings are determined by scheduled judges and in accordance with instructions which are given them. In case of a tie for first place standing, duplicate trophies will be awarded. Arrangements should be made to award trophies immediately at the close of the competition. 2. Officials will be arbited by the Southern Utah Officials Association for all athletic competitions within the Region. Any complaints regarding officials must go through the Principal/Athletic Director of the school. Coaches are not to contact officials or the arbiter. 3. Placement of cheerleaders is at the discretion of the host school. 4. Play dates and location may not be changed unless authorized by the Principals involved . Exceptions may be made for local weather and field conditions. Starting times may be changed for good reason with the consent of the principals of both schools involved. If there is a lack of agreement between the two principals, the matter will be referred to the Region Chairman for decision. AD’s may reschedule rainouts. 5. Electronic equipment, i.e., stereos, radios, tape players, etc., will be permitted during warm­up at any Region 9 sport activities, at the discretion of the host school. 6. Radio station hook­up is the responsibility of the radio station, as allowed through the host school. 7. Megaphones can be used for outdoor sports, but are not to be used indoors by the cheerleaders or those in the stands. (Please refer to Page 20, “Cheerleaders”). 8. Bands are not to play, any musical instruments, including drums, during games, except during time outs. This includes the time during the shooting of free throws in basketball. Region 9 will follow the UHSAA standard . 9. During an athletic contest only cheerleaders and mascots are allowed on the field or court for cheers, activities, or demonstrations. 10. A student’s attendance at clinics, camps, workshops, etc., is NOT a requirement for selection to a team. 11. PLAY DOWN RULE ­ Players may play up but not down in team sports unless agreed to by opposing coach.

12. Signs are not to be paraded by school related groups or spectators. ONLY CONSTRUCTIVE/POSITIVE signs and posters may be displayed. All derogatory or suggestive signs are prohibited. No signs may be posted or paraded by visiting schools or students. 13. All freshmen competitions shall be limited to 2 games per week. 14. Eligibility will be determined for participants no later than the seventh calendar day following the end of the term.

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SPORTSMANSHIP CONDUCT Introduction

The effective Utah secondary school should support both an academic and an activities program. These programs should do more than merely coexist; they should be integrated and support each other in “different” arenas. The concept of “sportsmanship” should be taught, modeled, expected and reinforced in the classroom and in all competitive activities.

Statement of Philosophy Activities are an important aspect of the total education process in Utah schools. They provide an arena for participants to grow, to excel, to understand and to value the concepts of SPORTSMANSHIP and teamwork. They are an opportunity for coaches and school staff to teach and model SPORTSMANSHIP, to build school pride, and to increase student/community involvement; which ultimately translates into improved academic performance. Activities are also an opportunity for the community to demonstrate its support for the participants and the school, and to model the concepts of sportsmanship for our youth as respected representatives of society. Sportsmanship is good citizenship in action!

General Sportsmanship Guidelines 1. SPORTSMANSHIP is a general way of thinking and behaving. The following sportsmanship policy items are listed below for clarification:

a. Be courteous to all (participants, coaches, officials, staff and fans). b. Know the rules. Abide by and respect officials’ decisions. c. Win with character and lose with dignity. d. Display appreciation for good performance regardless of the team. e. Exercise self­control and reflect positively upon yourself, the team and the school. f. Permit only positive sportsmanlike behavior to reflect on your school or its activities. g. Cheerleaders and bands are encouraged to play music and cheers, which promote good

sportsmanship and positive feelings between schools. 2. Enforcement Procedure:

a. It is recommended that local boards of education adopt these regulations. b. It is recommended that schools require enforcement at the local level. Please see the UHSAA Sportsmanship Manual/program at UHSAA.ORG

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CHEERLEADERS AND OTHER PERFORMING/SUPPORT GROUPS

1. *Region 9 will follow the UHSAA State Event Guidelines with the exception that “ paper banners for the team to run through ” will be allowed. 2. Megaphones are prohibited at indoor sporting events. 3. Performing groups, such as bands and marching groups are to perform at away games by invitation only. 4. Placement of cheerleaders, mascots and other groups will be at the discretion of the host school. 5. The HIGHEST standards of SPORTSMANSHIP are expected of all cheerleaders, mascots and performing groups. 6. The purpose of cheerleading is to foster support for school athletic programs. At no time does Region 9 sanction participation in cheer competition .

PEP BAND CONDUCT

1. Bands are encouraged to participate at home activities. Bands are not to perform while the ball is in play at indoor events. 2. Bands should promote good musical manners. Band members should show respect for opposing band and never play simultaneously. 3. Location of band is at the discretion of the administration of the host school. 4. Band directors will personally supervise band performances. 5. Music should be kept positive in order to encourage good sportsmanship. Bands will not play any music designed to degrade, make fun of, or harass an opposing team.

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UHSAA 2016­17 HANDBOOK ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES & GUIDELINES

UHSAA STATE EVENT GUIDELINES In the chart below, ONLY those items marked “YES” will be allowed as support items at all UHSAA state tournaments and meets. It is recommended that schools follow these same regulations during regular season and region tournament play. Sportsmanlike vocal cheering and support from team bench area are encouraged. LEGEND: BB Baseball DR Drill Team SC Soccer TE Tennis BSK BasketballFB Football SB Softball TR Track & Field CC Cross Country GO Golf SW Swimming VB Volleyball

WR Wrestling 1. Any coach, player or bench personnel ejected by an official for unsportsmanlike behavior shall be suspended from the next regularly scheduled game at that level of play (Varsity, JV etc.) and any intervening levels of play.

Examples: a. If ejected from a JV game, the player (or coach) cannot participate in the following varsity game nor the next JV game. b. If ejected from a varsity game, the player (or coach) cannot participate in the following JV game nor the next varsity game. If the coach or participant is involved in a second incident/ejection, he/she will be suspended for the next two (2) regularly scheduled games. A third ejection would result in suspension for the remainder of that season. An ejection, which takes place on the final game of the season, will carry over for all underclassmen to the first game of the proceeding season in that sport.

2. The UHSAA Executive staff is empowered to enact a one game suspension for flagrant fouls not detected by officials that are captured by video or other reliable evidence and submitted through the principal. Both rules apply to any competition, i.e., pre­season, region or post­season play. 3. The head coach may leave the confines of the bench or box when a fight breaks out or has broken out. Bench personnel other than the head coach who leave the confines of the bench during a fight are disqualified from the game and must go to the locker room or leave the field or arena. A squad member or any team personnel who leaves the bench area during a fight or who participates in a fight during the season or tournament play, will be ejected from that game. The penalty for such ejection is stated above. 4. Definition and guidelines of “fighting”. If, in the opinion of the official, any flagrant foul is deemed to be a fight or meant to instigate a fight, the unsportsmanlike ejection penalty is invoked. This could include, but is not limited to, attempting to strike an opponent with the arms, hands, legs, feet, head or any combative action by one or more individuals. The penalty for fighting is a two game suspension. 5. If a player or coach is ejected from a contest for fighting or other violent behavior, that player or coach shall be suspended for not fewer than 2 regularly scheduled games. In addition, the incident shall be reported to the school and/or district which may impose additional penalties consistent with that school’s disciplinary policies.

6. If there are any questions please see the UHSAA handbook for further clarification.

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REGION 9 ACTIVITY PRICES 2016­2017

VARSITY ACTIVITIES… (FOOTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, BOYS’/GIRLS’ BASKETBALL, WRESTLING, TRACK)

Adults $5.00 Students with activity card $3.00 Students without activity card $4.00 Children six (6) and older $3.00 Senior Citizens (65 and older) $3.00

JV, SOPHOMORE, 9TH GRADE GAMES

Adults $4.00 Children and Senior Citizens $3.00 SPRING SPORTS OPTIONAL CHARGING ENTRY ($4.00 Adults, $3.00 Seniors/Students)

PASSES

The following passes will be honored at all Region 9 activities with the following limitations : Washington County School District Pass: Card holder and guest will be admitted to all athletic activities held in Washington County schools ONLY . This must be a SCHOOL ID for ONE of the schools involved in the contest. Iron County School District Pass : Card holder and guest will be admitted to all athletic activities held in Iron County schools ONLY. This must be a SCHOOL ID for ONE of the schools involved in the contest. UHSAA Pass: Card holder and guest will be admitted to all activities sanctioned by the UHSAA and Region 9. This includes Silver Passes. Region 9 Complimentary Pass: Card holder and guest will be admitted to all Region 9 activities (excluding plays, dances and concerts). Five complimentary passes will be issued to each school. Region 9 Staff and Faculty picture ID: Card holder and one guest will be admitted to all Region 9 activities. (Excluding plays, dances and concerts) (Secondary 9 – 12 grades Staff Only) UHSAA Media Pass: The UHSAA issues media passes and allows card holder and guest.

