13. Athletic Directors at each school will be responsible for producing and awarding All-Region certificates. 14. Tie –Breaker will follow the region and state tie breaker. (RPI) 15. All Region team: 1st place gets 5 2nd place gets 4 3rd place gets 3 4th place gets 2 5th-8th place each get 1 MVP voted by head coaches off of stats Softball (JV) Guidelines - Pending 51
Softball Coaches Information – Region 6 SCHOOL COACH EMAIL CELL PHONE FIELD LOCATION 801-462-6658 Brighton High School Brighton Jeff Barfuss [email protected] 2220 Bengal Blvd Cottonwood Heights, UT Cottonwood Jennifer Riches [email protected] 801-633-5675 84121 Cottonwood High School East Tony Saint [email protected] 801-835-6164 5715 South 1300 East Highland Hilaire [email protected] 435-535-5454 Murray, UT 84121 Bob Campos Southeast corner of school property; east of soccer field Hillcrest Scott Carrell [email protected] 801-360-9996 800 South 1250 East Murray Dani McKay [email protected] 858-231-1817 Highland High School 2166 South 1700 East Olympus Jackson White [email protected] 801-663-9474 Salt Lake City, UT 84106 Union Park Skyline Russ Jessop [email protected] 801-554-5575 7300 South 700 East Midvale, UT 84047 Riverview Jr. High 871 Tripp Lane Murray, UT 84115 Olympus High School 4055 South 2300 East South Side; East of parking lot Skyline High School 3251 E. Upland Drive Very west part of school lot; west of soccer field 52
Softball Schedule 2020-21 No Play During Team Spring Break Tuesday, March 16 Thursday, April 15 1 Cottonwood @ Brighton 7 Brighton @ East Skyline Cottonwood East @ Olympus Highland @ Skyline Murray Olympus Highland @ Hillcrest @ Highland Hillcrest Hillcrest @ Olympus Murray @ Brighton Murray Olympus Tuesday, March 23 Hillcrest Tuesday, April 20 Murray 2 East @ Cottonwood 8 Highland @ Cottonwood Skyline East Brighton @ Brighton Skyline @ Highland East Hillcrest Skyline @ Cottonwood @ Hillcrest East Cottonwood @ East @ Brighton Skyline Thursday, March 25 Thursday, April 22 Cottonwood 3 Murray @ 9 Brighton @ Murray Olympus Olympus @ Skyline @ Highland Hillcrest Highland @ Olympus @ Olympus Hillcrest @ Murray @ Skyline Cottonwood Tuesday, March 30 Tuesday, April 27 Murray 4.1 Brighton @ 10 Highland @ Brighton Highland Olympus @ Hillcrest Murray Murray @ Highland Hillcrest @ Skyline Cottonwood Thursday, April 1 Thursday, April 29 East 5.1 Hillcrest @ Brighton 11 Cottonwood @ Skyline @ Brighton @ East @ Tuesday, April 6 Tuesday, May 4 4.2 Olympus @ East 12 Hillcrest @ Cottonwood Skyline @ Highland Highland @ Murray @ East @ Brighton @ Thursday, April 8 Thursday, May 6 5.2 East @ Olympus 13 East @ Skyline Cottonwood @ Murray Cottonwood @ Highland @ Skyline @ Olympus @ Tuesday, April 13 Tuesday, May 11 6 Olympus @ Hillcrest 14 Hillcrest @ Highland Skyline @ East Brighton @ Brighton Cottonwood @ Olympus @ Murray @ Murray @ 53
Speech/Debate Guidelines 2020-2021 Region Chairman: Shawn Neilson, Cottonwood High School Contact Number: (385) 646-6143 (801) 580-4313 Email: [email protected] First Contest Date: October 1, 2020 Region Tournament Date: Saturday February 27, 2021 State Tournament Dates: Region Tournament Director: Timothy Henry, Skyline High Tournament Location: Cottonwood High Guidelines 1. Region Format a. Number of Contestants i. Policy Debate – 4 Teams ii. Lincoln Douglas – 4 Contestants iii. Public Forum – 4 Teams iv. Foreign Extemporaneous – 3 Contestants v. National Extemporaneous – 3 Contestants vi. Original Oratory – 3 Contestants vii. Impromptu – 3 Contestants viii. Student Congress – 4 Contestants 2. All events will count toward the Region Championship Trophy. The breakdown of events is as follows: a. Debate Events – Policy, Lincoln Douglas, Public Forum. b. Individual Events – Original Oratory, Impromptu, Foreign Extemporaneous, National Extemporaneous, Student Congress. 3. All debate, congress and individual events will be on Saturday, with 3 rounds of individual events in the morning and 3 rounds of debate events in the afternoon, and a fourth finals round in events where coaches deem it to be necessary. Congress sessions will begin in the morning and extend into the afternoon. 4. The Region Tournament will be held at Cottonwood High School for the 2020-21 school year. 5. Contestants may enter at most 1 event in speech and 1 event in debate. Congress entrants cannot double enter. 6. Judge Requirements: a. Individual Events i. 1 judge for every 4 IE competitors or fraction thereof b. Debate Events i. 1 judge per 2 Policy Teams or fraction thereof ii. 1 judge per 4 Public Forum or LD entries, or fraction thereof. A team bringing a full slate of PF and LD entries must bring 3 total PF/LD judges. c. Congress i. 1 Congress judge for each school with Student Congress. d. Current Head Debate coach should not judge unless approved by other head coaches. Under no circumstances will head coach judge his/her own team. 54
