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REGION II HANDBOOK
2016/2017
DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE DARTS
GRANGER HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE LANCERS
HUNTER HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE WOLVERINES
LAYTON HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE LANCERS
SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE TITANS
VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE VIKINGS
WEST HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE PANTHERS
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INDEX
GENERAL INFORMATION
2016-2017--Calendar of State Activities .................................................................................................... 2-7
Region II Member Schools ....................................................................................................................... 8-15 Directions to Region II Schools .............................................................................................................. 16-17 Principals Assignments ................................................................................................................................. 18
Policies Regulating Region II Activities .................................................................................................. 19-21 Student and Spectator Sport Items .............................................................................................................. 22
Trophies and Awards ............................................................................................................................. 23-25 Contest Limitations ....................................................................................................................................... 26 Region Tie Breaker Rule & Rotation schedule ............................................................................................. 27
FALL SPORTS
Cross Country (Boys and Girls) Rules--Responsible School–Davis High .................................................. 28 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 29
Football (Boys) Rules--Responsible School– Layton High ......................................................................... 30 Schedule .................................................................................................................................................32
Golf (Boys) Rules--Responsible School–Syracuse High ............................................................................... 33 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 35
Soccer (Girls) Rules--Responsible School–West High ............................................................................. 36 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 37 Tennis (Girls) Rules--Responsible School–West High ................................................................................ 38
Schedule .................................................................................................................................................41 Volleyball (Girls) Rules--Responsible School–Hunter High ....................................................................... 42
Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 43 WINTER SPORTS
Basketball (Boys and Girls) Rules--Responsible School–Viewmont High ................................................ 44 Schedule (Boys) .................................................................................................................................... 45
Schedule (Girls) .................................................................................................................................... 46
Drill Team Responsible School–Layton High ............................................................................................ 47 Swimming (Boys and Girls) Rules--Responsible School--Hunter High ..................................................... 48
Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 50 Wrestling Rules --Responsible School--Granger High …………............................................................... 51
Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 52 SPRING SPORTS
Baseball Rules--Responsible School--Granger High ………....................................................................... 53 Schedule ............................................................................................................................................... 54
Golf (Girls) Rules—Responsible School—Syracuse High……………………………………… …….… 55 Schedule………………………………………………………………………..………………….... .. 56 Soccer(Boys)Rules—Responsible School—Layton High ............................................................................. 57
Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 58
Softball (Girls) Rules--Responsible School–Granger High ......................................................................... 59 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 61
Tennis (Boys) Rules--Responsible School—West High ............................................................................. 62 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 65
Track (Boys and Girls)--Responsible School--Syracuse High .................................................................... 66 Schedule ............................................................................................................................................67-68
DRAMA, FORENSICS/DEBATE, MUSIC