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REGION 9 TROPHIES AND AWARDS

BASKETBALL (BOYS) 1 Region Trophy BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 1 Region Trophy BASEBALL 1 Region Trophy CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS) 1 Region Trophy 1­10 Place Medals CROSS COUNTRY (GIRLS) 1 Region Trophy 1­10 Place Medals DRAMA …………………………………………………………………………………………………..… Medals DRILL TEAM 1 Region Trophy 6 Plaques (1 st and 2 nd each category) Dance, Military, Kick/Character 3­ medals for drilldown, Certificates for Academic All­Region, All­Region FORENSICS 1 Region Trophy First, Second, Third Place Medals ­ Debate FOOTBALL 1 Region Trophy GOLF 1 Region Trophy 1­10 Overall Low Weekly Medalists MUSIC Framed Certificates SOCCER (BOYS) 1 Region Trophy SOCCER (GIRLS) 1 Region Trophy SOFTBALL 1 Region Trophy SWIMMING (BOYS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy (For each event) SWIMMING (GIRLS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy (For each event) TENNIS (BOYS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy TENNIS (GIRLS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy TRACK (BOYS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy (For each event) TRACK (GIRLS) 1­3 Place Medals, 1 Region Trophy (For each event) VOLLEYBALL 1 Region Trophy WRESTLING 1 Region Trophy (For 14 weight classes) **Region will buy all trophies. (Molly Shaheen with Jostens Ph# 619­7551.)

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OFFICIAL PAY SCALE

2016­2017

ACTIVITY

VARSITY

JV/SOPH

POST SEASON

Baseball

$54.00

$44.00

$59.00

Basketball

$59.00 (2 officials) $54.00 (3 officials)

$44.00

$64.00

Football (4­Man) (5­Man)

$59.00 (4 officials ) $57.00 (5 Officials)

$44.00 $44.00

$64.00 $64.00

Soccer

$53.00 Referee $37.00 Linesman

$34.00 $34.00

$56.00 $56.00

Volleyball Tournament

$42.50 R1 $42.50 R2 $30.50 per match (best of 3) $35.50 (Best of 5)

$32.00 $32.00 $25.50 per match (best of 3) $30.50 (best of 5)

$49.00 $49.00

Wrestling Tournament

$54.30 $48.50 (subsequent) $40.50 $34.50 Subsequent Dependent upon number of teams participating

See State Web Site

Softball

$44.00

$39.00

$49.00

Travel Allowance .44 per mile for those miles traveled over 50 miles by the official that drives. The other official will receive .09 per mile for all miles over 50. OTHER JUDGES AND ADJUDICATORS WILL BE PAID ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING:

Drill Team Judge – Region Meet

$75 (plus travel allowance)

Music Adjudicator

$85 (plus travel allowance)

Drama/Forensic Judge Region Meet

Pay according to State Guidelines

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REGION 9 TIE­BREAKERS POLICY

REGION SEEDING

In case of a tie in region standing where seeding is in question, the following consideration will occur: A. Head to Head results

then … B. Common region opponent beginning with the top place in the region standings.

then… C. A coin Flip.

TWO ­ WAY TIE­BREAKER

In the case of a two­way tie in the region standings where a tournament berth is in question, the issue will be settled as follows: a. Head to head won/loss record between the two schools involved

then … b. A playoff game will be held at a neutral site decided by the Region Board.

THREE – WAY TIE­BREAKER

In the case of a three­way tie for the final two berths in the state tournament, a coin toss will be held between the principals involved. Three coins will be tossed and the odd coin will receive the last seed and the two remaining schools will hold a playoff game for the higher seed. ***Any other scenarios that this policy does not specifically cover will be decided by the Region Board of Managers. *** Only principals or their designees can do coin tosses. If a neutral site cannot be agreed upon by the schools involved, the Region Board of Managers will select a site.

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BOY’S & GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY GUIDELINES 2016 1. The maximum number of meets an individual may compete in is 10. 2. Each boy and/or girl team may enter (7) seven runners only. 3. The host school will be responsible for the coordination and setting up of the region meet. 4. All region meets begin after 4:00 p.m. 5. All schools are required to attend “Pre­Season” Region meets. Jul 5­Jul 11... Summer Moratorium Aug 9... First Contest Allowed Aug 23­Sep 20… Academic All­State Applications Accepted Submit Aug 26... Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Submit Oct 14... State Entry Deadline Oct 19... State Meet @ Sugar House Park & Highland HS Date _ Meet/Participants Location _ Time

Wed., Aug. 10 Cedar All­Comers Cedar High 6pm Sat., Aug. 27 SUU Invite Bicentennial Park ­ Cedar 9am Tue., Sept. 3 BYU Invite BYU Track 8am Tue, Sept 30 Cedar Invite Cedar High 4pm

Tues Oct 11 Region 9 Championships Bloomington Hills North Park 4pm

Wed, Oct 19 UHSAA Championships Sugarhouse Park (SLC) TBA

Rotation for Region Location/School In­Charge 2014 – South Course Dixie 2015 – North Course Cedar will Host and in charge of medals/awards 2016 – South Course Snow Canyon 2017 – South Course Hurricane 2018 – South Course Pine View 2019 – South Course Desert Hills 2020 – South Course Dixie 2021 – North Course Cedar North Course – Bicentennial Park, Cedar City. South Course – Bloomington Hills North Park, St. George. Region host provides: Timing, Scoring, Water, Marking of course (PV/DH will help mark South Course)

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Football Guidelines

1. Football clinics may be held at the option of the individual school districts. Helmets are permitted for such clinics, but no other pads are allowed. No Region 9 School shall hold a clinic, organized practice, intra­school scrimmage, or competitions prior to Memorial Day. Five (5) consecutive days in pads may occur between Memorial Day and the beginning of the three­week period prior to the beginning of practice day. This five­day period is a school specific period for all level i.e.: varsity, junior varsity, sophomore, and freshman. The five day padded period must be declared in writing to the Utah High School Activities Association prior to the use of any pads 2. Practice sessions of opponents may not be filmed, taped or scouted. Schools may film or tape any game in which they are participating. 3. Any extension in half­time activities must be in accordance with the National Federation rulebook and must be made before the start of the game. The host school will notify the head official and the head coach of the visiting school of any extension to half time. 4. The host school shall provide facilities for one (1) camera person and two (2) spotters from the visiting school. These facilities should be in the same location as those of the host school. 5. Region 9's first place team’s head coach will have the responsibility to organize the selection of the all­region team. This will take place during the first week following completion of the state finals. 6. The visiting team may exercise the option to assign an assistant timer. This individual may sit next to and assist the official timer. 7. JV and freshmen games will be played the day before the Varsity game. Game times will be 4:30 pm for freshmen with the JV game to follow. Student/athletes are strongly discouraged from participating in both games . There will be a 15­minute break between completion of the freshmen game and beginning of the JV game. All Region 9 varsity games will be played at 7:00 P.M. 8. The opposing schools will use Hudl and exchange 2 games. These video tapes will be in the possession of the coach Saturday by noon prior to the game date. These will be the tapes of the previous two (2) games. Instructions will be given to the person taping the games to start taping as the offense breaks the huddle. It is the visiting team’s responsibility to make the initial contact in order to exchange film. The Region Board of Managers may impose a fine to coaches who are negligent in the film exchange. 9. PLEASE ADHERE TO THE HEAT ACCLIMATIZATION GUIDELINES. SEE UHSAA.ORG Please see the UHSAA Sportsmanship Manual/program at UHSAA.ORG RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL........................................................................................ Hurricane High School Administrative Representative................................................................................... Chris Homer Beginning Practice Date (Varsity)................................................................................ Mon, Aug. 1st, 2016 Endowment Games..................................................................................................... Fri, Aug. 19th First Game (Sub­Varsity)........................................................................................... Wed, Aug. 24th, 2016 Eligibility List Due …………………………………………………………………. Fri, Aug. 26, 2016 Rules Clinic Deadline.................................................................................................... Thu, Sept. 1st, 2016 Academic All­State Accepted Between......................................................................... Aug. 23rd – Oct. 11th, 2016

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Varsity Football 2016 (Updated 2/25/16)

** Start Date (2016) – Aug. 1 st Friday, September 16 Friday, September 23 Desert Hills @ Cedar Dixie @ Cedar Dixie @ Pine View Hurricane @ Desert Hills Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @ Pine View Friday, September 30 Friday, October 7 Desert Hills @ Dixie Pine View @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Hurricane Dixie @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Snow Canyon Hurricane @ Cedar

Friday, October 14 Friday, October 21 REGION BYE Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills

Cedar @ Pine View Hurricane @ Dixie

October 28—1 st Round Playoff (Home Sites) November 4—Quarter Finals (Home Sites) November 10/11—Semi Finals (TBD) November 18—State Finals (Rice­Eccles Stadium) Freshman/JV Football 2015

Thursday, September 15 Thursday, September 22 Cedar @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Dixie Pine View @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Snow Canyon Thursday, September 29 Thursday, October 6 Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Pine View Hurricane @ Pine View Snow Canyon @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Hurricane

Thursday, October 13 Thursday, October 20 REGION BYE Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon

Pine View @ Cedar Dixie @ Hurricane

Rotation #1 Cedar, #2 Dixie, #3 Desert Hills, #4 Hurricane, #5 Pine View, #6 Snow Canyon

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REGION 9 BOYS GOLF

2016­2017

1. The HOST school will be responsible for: a. Starting times and scoring for the meet. b. Local pro to explain course rules

2. Play will be from the tees as directed by the local pro.

3. Stroke play will be used.

4. Each team will play 6 golfers; the low 4 scores from each team will be counted. If for any reason a

team cannot post 4 scores, that team must take the highest individual score at the tournament.

