ADULT # 1 JUNE Men's Draw

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1 ADULT # 1 JUNE Men's Draw Pool A 1. J. Mueller/C. De Man 2. G. Little/K. Kleinfeldt 3. M. McCaffery/A. Bell-Moratto 4. C. Westra/D. Leroy Pool B 1. L. Birker/J. Woelfel 2. M. Saly/B. Vanderline 3. C. McIntyre/J. Mohler 4. J. Reid/M. Brown Pool C 1. K. Dickie/S. Strutt 2. L. McDonald/D. McDonald 3. B. Ernewein/M. Ernewein 4. S. Dehod/C. Zeggil Pool D 1. B. Hewwing/S. Scott 2. J. Teliske/O. Prophete 3. S. Elgert/S. McIntyre 4. B. Risselada/J. Heinen Pool E 1. N. Dorval/K. Korpany 2. Z. Brown/T. Rieck 3. I. Stime/T. Dexter 4. R. Driscoll/S. Hart Saturday Court 9 Court 10 Court 11 Court 5 Court 6 9:00 A1-A4 B1-B4 C1-C4 D1-D4 E1-E4 10:00 A2-A3 B2-B3 C2-C3 D2-D3 E2-E3 11:00 A2-A4 B2-B4 C2-C4 D2-D4 E2-E4 12:00 A1-A3 B1-B3 C1-C3 D1-D3 E1-E3 1:00 A3-A4 B3-B4 C3-C4 D3-D4 E3-E4 2:00 A1-A2 B1-B2 C1-C2 D1-D2 E1-E2 3:00 M2 M4 Y1 Y2 4:00 M5 Y4 5:00 M6 Sunday Court 9 Court 10 9:00 M8 M9 10: : :00 5* 4* * All games are best of 3 * (*) games are for prize money AAA AA 1st - $200 1st- $125 2nd- $125 2nd- $75 3rd- $75 Y5 Y6 Y3 Y8 Y9 Y7 Y12 Y13 M7 Y10 Y11 Y15* Y14* Court 11

2 Men's Playoff Tier 1 1A 2C 2 1D LM5 M4 M7 9TH 1E LM6 5 1ST 1C M5 2E 3 2D M2 2A M6 1B 4 3RD L M8 LM TH L M9 LM4 5TH

3 Men's Playoff Tier 1 3A 4C Y3 Y1 4B Y12 3D LY5 Y4 Y7 9TH 3E LY6 Y15 1ST 3C Y5 4E Y13 4D Y2 4A Y6 3B Y14 3RD LY1 Y8 LY2 Y11 Y10 7TH LY3 Y9 LY4 5TH

4 Volleyball Alberta Behavior Policy This policy is meant to serve as a reminder of the Code of Ethics for Referees, the Code of Conduct for Participants, as well as guide to the officials in the appropriate measures for applying sanctions (Rules 20, 21 and Misconduct Sanction Scale as presented in the Rulebook). Participants should recognize that individual officials have a varying perspective on what degree of conduct may or may not be considered within a normal emotional reaction. The following scenarios are examples of actions that must be addressed appropriately by the first referee through sanctioning. Verbal comments or gestures by participants directed at any member of the referee corps in regards to a decision. The use of profane or foul language: Should the official(s) hear profane or foul language used by a participant that is loud enough to be heard by spectators, regardless of where the language is directed. A team member either sitting on the bench or staying in the warm-up area, protesting or contesting the referees decision. When a ball (or object) is thrown, kicked or deflected in anger by any participant. The match official does have the ability to determine the extent of the offence. If considered minor misconduct, the 1 st referee may limit the sanctioning to a stage 1 (verbal) or stage 2 warning (yellow card). A stage 2 warning, while issued to a specific member of a team, serves notice that the entire team (by extension) has reached the sanctioning phase and any additional forms of misconduct will be addressed with at minimum, a penalty (red card). Repetition of minor offences by the same team/individual in the same match must be sanctioned progressively. Incorrect conduct by a team member towards officials, opponents, teammates or spectators is classified in three categories according to the seriousness of the offence. Sanctions are applied based on the following: Rude Conduct: actions contrary to good manners or moral principles Offensive Conduct: defamatory or insulting words or gestures or any action expressing contempt Aggression: actual physical attack or aggressive or threatening behavior Note: There does not have to be a stage 1 or 2 warning issued to an individual or team before the official applies an appropriate sanction. Note: In the instance of an expulsion or disqualification, the first referee must submit a separate report to his/her ROC and the Volleyball Alberta staff member responsible for officials. An expulsion or disqualification may result in further sanctioning at the discretion of the Volleyball Alberta Executive.

5 Minor Misconduct Scale Stage 1 Warning: Verbal warning issued through the game captain Stage 2 Warning: By use of a yellow card to the team member(s) concerned Sanctions Scale This formal warning is not in itself a sanction but a symbol that the team member (and by extension the team) has reached the sanctioning level for the match. It is recorded on the score sheet but has no immediate consequences. Penalty (Rude Conduct): By use of a red card to the team member(s) concerned The application of a penalty results in a point and service to the opponent Expulsion (Offensive Conduct): By use of a red and yellow card (jointly) to the team member(s) concerned A team member who is sanctioned by expulsion shall not play for the rest of the set, must be substituted legally and immediately if on court and must remain seated in the penalty area with no other consequence An expelled coach loses his/her right to intervene in the set and must remain seated in the penalty area Disqualification (Aggression): By use of a red and yellow card (separately) to the team member(s) concerned A team member who is sanctioned by disqualification must be substituted legally and immediately if on court and must leave the Competition Control Area for the rest of the match with no other consequences.