Festival Rules
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Use of powerade at venues
Powerade is available at each sports venue for teams to help stay hydrated during the festival. Teams are encouraged to help themselves to the drink.
- Who it is for
- teams participating in sports
- How to act on it
- Collect Powerade from the designated area at each venue during the event.
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Powerade will be available at each venue. Teams must please help themselves.
Support for the PTA tuckshop
Spectators and attendees are encouraged to support the PTA tuckshop by purchasing food and drinks during the festival. This includes lunches that can be collected or enjoyed in the Powis Hall starting at 12:00 each day.
- Who it is for
- spectators and attendees
- How to act on it
- Visit the PTA tuckshop during the festival and purchase meals or snacks.
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Please support the Food Trucks and PTA tuckshop Lunches for players can be collected or enjoyed in the Powis Hall in the school from 12:00 each day
Spectator viewing at demarcated lines
Spectators may watch games from behind demarcated lines to ensure safety and order. No spectators are allowed in the dugout or restricted areas.
- Who it is for
- spectators
- How to act on it
- Stand behind the demarcated lines at the venue to view games.
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Spectators to please stay behind demarcated lines
Participation in the sports festival
Students from Collegiate Junior School for Girls can participate in various sports including hockey, netball, squash, tennis, and water polo during the festival. Teams must arrive at their venue 5 minutes before their game starts, and all games follow strict timing and conduct rules.
- Who it is for
- students participating in sports
- How to act on it
- Attend the festival at the designated venues on the scheduled day and follow the rules as outlined.
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Festival Rules General information WATER IS A SCARCE COMMODITY. PLEASE USE SPARINGLY.
Access to warm-up venues
Warm-up sessions are allowed at the High School Fields and tennis courts. Each session lasts 10 minutes each way with a 2-minute break.
- Who it is for
- sports teams preparing for matches
- How to act on it
- Use the High School Fields or tennis courts for warm-ups before games, following the time limits.
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Warm-up venue on High School Fields 10 minutes each way with a 2 minute break
Facts
Places
Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Bay
Reference
https://www.collegiate.co.za/festival-rules/
Key Takeaways
- Festival Rules
- Collegiate School
- Gqeberha
- 6001
- Water is scarce - use sparingly
- Teams must be at venue 5 mins before next game
- Powerade available at each venue
- No injury time - injured players substituted during treatment
- Matches start on time
- Hockey bags in dugout
- No spectators in dugout
- Warm-up venue on High School Fields
- 10 minutes each way with 2 minute break
- Netball bags in Pavilion classroom
- Spectators behind demarcated lines
- Games started simultaneously
- Squash: PAR to 15, protective eyewear compulsory
- Tennis: Timed to avoid overlap, 5-minute warm-ups
- Water Polo: No time-outs, normal rules apply
- Team mentioned first wears white caps
- 2 x 8-minute games with 2-minute and 12-minute breaks
- Final decision by Festival Referees
- Mrs Wendy Theron (Netball)
- Mr Luke Crawford (Water Polo)
- Collegiate School
- Wendy Theron
- Luke Crawford
- Kestell St, Parsons Hill, Gqeberha, 6001
- Wendyware Clothing
- PTA tuckshop