Registration & Rules

Gender Ratio Clarification

If a point has commenced and a team has more than seven people playing the point or does not have the correct gender ratio, then the opposition may:
a. call a violation and stop play, or
b. the infringing team may call a time-out
The infringing team must choose which of their players(s) will be removed/added. If players are being added, the opposition has the option of substituting a like number of, or fewer players.
If a violation was called, the opposition must choose either:
a. to restart the point or
b. to restart play as if a time-out had been called
i. the first infraction, will be treated as a warning
ii. subsequent infractions will result in assessment of a team timeout (and the resulting time extensions). If a team has no timeouts remaining, time violations are treated as follows:
iii. time violation on receiving team: the receiving team starts with the disc at the midpoint of the end zone they are defending, after players set up and a check is performed.
iv. time violation on pulling team: the receiving team starts with the disc at midfield, after players set up and a check is performed.
If a violation is called after a goal has been scored and prior to the ensuing pull, the opposition may choose to nullify the goal and restart the point.

Mixed Competition Director, Jennifer Stark: [email protected]
Roster Questions, Max Chiasson: [email protected]