e. Judges will be paid by the Region. Per Region VI Board of Managers’ approval, judges will be paid $35 total for Saturday morning IE events (must be available for 3 rounds) and $50 for Saturday afternoon/evening debate events (must be available for 4 rounds). Congress judges will be paid at the $50 rate because sessions last from the morning through the afternoon (must be available for all sessions of congress.) 7. Registration Deadline – All schools wishing to compete must submit their region registration via tournament software no later than Monday, February 22, 2020. Along with registration, each coach has the option to submit 21 impromptu topics to the person assigned by the tournament director to coordinate impromptu topics (7 famous quotations, 7 social issues, 7 Events/Issues Currently in the News). In case of challenge, copies of oratories and bibliographies must be printed and present at the region meet. 8. Region coaches meeting – All schools competing at region must respond in a timely manner to electronic communications and votes on region issues. After two attempts to reach a coach, region rep will assume they do not want to vote and non-responding schools will be bound by the decision of those who respond within a reasonable time-frame (2 to 5 days depending on the urgency of the decision.) Last minute decisions will be discussed and voted upon at the region meet. 9. Debate Pairings a. All Rounds will be paired using tournament software if available b. Debate rounds will be paired by the following formula: i. The first round of debate will be randomly paired. ii. Round two will be paired High-Low. iii. Round three (if coaches agree it is a final round) will be paired with High-High matching. If coaches agree that round 3 is a preliminary round, it will be paired with High-Low matching if there are fewer than 20 entrants and High-High matching if there are 20 or more entrants. iv. Round four (if it is necessary) will be paired with High-High Matching. 10. Individual Event Pairings a. Random selecting shall be done in each event as needed, for all three rounds. b. Where possible, competitors should not compete against any other member of their own school’s team. c. Round results will be based on rankings. Ratings will not be considered. There will be no ties in rankings by judges. 11. Congress Pairings a. Congress will compete in two, 2.5-hour sessions. Legislation will be drawn from the state docket. These must be chosen and approved by all region coaches. The docket will be released at least two weeks prior to the tournament. b. In Student Congress, UDCA rules will apply. c. Where possible, a panel of judges provided by participating schools will be added to determine final rankings. If possible, the parliamentarian in each House will be unaffiliated. In addition to the parliamentarian, there will be at least two additional judges per session. These judges may not have a personal connection to students in the event they are judging. These judges will change for the second session; parliamentarians will remain for both sessions. All judges will score all competitors. d. Final results will be based on rankings. Ratings will not be considered. Rankings will be 1-12. If there are more than 12 competitors in a section, those ranked beyond 12 will tie for 12th place. 55
e. In the event there are more than 21 competitors, there will be deemed enough competitors for two Houses. In that case, it will be necessary to hold a 2-hour super session. The top 50% of the competitors in Congress in each House will advance to the super session. In this event, quar- tiling will be determined by rankings in each House after the second session. 12. Awards a. There will be overall region trophies awarded at the Region Debate Tournament for 1st place and 2nd place. Additionally, there will be a Debate Sweepstakes trophy and a Speech Sweepstakes trophy awarded. b. The following number of medals will be needed. Each medal will say the title of the event and 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place designation and will be given to the top three competitors in each event: i. 6 Policy Debate Medals ii. 3 Lincoln Douglas Debate Medals iii. 6 Public Forum Debate Medals iv. 3 Original Oratory Medals v. 3 Impromptu Medals vi. 3 Foreign Extemporaneous Medals vii. 3 National Extemporaneous Medals viii. 3 Student Congress Medals c. 10 additional blank medals will be provided for possible ties in any or all events. 