Drama Rules & Schedule--Responsible School–Hunter High ................................................................ 69-75 Forensics/Debate ............................................................................................................................................ 76
Music Schedule--Responsible School–Syracuse High................................................................................... 78
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UHSAA 2016-17 CALENDAR
Jul 5-Jul 11: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Sport Summer Moratorium Jul 12-Jul 24: 1A Baseball Two Weeks Prior Restrictions Jul 18-Jul 31: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Two Weeks Prior Restrictions Jul 18-Jul 31: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Two Weeks Prior Restrictions Jul 19-Jul 20: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Endowment Game Application Due Follow Guidelines Jul 25: 1A Baseball Begin Practice/Team Selection Jul 25: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf Begin Practice/Team Selection Jul 25-Aug 7: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball Two Weeks Prior Restrictions Aug 1-Aug 28: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Aug 1: All Class Update Directory on RegisterMyAthlete Aug 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Begin Practice/Team Selection Aug 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Begin Practice/Team Selection Aug 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Begin Practice/Team Selection Aug 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf First Contest Allowed Aug 1-Aug 14: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Basketball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Aug 1-Aug 14: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Basketball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Aug 2: Soccer Live Rules Clinic 6pm @ UHSAA Aug 2: 1A Baseball First Contest Allowed Aug 8: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball Begin Practice/Team Selection Aug 8-Aug 21: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Aug 8-Aug 21: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Swimming Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Aug 9: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country First Contest Allowed Aug 9: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer First Contest Allowed Aug 9: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis First Contest Allowed Aug 16: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball First Contest Allowed Aug 19-Aug 20: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Endowment Games Follow Guidelines Aug 23-Sep 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Sep 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Sep 13: 1A Baseball Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Sep 13: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Sep 20: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Oct 4: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 23-Oct 11: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Academic All-State Applications Accepted Aug 24: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football First Contest Allowed Sub-Varsity Aug 25: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football First Contest Allowed Varsity Aug 26: 1A Baseball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 26: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Aug 27: All Class Drill Team Live Rules Clinic @ UHSAA Sep 1: All Class Football Rules Clinic Deadline Sep 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Rules Clinic Deadline Sep 1: Athletic Administrator Training Registration Deadline
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Sep 1-Sep 16: All Class Drill Team Online Rules Clinic Sep 1-Sep 28: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Track & Field Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Sep 15: All Class Basketball Home Schedule for Officials Due Sep 15: All Class Wrestling Home Schedule for Officials Due Sep 15: All Class Principal Verification Due Sep 15: All Class Catastrophic Insurance Due Sep 15: 1A Baseball Rules Clinic Completion Deadline Sep 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Rules Clinic Deadline Sep 15: All Class Volleyball Rules Clinic Deadline Sep 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf Rules/Etiquette Completion Deadline Sep 15: All Class Media Declaration Due Sep 23: 2A Girls Tennis State Entry Deadline Sep 28: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf State Entry Deadline Sep 30: 4A, 5A Girls Tennis State Entry Deadline Sep 30: 2A Girls Tennis State Championships @ Liberty Park Oct 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Forensics First Contest Allowed Oct 1: All Class Annual Dues Form Due Oct 1: 3A Girls Tennis State Entry Deadline Oct 3: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Swimming Begin Practice/Team Selection Oct 3-Oct 4: 4A Boys Golf State Tournament @ Soldier Hollow (Gold) Midway Oct 3-Oct 4: 5A Boys Golf State Tournament @ Soldier Hollow (Silver) Midway Oct 4: 1A Baseball State Tournament Quarterfinals @ Spanish Fork Complex Oct 4 & Oct 7: 5A Girls Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park Oct 5-Oct 6: 2A Boys Golf State Tournament @ Soldier Hollow (Gold) Midway Oct 5-Oct 6: 3A Boys Golf State Tournament @ Soldier Hollow (Silver) Midway Oct 5 & Oct 7: 4A Girls Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park Oct 6-Oct 7: 3A Girls Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park Oct 7-Oct 8: 1A Baseball State Tournament @ Dixie State University Oct 11: 4A, 5A Girls Soccer State Tournament First Round @ Home