Organiser: H.V. Jupiter ’76 Venue: Franeker
Dates : April 8 and 9, 2023
1. Regulations.
All matches shall be played in accordance with the rules of the International Handball Federation (I.H.F.) and the regulations of the N.H.V.The above-mentioned tournament organiser has received the necessary permission to host the tournament from the N.H.V.
2. Arbitration.
All matches will be led by referees affiliated to the N.H.V.
3. Team leader.
Every team must be accompanied by a team leader over 18 years of age. The name, address and date of birth of this person must be listed on the team’s registration sheet. The team leader is responsible for the conduct of the players, both within the sports complex and within other facilities available to the participants.
4. Categories/Dispensation.
A. Players born on or after 01.01.2004
B. Players born on or after 01.01.2006
C. Players born on or after 01.01.2008
M. Men, open age
W. Ladies, open age
Control.
Prior to the start of the tournament, the team leader must submit a registration sheet containing the name, date of birth and team number of every player to the tournament committee. All players must carry an official identity card which they should be able to show at any time.
5. Duration of Play.
All categories 1 x 25 min.
6. Placement – pool matches.
Theranking is determined by the number of points. The points will be awarded as follows: 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw, 0 points for a loss. When teams are equal in points, the ranking will be decided by: 1. goal difference; 2. most goals scored; 3. results of the mutual match.
7. Final
In the event of a tie, penalty throws will be taken according to the rules of the I.H.F.
( 3 throws for each team, if still no decision, 1 throw for each team until decision).
If penalty throws are necessary in the category B and C junior, than these will be taken after the last games in all junior categories. In the program there is on Sunday 5 minutes reserved for it.
8. Match
A maximum of 14 players, including substitutes, may play in each match.
The first mentioned team is responsible for a match ball and starts the game.
9. Shirts.
If prior to the match the referee is of the opinion the colours of the clubs are too similar, the club mentioned first in the programme will be obliged to play in shirts of a different colour.
10. Disciplinary action.
When three players of one team have been given a yellow card, the next player of that team to make a similar foul will be given a two-minute penalty. In case a player is given a red card or three two-minute penalties, the player is banned from the remainder of the game. The team in question will, in this case, play with one player less for 2 minutes. Depending on the nature of the foul, the head referee can decide to bar the player from the entire tournament. All reports of misconduct will be sent by the tournament organiser to the national handball association which will forward these reports to the national associations concerned.
A team’s results will be rendered invalid in case:
– a team is late without a valid reason;
– a team uses an ineligible player;
– the referee decides to abandon a match due to misconduct of the players.
11. Protests.
Protests against decisions of referees are not accepted. All other protests must be submitted in writing by the team leader to the tournament committee no later than 15 minutes after the match. The tournament committee also decides on issues not mentioned in these tournament rules. The tournament committee’s decision is binding.
12. Contest Program.
Thetournament committee has the right to change the competition program in case of unforeseen circumstances.
13. Liability.
Participatingclubsare responsible for ensuring adequate insurance for players. The tournament organiser and Euro-Sportring are not liable for personal harm or injuries to participants. Nor are they liable for loss or theft of possessions of participants.