2016 Bob Weaver Memorial Ice Bowl Information Pack BOB WEAVER. April 21, June 1, 2004

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2016 Bob Weaver Memorial Ice Bowl Information Pack BOB WEAVE April 21, 1954 - June 1, 2004 During the winter of 2001, in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy, Bob joined with a small group of local residents

1 2016 Bob Weaver Memorial Ice Bowl Information Pack BOB WEAVE April 21, June 1, 2004 During the winter of 2001, in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy, Bob joined with a small group of local residents to form Junior Lacrosse. This core group wanted to give something back to the community so they built the Chargers Lacrosse program on the fundamentals of teamwork, sportsmanship and honor for the game of lacrosse. Bob became the lacrosse program s equipment management officer and was instrumental in procuring all equipment for the club s first lacrosse season. In the seasons that followed, Bob worked tirelessly to purchase, maintain and distribute equipment as the lacrosse program grew. He also acted as the team s trainer and could always be found on the sideline performing any job that had to be done. From time keeping, to stats, to attending to players needs, Bob could always be counted upon to be there for the team. His love for the sport and the players knew no boundaries. He was a committed program officer and positive influence to the players and coaches of the program. Bob s efforts with the program were so great that following the club s inaugural season, the annual Bob Weaver Whatever It Takes Award was created to honor Bob and his passion for the lacrosse program. The Bob Weaver Whatever It Takes Award has been awarded to those individuals who have gone above and beyond for the Junior Lacrosse Program.

2 BOB WEAVE MEMOIAL ICE BOWL TOUNAMENT ULES 1. All coaches and players agree to abide by the rules set forth by the Junior lacrosse league for this tournament. 2. With the exception of the following, all NJJLL rules and regulations governing boy s lacrosse play are in effect for this tournament. 3. All players and coaches must be members of US Lacrosse. 4. The lacrosse official (s) is the final word on all calls made on the field of play. 5. Each game is comprised of two (2), twenty (20) minute running time halves. There will be a five (5) minute half time and five (5) minutes to move from field to field. 6. A common horn will be used to communicate the start of each game / half, two (2) minutes left in each half of each game and the end of each game. The following will be observed: One (1) long blast of the horn Start of game / half Two (2) quick blasts of the horn Two (2) minutes left in half. One (1) long blast of the horn End of game / half. 7. Each half will begin with a face off at the midfield line. 8. When a team is scored upon, that team will then clear the ball from their defensive end outside of the box- GLE. Play starts on refs. whistle (substitutions allowed by either/both teams.) Mercy ule- 4 goals. Scored upon team gets ball at midfield and starts on whistle. 9. All personnel changes will be done On the Fly through the box. 10. There are no time outs. 11. The clock does not stop for anything! 12. Each team will provide a timer for penalties. 13. Game score will be kept at the scorers table at each field. Score will be maintained by a flip score card. 14. The score at the end of the second half is the final score. There is no overtime, a tie is a tie. 15. It is the responsibility of each coach to have his team on the field ready to play at the horn. Failure to do so will result in the opposing team starting with the ball at the midfield line. 16. Players or coaches exhibiting unsportsmanlike like conduct will not be tolerated. Fighting will result in player expulsion from the game and / or the tournament. 17. PLEASE - Help keep our park beautiful. Teams clearing the bench should take away any sideline trash (orange peels, water bottles, etc.) Trash bags available at info. tent/concessions stand. Honor the game and have fun!

3 X FIELD # 4 PICNIC AEA PLAYGOUND PLAYES KEEP OUT! CONCESSION STAND BASEBALL H I C K O Y C O N E D X FIELD # 3 X FIELD # 2 X FIELD # 1 V e n d o r s First Aid ICE BOWL PAKING HEE B A N Keep Out ALEXANDIA PAK ENTANCE ICE BOWL PAKING HEE BASEBALL HOSTED BY: WELCOME TO THE ICE BOWL! 242 Little York- Mt. Pleasant d, Pittstown (or Milford), NJ ALEXANDIA TOWNSHIP, NEW JESEY APIL 30, 2016 S OUTE 519 N PLEASE NOTE: * PLEASE DO NOT PAK ON THE GASS. * BAN AEA ESTICTED - PLEASE DO NOT ENTE * PLEASE THOW ALL TASH IN DUMPSTE

2016 Bob Weaver Memorial ICE BOWL GAME SCHEDULE TIME FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 4 9:00 AM 9:50 AM 10:40 AM 11:30 AM 12:20 PM 1:10 PM umson Fair Haven umson Fair Haven umson Fair Haven Mt.

0 Minutes Prior to First Game at the Information Tent 8:30 AM SJ Black Storm omson Fair Haven Shark iver 9:20 AM Colts Neck Berkley Hts - New Providenc 2:00 PM - Award Ceremony.