13. Budget a. As stated in section 6f above, Judges will be paid by the Region. Per Region VI Board of Managers approval, IE judges will be paid $35 total for Saturday morning (available for 3 rounds) and Debate and Congress judges will be paid $50 for judging Saturday afternoon and evening (Debate judges must be available for a minimum of 3 elimination rounds and a final round; Congress judges available for up to 3 legislative sessions). b. The region representative will receive $300 to provide for judge/coach hospitality. c. Janitorial services for host school of the Region Tournament will be paid up to $300. 14. General Guidelines a. In speech and debate competition, each individual competitor is limited to ten tournaments per year, excluding region, state, national qualifying tournaments and UDCA national competitions. b. Debate Topics for Region Meet will be the same topics used at the State Meet. Extemporaneous topics will be drawn from December through February 2020-2021 school year NFHS topics. c. The number of slots filled by a team at the entry deadline cannot be increased at the tournament. Name changes are allowed until the tournament begins. d. If forfeits can be fixed, attempts will be made to do so but shall not be at the expense of delaying the tournament. e. Sweepstakes points will be calculated to match the state sweeps quartiling system. f. Ties will not be broken; each quar-tile will be chosen by marking the number which least skews all brackets, to the advantage of students. i. The top 50% or 10 students or event teams, whichever is greater, will be outright qualifiers for State. 56
g. Laptops/tablets are permissible in Policy, Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, Student Congress and Extemporaneous events in line with the state requirements for Internet usage. Guidelines are subject to any changes in state or NSDA requirements. h. The Region chairperson position and the location will change yearly and will be chosen at each annual Region planning meeting. Speech/Debate Coach Information School Coach Name Phone Email [email protected] Brighton Celeste King (304) 203-8858 [email protected] Cottonwood Adam Wilkins (385) 646-6162 [email protected] [email protected] Pat Kittel (801) 897-6449 [email protected] [email protected] East Stephanie Shelton (801) 623-7568 [email protected] [email protected] Highland Kimberly Hunter (949) 350-8477 Hillcrest Kristin Barr (702) 277-8396 Olympus Cassidy Bone (801) 865-7812 Skyline Timothy Henry (307) 640-4082 57
Swimming Guidelines 2019-20 Region Chairman: Mark Mitchell ([email protected]) 1. November 1, 2019 will be the first date a swimming meet may be held. 2. A maximum of fourteen (14) meets will be held. All region meets begin at 3:30 pm. 3. The Region Championships will be held on January 31, 2020 at South Davis Rec Center. 4. The State Championship meet will be held at BYU on February 14 & 15, 2020. 5. Home team will be in the odd lanes, the visiting team in the even lanes. 6. Each school’s entries for the Region Championship will be limited to all official entries in each individual event and each relay. All times must be the best time from meets during the current season. a) All swimmers must meet eligibility requirements as per National Federation Rules. b) The top four (4) swimmers from each school may score towards the Region Championship. c) Scoring format will be sixteen (16) places. d) Entries are due Tuesday, January 28, 2020 by 7:00 PM. Please e-mail to [email protected]. e) Trophies and medals and Region Championships will be awarded as follows: i) 1 Region Championship Trophy Each (Girls and Boys) ii) 64 Medals Each (Girls and Boys) for places 1-8 in Individual Events (Total 128 Medals) iii) 36 Medals Each (Girls and Boys) for places 1-3 in Relay Events (72 Total Medals) 7. All hosting of dual meets will have the following: Dual Meets Region Championship $60.00 Starter $40.00 $60.00 Referee $40.00 $30.00 (10) Stroke Judge $40.00 $40.00 (2) Head Timer $40.00 $30.00 Announcer $30.00 Hospitality $???.?? Hospitality Budget $150.00 Meet Director Academic All-Region names (Seniors only, 3.75 overall GPA or higher) must be submitted by Wednesday, January 17, 2020 To Mark Mitchell ([email protected]). Swimming Coaches Information Name School Email Ron Lockwood Cottonwood [email protected] Todd Etherington Brighton [email protected] Joe Pereira Skyline [email protected] Tom Huddlestone Hillcrest [email protected] Tom Thorum Olympus [email protected] Adam Huff Murray [email protected] Max Molokov East [email protected] Mark Gray Highland [email protected] 58