5. Spectators are allowed as per the discretion of local course. Spectators are not allowed within 50 feet of any player during play. Spectators cannot give advice during competitions nor shuttle players without prior approval of coaches and/or course. If players are shuttled between holes, all players must have that opportunity. Penalty – 1 st offense will be a warning. 2 nd offense may result in disqualification.

6. Caddies are not allowed at any time.

7. The host pro or course representative will consult with the golf coaches to determine whether a

course is playable. Leaving the course or interrupting continuous play is grounds for disqualification. NFHS lightning protocol will be followed. If play is suspended, NFHS and UHSAA rules regarding play will be enforced.

8. Tie ­ breaker for Regions Championship:

a. If there is a team tie for the Region Championship, the best 4 golfers from each team that

is tied will then defer to total strokes of the top 4 golfers from the final tournament. The 4 players identified will have their total strokes from the season added up to break the tie. The same procedure will apply to the individual champion as well. If a tie exists for the final team or individual playoff spot, this procedure will be applied as well.

9. The Region Team and Individual Medalists will be determined by the following cumulative point

system. Points will be awarded at the end of each region match. The players with the four highest point totals at the end of the region season will be deemed as the region 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , and 4 th , place medalists. Points will be awarded in the following manner: There will be 10 individual medals awarded and low weekly medalist.

a. 1 st Place = 6 points b. 2 nd Place = 5 points c. 3 rd Place = 4 points d. 4 th Place = 3 points e. 5 th Place = 2 points f. 6 th Place = 1 point

*In case of a tie during region play, the points will be split between players.

10. All golfers will respect the courses and facilities. Profanity will not be allowed. Any damage to the courses such as throwing clubs, unprofessional conduct or use of profanity may be grounds for disqualification and /or elimination from further participation in region competition.

11. Please refer to UHSAA Handbook (pg. 89­90) for state policies and pairings.

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BOYS’ GOLF MEET SCHEDULE 2016

­ July 25th ­ Team Selection ­ Aug. 1st ­ 1st Contest Allowed ­ Sept. 28th ­ State Entry Deadline

Aug. 9th Soldier Hollow Tuesday 9:00 am

Aug. 18th SunRiver Thursday 1:00 pm

Aug. 25 th The Ledges Thursday 1:00 pm**

Sept. 1 st Southgate Thursday 1:00 pm

Sept. 8 th Sunbrook Thursday 1:00 pm

Sept. 14 th Cedar Ridge Wednesday 12:00 pm

Sept. 20th Green Springs Tuesday 1:30 pm

Sept. 28 th Sky Mountain Wednesday 1:00 pm

** Tee times at the Ledges on Aug. 25th.

State – Oct. 5­6 th @

Soldier Hollow (Silver Course),

Midway, Utah

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Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Guidelines

1. Should a game be postponed due to weather or field conditions, the game WILL be made up on the first available date.

2. For a tie in all Region 9 games, two ten­minute overtime periods must be played. First team to score wins. If no team scores, the game remains a tie.

3. Game times: @ Cedar Varsity 4 pm, JV & Freshmen begins 15 minutes following the Varsity game. Games @ Desert Hills, Dixie, Hurricane, Pine View and Snow Canyon; 9 th 4:00pm and teams may elect for alternate site. JV 5:30pm, Varsity 7:30pm.

4. The UHSAA has approved a two­minute water break during each half of play. The break will be at the 20­minute mark of each half.

5. All game time for Boys and Girls Soccer will be kept on the score board clock. The clock needs to be operated by a responsible adult.

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Girls’ Soccer 2016 Revised 7/14/16

**Start Date (2016) – Aug. 1 st

Tuesday, September 6 Thursday, September 8 Cedar @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Dixie (8/31 ) Tuesday, September 13 Thursday, September 15 Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Cedar Hurricane @ Pine View Dixie @ Pine View Cedar @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Tuesday, September 20 Thursday, September 22 Snow Canyon @ Dixie Dixie @ Cedar Cedar @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @ Pine View Desert Hills @ Pine View Hurricane @ Desert Hills Tuesday, September 27 Thursday, September 29 Cedar @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Dixie Pine View @ Dixie Pine View @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Tuesday, October 4 Thursday, October 6 Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Dixie @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Pine View Hurricane @ Cedar Dixie @ Hurricane Pine View @ Desert Hills **Varsity Games to start at 7:30 pm Post Season October 12 th & 15 th , 1 st and 2 nd Rounds at Home Sites October 21 st and 22 nd (Friday/Saturday) – 3A State @ Jordan HS /Rio Tinto

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REGION TENNIS RULES AND REGULATIONS

(Boys and Girls) Updated 8­4­2016

1. Region 9 recognizes and supports the United States Tennis Association Code of Ethics. 2. Dual Meets and Region Tournament : All schools will compete in 10 matches, however, only the last five (5) matches will count towards region standings. This is to allow coaches time too accurately and fairly place players in specific positions. No stacking will be permitted. Lineups must be as follows: the 1st Singles player must be better in head­to­head matches vs the 2nd Singles player, and the 2nd Singles player must be better in head­to­head matches vs the 3rd Singles player. The 1st Doubles team must be better in head­to­head matches vs the 2nd Doubles team. This applies to all categories. The Region 9 Champion will be the team with the best record in the last 5 Region matches.

3. The twelve­point tiebreaker will be used for all dual meets and for Region Tournament. 4. Coaching: State Tournament guidelines will be used in Region matches. Coaching is allowed on change over only during 90­second allotment. A two minute break will be allowed after 1st set. A ten minute break will be allowed after the 2 nd set if the match goes 3 sets. 5. Matches will begin at 4:00 p.m. 6. An individual will be required to participate in at least 5 Region dual matches to qualify for the Region tournament. The same applies to doubles players. 7. Our Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the team with the best record in the last five Region matches played. Seeding for the region tournament will be based upon the last 5 Region matches played. Seeding for state will be based on the region tournament. 8. Medals will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners in the Region tournament. 9. Vulgar language, racket throwing or any other form of unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. The point­game­match penalty will be used.

10. Tie breakers will defer to tie­breaker rules.

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Girls Tennis 2016 Revised 6/23/16

**Start Date (2016) – Aug. 1 st

Tuesday, August 16 Thursday, August 18 Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Hurricane (Changed) Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Dixie Tuesday, August 23 Thursday, August 25 Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Hurricane @ Cedar Cedar @ Desert Hills Snow Canyon @ Dixie Dixie @ Pine View Desert Hills @ Pine View Tuesday, August 30 Thursday, September 1 Dixie @ Hurricane Desert Hills @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Hurricane Cedar @ Pine View Cedar @ Snow Canyon

Thursday, September 8 Hurricane @ Desert Hills Snow Canyon @ Pine View Dixie @ Cedar

Tuesday, September 13 Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Desert Hills @ Cedar Pine View @ Dixie Tuesday, September 20 Thursday, September 22 Cedar @ Hurricane Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Cedar Pine View @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Dixie Varsity Matches Start at 4:00 pm Post Season Games Region Tournament – Friday/Saturday, Sept. 30 th and Oct. 1 st @ Tonaquint Park State Tournament ­ Thursday/Friday/, Oct. 6 th and 7 th @ Liberty Park

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Region 9 Volleyball Regulations

1. National Federation/UHSAA rules and guidelines will be followed. 2. Matches will be based on a 25­point games rally scoring without a cap. Match winner must win three of

five games. Fifth game is played to 15 rally score, no cap. 3. Sub Varsity matches first two games will be rally scoring to 25 with a cap of 27. Games, 3, 4, and 5 will be

rally scoring to 15 with a cap at 17. 4. Game times will be as follows:

a. Sophomores 4:30 pm b. JV and Freshman 5:45 pm c. Varsity 7:00 pm

5. All region voting: a. The coach of the region champions will be in charge of the meeting. b. Each coach can nominate up to five players for all region. c. Each coach will vote for the region MVP.

