| 1. |
There will be a minimum of 6
players to a team with a roster limit of 12 players. Each player may play up
to 5 games per match. In the event a team has less than 6 players, a player
must shoot with a BLIND. The Blind is an imaginary player, which receives 40
points per round, but cannot go lower than 21 points. The Blind will always
go 2nd. If a player shows up late, the Blind must finish the game in
progress. The home team shoots 1st and 3rd in the first game.
Thereafter the team who lost the previous game will shoot 1st and 3rd. |
| 2. |
To go out, a player’s partner must
have the SAME or LESS points than the opponent’s COMBINED score. The player
CANNOT go out if the partner’s score is MORE than the opponent’s combined
score. If the player does go out when he should not, the opposing team wins
that game. |
| 3. |
All league games will be played on
Wednesday nights at 7:30 pm, unless otherwise rescheduled. There are 15
games per match. |
| 4. |
Once a player has shot for one
team, he cannot shoot for any other team until a new season begins. |
| 5. |
No new players may play in the
final three (3) weeks of the season or in the playoffs. To be eligible for
the playoffs, a player must have played at least one game in at least six
(6) different regular season matches. |
| 6. |
During playoffs, in the event of a
tie, a tiebreaker game will be played at the current location and a coin
toss will determine the order of play. |
| 7. |
Score sheets must be kept by each
team. If two or more players have the same name, include the last initial to
differentiate between the two (or more) Players.
Keep all score sheets until the
end of playoffs, in case of dispute. |
| 8. |
Darts cannot weigh more than 16
grams. Any player caught using illegal darts will be suspended for three (3)
matches and all games played by player with illegal darts in the disputed
match shall be made forfeit. |
| 9. |
Excessive yelling to distract
players is not allowed. Abuse of equipment is not tolerated. Any
disagreements that cannot be settled through common sense and good
sportsmanship will be settled by the flip of the coin by the team captains. |
| 10. |
THE DART BOARD IS ALWAYS
RIGHT. If a dart does not register, it may not be rethrown. In case
of a stuck segment, the dart will be removed and play continues. If a
dartboard is continually malfunctioning, the remainder of the match may be
rescheduled or played out on a neutral board, if mutually agreed upon by
both team captains. |
| 11. |
There will be a $25 sponsor fee
due at registration. To be on the schedule, the sponsor cannot owe
for previous seasons and the registration fee MUST be paid in full. |
| 12. |
In the event that a team cannot
appear at a scheduled match, the captain must contact the opposing captain
before 6pm or forfeit the match. If contact cannot be made, both bars
should be notified. If a team does not show up by 8:00 pm, that team will
receive zero (0) points and the opponent will receive 8 points. If the team
that showed up consents, that match may be played within two (2) weeks of
the original match, excluding break weeks. |
| 13. |
13. If it is known in advance that
a team cannot attend a match, it is strongly encouraged to be rescheduled
and played ahead of the original date and time, if possible. ATTENTION
STUDENTS: You know when your breaks are. Plan accordingly. |
| 14. |
Match scores must be called to
482-4800 immediately after the match but no later than bar closing (2:30
am) that night. Any delay causes inaccurate and late standings (online). All
rescheduled or forfeit matches must be reported to the league scorekeeper
(482-4800). Any failure to report will cause both teams to attain ZERO (0)
points for that match. |
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