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TENNIS (Boys) GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE Region Chairman: Marielle Rawle Two Week Prior Restrictions: Feb 14 –28, 2021 Starting Date: March 1, 2021 First Game: March 8, 2021 State Tournament: May 20 & 22, 2021 Academic All-State Accepted Between: March 23 – April 22, 2021 Eligibility List Due: March 19, 2021 1. Schools will have varsity and JV level teams. 2. Teams will consist of 7 players for varsity and 7 players for JV: 3 singles players and 2 doubles teams on each team. 3. A maximum of 16 matches may be played plus Region and State tournaments. 4. Region matches are scheduled to begin by 3:30pm. 5. Matches are to be played on the date scheduled (subject to weather and court conditions). The host coach will be responsible to contact the visiting coach regarding the number of players for that day, court locations, and/or cancellation and rescheduling plans by 12:00pm. 6. Matches and court conduct are governed by USTA rules. 7. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, regular scoring, with a 12-point tie break at 6-6. JV players will play an 8 game pro-set with no add scoring. A 12- point tie breaker will be used at 8-8. 8. Home team furnishes the balls (high altitude). 9. Players are limited to a 10-minute warm-up period with practice serves being taken during this time. Coaches should enforce the practice time limit. 10. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number 1 singles player shall be better than the number 2 singles player who shall be better than the number 3 singles player. The number 1 doubles team shall be better than the number 2 doublesteam. Stacking is NOT permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. Juggling, shuffling, or forfeiting positions to gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational environment. In the event of an injury, absence, ineligibility during any course of the season the next best player would move up to fill the spot vacated by the injured player. 11. A coach may move players from singles to doubles or from doubles to singles. However, the players must be ranked according to ability in either position. 12. To qualify for the Region and State Tournaments, players will follow the state tennis rules. The rule states that players must play 5 matches in either a varsity or JV position to qualify. Players do not need to play all 5 matches in a specific spot. 60
13. The Team Championship will be determined as follows: a. 1 point for each Region Dual Meet match, with a total of 5 points possible per match. b. By the finish of each player in the Region Tournament 1st place = 4 points 2nd place = 3 points 3rd place = 2 points 4th place = 1 point 14. The Region will furnish the tennis balls for the Region Meet. 15. The format for the Region Tournament will be determined by the coaches upon notificationas to how many players from Region III will be entered in the State Meet. A double elimination draw is currently being used. 16. A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the Region Meet. 17. Changeovers have a time limit of 90 seconds and the time limit is 2 minutes between the 1st and 2nd set and up to 10 minutes between the 2nd and 3rdset. UHSAA Coaching Guidelines: Coaching is only allowed by members of the coaching staff during allowed rest period, between sets and during changeovers. At Dual matches, Region, and State, only 2 coaches are allowed to coach at any given time and only one coach is allowed on any given court. Compliance with USTA time limitations regarding rest periods and changeovers are still in effect and USTA penalties for time violations on rest periods and changeovers will be enforced. Coaching is not permitted during the warm-up period, during a tiebreaker or following the 1st game of a set. 18. Players should go to the restroom before match play begins. In the event of an emergency situation, the player may leave the court to go to the restroom between games. Coaches should be notified if a player needs to leave the court. Otherwise players should not leave the court for any other reason. 19. Rest periods between matches at the Region Tournament will consist of 60 minutes for singles players and 30 minutes for doubles teams. 20. Only 2 coaches may participate in any region event as “official coaches” and must be certified as coaches through the appropriate channels. Coaches will be identified by all competing teams prior to the beginning of the match or tournament. For dual matches, only 2 certified team coaches will be allowed to coach at one time and should be wearing a badge that can be rotated between your coaching staff. 61