Sites Oct 12: 2A, 3A Girls Soccer State Tournament First Round @ Home Sites Oct 13: 4A, 5A Girls Soccer State Tournament Quarterfinals @ Home Sites Oct 14: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country State Entry Deadline Oct 15: 2A, 3A Girls Soccer State Tournament Quarterfinals @ Home Sites Oct 18: 4A, 5A Girls Soccer State Tournament Semifinals @ Juan Diego HS Oct 19: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country State Meet @ Sugar House Park & Highland HS Oct 21: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Forensics Eligibility List Due Details Oct 21: 4A, 5A Girls Soccer State Tournament Finals @ Rio Tinto Stadium Oct 21: 2A, 3A Girls Soccer State Tournament Semifinals @ Jordan HS Oct 22: 2A, 3A Girls Soccer State Tournament Finals @ Rio Tinto Stadium Oct 24-Nov 6: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Basketball 2-Weeks Prior Oct 24-Nov 6: All Class Wrestling 2-Weeks Prior Oct 26-Oct 27: 3A Volleyball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University Oct 28-Oct 29: 1A, 2A Volleyball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University Oct 28-Oct 29: 1A, 2A, 3A Football State Tournament Quarterfinals @ Home Sites Oct 28-Oct 29: 4A, 5A Football State Tournament First Round @ Home Sites Oct 28-Oct 29: 3AA Football State Tournament Inter-Region @ Home Sites Oct 30: All Class Swimming Rules Clinic Deadline Nov 1: All Class Super Fan & Distinguished Service Nominations Due Nov 1: All Class Holiday Moratorium Adjustment Form Due Nov 2: All Class Wrestling Live Rules Clinic @ UHSAA 6pm
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Nov 3: 2A Football State Tournament Semifinals @ Weber State University Nov 3-4: 3A Football State Tournament Semifinals @ Weber State University Nov 3 & Nov 5: 4A Volleyball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University Nov 3-Dec 1: All Boys & Girls Basketball Online Rules Clinic Nov 3-Dec 1: Wrestling Online Rules Clinic Nov 4: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Swimming First Contest Allowed Nov 4: 1A Football State Tournament Semifinals @ Weber State University Nov 4-Nov 5: 5A Volleyball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University Nov 4-Nov 5: 3AA, 4A, 5A Football State Tournament Quarterfinals @ Home Sites Nov 7: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Drill Team First Contest Allowed Nov 7: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Basketball Begin Practice/Team Selection Nov 7: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Basketball Begin Practice/Team Selection Nov 7: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling Begin Practice/Team Selection Nov 7-Nov 20: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 10: 5A Football State Tournament Semifinals @ University of Utah Nov 10-Nov 11: 3AA Football State Tournament Semifinals @ TBA Nov 11: 4A Football State Tournament Semifinals @ University of Utah Nov 12: 1A, 2A, 3A Football State Tournament Finals @ Southern Utah University Nov 14-Nov 27: 1A, 2A, 3A Football Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 16: 1A Girls Basketball First Contest Allowed Nov 18: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Drill Team Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Nov 18: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Swimming Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Nov 18: 3AA, 4A, 5A Football State Tournament Finals @ University of Utah Nov 18-19: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling Body Fat Testing Nov 19-Dec 2: 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys & Girls Basketball First Contest Allowed Nov 22: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling First Contest Allowed Nov 22: 1A Boys Basketball First Contest Allowed Nov 22-Jan 1: 1A Baseball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Tennis Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Golf Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Soccer Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Volleyball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Tennis Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 22-Jan 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Nov 24-Nov 27: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Sport Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Dec 2: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Basketball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Dec 2: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Basketball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Dec 2: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com Dec 13-Jan 10: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Drill Team Academic All-State Applications Accepted Dec 13-Jan 10: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Swimming Academic All-State Applications Accepted Dec 13-Jan 10: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling Academic All-State Applications Accepted Dec 13-Jan 17: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Basketball Academic All-State Applications Accepted Dec 13-Jan 17: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Basketball Academic All-State Applications Accepted Dec 23-Dec 27: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Sport Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Jan 1: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Sport Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel Jan 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Home Schedule for Officials Due Jan 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball Home Schedule for Officials Due