4 2016 Bob Weaver Memorial ICE BOWL GAME SCHEDULE TIME FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 4 9:00 AM 9:50 AM 10:40 AM 11:30 AM 12:20 PM 1:10 PM umson Fair Haven umson Fair Haven umson Fair Haven Mt. Olive Shark iver 2:00 PM Awards Ceremony (Near the Snack Bar) 2:20 PM 3:10 PM Shark iver umson Fair Haven Monro Shark iver Shark iver *** Important *** Coaches Meeting 30:00.0 Minutes Prior to First Game at the Information Tent 8:30 AM SJ Black Storm omson Fair Haven Shark iver 9:20 AM Colts Neck Berkley Hts - New Providenc 2:00 PM - Award Ceremony. PLEASE make sure PAENTS, players and coaches attend! Support the Chargers: Hot/Cold Food, Breakfast, Drinks, available (Please use our concessions stand vs bringing food in...) Limited Tourney Tee Shirts available for sales COACHES PLEASE BING A COPY OF YOU OSTE, TO COACHES MEETING!

5 DIECTIONS TO BOB WEAVE MEMOIAL ICE BOWL FIELDS (242 Little York- Mt. Pleasant d, Pittstown (or Milford), NJ) From POINTS EAST Travel OUTE 78 WEST. Take EXIT 15 (173 CLINTON / PITTSTOWN). Make a left at the light at the end of the exit ramp. You are now traveling on OUTE 513 SOUTH. Travel on OUTE 513 SOUTH for 4.6 miles. At the 4.6 mile mark you will be at the OUTE 579 / OUTE 513 Split. The Pittstown Inn will be on your right hand side. Be sure to make the right immediately after you pass the Pittstown Inn to continue traveling on OUTE 513. Travel this section of OUTE 513 for 2.2 miles. Make a right onto OUTE 519 NOTH. (Turn is just before large white church). Travel OUTE 519 NOTH for 2.2 Miles. Park is on the right hand side. Large Yellow Horse Barn on premises. From POINTS WEST Take EXIT 11 (173 / W. POTAL PATTENBUG). At the top of the exit ramp make a right. You are now traveling on OUTE 614 WEST. Travel OUTE 614 for 5.0 miles into Little York. Make a left at the Little York Tavern intersection to continue traveling on OUTE 614 WEST. Travel this section of OUTE 614 WEST for point 3 (.3) miles to the OUTE 614 / OUTE 631 split. Take OUTE 631. Travel OUTE 631 for 1.7 miles. Park is on the left-hand side. Large Yellow Horse Barn on premises.

6 DIECTIONS TO BOB WEAVE MEMOIAL ICE BOWL FIELDS From POINTS NOTH Take OUTE 31 SOUTH to OUTE 78 WEST. Follow the "From POINTS EAST" Directions. Take oute 287 South to oute 78 West. Follow the From POINTS EAST Directions. From POINTS SOUTH Travel OUTE 95 NOTH to OUTE 29. Travel OUTE 29 to Frenchtown, New Jersey. Once you reach Frenchtown, make a left at the Stop sign (Art Gallery is directly in front of you). Make your first right onto HAISON STEET. In approximately one half mile HAISON STEET becomes OUTE 619. Travel OUTE 619 for 3.4 miles to Milford, New Jersey. Make a right onto OUTE 519 SOUTH. (If you go past the stop light and a Citgo Station on your right you have gone too far). Travel OUTE 519 for 2.5 Miles. Go directly through the stop sign at the OUTE 519 / OUTE 631 interchange the park entrance will be directly in front of you. Large Yellow Horse Barn on premises.

7 ALEXANDIA TOWNSHIP PAK ULES 1. Glass beverage containers are not permitted on park premises. 2. No unauthorized vehicles (including but not limited to All Terrain Vehicles, motorbikes, etc.) permitted on grass or paths, except for motorized wheelchairs and / or similar devices for the disabled. 3. Fires are not permitted. 4. The sale, use and possession of any controlled substances is expressly prohibited, including but not limited to, alcoholic beverages, beer, wine, and wine coolers and other spirits except where applicant receives Township Committee approval, New Jersey state Alcohol Bureau of Control permit, and appropriate insurance. 5. Smoking is prohibited on or within fifty (50) feet of any athletic field, play structure, or Alexandria Township recreation activity. 6. All pets must be on leash. 7. No pets in playground area or on athletic fields. 8. Pet owners are responsible for picking up and removing their animals' feces from any park area. 9. Please observe posted park hours. 10. No vehicles in park after closing. 11. No golf allowed on park athletic fields. 12. Deposit all waste in trash receptacles. This includes sideline trash such as orange peels, drink containers, etc. 13. Teams must have permit for field use. 14. Children ages twelve (12) & under should be supervised by an adult at all times. 15. No parking on roadways. 16. Hunting is not allowed. 17. Fireworks and firearms of any kind are not allowed. 18. Defacing or removal of park property including wildlife (plant or animal) is prohibited.

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