Tennis (Boys) Coach Information Region Tennis Chair (801) 598-9295 - Brighton High Marielle Rawle [email protected] or (801) 826-5814 School Boys' Coach Email Phone Number Brighton Natalie Meyer [email protected] (801) 558-7029 Cottonwood Scott McLaughlin [email protected] (435) 770-3583 East Jamisen Goodell [email protected] (308) 293-5996 Hillcrest Robert James [email protected] (801) 674-8303 Highland Jeanine Elsholz [email protected] (435) 850-9134 Murray Andrea Perschon [email protected] (801) 859-1022 Olympus Sky Grahn [email protected] (801) 558-9018 Skyline Lesa Taggert [email protected] (801) 244-0019 62
Tennis (Boys) Schedule 2020-21 Region Tennis Tournament Wednesday & Thursday Thursday, April 15 May 12th & 13th Murray @ Highland @ Brighton High School Hillcrest @ Skyline East @ Cottonwood State Tennis Tournament Olympus @ Brighton Thursday & Saturday, May 20th & 22nd @ Liberty Park Tuesday, April 20 East @ Highland *Hillcrest matches will be played at the opposing Hillcrest (home team) @ Cottonwood team’s courts Brighton @ Murray **Home team is the team listed 2nd Skyline @ Olympus (ex. Olympus @ Skyline then Skyline would be the home team) Thursday, April 22 Highland @ Skyline Monday, March 1st = begin practice/team Hillcrest @ East selection Olympus @ Murray Monday, March 8th = first contest allowed Cottonwood @ Brighton Monday, May 10th = seeding meeting location TBA July 4 – July 10, 2021 = MORATORIUM – no Tuesday, April 27 practices, competitions, meetings, or travel Murray @ East Highland @ Cottonwood Hillcrest (home team) @ Olympus Brighton @ Skyline Thursday, April 29 East @ Olympus Brighton @ Highland Hillcrest @ Murray Skyline @ Cottonwood Tuesday, May 4 Skyline @ East Hillcrest @ Brighton Cottonwood @ Murray Highland @ Olympus Thursday, May 6 Hillcrest (home team) @ Highland Murray @ Skyline Olympus @ Cottonwood East @ Brighton 63
TENNIS (Girls) GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE Region Chairman: Marielle Rawle Two Week Prior Restrictions: July 20 – August 2, 2020 Starting Date: August 3, 2020 First Game: August 10, 2020 State Tournament: October 1 & 3, 2020 Academic All-State Accepted Between: September 1 – 30, 2020 Eligibility List Due: August 28, 2020 1. Schools will have varsity and JV level teams. 2. Teams will consist of 7 players for varsity and 7 players for JV: 3 singles players and 2 doubles teams on each team. 3. A maximum of 16 matches may be played plus Region and State tournaments. 4. Region matches are scheduled to begin by 3:30pm. 5. Matches are to be played on the date scheduled (subject to weather and court conditions). The host coach will be responsible to contact the visiting coach regarding the number of players for that day, court locations, and/or cancellation and rescheduling plans by 12:00pm. 6. Matches and court conduct are governed by USTA rules. 7. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, regular scoring, with a 12-point tie break at 6-6. JV players will play an 8 game pro-set with no add scoring. A 12- point tie breaker will be used at 8-8. 8. Home team furnishes the balls (high altitude). 9. Players are limited to a 10-minute warm-up period with practice serves being taken during this time. Coaches should enforce the practice time limit. 10. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number 1 singles player shall be better than the number 2 singles player who shall be better than the number 3singles player. The number 1 doubles team shall be better than the number 2 doubles team. Stacking is NOT permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. Juggling, shuffling, or forfeiting positions to gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational environment. In the event of an injury, absence, ineligibility during any course of the season the next best player would move up to fill the spot vacated by the injured player. 11. A coach may move players from singles to doubles or from doubles to singles. However, the players must be ranked according to ability in either position. 12. To qualify for the Region and State Tournaments, players will follow the state tennis rules. The rule states that players must play 5 matches in either a varsity or JV position to qualify. Players do not need to play all 5 matches in a specific spot. 64