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Jan 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Home Schedule for Officials Due Jan 15: All Class Drill Team Moratorium Declaration Form Due Jan 25: 4A, 5A Wrestling State Dual Tournament @ Jordan HS Jan 29: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Drill Team State Entry Deadline Jan 30: 2A Swimming State Entry Deadline Jan 31: 3A Swimming State Entry Deadline Feb 1: 4A Swimming State Entry Deadline Feb 1-Feb 2: 4A Wrestling Division Tournaments @ Division A @ TBA; Division B @ TBA Feb 1-Feb 2: 5A Wrestling Division Tournaments @ Division A @ TBA; Division B @ TBA Feb 2: 5A Swimming State Entry Deadline Feb 2 & Feb 4: 4A, 5A Drill Team State Championships @ Utah Valley University Feb 3-Feb 4: 2A Wrestling Division Tournaments @ Sevier Valley Center Feb 3-Feb 4: 3A Wrestling Division Tournaments @ North @ TBA; South @ TBA Feb 3-Feb 4: 2A, 3A Drill Team State Championships @ Utah Valley University Feb 4: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Wrestling State Entry Deadline Due Midnight Last Day of Reg./Div. Tourn. Feb 4: 1A Drill Team State Championships @ Utah Valley University Feb 4: 1A Wrestling Division Tournaments @ TBA Feb 8-Feb 9: 4A, 5A Wrestling State Tournament @ Utah Valley Feb 9: 2A Swimming State Meet @ BYU Feb 9-Feb 10: 5A Swimming State Meet @ BYU Feb 10: All Class Drill Team Budget Form Due Feb 10-Feb 11: 3A, 4A Swimming State Meet @ BYU Feb 10-Feb 11: 1A, 2A, 3A Wrestling State Tournament @ Utah Valley Feb 13-Feb 26: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Two Weeks Prior Restrictions Feb 15-Feb 18: 1A Girls Basketball State Tournament @ Sevier Valley Center
Feb 17: 2A Girls Basketball State Tournament Play-In @ Orem HS
Feb 17: 3A Boys Basketball State Tournament First Round @ Home Sites
Feb 18: 3A Girls Basketball State Tournament First Round @ Home Sites
Feb 18: 2A Boys Basketball State Tournament Play-In @ Orem HS
Feb 20-Feb 25: 4A, 5A Girls Basketball State Tournament (5A: M, W, F, S) (4A: T, Th, F, S) @ SLCC
Feb 23-Feb 25: 2A Boys & Girls Basketball State Tournament @ Sevier Valley Center
Feb 23-Feb 25: 3A Boys & Girls Basketball State Tournament @ TBA
Feb 24: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Solo & Ensemble Eligibility List Due by Fax/Email
Feb 24: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Theatre Eligibility List Due
Feb 27: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 1A Boys Golf Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Tennis Begin Practice/Team Selection
Feb 27: 5A Boys Basketball State Tournament @ TBA
Feb 27-Mar 12: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Basketball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Feb 27-Mar 12: 1A, 2A, 3A, 3AA, 4A, 5A Football Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Feb 28: 4A Boys Basketball State Tournament @ TBA
Mar 1: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Rules Clinic Deadline
Mar 1-Mar 4: 4A, 5A Boys Basketball State Tournament (5A: W, F, S) (4A: Th, F, S) @ Weber State University
Mar 1-Mar 4: 1A Boys Basketball State Tournament @ Sevier Valley Center
Mar 1-Mar 28: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Cross Country Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Mar 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 1A Boys Golf First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer First Contest Allowed
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Mar 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Tennis First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys & Girls Track & Field First Contest Allowed
Mar 6: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Forensics State Entry Deadline
Mar 6-Mar 19: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Basketball Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Mar 10-Mar 11: 3A Forensics State Tournament @ Juab HS
Mar 10-Mar 11: 4A Forensics State Tournament @ TBA
Mar 10-Mar 11: 5A Forensics State Tournament @ TBA
Mar 10-Mar 11: 2A Forensics State Tournament @ USU Eastern
Mar 13: 1A Forensics State Entry Deadline
Mar 14-Apr 11: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 11: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Tennis Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 18: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 18: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 18: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 18: 1A Boys Golf Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 14-Apr 25: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Track & Field Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Mar 15: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Rules Clinic Deadline
Mar 17: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Baseball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 1A Boys Golf Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Soccer Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Softball Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Boys Tennis Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Track & Field Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Mar 17-Mar 18: 1A Forensics State Tournament @ TBA
Mar 20: All Class Track & Field Rules Clinic Deadline
Apr 3: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Theatre State Entry Deadline
Apr 6-Apr 8: 3A Theatre State Festival/Competition @ Cedar HS
Apr 8: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Solo & Ensemble State Entry Deadline
Apr 13-Apr 15: 5A Theatre State Festival/Competition @ Riverton and Bingham HS