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Volleyball 2016 (Revised 5/13/16)

**Start Date (2016) – Aug. 8 th

Thursday, September 15Dixie @ Desert HillsHurricane @ Pine View Snow Canyon @ Cedar

Tuesday, September 20 Thursday, September 22 Desert Hills @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Dixie Dixie @ Pine View Tuesday, September 27 Thursday, September 29 Hurricane @ Cedar Dixie @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @Dixie Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Pine View Cedar @ Pine View Tuesday, October 4 Thursday, October 6 Desert Hills @ Dixie Hurricane @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @ Pine View Cedar @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Cedar Tuesday, October 11 Thursday, October 13 Snow Canyon @ Hurricane BYE Pine View @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Cedar Tuesday, October 18 Thursday, October 20 Pine View @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Dixie Dixie @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Hurricane Pine View @ Cedar

October 22nd, Saturday @ Dixie High School ­ 9th & Sophomore Volleyball Tournament State Volleyball Tourney @ UVU Wednesday 10/26 & Thursday 10/27

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Boys’ Basketball 2016­17

Revised 3/16/16

Wednesday, January 11 Friday, January 13 Cedar @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Pine View Cedar @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Pine View Wednesday January 18 Friday, January 20 Dixie @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Cedar Hurricane @ Cedar Wednesday, January 25 Friday, January 27 Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Pine View Pine View @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Dixie Hurricane @ Dixie

Wednesday, February 1 Friday, February 3 Dixie @ Desert Hills Snow Canyon @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Cedar Hurricane @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Hurricane Cedar @ Pine View Wednesday, February 8 Friday, February 10 Dixie @ Pine View Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Hurricane Dixie @ Cedar

Scheduling Format: (Not the same as the list on page 14) 5@1 1@6 6@4 3@6 2@4 4@3 5@4 1@2 4@1 1@3 6@2 2@3 3@5 5@2 5@6

Friday Home Games

1 = Desert Hills ­ HAAHA / AHHAH 3 2 = Hurricane ­ HAHAA / AHAHH 1 3 = Pine View ­ HHAAH / AAHHA 2 4 = Snow Canyon ­ AHHAH / HAAHA 2 5 = Cedar ­ AAHHA / HHAAH 3 6 = Dixie ­ AHAHH / HAHAA 4

Post Season 3A Inter­region Friday, February 17 th ­ (Home Schools) 3A State Tournament, Thursday­Saturday, February 23 rd – 25 th @ TBA

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Boys’ Basketball Guidelines

1. A minimum of twenty minutes of warm up time will be provided prior to the start of the Varsity game or what the head coaches agree to.

2. Length of a Varsity half time will be a maximum of twelve (12) minutes. All other games will have a ten (10) minute half time. Half­time shows should be coordinated in order to allow for the recommended three­minute warm­up.

3. Non­participants will not be allowed on the court from one half hour before the game to the end of the game.

4. Each school will send an accurate schedule and team roster to each of the other region schools no later than one week prior to the first varsity game date.

5. Game times: Sophomores: 4:00 pm JV/Freshman 5:15 pm Varsity 7:00 pm

6. Home schools must provide a secure locker room for the visiting team. No school is allowed to arrive prior to 3:00 pm.

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Girls’ Basketball 2016­17 Revised 8/12/16

Tuesday, January 10 Thursday, January 12 Desert Hills @ Cedar Dixie @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Hurricane @ Dixie Pine View @ Hurricane

Tuesday, January 17 Thursday, January 19 Snow Canyon @ Dixie Dixie @ Pine View Hurricane @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Pine View Cedar @ Hurricane

Tuesday, January 24 Thursday, January 26 Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Cedar @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Desert Hills Snow Canyon @ Pine View Dixie @ Cedar Dixie @ Hurricane

Tuesday, January 31 Thursday, February 2 Desert Hills @ Dixie Dixie @ Snow Canyon Cedar @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Cedar Tuesday, February 7 Thursday, February 9 Pine View @ Dixie Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Dixie Hurricane @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Pine View

Scheduling Format: (Not the same as the list on page 14 ­ Same as boys) 5@1 1@6 6@4 3@6 2@4 4@3 5@4 1@2 4@1 1@3 6@2 2@3 3@5 5@2 5@6

1 = Desert Hills ­ AHHAH / HAAHA 2 = Hurricane ­ AHAHH / HAHAA 3 = Pine View ­ AAHHA / HHAAH 4 = Snow Canyon ­ HAAHA / AHHAH 5 = Cedar ­ HHAAH / AAHHA 6 = Dixie ­ HAHAA / AHAHH

Post Season 3A Inter­region Saturday, February 18 th (Home Schools) 3A State Tournament, Thursday – Saturday, February 23 rd – 25 th @ TBA

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Girls Basketball Guidelines

1. A minimum of twenty minutes of warm up time will be provided prior to the start of the Varsity game.

2. Length of a Varsity half time will be a maximum of twelve (12) minutes. All other games will have a ten (10) minute half time. Half­time shows should be coordinated in order to allow for the recommended three­minute warm­up.

3. Non­participants will not be allowed on the court from one half hour before the game to the end of the game.

4. Each school will send an accurate schedule and team roster to each of the other region schools no later than one week prior to the first varsity game date .

5. Game times: Sophomores: 4:00 pm JV/Freshman 5:15 pm Varsity 7:00 pm

6. Home schools must provide a secure locker room for the visiting team. 7. No school is allowed to arrive prior to 3:00 pm.

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REGION 9 DRILL TEAM COMPETITION & GUIDELINES

2015­2016

Cheerleading and Drill Team National Federation Safety Guidelines must be followed. Teams not in compliance face disqualification. UHSAA rules will be followed at the region meet. The region meet must use state judging and scoring sheets. There shall be no deduction of points for used uniforms in competition. Schools are encouraged to maintain a “costume closet” for flexibility and originality with the expense of new costumes. Judging sheets shall not reflect if the costume is new or flashy. Drill teams maximum fee per girl is $600.00. This fee does not include travel, lodging, or summer camp expenses. There is a limit of $250.00 for camp­related expenses, i.e., camp fees and rehearsal uniform. The rotation of routines will be decided by the competition director. Every effort should be made to ensure that a school has a routine at the beginning, middle and end of a category. The military category will follow a set rotation.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS

Each school must declare dates for the six­week summer moratorium (no practices, performances or competitions) as stated on the “Six­week Summer Moratorium Schedule for Drill Teams” sheet from the UHSAA Form Book. Each week of the moratorium must include at least seven (7) consecutive days. There is no starting or ending date for practice or competition.

All Drill Team Advisors need to attend a judge’s workshop and take the written rules test to insure safety in their programs. The penalty for not taking the written test will be a $50.00 fine and a letter to the principal of the school and district superintendent. In addition, they will be required to attend the Coaches Education Program, which is approximately $60.00 plus $20.00 registration fee. The course takes about 12 hours to complete. There shall be no deduction of points for using used uniforms in competition. Schools are encouraged to maintain a “costume closet” for flexibility and originality without the expense of new costumes. Judging sheets shall not reflect if the costume is new or flashy.

No team will be allowed to practice on the floor that is to be used for the Region 9 competition except for a 30­minute scheduled practice period on the day of the region competition. Performances at college arenas are allowed. At least one week prior to competition, all schools will be notified of performing order of all dances. Military Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills

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COMPETITION CATEGORIES

STYLIZED MILITARY: Any basic military maneuvers or steps such as pinwheels, block, ranks and files, etc., may be used. Overall emphasis is on precision; straight­arm sequences. School uniform of military attire may be worn. Kicks and ripples may be used. DO NOT USE DANCE STEPS. No jazz hands, no head rolls, no torso movements and hip movements, pas de bourse, sit drops, pyramids, lifts, arch back, toe touches (Russian or Straddle). Gymnastics may not be used. Splits are acceptable under the Cheerleading guidelines. All kicks are acceptable. General emphasis is on clean, sharp movements. DANCE: Any dance movement is accepted. Some formation changes are recommended for effect. The overall effect should be DANCE. Dance attire or school uniforms may be used as long as they are modest. Thematic uniforms cannot be used. School administrators and Utah High School Activities Association are concerned with the suggestiveness of some of the uniforms. Please use discretion. Kicks, leaps, pas de bourse, and any dance steps may be used. Pyramids and lifts may be used under cheerleading guidelines.

KICK: A drill team routine in which the choreography will include a variety of kicks. The main focal point of this category is kick, it may include, but not limited to, high kicks, low kicks, diagonal kicks, fan kicks, jump kicks, 圀餂at kicks, walk kicks, etc. Precision, timing, control, technique, and uniformity of height are to be emphasized. Routines must include emphasis on a variety of formations with clean, creative transitions. The movement, music, and uniform may be thematic (i.e. Latin music, Latin costumes), but cannot carry a storyline. Props and backdrop/sets may not be used. The emphasis of this category is KICK and will be judged based on that emphasis. CHARACTER: A thematic routine which focuses on the portrayal and development of a character through the movement, music and uniform. The routine may carry a storyline and may include props to serve as an accent to the characterization. This is not a prop routine; backdrops/sets, stages, and ramps of any kind may not be used. Prop Guidelines: 1. If a team includes props in this category, careful consideration should be given to the size, weight and cost restrictions. Funds spent on props must be reported on the budget declaration form. 2. To limit the size and weight of props in a routine, they can only be carried on and o㘀쀂 the competition 圀餂oor by single drill team members without any assistance (i.e. another team member, carts, dollies, wheels). 3. Props shall only be carried on and o㘀쀂 the 圀餂oor by individuals performing in the routine. Props cannot be combined or pushed together on the performance 圀餂oor to create larger props.