13. The Team Championship will be determined as follows: a. 1 point for each Region Dual Meet match, with a total of 5 points possible per match. b. By the finish of each player in the Region Tournament 1st place = 4 points 2nd place = 3 points 3rd place = 2 points 4th place = 1 point 14. The Region will furnish the tennis balls for the Region Meet. 15. The format for the Region Tournament will be determined by the coaches upon notificationas to how many players from Region III will be entered in the State Meet. A double elimination draw is currently being used. 16. A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the Region Meet. 17. Changeovers have a time limit of 90 seconds and the time limit is 2 minutes between the 1st and 2nd set and up to 10 minutes between the 2nd and 3rdset. UHSAA Coaching Guidelines: Coaching is only allowed by members of the coaching staff during allowed rest period, between sets and during changeovers. At Dual matches, Region, and State, only 2 coaches are allowed to coach at any given time and only one coach is allowed on any given court. Compliance with USTA time limitations regarding rest periods and changeovers are still in effect and USTA penalties for time violations on rest periods and changeovers will be enforced. Coaching is not permitted during the warm-up period, during a tiebreaker or following the 1st game of a set. 18. Players should go to the restroom before match play begins. In the event of an emergency situation, the player may leave the court to go to the restroom between games. Coaches should be notified if a player needs to leave the court. Otherwise players should not leave the court for any other reason. 19. Rest periods between matches at the Region Tournament will consist of 60 minutes for singles players and 30 minutes for doubles teams. 20. Only 2 coaches may participate in any region event as “official coaches” and must be certified as coaches through the appropriate channels. Coaches will be identified by all competing teams prior to the beginning of the match or tournament. For dual matches, only 2 certified team coaches will be allowed to coach at one time and should be wearing a badge that can be rotated between your coaching staff. 65
Tennis (Girls) Coaches Information Region Tennis Chair (801) 598-9295 - Brighton High Marielle Rawle [email protected] or (801) 826-5814 School Girls' Coach Email Phone Number Brighton Natalie Meyer [email protected] (801) 558-7029 Cottonwood Scott McLaughlin [email protected] (435) 770-3583 East Brian Monson [email protected] (801) 597-4097 Hillcrest Robert James [email protected] (801) 674-8303 Highland Jeanine Elsholz [email protected] (435) 850-9134 Murray Andrea Perschon [email protected] (801) 859-1022 Olympus Molly Dingley [email protected] (518) 605-9109 Skyline Jennifer Soulier [email protected] (801) 824-2098 66
Tennis (Girls) Schedule 2020 Region Tennis Tournament Wednesday & Thursday, September 23rd & 24th Thursday, August 27 @ Brighton High School Murray @ Highland Hillcrest @ Skyline State Tennis Tournament East @ Cottonwood Thursday & Saturday, October 1st & 3rd Olympus @ Brighton @ Liberty Park *Hillcrest matches will be played at the opposing team’s Tuesday, September 1 courts East @ Highland **Home team is the team listed 2nd Hillcrest (home team) @ Cottonwood (ex. Olympus @ Skyline then Skyline would be the home Brighton @ Murray team) Skyline @ Olympus Monday, August 3rd = begin practice/team selection Monday, August 10th = first contest allowed Thursday, September 3 Monday, September 21st = seeding meeting location TBA Highland @ Skyline Nov 22 – Dec 20 = MORATORIUM – no Hillcrest @ East practices, competitions, meetings or travel Olympus @ Murray January 1st, 2021 = MORATORIUM – no practices, Cottonwood @ Brighton competitions, meetings, or travel July 4 – July 10, 2021 = MORATORIUM – no Tuesday, September 8 practices, competitions, meetings, or travel Murray @ East Highland @ Cottonwood 67 Hillcrest (home team) @ Olympus Brighton @ Skyline Thursday, September 10 East @ Olympus Brighton @ Highland Hillcrest @ Murray Skyline @ Cottonwood Tuesday, September 15 Skyline @ East Hillcrest @ Brighton Cottonwood @ Murray Highland @ Olympus Thursday, September 17 Hillcrest (home team) @ Highland Murray @ Skyline Olympus @ Cottonwood East @ Brighton