Apr 17: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf Rules/Etiquette Completion Deadline
Apr 17: 1A Boys Golf Rules/Etiquette Completion Deadline
Apr 17-Apr 30: 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Swimming Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Apr 20-Apr 22: 4A Theatre State Festival/Competition @ Corner Canyon and Murray HS
Apr 20-Apr 22: 1A, 2A Theatre State Festival/Competition @ TBA
Apr 29: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Solo & Ensemble State Festival @ North: TBA & South: TBA
May 3 & May 6: 2A Boys Soccer State Tournament First Round & Quarterfinals @ Home Site
May 4 & May 6: 3A Boys Soccer State Tournament First Round & Quarterfinals @ Home Site
May 6: 2A, 3A Boys Tennis State Entry Deadline
May 6: 2A Baseball State Tournament First Round & Quarterfinals @ Region Sites
May 6: All Class Unified Soccer State Tournament @ Hillcrest
May 10: 1A Boys Golf State Entry Deadline
May 11: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Girls Golf State Entry Deadline
May 11-May 13: 2A Baseball State Tournament @ Kearns HS
May 11-May 13: 2A Softball State Tournament @ Spanish Fork
May 12: 2A Boys Soccer State Tournament Semifinals @ Juan Diego
May 12: 3A Boys Soccer State Tournament Semifinals @ Alta
May 12-May 13: 3A Boys Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park
May 13: 4A, 5A Boys Tennis State Entry Deadline
May 13: 3A Baseball State Tournament First Round @ Region Sites
May 13: 2A, 3A Boys Soccer State Tournament Finals @ Rio Tinto Stadium
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May 13: 3A Softball State Tournament Games 1-12 @ Region Sites
May 13: 2A Boys Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park
May 15: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Track & Field State Entry Deadline
May 15-May 16: 4A, 5A Girls Golf State Tournament @ TBA
May 15: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Participation Survey Due
May 16-May 17: 1A Boys Golf State Tournament @ TBA
May 16-17: 4A, 5A Baseball State Tournament 1st & 2nd Rounds @ Home Sites
May 16 & May 18: 4A, 5A Softball State Tournament 1st & 2nd Rounds @ Home Sites
May 16 & May 19: 5A Boys Soccer State Tournament First Round & Quarterfinals @ Home Sites
May 17: 1A Girls Golf State Tournament @ TBA
May 17: All Class Unified Track & Field State Meet @ Copper Hills
May 17-May 18: 3A Girls Golf State Tournament @ TBA
May 17 & May 19: 4A Boys Soccer State Tournament First Round & Quarterfinals @ Home Sites
May 18: 2A Girls Golf State Tournament @ TBA
May 18-20: 3A Baseball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University
May 18-20: 3A Softball State Tournament @ Spanish Fork
May 18 & May 20: 5A Boys Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park
May 19-May 20: 4A Boys Tennis State Tournament @ Liberty Park
May 19-May 20: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A Track & Field State Meet @ BYU
May 22-24: 4A Baseball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University
May 22-24: 5A Baseball State Tournament @ Kearns HS
May 23: 4A, 5A Boys Soccer State Tournament Semifinals @ Woods Cross
May 23-May 25: 4A, 5A Softball State Tournament @ Valley Complex
May 25: 4A, 5A Boys Soccer State Tournament Finals @ Rio Tinto Stadium
May 25-May 26: 4A, 5A Baseball State Tournament @ Utah Valley University
May 30: All Class Football Practice in pads form due
May 30: All Class Football Home Schedule for Officials Due
May 30: 1A Baseball Home Schedule for Officials Due
May 30: All Class Volleyball Home Schedule for Officials Due
May 30: All Class Girls Soccer Home Schedule for Officials Due
Jun 15: Dare2Lead Student Leadership Conference @ Murray HS
Jun 26-Jul 2: 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A All Sport Summer Moratorium
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOLS 2016-2017
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS TELEPHONE
Rich Swanson 325 S South Main 801-402-8800
Davis High Kaysville, UT 84037 801-402-8801 Fax
Dave Dunn 3580 South 3600 West 385-646-5320
Granger High West Valley City, UT 84119 385-646-5336 Fax
Craig Stauffer 4200 South 5600 West 385-646-5360
Hunter High West Valley City, UT 84119 385-646-5362 Fax
Ryck Astle 440 Wasatch Dr 801-402-4800
Layton High Layton, UT 84041 801-402-4801 Fax
Wendy Nelson 665 South 2000 West 801-402-7900
Syracuse High Syracuse, UT 84075 801-402-7901 Fax
Jason Smith 120 West 1000 North 801-402-4200
Viewmont High Bountiful, UT 84010 801-402-4201 Fax
Paul Sagers 241 North 300 West 801-578-8500
West High Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 801-578-8174 Fax
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL COLORS: BROWN / GOLD MASCOT: DARTS
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Rich Swanson 564-1169 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Brad Chapple 458-6974 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Ross Harris 381-7429 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Cerissa Thompson 643-5359 [email protected]
Athletic Director Mylei Zachman 699-1827 [email protected]
Baseball David Leo 791-9459 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Chad Sims 668-8859 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Anne Jones 641-1967 [email protected]
Cheerleading Kassie Davis 725-9334
Cross Country Corbin Talley 580-8713 [email protected]
Drama Andra Thorne 628-7520 [email protected]
Drill Team Ashlie Hendricks 540-5513 [email protected]
Football Tyler Gladwell 928-4822 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Miranda Lloyd 529-4193 [email protected]
Golf, Boys Ben Horne 690-1080 [email protected]