****2016 WILL BE COMPETING IN MILITARY, DANCE AND CHARACTER ****

SCHEDULE OF ROTATION : 2016 Host: Desert Hills January 26, 2017 5pm @ Burns Arena

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Drill Team Performance Rotation Schedule 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Military Military Military Military Military Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Canyon View

Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie SnowCanyon Canyon View Dixie Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Cedar Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Desert Hills

Kick Character Kick Character Kick Canyon View Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Dixie Snow Canyon Desert Hills Cedar Snow Canyon POST SEASON COMPETITION REGION COMPETITION: Thursday,, January 26, 6 pm @ DSU STATE COMPETITION: Feb. 3 rd & 4 th @ UVU

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Swimming 2015/16

AWARDS: Team trophies will be awarded to the 1 st place boy’s and girl’s teams.

Individual medals will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each event. SCORING: Relays will be scored as follows ­ 32, 26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 14, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2/ 40, 34, 32, 30, 28, 26, 24, 22, 18, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2

Individual events will be scored as follows ­ 20, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 9, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

REGION MEET INFORMATION 1. The Region 9 Swimming Meet will alternate sites each year between St. George and Cedar City. 2. Mail all region entries prior to deadline to the host school for the Region 9 meet. POST SEASON MEETS: Region Swimming – @ SHAC, Dixie is in charge? State Swimming – Feb. 10 th & 11 th @ BYU State Diving­ Thursday Feb 11

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REGION 9 WRESTLING REGULATIONS 2015­2016

a. Varsity wrestling matches will begin at 7:00 P.M. Junior Varsity matches will begin at 5:30 P.M. with

exhibition matches following. Exhibition matches must conclude by 6:45 P.M . Coaches are encouraged to communicate several days prior to a meet to determine number of possible exhibition matches. The following are possible solutions for handling time problem:

a. Use of two mats b. Wrestle remainder of exhibition matches in another area. (Wrestling room) c. Abbreviate match time ­ 3 one minute rounds

b. Weigh­ins for Region 9 matches will take place at 4:00 P. M. and must be verified by a certified

official or representatives from both schools. There will be no weigh­in allowances by mutual consent, except in accordance with the National Federation Rule Book.

c. The Region trophy will be awarded to the team (s) with the best overall region record. d. A seeding meeting will be held prior to the region meet. This meeting will determine seeding and

will follow the prioritized criteria below:

e. Coach can call for a majority vote to seed a wrestler

1. Athlete must be declared at the seeding meeting. 2. Athlete must have participated in at least 3 varsity region matches at that weight. 3. Region record at that weight. 4. Head to head. 5. Overall region record. 6. Placing at State at that weight ­ previous year. 7. Placing at State ­ previous year. 8. Overall record

UHSAA Guidelines will be followed.

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Wrestling 2017 ­2018

Revised 3/21/16

Thursday, December 15 Dixie @ Hurricane Cedar @ Desert Hills *Snow Canyon @ Pine View (Same as last year)

Thursday, January 5 * Thursday, January 12* Dixie @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Dixie Pine View @ Hurricane Cedar @ Pine View Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Hurricane @ Snow Canyon

* Thursday, January 19* * Thursday, January 26* Snow Canyon @ Cedar Snow Canyon @ Dixie Hurricane @ Desert Hills (Move to Jan. 18 th ) Pine View @ Desert Hills Pine View @ Dixie Cedar @ Hurricane

* ­ Based on Girls Basketball Home Games

Regional Wrestling Meet – February 3 rd & 4 th (F/S) @ TBA 3A State Wrestling Meet – February 10 th & 11th (F/S) @ TBA

Scheduling Format ­ Based upon the girls’ basketball schedule is how the wrestling schedule was built. The bolded teams above have home girls basketball games, thus they need to be on the road wrestling. Desert Hills ­ HAAHH Snow Canyon ­ AHHAA Pine View ­ HAHAA Dixie ­ AAHHH Hurricane ­ HHAAH Cedar ­ AHAHA

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REGION 9 BASEBALL RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. All region varsity games at Cedar will start at 4:00 P.M. All other schools will begin at 7:00 P.M. JV games starting at 4PM, and end after 7 th inning; No New Inning after 6:30PM. (At Cedar the JV game needs to start no later than 20 min after the end of the Varsity game) Every effort should be made to keep teams in school as long as possible. 2. All games at all levels will be seven innings except those affected by the 10 run rule. The umpire may call the game due to darkness or inclement weather. Per NFHS rules, games are considered official after five (5) complete innings and will not be made up. Games called prior to five complete innings must be made up on the first available date, including Saturdays if both schools agree. Every effort should be made to complete the game as soon as possible to keep pace with region play. Call the Principal’s or AD’s before canceling the games. UHSAA procedures for suspended game (pg. 58): Suspended Game Procedures a. DEFINITION: A suspended game/contest is a contest where the game/contest is stopped because of weather, mechanical or facility problems and is not considered a complete game per NFHS rules or UHSAA policy for that sport. b. PROCEDURE: The point of suspension will be marked in the scorebook for future reference. A tentative date for resumption of play will be decided at that time and the officials will be notified. The same officials should complete the game. If there is more than one suspension, they will be made up in the same order as they were suspended (a Tuesday suspension will be made up before a Wednesday suspension in the same week). All games/contests will continue from the point of suspension until the game is completed. Lineups will remain the same as they were at the time of suspension. Pitching restrictions will remain in effect (14 innings in a period from 12:01 a.m. Sunday to 12:00 p.m. Saturday). In baseball and softball, if five innings are completed and suspension occurs, the game is considered complete unless the game is tied. At that time the suspended game rule will apply. c. METHOD OF PAYMENT FOR OFFICIALS: Should a contest be stopped because of conditions beyond the control of the officials (weather, power outage, etc.) before the contest is started and after the officials arrive at the site or before the contest is one­half completed, the officials will be paid 1/2 a game fee plus mileage. Should the contest be more than one­half completed, the officials will receive the standard amount paid for a completed game. In the event less than half the game was played, every effort will be made by the arbiters to assign the same officials to the game; however, if that cannot occur, the new officials should be paid a full­game fee plus mileage to complete the game. If the same officials return to finish the game, they should be paid 1/2 game fee plus mileage. If more than half the game has been played and different officials come to the game, they should be paid 1/2 game fee plus mileage. If the same officials come to finish the game, they should only be paid mileage as they received a full­game fee when the game was suspended 3. Teams may NOT arrive at the game field prior to 1 hour before the game starting time. Batting and infield practice cannot begin prior to 1 hour before the game starting time. 4. Freshmen games will be played at the opposite site on the same day at 4:00 PM. Contest Limitations: (UHSAA Handbook / Baseball) Interps & Guidelines 2.2.2: CONTEST LIMITATIONS 1. Baseball: 22 games for 4A & 5A, 20 games for 1A, 2A & 3A. Each game played counts as one game. Schools may exercise one of the following options during the season: play one (1) multi­game tournament and count it as two (2) games (up to a maximum of four games, if the tournament exceeds four games, any additional games would count “one for one” against contest limitations); and play two (2) games on a non­school day for both schools and count it as one (1) game OR they can have two (2) different non­school days for both schools on which they can play two (2) games and count each day as one (1) game.

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Baseball 2017

Revised 5/2/16

* Start Date – Feb. 27 th Tuesday. April 4 Friday, April 7 Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Hurricane Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Dixie Dixie @ Desert Hills Tuesday, April 11 Friday, April 14 (Easter Weekend)Dixie @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Pine View Pineview @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Cedar Cedar @ Hurricane Tuesday, April 18 Friday, April 21 Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Pineview @ Dixie Dixie @ Pine View Cedar @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Cedar Tuesday, April 25 Friday, April 28 Cedar @ Pine View Pine View @ Cedar Dixie @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Dixie Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Tuesday, May 2 Friday, May 5 Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Pine View Hurricane @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Hurricane Dixie @ Cedar Cedar @ Dixie 1 st Round – Saturday, May 13 th 3A State – Thursday­Saturday, May 18 th – 20th @ UVU

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REGION 9 GIRLS GOLF

2016­2017

1. The HOST school will be responsible for: a. Starting times and scoring for the meet. b. Local pro to explain course rules

2. Play will be from the tees as directed by the local pro (typically red tees)

3. Girls will be scored using the Stableford Scoring System at Region events. Stroke play scoring

may also be used in addition to Stableford Scoring (Stableford Scoring will be used at State Championships). Here is the modified Stableford Scoring System to be used at Region and State events: A score of quadruple­bogey (4 over par) would gain one point. A score of triple­bogey (3 over par) would gain two points. A score of double­bogey (2 over par) would gain three points. A score of bogie (1 over par) would gain four points. A score of par (even par) would gain five points A score of birdie (1 under par) would gain six points A score of eagle (2 under par) would gain seven points A score of double­eagle (3 under par) would gain eight points.

4. Each team will play 6 golfers; the low 4 scores from each team will be counted. If for any reason

a team cannot post 4 scores, that team must take the highest recorded score from that tournament.

5. Spectators are allowed as per the discretion of local course. Spectators are not allowed within 50

feet of any player during play. Spectators cannot give advice during competitions. Penalty – 1 st offense will be a warning. 2 nd offense may result in disqualification.