Track And Field Guidelines Track & Field Guidelines – 2020 – Region VI 1. Track meets for boys and girls are to be conducted concurrently. 2. Track meets will start at 3:30 p.m. 3. The following awards should be given. A. 1 Team Region Trophy (Boys & Girls) B. Region Championship Meet: Medals for the first six (6) places in individual events, and medals to the first three (3) places in relay events. Top four (4) places in individual events and relays qualify for the State meet. 4. The responsibility of deciding if a meet should be cancelled rests with the host school. Although input from the other participating schools should be obtained whenever possible, the final decision rests with the host school. The host school will phone the other participating schools and cancel the meet by 1:00 p.m. on the day of the meet. 5. Meets: Participants must be designated before running of their events. A. Men’s and Women’s heats may be combined as designated by the host school. B. All schools are responsible for bringing their own name tags. C. All field events will be limited to three (3) attempts – no finals. D. Visiting schools will be responsible for staffing and running two (2) field E. 1. events for duals and one (1) field event for quadrangulars. 6. Region JV Championship Meet: A. The purpose of this meet is to give all non-varsity athletes a chance to compete with other JV athletes in the region at one final meet. It is coaches’ discretion as to who is entered, keeping in mind its purpose. Participation in this meet doesn’t disqualify any athlete from competing in the Region Championships. 7. Region Championship Meet: A. Each school shall be allowed five (5) entries per school per event and one (1) relay team per event. B. There will be an All-Region designation given to the region champion in each event. The host school will notify the press. C. If not a FAT time or official distance, it is considered as “No time or no mark” for seeding purposes. All entered times and marks for the Region meet are subject to verification at the Region Seeding Meeting. Once entries officially close, only scratches will be allowed; no additions or substitutions. D. The games committee and/or referee will make all decisions on any protest that may occur. E. Seeding meeting will be held under the direction of the host school. F. Top 8 times for track and top 9 for field events will advance to finals, regardless of placement in heat. G. Region will pay the cost for a Head Referee and two Starters, as well as the cost of timing the meet with a FAT system. 68
Track and Field Coaches Information - Pending Track and Field Meet Schedule 2021 Wednesday, March 17th – Olympus, Highland @ Brighton Cottonwood, Skyline @ Hillcrest East @ Murray Wednesday, March 24th - Skyline, Brighton @ Olympus Murray, Highland @ Hillcrest Wednesday, April 1st- Hillcrest @ Brighton Wednesday, April 7th – Murray, Olympus @ East Skyline, Cottonwood @ Highland Wednesday, April 14th- Olympus, Brighton @ Highland Hillcrest @ East Wednesday, April 21st - Brighton, East @ Cottonwood Highland, Hillcrest @ Murray Skyline @ Olympus Wednesday, April 28th Region JV Championships @ Olympus Wednesday, May 12th Region 6 Championships @ East & Thursday, May 13th Thursday, May 20th & State Track Meet @ BYU Saturday, May 22nd 69
VOLLEYBALL GUIDELINES Activity Chairman: Tim Mundt (Assistant. Prin) SKYLINE HIGH 385-646-5420 Volleyball Chairman: Mondo Begay (Coach) SKYLINE HIGH 801-633-4715 [email protected] Moratoriums: Nov. 26- Nov 29, Dec 23 – Dec 27, Jan. 1, July 4 - 10 Rules Clinic: Aug. 11, 6pm Live @ UHSAA 199 E. Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, (on-line Aug 12 – Sept 13 uhsaa.org/training) Starting Date: Aug. 3, 2020 First Contest: Aug. 13, 2020 Eligibility Due: Aug. 24, 2020 Academic All-State Deadline: Sept 30, 2020 Fall Break: Oct 15 – 16 for all but Skyline and Olympus State Tournament: First Round Nov. 3rd (TBD), Top 16 Finals Nov. 5th -7th, 2019 (Utah Valley University) 1. ALL RULES: UHSAA (uhsaa.org) and NFHS (https://www.nfhs.org/activities-sports/volleyball/) 2. MAXPREPS: Each school will submit an online copy of your complete schedule of games with dates, where they will be played and time of games to Maxpreps.com 3. SEASON MATCHES: One of the following three options may be chosen: 18 matches and 0 tournaments; 17 matches and 1 tournament; or 16 matches and 2 tournaments. The following guidelines pertain to the tournaments: no more than 6 total matches in a tournament, no more than 4 matches in a single day; and tournaments may not exceed three days in length. If a region tournament is held it would have to be counted as one of the two tournaments allowed. For varsity matches inside a tournament, one of the two following options can be considered: 1) All matches are a best 3 out of 5 sets or 2) Pool play can be a best 2 out of 3 sets and at least two bracketed matches must be a best 3 out of 5 sets. For varsity matches outside a tournament all matches are a best 3 out of 5 sets. 4. GAME TIMES: JV (Freshman) 3:30 Sophomore 4:45 Varsity 6:00 5. COURTS: Please be set up one hour prior to the start of the first match/es. 6. SCOREKEEPERS: An Adult for every Varsity Competition. Players may do JV, Sophomore, and Freshman divisions. 