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NSW PRIMARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION - HANDBOOK

 

SECTION 6.8 - RUGBY UNION KNOCKOUT COMPETITION - Boys

 

DIVISIONS: BRYAN PALMER SHIELD - OPEN PRIMARY

 

(Amended 2008)

6  
KNOCKOUT COMPETITION
6.8

RUGBY UNION
6.8.1 Refer to General Knockout Rules.
6.8.2
RULES AND CONDITIONS
   (a) All matches to be played under the current U19 Laws of Rugby as played in NSW with the following variation:
    (i) The event of a team being unable to field a side through injury to specialist positions, viz, front row, second row, the game will be allowed to commence or continue WITHOUT contesting of scrums.
Where an infringement requires a scrum, this be replaced by the taking of a tap kick by the non-offending side, the defending side to be back five (5) metres.
  (b)  DURATION OF PLAY
    (i)   Matches shall be of twenty (20) minutes each half duration in all preliminary rounds. Semi-finals and final will be twenty two and a half minutes (22.5) each half
    (ii) No time off for injury will be allowed except in Final.
    (iii) Replacements for injury will be allowed at any time during the matches.
  (c)

DRAWN GAMES

In the event of a tied score, with the exception of the Final

    (i) The first scorer will be deemed the winner.
    (ii) Where there is no score an extra five (5) minutes each way will be played.
    (iii) If there is still no score, the team incurring the least number of penalties will be declared winners.
    (iv) If penalties are equal the team which has the least number of forces in goal shall be declared winners.
    (v) If forces in goal are equal, the winner shall be decided by the toss of a coin.
    (vi) In finals if the score is tied, then joint winners will be declared.
  (d) HOME SCHOOL SHALL
    (i) Provide the best full sized oval available correctly marked and flagged.
    (ii) Provide a qualified certificated referee and two (2) touch judges.
    (iii) Provide 'school' size Rugby ball.
  (e)

PENNANTS

Twenty-two (22) pennants will be awarded to the winning school team and twenty-two (22) pennants to the runners-up on the day of the final plus one (1) pennant for each Team Coach and one (1) pennant to each school.

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