6. Caddies are not allowed at any time.

7. The host pro or course representative will consult with the golf coaches to determine whether a

course is playable. Leaving the course or interrupting continuous play is grounds for disqualification. NFHS rules regarding lightning protocol will be followed.

8. Tie ­ breaker for Regions Championship:

Following the final region tournament, the best 4 golfers from each team will play a “sudden death format. The top 4 players from each team play the same hole and add the scores up for each team. Whatever team’s total is lowest wins. If it’s a tie, they will go the next hole until there is a winning team determined.

9. The cumulative 9­hole or 18­hole scores (as determined by golf coaches) taken from each

individual region tournament and the final region tournament will determine the region champion.

10. The Region Individual Medalists will be determined by the following cumulative point system. Points will be awarded at the end of each region match. The players with the four highest point totals at the end of the region season will be deemed as the region 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , and 4 th , place medalists. Points will be awarded in the following manner: There will be 10 individual medals awarded and low weekly medalist.

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a. 1 st Place = 10 points b. 2 nd Place = 8 points c. 3 rd Place = 6 points d. 4 th Place = 4 points e. 5 th Place = 2 points f. 6 th Place = 1 point

*In case of a tie, the points will be split between players. *In case of a tie at the end of region play: “Sudden Death”

11. The Region Team Championship will be determined using the same scoring system as above.

12. The 3A Girl's State Championship event will be a two­day, 36­hole event.

13. Appropriate attire is required for all golfers and coaches. Participants may not wear denim of any

kind or color. A participant must wear long pants, knee length skirts or shorts (no denim, basketball, or cargo style shorts are allowed) and collared shirts or mock turtlenecks. Penalty for breach of rule: two stokes and attire must be legal before play can continue.

14. Players are allowed to use “rules of golf appropriate” distance measuring devices both on the region and state level. Cell phones, MP­3 devices, and other electronic “smart” devices are not allowed except in reporting emergency situations. As part of the conditional use of the range finder, a player must allow any competitor in her group to also use the device upon request.

15. All golfers will respect the courses and facilities. Profanity will not be allowed. Any damage to the courses such as throwing clubs, unprofessional conduct or use of profanity will be grounds for disqualification and /or elimination from further participation in region competition.

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Girls Golf Schedule

2017

Date Course Time/Format March 17 th (Thu) Green Springs GC 2:00 pm (9 Holes) March 24 th (Thu) Sunbrook GC 2:30 pm (9 Holes) March 31 st (Thu) Sand Hollow (Links) 2:00 pm (9 Holes) April 7 th (Thu) Ledges GC 2:00 pm (9 Holes)

April 14 th (Thu) Southgate GC 12:30 pm (18 Holes) April 21 st (Thu) Sky Mountain GC 12:00 pm (18 Holes) April 28 th (Thu) St. George GC 12:30 pm (18 Holes) May 3 rd (Tue) Cedar Ridge GC 12:00 pm (18 Holes) May 10 th (Tue) Sun River GC 12:00 pm (18 Holes) May 18 th /19 th Soldier Hollow GC State Tourney (36 Holes)

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SOFTBALL GUIDELINES 1. All region varsity games will start at 4:00 P.M. JV/Freshman games will follow varsity. Every effort should be made to keep teams in school as long as possible. 2. Time limits for sub­varsity games only. Time limits will NOT apply to varsity level games (2A­5A). Occasionally, member schools will play softball on city or county park properties that may impose a specific time limit. If a facility restriction is in place, a 1 and ½ hour time limit may be used. There will be no time limit for playoffs and championship games in any classification. A 1 ½ hour time limit will be in effect for all (2a­5a) sub­varsity games. Refer to UHSAA handbook­pg. 73 3. All games will be seven innings unless affected by the 10 run rule or both coaches agree to shorten the game. The umpire may call a game due to darkness or inclement weather. If called before a full five innings, the game will be replayed on the earliest date agreed upon by representatives of both schools. After five innings, the game is considered complete and will not be made up. International Tie­Breaker Rule is in effect for all games. Call the principals or AD’s before canceling the games. UHSAA procedures for suspended game (pg. 58): Suspended Game Procedures a. DEFINITION: A suspended game/contest is a contest where the game/contest is stopped because of weather, mechanical or facility problems and is not considered a complete game per NFHS rules or UHSAA policy for that sport. b. PROCEDURE: The point of suspension will be marked in the scorebook for future reference. A tentative date for resumption of play will be decided at that time and the officials will be notified. The same officials should complete the game. If there is more than one suspension, they will be made up in the same order as they were suspended (a Tuesday suspension will be made up before a Wednesday suspension in the same week). All games/contests will continue from the point of suspension until the game is completed. Lineups will remain the same as they were at the time of suspension. Pitching restrictions will remain in effect (14 innings in a period from 12:01 a.m. Sunday to 12:00 p.m. Saturday). In baseball and softball, if five innings are completed and suspension occurs, the game is considered complete unless the game is tied. At that time the suspended game rule will apply. c. METHOD OF PAYMENT FOR OFFICIALS: Should a contest be stopped because of conditions beyond the control of the officials (weather, power outage, etc.) before the contest is started and after the officials arrive at the site or before the contest is one­half completed, the officials will be paid 1/2 a game fee plus mileage. Should the contest be more than one­half completed, the officials will receive the standard amount paid for a completed game. In the event less than half the game was played, every effort will be made by the arbiters to assign the same officials to the game; however, if that cannot occur, the new officials should be paid a full­game fee plus mileage to complete the game. If the same officials return to finish the game, they should be paid 1/2 game fee plus mileage. If more than half the game has been played and different officials come to the game, they should be paid 1/2 game fee plus mileage. If the same officials come to finish the game, they should only be paid mileage as they received a full­game fee when the game was suspended 4. Teams may NOT arrive at the game field prior to 1 hour before the game starting time. Batting and infield practice cannot begin prior to 1 hour before the game starting time. Batting practice may not take place on the “game” infield. Interps & Guidelines 2.2.2: CONTEST LIMITATIONS / Softball (UHSAA Handbook pg. 38) Softball: 22 games for 4A & 5A, 20 games for 2A & 3A. Each game played counts as one game, except for the games played under the two tournament exemption rule which allows schools two tournaments, at least one must be a non­school single day tournament, where all games played count as a single game (a maximum of four games may be played) and one multi­day tournament, where all games played count as two games (a maximum of eight games may be played in a 2015­16 UHSAA HANDBOOK BY­LAWS 39 multiple day tournament). If the maximum number of games is exceeded, in either tournament, each additional game would count “one for one” against contest limitations.

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Softball 2017 Revised 3/22/16

* Start Date – Feb. 27 th

Friday, March 31 Tuesday, April 4 Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Dixie Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Hurricane Friday, April 7 Tuesday, April 11 Snow Canyon @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Pine View Dixie @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Cedar Pine View @ Cedar Tuesday, April 18 Friday, April 21 Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Hurricane Dixie @ Pineview Cedar @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Dixie Tuesday, April 25 Friday, April 28 Snow Canyon @ Pine View Dixie @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Cedar Pine View @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Hurricane Tuesday, May 2 Friday, May 5 Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Dixie Pine View @ Dixie Cedar @ Pine View Cedar @ Desert Hills

1st Round­ Friday, May 13 th State Tournament­ Thursday­Saturday May 18 th – 20 th @ Spanish Fork The rotation of sports was drawn by the Athletic Directors. After each year each team will move up one spot in the rotation, within each season.

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BOYS SOCCER GUIDELINES

1. Cedar, Varsity will begin at 4:00 pm, and the JV game to follow. For Snow Canyon, Pine View, Dixie, Desert Hills and Hurricane ; The JV game will start at 5:00 p.m. and the Varsity will start at 7:00 p.m. 2. Should a game be postponed due to weather or field conditions, the game will be made up on the first available date. 3. For tie games in league play, two ten­minute overtime periods must be played. The first team to score wins. If no one scores, the game remains a tie. 4. All game time for Boys and Girls Soccer will be kept on the Score board clock. The clock needs to be operated by a responsible adult.

1@2 2@3 3@5 3@6 1@3 3@4 4@5 6@2 5@1 5@2 5@6 6@1 1@4 2@4 6@4

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Boys’ Soccer 2017

Revised 3/22/16

Friday, March 24 Tuesday March 28 Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Dixie Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Hurricane

Friday March 31 Tuesday, April 4 Snow Canyon @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Pine View Dixie @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Cedar Pine View @ Cedar Friday, April 7 Tuesday, April 11 Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Pine View @ Hurricane Dixie @ Pine View Cedar @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Cedar Desert Hills @ Dixie Tuesday, April 18 Friday, April 21 Snow Canyon @ Pine View Dixie @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Cedar Pine View @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Hurricane Tuesday, April 25 Friday, April 28 Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Dixie Pine View @ Dixie Cedar @ Pine View Cedar @ Desert Hills

Thursday, May 4 th – 3A First round @ Home sites Saturday, May 6 th – 3A Quarter finals @ Home sites Friday, May 12 th – 3A Semi­finals @ Alta High School Saturday, May 13 th – 3A Finals @ Rio Tinto

The rotation of sports was drawn by the Athletic Directors. After each year each team will move up one spot in the rotation, within each season. Spring # 1 Desert Hills, 2 Hurricane, 3 Pine View, 4 Snow Canyon, 5 Cedar, 6 Dixie This is for the sports of Baseball, Boys Soccer, and Boys Tennis.