Golf, Girls Lori Salvo 898-6634 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Steve Hendricks 721-1659 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Marci May 510-0913 [email protected]
Soccer, Boys & Girls Soulivahn Phongsavath 725-5111 [email protected]
Softball Mylei Zachman 699-1827 [email protected]
Swimming Kit Barker 543-9635 [email protected]
Tennis, Boys & Girls Andy Wahlstrom 643-9232 [email protected]
Track. Boys & Girls Corbin Talley 580-8713 [email protected]
Volleyball Lori Salvo 898-6634 [email protected]
Wrestling Bo Roundy 435-881-7616
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
GRANGER HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal David Dunn 230-4477 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Dottie Alo 707-2796 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Ben Anderson [email protected]
Assistant Principal Ryan Shaw [email protected]
Assist. Principal, Intern Shawn Neilson 580-4313 [email protected]
Athletic Director, Boys Chris Shipman 435-590-7447 [email protected]
Athletic Director, Girls JoyLynn Clark 560-2379 [email protected]
Baseball Gene Jaramillo 419-9300 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Jason Chandler 598-8393 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Shawnee Smith 385-539-8399 [email protected]
Cheerleading Justine Kinsman [email protected]
Cross Country Kylee Parks 717-0467 [email protected]
Drama Kiersten Anderson 787-7757 [email protected]
Drill Team Adeena Lago 949-6349 [email protected]
Football Mike Morgan 680-1798 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Cory Tuckness 916-6638 [email protected]
Golf, Boys & Girls Shawn Crowther 541-4827 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Christopher Moore 891-5506 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Karyn Child 860-5969 [email protected]
Soccer, Boys & Girls Hyrum Okeson 865-5075 [email protected]
Softball Evan Kirschner 975-2296 [email protected]
Swimming Boys & Girls Mary Ward 573-8035 [email protected]
Tennis Clye Sanada 429-5086 csanadagraniteschools.org
Track, Boys & Girls Anthony Jefferies 971-8730 [email protected]
Volleyball Amber Mills 652-2235 [email protected]
Wrestling Curt Clapier 717-8572 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: COLUMBIA BLUE/CRIMSON RED/ GRAY MASCOT: LANCERS
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
HUNTER HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Craig Stauffer 707-7198 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Carol Cabanillas 674-7335 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Erin Tanner 591-9763 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Eric Bailey 435-232-4102 [email protected]
Athletic Director Pam Olson 520-7564 [email protected]
Baseball Aaron Perkins 841-7770 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Robb Collins 913-4842 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Cameron Gardner 435-225-2858
Cheerleading Rikki Rindlisbacher 671-9007 [email protected]
Cross Country Rhonda Hansen 631-5782 [email protected]
Drama Kjersti Parkes 865-0606 [email protected]
Drill Team Courtney Carsey 808-5574 [email protected]
Football Scott Henderson 599-5377 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Jennifer Liddell 726-2891 [email protected]
Golf, Boys Pat Newbold 787-0499 [email protected]
Golf, Girls Devon Cooper 385-877-1353 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Josh Miller 953-3118 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Mark Pearce 918-5988 [email protected]
Soccer Brett Solberg 618-8398 [email protected]
Softball
Swimming Ray “Tres” Huff 425-885-2240 [email protected]
Tennis, Boys Alan Seim 856-4390 [email protected]
Tennis, Girls Amy McVey 360-5847 [email protected]
Track, Boys
Track, Girls Ashley Ellis 435-720-2083 [email protected]
Volleyball Becky Dees 842-8163 [email protected]
Wrestling Terry Allen 597-4991 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: NAVY BLUE/WHITE/SILVER MASCOT: WOLVERINES
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
LAYTON HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Ryck Astle 381-7430 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Mike Moss 381-8296 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Adam Thompson 663-4853 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Russ Zaugg 628-4284 [email protected]
Athletic Director Brad Hawkins 721-9160 [email protected]
Baseball Robert Ferneau 698-1924 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Kelby Miller 979-6947 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Van Price 915-6232 [email protected]
Cheerleading Nikki Weekes 336-8963 [email protected]
Cross Country Aaron Bell 989-4030 [email protected]
Drama Rachel Helwig 510-7262 [email protected]
Drill Team Michelle Reed 336-6117 [email protected]
Football Jim Batchelor 726-7691 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Tracy Hancey 941-5624 [email protected]
Golf, Boys & Girls Brian Beecher 628-7960 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Jim Follett 657-7261 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Katy Stevens 837-6786 [email protected]
Soccer Rick Talamentez 628-9053 [email protected]
Softball Kylee Crocket 644-4022 [email protected]
Tennis Robert Spencer 792-9850 [email protected]
Track Aaron Bell 626-1725 [email protected] Swimming, Boys & Girls Katie Limb 928-8345 [email protected]
Volleyball Kristy Pack 499-7362 [email protected]
Wrestling John Fager 651-4874 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: NAVY BLUE / COLUMBIA BLUE MASCOT: LANCERS
