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CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR JUNIORS ATTENDING COMPETITIONS
Applying For Entry:
Entry must be submitted to the organising body by the closing date specified.
In entering a competition players are declaring that they have read and understood these Conditions and Rules for Juniors Attending Competitions.
Travelling:
Make sure you have packed everything: racquet, gear, eye-guards, etc.
Be at the departure point on time.
When travelling by car / bus do not distract the driver and always wear a seatbelt.
At The Venue:
Upon arrival check in and find out when and where your first match is on.
Be courteous at all times and carry out the instructions of the organisers without delay.
Over the course of the tournament make sure you always know when your next match is on and that you are ready to play when required.
Do not leave the tournament venue without permission.
Do your fair share of refereeing.
Dispose of your litter properly and keep changing rooms tidy.
Do not distract the players while play is in progress.
Do not distract or attempt to influence the referee.
Do not use other facilities at the clubhouse without permission of the tournament director - this refers to using other sports facilities at the venue and to access to areas not related to the tournament.
On Court:
Play fairly following the rules.
Be on time for your matches.
Appeal in the proper manner (do not argue with referee).
Always shake hands after your match.
Wear eye-guards at all times (including 'knock-ups' and 'three-quarter').
When on court wear your squash shoes.
Do not use abusive / bad language.
Racquet abuse is contrary to the rules of squash and will be penalised. Racquet Abuse includes throwing your racquet and banging it against the wall.
Do not motivate yourself (or attempt to intimidate your opponent) by shouting on court or by unnecessary gestures.
Drug Testing:
By entering a tournament players and guardians thereby provide their formal consent to accept, if requested at the tournament, drug testing of players for any prohibited substance.
General:
Good behaviour is expected at all times.
The consumption of alcohol or other banned substances is not permitted.
If staying with a host family, ensure you comply with the "house" rules. Do not disturb the host family members.
When staying in hotel / B&B accommodation ensure you do not disturb the other guests.
We depend on the goodwill of clubs, voluntary organisers and host families for the successful operation of Junior Squash. Keeping the above guidelines helps you and your tournaments. Breach of these guidelines is harmful to the future of our junior tournaments, will not be tolerated and may result in the application of disciplinary procedure of the host province or Irish Squash.
Lee Healy Junior Secretary Irish Squash 26 August 2010.