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REGION TENNIS RULES AND REGULATIONS

(Boys and Girls) 2015­2016

1. Region 9 recognizes and supports the United States Tennis Association Code of Ethics. 2. Dual Meets and Region Tournament : All schools will compete in 12 matches, however, only the last 6 matches will count towards region standings. This is to allow coaches time too accurately and fairly place players in specific positions. The best singles player must be in the Number “1” position or play number 1 doubles, the next best in the “2” position, and so on. The same policy must be used for doubles. This applies to all categories. The Region 9 Champion will be decided by the last 6 Region matches.

3. The twelve­point tiebreaker will be used for all dual meets and for Region Tournament. 4. Coaching: State Tournament guidelines will be used in Region matches. Coaching is allowed on change over only during 90­second allotment. A five minute break will be allowed after 1st set. A ten minute break will be allowed after the 2 nd set if the match goes 3 sets. 5. Matches will begin at 4:00 p.m. 6. An individual will be required to participate in at least 6 varsity Region dual matches to qualify for the Region tournament. The same applies to doubles players. 7. Our Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the team, which has the best dual match record. If a tie, head­to­head record between the schools will determine champion. If still a tie, Region Tourney will determine champion. If still tied – Co­Champions will be declared. 8. Medals will be awarded to the first and second place winners in the Region tournament. 9. Vulgar language, racket throwing or any other form of unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. The point­game­match penalty will be used.

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Boys’ Tennis 2017

** Begin Practice Feb. 27, First Contest March 6 Revised 6/23/16

Tuesday, March 21 Thursday, March 23 Hurricane @ Pine View Pine View @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Cedar Cedar @ Dixie Dixie @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Hurricane

Tuesday March 28 Thursday, March 30 Snow Canyon @ Dixie Snow Canyon @ Desert Hills Desert Hills @ Pine View Dixie @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Cedar Pine View @ Cedar Tuesday, April 4 Hurricane @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Pine View Desert Hills @ Cedar Tuesday, April 11 Pine View @ Hurricane Cedar @ Snow Canyon Desert Hills @ Dixie Tuesday, April 18 Thursday, April 20 Snow Canyon @ Pine View Dixie @ Snow Canyon Dixie @ Cedar Pine View @ Desert Hills Hurricane @ Desert Hills Cedar @ Hurricane Tuesday, April 25 Thursday, April 27 Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon Snow Canyon @ Hurricane Hurricane @ Dixie Pine View @ Dixie Cedar @ Pine View Cedar @ Desert Hills

Region Tournament­ May 5 th & 6 th — Pine View in Charge (Tonaquint) State Tournament­ May 12 th & 13 th at Liberty Park

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REGION 9 TRACK GUIDELINES 2016­2017

1. All UHSAA rules and guidelines will be followed. 2. A total of twelve (12) individual contests, plus the region and state meets are allowed per individual. 3. All dual or tri meets will start at 4:00 p.m. Region Meet will start at 3 pm. 4. A boy’s trophy and a girl’s trophy will be awarded to the teams winning the region meet. Medals will be awarded to the individuals winning the first three places in the region meet in each event for both boys and girls. 5. Host schools will be responsible to conduct and to take care of the needs of all track meets held at their school. Schools hosting region track meets may request schools participating in the track meet to bring needed equipment to the meet (i.e. hurdles, etc.) 6. Each school may qualify 4 individuals/event to participate in the region track meet. 7. Region 9 will encourage member schools to host freshman and/or Junior Varsity track meets. 8. The host school may request adults from member schools to officiate at the region track meet. TENTATIVE MEET SCHEDULE: 2016 March 4­5 Hurricane All­Comers Invitational Non Qualifying March 18­19 Hurricane Invitational April 1­2 Pine View Invitational April 7­8 Multi/Distance Carnival @ DHHS April 15­16 Desert Hills Invitational April 22­23 Dixie Invitational April 29­30 Snow Canyon Invitational May 6­7 BYU Invitational May 11­12 Region @ Desert Hills May 20­21 State @ BYU

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REGION 9 DRAMA GUIDELINES

2015­2016 DRAMA 1. Host schools for drama events are to pay all expenses and submit a claim for reimbursement from Region 9. 2. The host school for plays should involve other Region 9 drama coaches in the selection of the judges for the region meet. 3. It is recommended that the Region Drama Chair (principal) serve as a “Tab Room Mediator”. His/her purpose is to resolve any controversial issues, which may arise during the tournament. 4. All regional level problems should be routed as follows: Host Teacher (school), Chair Principal, and Region Chair. Each school with in the region will be responsible to arrange for 6 individual events judges for region. The pay for judges will be $5.00 per round with workshop specialists receiving $20.00 each. Drama Event Schedule 2016 Wednesday, March 23

Region Drama One­Act Plays

Hurricane

Thursday, March 24?????

Region Drama Individual Events

Cedar

Thurs ­ Sat. April 14­16

State Drama Meet

Stansbury

Region 9 Forensics Guidelines 2016­2017

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FORENSICS

1. No Forensics meet may be held prior to October 21. 2. Host schools for the Region 9 tournament are to pay all expenses and submit a claim to Region 9 for reimbursement. 3. The rate of pay for judges is according to state guidelines for each judge. The arbiter for Forensics is to receive $100.00 for his/her services for the school year. This may be divided among host schools. 4. Each school shall provide the required number of judges per their entry. Failure to provide your judges may result in disqualification. All region level problems should be routed as follows: host teacher (school), principal over event, region chairman. 5. Registration forms must be submitted to the regional representative one­week prior to the specific contest dates. 6. In sweepstakes, when there is a team tie for the final qualifying spot, the tie will not be broken. Both teams will go to state competition, if allowed. 7. Sweepstakes ­ Forensics (points)

Debate: Superior = 10, Excellent = 6, Good = 3, Fair = 0 Lin/Doug: Superior = 5, Excellent = 3, Good, = 1, Fair = 0

Individual Events and Student Congress (Quartile systems used):

Superior = 5, Excellent = 3, Good = 1, Fair ­ 0 Top quartile = Superior Second quartile = Excellent Third quartile = Good Fourth quartile = Fair

8. Student Congress: Participants will bring 30 typed copies of their resolution in order to participate in the Congress. 9. There will be a limit of 4 teams per school for debate and 4 entries for Lincoln/Douglas. A limit of 3 from each school in Student Congress and individual events. 10. Student Congress for Region IX will conform to state tournament guidelines. A trophy will be awarded to the first place winner in forensics (including combined points from debate and individual events). Limited to ten per year with no more than three 150­mile trips (one way.) 11. All Region 9 teams must support ALL local meets. FORENSICS SCHEDULE 2016

February 19­20 (Friday & Saturday)

Region Forensics Meet @ Cedar

March 11 ­12 (Friday & Saturday)

State Forensics Meet @ Juab

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REGION 9 MUSIC ACTIVITIES

2016­2017

1. Publicity for each activity, event or festival is the responsibility of the host school and specifically requires an announcement of the festival before it takes place. A press release summarizing the results should follow the festival. 2. The host school should pay the adjudicators and then bill the region for reimbursement. 3. The maximum number of people permitted to perform in an ensemble must be consistent with the maximum number permitted to perform in an ensemble in the State Festival (32). 4. The host school will provide information on starting time procedures, adjudication, etc. at least ten (10) school days in advance. 5. Each school receiving “Superior” ratings from all adjudicators shall be recognized (1 or 1­).

6. One of the most worthwhile experiences to come from participation in the Region Music Festivals is the opportunity to hear and see other students perform. If you are sponsoring a music festival (whether instrumental or vocal), please provide sufficient supervision to help encourage students to stay in the performing areas. Also, please provide proper seating facilities for all participants. Music directors should each be careful to instruct their students to remain in the performing areas while students from other schools perform their numbers. Clothes should be changed only after all schools have performed. 7. Each school shall furnish its own state adjudication forms. 8. Original scores must be used in order to qualify for state festival.

CALENDAR DATES for 2016­2017 March 2 (Wednesday) Region Jazz Festival –Tuacahn

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March 16 (Wednesday)

Vocal Solo & Ensemble —Snow Canyon

March 23 (Wednesday) March 25 ­26 (Friday – Saturday)

Instrumental Solo & Ensemble – Dixie State Jazz – TBA

April 6 (Wednesday) Region Concert Band—Pine View

March 26­ March 27 (Thursday­Friday)

Region Drama Scenes­­ _____ date Region Drama IE— _________ date

April 13 (Wednesday)

Region Choir­­ Hurricane

April 14­16 (Thursday – Saturday) April 20 (Wednesday)

State Drama @ Stansbury High Region Orchestra – Cedar

April 29 ­ 30 (Friday, Saturday)

State Solo/Ensemble – @ Orem High

May 6 & 7 ( Friday, Saturday) May 13 & 14 (Friday, Saturday) May 20 & 21 (Friday & Saturday)

State Band ­ TBA State Chorus ­ TBA State Orchestra ­ TBA

Notes : 1. Starting Time is 3:30 p.m. 2. Host school performing groups should be scheduled to perform first. 3. Traveling schools should not be scheduled to perform prior to 4:00 p.m.