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Wendy Nelson 381-6927 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Mark Pendleton 510-9791 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Scott Nielson 940-2445 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Kellie Mudrow 941-2518 [email protected]
Athletic Director Kelly Anderson 628-4639 [email protected]
Baseball Nate Weese 726-0151 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Troy Anderson 330-4187 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Shauna Farriola 368-5905 [email protected]
Cheerleading Amber McCord 910-9725 [email protected]
Cross Country Rob Wilcox 589-9949 [email protected]
Drama Kristi Curtis 548-4534 [email protected]
Drill Team Amanda Weaver 718-6203 [email protected]
Football Russ Jones 725-4616 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Adam Hess 719-0416 [email protected]
Golf, Boys Brett Higgins 540-9826 [email protected]
Golf, Girls Anthony Wilson 425-4226 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Rod Wayman 402-8058 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Nathan Egan 541-231-1058 [email protected]
Music, Orchestra Miranda Loveless 425-3314 [email protected]
Soccer, Boys Todd Strong 510-2465 [email protected]
Soccer, Girls Taylor Allen 643-3931 [email protected]
Softball Kelly Anderson 628-4639 [email protected]
Swimming Kari Cunningham 510-7985 [email protected]
Swimming Kyle Cunningham 643-3909 [email protected]
Swimming Nate Whitaker 643-4776 [email protected]
Tennis, Boys & Girls Sean Brandley 940-2721 [email protected]
Track, Boys Brian Berrong 726-3208 [email protected]
Track, Girls Randy Wheeler 390-1037 [email protected]
Volleyball Nicole Davies 628-8895 [email protected]
Wrestling Troy Brown 645-8578 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: NAVY BLUE / FOREST GREEN MASCOT: TITANS
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Jason Smith 809-7053 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Benjamin Hill [email protected]
Assistant Principal Malissa Wolfer [email protected]
Assistant Principal Shawn Johnson 425-6170 [email protected]
Athletic Director Jeff Emery 336-7964 [email protected]
Baseball Jeff Toller 710-4070 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Jeff Emery 336-7964 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Clint Straatman 602-8122 [email protected]
Cheerleading Hollie Barenz 855-9545 [email protected]
Cross Country Dave Chowen 647-3202 [email protected]
Drama Wendy Oltmanns 402-4200 [email protected]
Drill Team Melanie Walker 856-2037 [email protected]
Football Scott Ditty 805-300-0637 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Michelle Smith 451-2238 [email protected]
Golf , Boys & Girls Jeff Emery 336-7964 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Dan Chaston 402-4367 [email protected]
Music, Orchestra Eric Burt 451-5837 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Nathan Wright 367-5880 [email protected]
Soccer, Boys Spencer Keddington
Soccer, Girls Spencer Keddington 663-6689 [email protected]
Softball Brad Jones 560-1597 [email protected]
Swimming Steve Doman 688-3135 [email protected]
Tennis, Boys Mark Burningham 544-8358 [email protected]
Tennis, Girls Scott Judy 678-9886 [email protected]
Track, Boys Dave Chowen 647-3202 [email protected]
Track, Girls Melissa Fox 455-1996 [email protected]
Volleyball Melissa Hintze 541-6305 [email protected]
Wrestling Brandon Ripplinger 435-764-0034 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: CARDINAL RED / GOLD MASCOT: VIKINGS
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REGION II MEMBER SCHOOL 2016-2017
WEST HIGH SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATION NAME PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Principal Paul Sagers 578-8500 x212 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Jeremy Chatteron 385-252-
2093
Assistant Principal Mele Taukeiaho 864-0014 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Christine Pittam 870-2138 [email protected]
Assistant Principal Pam Pedersen 541-7519 [email protected]
Athletic Director Ronnie Stubbs 918-7553 [email protected]
Athletic Director Kristy Proesch 913-7862 [email protected]
Baseball Cory Norton 808-9275 [email protected]
Basketball, Boys Dave Hammer 824-2312 [email protected]
Basketball, Girls Ronnie Stubbs 918-7553 [email protected]
Cheerleading TBA
Cross Country Barry Makarewicz 706-4218 bmakarewicz. @comcast.net
Drama Rhett Neal 694-9186 [email protected]
Drill Team Courtney
Christiansen
645-9669 [email protected]
Football Justin Thompson 244-3442 [email protected]
Forensics/Debate Moses Baca 578-8500 [email protected]
Golf, Boys Derek Schmehl 557-2451 [email protected]
Golf, Girls Kim Norman 518-2600 [email protected]
Music, Instrumental Brian Blodgett 671-3039 [email protected]
Music, Vocal Melinda Bensen 578-8500 [email protected]
Pep Club Susan Raymond 647-3768 [email protected]
Soccer, Boys Kris Hamlet 243-0147 [email protected]
Soccer, Girls Steve Asay 347-7428 [email protected]
Softball Keith Lopati 842-4531 [email protected]
Swimming Casey Jackson 502-5278 [email protected]
Tennis, Boys Casey Jackson 502-5278 [email protected]
Tennis, Girls Casey Jackson 502-5278 [email protected]
Track McKenzie Dean 775-513-6138 [email protected]
Volleyball Kim Norman 518-2600 [email protected]
Wrestling Dirt Howa 435-630-0231 [email protected]
SCHOOL COLORS: BLACK / RED MASCOT: PANTHERS
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DIRECTIONS TO REGION II SCHOOLS
DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL – 325 South Main St. Kaysville, UT 84037 Northbound/Southbound--Exit 328, head east to stoplight on Main Street. Turn Right on Main Street to 325
South Main.