7. FRESHMAN TEAMS: Schools that have Freshman teams will play at the same time as the JV. Please coordinate with the school you are playing, Administration, and Officials. 8. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE AND JV MATCH OPTIONS: Freshman: Best of 3 Games (25,25,15) Cap 27,17 Soph: Best of 3 Games (25,25,15) Cap 27,17. JV Best of 5 (25,25,15,15,15) Cap of 27,27,17, and no Cap) 9. VARSITY MATCHES: Best of 5 (25,25,25,25, 15) NO CAP 10. UNDER CLASSMAN REGION TOURNAMENTS: No Freshman, Sophomore or JV Region Tournament. 11. HOME TEAMS: will provide water for visiting team and a table for visiting teams for food. 12. SCORE REPORTING: Home Teams are responsible for calling in scores to Newspapers upon completion of matches, that night. Desnews: 801-999-0186 [email protected] Sltrib: 801-257-8900 13. AUDIENCE SPORTSMANSHIP: Audience Members are the responsibility of coaches and schools. Please keep them in check. 14. REGION WINNER: A Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the winning team or teams if a Tie. 15. ALL REGION TEAMS: The All-Region 6 Team, will be selected by the coaches at the end of the season. 1 MVP, 10 1st Team, 10 2nd Team, 12 Honorable Mention, 1 Coach of the Year. All Region Teams will be selected by Coaches at the final region meeting from Coaches Consensus. 16. PLAYER BALLOTS: Are due to Region Chair, Mondo, by midnight Friday, Oct 30th, 2020, by email. Those being considered for selection will need to be compiled prior to the Region Coaches Meeting. 17. ALL REGION SELECTION COACHES MEETING: Monday November 2, 2020 6:00 pm at the Olive Garden in Sugarhouse. 18. Academic All Region: Only seniors are eligible for academic all-region. Student athletes must have a 3.7 cumulative GPA and must be nominated by their coach or athletic director. 19. There will be no tiebreakers. All teams will make the state tournament and will be seeded by the teams RPI. More information on RPI can be found at WWW.UHSAA.ORG 70
Volleyball Coaches Name School Phone E-Mail 801-633-4715 [email protected] Mondo Begay Skyline [email protected] 801-791-5103 [email protected] Melissa Guymon Hillcrest 435-632-3417 [email protected] 801-898-4163 [email protected] Leeah Dahle Olympus 385-867-6967 [email protected] [email protected] Josey Hilton Brighton 801-647-8745 [email protected] Patrick Ramirez Murray Rae Mulitalo Cottonwood Tea Sitaki Highland Molly Campbell East 71
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Wrestling Guidelines Activity Chair: Ted Sierer, Highland High School Cell phone: 801-541-0819 Moratoriums: Rules Clinic: Start Date: Body Fat Testing: First Contest: Eligibility List Due: Academic All-State Deadline: 5A Divisional Tournament: State Entry Deadline: State Tournament: All scales used in an official weigh-in will be certified annually before 1st region dual. Each school is responsible to notify the Utah Department of Weights and Measures. Scales must be certified prior to the beginning of the competition. The home school is responsible to provide a certified scale for weigh-in at all Region Duals. Starting times for Region VI Weigh-ins - 4:00 P.M. JV matches - 5:00 P.M. Varsity matches – 6:00 P.M. or following J.V. The Region VI champion will be determined by the head to head results of the region duals. The team with the best overall record will be the region champion. In the event of two teams tying for the best record, the champion will be the team which won the head to head matchup. If there are three or more teams tied with the best record, the champion will be determined by following criteria outlined in the NFHS handbook. A coaches’ vote will determine the champion for any extenuating circumstances outside of the previously listed situations. A region champion medal will be provided by the region for any wrestler who is undefeated in the region duals (the wrestler must have at least 4 region contacts). Wrestling Coaches Information - Pending 73
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