PROCEDURES

I. Eligibility

Large Group Festivals: All high schools in the region will be eligible to enter groups in any of the festivals.

II. Ratings and Special Recognitions

A. All entries in the festival will be adjudicated 1. Each judge will give a rating (1 through 5) on each ensemble (NO DECIMAL POINTS). He may use “+’s” and “­’s”. 2. Adjudicators will not be required to use all steps in the adjudication scale and may rates as many groups in the same division as the standard of performance dictates.

B. Groups wishing to play for comments only must state prior to the festival to the host school chairman.

C. Memorization of Solos: Vocal and piano students will be expected to memorize solos in order to receive top ratings in the competition. Memorization of the instrumental solos is optional.

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D. The Region 9 chair will issue certificates for all groups receiving a straight superior rating.

III. Additional Information

A. Each school must inform the festival chairman of the host school one week (7 days) in advance of the number of entries they intend to enter. Schools not notifying the festival chairman of the number of entries will not be permitted to participate. It is the responsibility of the music teacher and principal of each school to see this deadline is met. Schools not meeting this deadline will be notified one day prior to the festival that these names were not submitted, therefore, the school may not be permitted to participate.

B. A time for the large group festivals is established as follows:

1. Each school will be allowed thirty (30) minutes maximum time. This includes getting on and off the stage. It is the responsibility of each music director to stay within these time limits. The school hosting the festival should pull the curtain on any school not staying within these limits.

IV. Festival Hosting

A. Schools will alternate hosting each festival.

B. It is the responsibility for the festival host to: 1. Arrange for certified adjudicators. (UMEA/UHSAA certification) 2. Mailing a Music Festival Adjudication Contract to the adjudicators, and upon receiving the signed contract, make a copy to give to your school office manager to cut a check. Keep the original for your records. 3. Arranging publicity for the festival. 4. Arranging for facilities for the festival. 5. Programming the festival.

1. Solo & Ensemble ­ Time blocks for each school work best to avoid conflicts with students involved in more than one entry, and accompanists who accompany more than one event.

C. Large Group and Jazz Ensemble ­ Scheduling consideration should be given for schools that have more than one performing group. Notifying each school in the region of pertinent festival information.

1. First contact should be made two months prior to festival including names of adjudicators, start times, available equipment etc. 2. Directors should notify the festival host with the number of performing groups according to the following:

a. Large Group and Jazz Festival ­ One­month prior. b. Solo & Ensemble ­ One­week prior.

3. Festival host will notify directors of performance times according to the following: a. Large Group and Jazz Festivals­ Two weeks prior. b. Solo & Ensemble ­ Four days prior.

D. Meet with adjudicators before the start of the festival. Give explanation of festival procedures and applicable awards. E. Start time will be 3:30 PM. Local schools should be scheduled first where possible.

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V. Entries Per School It is recommended that schools submit no more than the following number of entries. Schools that wish to submit more than the number of entries recommended must consult the Region Music Chair and Festival Host. Where time in the festival permits, schools may be allowed to submit more than the recommended number of entries. (Added May 2011)

A. Solo and Ensemble 1. Vocal

10 Solos 8 Ensembles (2­16 members) 1 Madrigal Choir (32 member’s maximum)

2. Strings 10 Solos 8 Ensembles (2­16 members) (String Choirs ­ 25 members maximum)

3. Winds and Percussion (Woodwind and Brass choirs ­ 25 members maximum) 10 Solos 8 Ensembles (2­16 members)

4. Piano 6 Solos (no duets)

B. Large Group (Concert Bands, Orchestras, Large Choirs)

Up to three groups per school per area (three bands, three orchestras, three choirs)

C. Jazz Ensemble ­ Up to two groups per school

VI. Eligibility

Students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements as outlined in the UHSAA handbook. Any additional requirements as outlined by individual districts or schools must also be met.

VII. Festival Adjudication and Ratings

A. Adjudicators will be paid at the rates set by the UHSAA. 1. Host school will pay the adjudicators and then bill Region Nine for reimbursement.

(See Music Festival Adjudication Contract) B. Number of Adjudicators

1. Solo & Ensemble Brass and percussion ­ Two adjudicators Woodwinds ­ Two adjudicators Strings ­ Three adjudicators Vocal solos ­ Two for male solos and two for female solos Vocal ensembles ­ Two adjudicators Piano ­ One adjudicator

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2. Large Group

3 Adjudicators

3. Jazz Ensemble ­ 3 Adjudicators

C. State Qualification 1. Solo & Ensemble

Superior rating (). 1 minus does not qualify. 2. Large Group and Jazz Ensemble

Two straight superior (I) ratings and one I­ rating will qualify for state festival.

D. Memorization of solos 1. Piano and vocal solos must be memorized to qualify for a superior rating and state qualification. 2. Memorization of instrumental solos is optional.

E. Adjudicators will not be required to use all steps in the adjudication scale and may rate as many groups in the same division as the standard dictates.

F. Groups wishing to play for comments only may do so. Region Festival Chair, Festival host, and adjudicators must be informed prior to the group’s performance.

VIII. Adjudication Forms

Adjudication Forms now must be filled out online. For large group and jazz festivals, one copy for each adjudicator. For Solo & Ensemble, print two copies of each event and bring them with you to the festival. If the event qualifies for state, the second adjudication form will become the adjudication form for state. For instructions on accessing the adjudication forms are included at the end of the music section.

IX. Recognition

A. Certificates 1. Jazz Ensemble

Outstanding soloists as chosen by the adjudicators. Each will receive a certificate. Outstanding sections as chosen by the adjudicators. Each member of the chosen sections will receive a certificate, plus one for the school.

2. Solo & Ensemble a. Any soloist receiving a superior (I) rating and therefore qualifying for state will receive a certificate. Piano soloists who receive a superior (I) rating, but because of quotas do not qualify for state will also receive a certificate. b. Any ensemble receiving a superior (I) rating and therefore qualifying for state will receive a certificate. Each member of small ensembles (16 or less) receiving a superior (I) rating will also receive a certificate. Ensembles with more than 16 members are not considered a small ensemble and will receive one certificate.

B. Announcements for state qualifiers will be made at the conclusion of the festival for Large Groups, Jazz Ensembles, and Madrigal Choirs. It is preferred that an administrator from the host school make this announcement.

X. Duties of Region Festival Chair

1. Coordination with festival hosts 2. Printing of certificates 3. Liaison between UMEA, UHSAA, and Region Nine music teachers.

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Instructions for Adjudication Forms Online • Open the following Website ­ www.uhsaa.org

Here you will find the UHSAA handbook, Yearbook, and Formbook online. • There is a list of links in the blue area on the left side that contains every activity, Click on "Music".

• Close to the top of the music page, find and click on the link "Adjudication Forms". • Click on "Fill Out Adjudication Forms Online". BOOKMARK THIS LINK!

There are two sections to this page. OFML and PDF. You will want to use PDF. • Scroll down to the PDF Adjudication Forms section. • Find and click on the link "Download and Install the Small Omni­Form Internet Filler

Plug­In". • This will take you to the "Caere" Homepage. At the bottom of this page is the Macintosh

plug­in. Click on this link. If you are using IBM compatible, there are appropriate links further up the page.

• Hide Netscape and you should see three icons on your desktop; one folder and two documents. Trash the documents ("Mac Internet Filler.hqx", and "Mac Internet Filler.sit").

• Open the "Mac Internet Filler" folder. • Double Click on the Installer. A box will appear, click on install.

NOTE: Keep the "Mac Internet Filler" folder somewhere on your hard drive. My suggestion is in your Netscape folder.

• Quit and restart Netscape. • Go to your bookmarks and open "Fill Out Adjudication Forms Online". This is the one that

you bookmarked a few minutes ago. • Use the PDF (bottom) section of adjudication forms to complete the next (3) steps.

1. Click on Large Ensemble A box will come up.

2. Click on "Save File". A box will come up.

3. Save to Desktop • Repeat steps 1­3 for all forms that you will need. Band folks will only need

one of the percussion forms, they are the same. • Hide Netscape. You will find on your desktop the following documents: "LG. PDF ",

"JAZZ. PDF ", "PERC. PDF ", "PIANO.PDF", "SMENS. PDF ", and "SOLO. PDF ". • Make a new folder to put these documents in. I titled mine "Adjudication Forms". I suggest

keeping this folder in your Netscape folder. • To access Adjudication form, open you Netscape folder and open the Adjudication Forms

folder. Click and drag one of the "pdf" forms over the top of your Netscape PROGRAM ICON . This will bring up the form for you to type on. When printing, remember to use the appropriate color of paper.

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