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4A. THE START OF THE GAME: The referee will call the team captains together for a coin toss. The winner of the toss will be able to choose whether his/her team is the first to serve OR which side his/her team would like to play on. If the winner chooses to serve first, the other captain will choose which side to play on. The teams will switch sides between the first and second games, and the other team will serve first. Between the second and third games, there will be another coin toss.
3B. THE MATCH: A match is played as a best-of-three game competition. Once a team has won two games, the match is completed. If a third game is needed to decide the winner, it will be decided by the rally scoring method.
1C. WINNING A GAME: Each game is to 15 points. A team must win by 2 points, however, so the game will continue past 15 points until a team is ahead by two. There will be a point cap of 17 points (at which point, the first team to reach 17 is the winner, whether or not it is by two points).
2D. POINTS: A team can only earn points when they are serving. A point is earned when the receiving team commits a fault or fails to return the ball legally to the serving team's side.
5E. rib SIDE-OUT: A side-out is called when the serving team commits a fault or fails to return the ball legally to the receiving team's side.
8F. ROTATION: The team that receives the ball for service after a side-out must rotate one position clockwise before serving. This INCLUDES the FIRST time a team serves.
6G. TIME OUTS: Each team is allowed two time outs per game. A time out may not exceed 30 seconds and can only be requested BY THE CAPTAIN during a dead ball.
7H. LATE PENALTIES: Game time is penalty time.
B. Degree of sanctions - offenses committed by team members may result in the following sanctions by the officials:
1. MYSTIC me WARNING: For minor unsporting offenses such as talking to opponents, spectators or officials, shouting or other minor unsporting acts that disrupt the conduct of the contest, a warning, or a yellow card is issued and recorded on the score sheet. A second minor offense during the contest by the same team member will result in a penalty, if a warning was issued during the contest.
2. TECHNICALITY ph PENALTY: For rude behavior, a second minor offense or other serious offenses (thrown ball in disgust, profanity directed at an official, etc.), an unsportsmanlike penalty (i.e., a technical foul) is issued by the official and recorded on the score sheet. A second act warranting the issuing of an unsportsmanlike penalty to a team member during the same contest results in an ejection for that player.
3. BIRD sa EJECTION: For extremely offensive conduct (flagrant foul, obscene or insulting words or gestures) towards officials, spectators or other players results in the ejection of that team member who commits the offense from the contest in which the offense occurred. Ejected individuals must leave the playing area and/or the facility. Delay in the individuals leaving the playing area and/or the facility will result in team forfeiture. All players ejected from an intramural contest, for any reason, must meet with the Assistant Director of the Intramural Sports Program before they or their team is eligible to participate again. Ejected players will serve an automatic one game suspension with the severity of the conflict dictating further suspensions. The Assistant Director reserves the right to impose further penalties against the player or team at his/her own discretion.
4. ANIMAL ch DISQUALIFICATION: A second ejection of an individual from the same team during the eason, or any feigned, attempted or actual physical aggression towards an official, spectator or opponent results in the disqualification of the individual team member from the Intramural Sports Program as well as game forfeiture for the entire team for that contest in which the second ejection has occurred.