Football Field: East of the main building
Boys/Girls Soccer Field: Angel Street Park (150 S Angel Street Kaysville). From the south take exit 328
turn west, follow 200 N to Angel Street and turn left. The park will be on the
right side of the road.
Boys Soccer: East of the main building (Football field)
Baseball Field: Southeast of the main building
Softball Field: South of the main building and south of the baseball field.
GRANGER HIGH SCHOOL – 3690 South 3600 West West Valley City, UT 84119
Southbound – Take I-15 South to the west side I-215 belt route. Take the 3500 South exit and turn right.
Proceed west on 3500 South to 3600 West. Turn left on 3600 West. The school is on the west side of the street.
Eastbound - (from the north or south) – Head east until you reach Bangerter Highway. If coming from the
south, turn east onto 4100 South and then left on 3600 West. Continue until you see the school in the west side of
the street. If coming from the north, turn east onto 3500 South and then right onto 3600 west. The school will be
on the west side of the street.
Westbound – From east side I-80 head west and then connect onto Hwy 201 west bound. Go to 3600 West exit.
Turn left and follow to 3500 South. The school is on the west side of the street.
Baseball Field: South side of the school
Football Field: Northwest side of the school
Gymnasium & Pool: South side of the school
Soccer Field: Boys - Football Field Girls – South of Softball Field
Softball Field: South of the pool
HUNTER HIGH SCHOOL - 4200 South 5600 West West Valley City, UT 84119
Southbound – Take I-15 Southbound to I-215 South via exit 313. Continue south on I-215 until you reach the W
2100 exit. Exit 20B, head west on UT-201, turn left on5600 W and travel to 4200 S. The school will be on the
west side of the street.
Baseball Field: North side of the school
Football Field: Northwest corner of the school
Gymnasium & Field: North end of the school
Soccer Field: West side of the school
Softball Field: West side of the school
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(DIRECTIONS TO REGION II SCHOOLS, cont.)
LAYTON HIGH SCHOOL – 440 Wasatch Drive Layton, UT 84041 Northbound/Southbound--Exit 330, head east to stoplight at Fort lane. Turn left and go north to stoplight at
Gentile. Turn left and head west to stoplight at Wasatch. Turn right and head north to 440 Wasatch Drive.
Baseball, Football, Soccer, Softball, Track and Tennis Fields: South of School
Gymnasium Entrance: Southwest parking lot
Pool: Layton Surf and Swim 465 North Wasatch Drive
SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL – 665 South 2000 West Syracuse, UT 84075 Northbound/Southbound—Exit 334, head West on State Road 193, turn left on 2000 West.
All fields: Southeast of the school
Basketball Gym: Northwest section of school
Swimming: Clearfield Rec Center 825 South State Street Clearfield Exit 334
The Rush Funplex 1806 S. 2000 W. Syracuse
VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL – 120 West 1000 North Bountiful, UT 84010 Southbound—Exit 317 (left side of I-15), head south approx. ¼ mile and turn left on 1000 North. Head east to
120 West. Northbound—Exit 317 at 400 North, turn right and head east to 200 West. Turn left and head north to 1000
North. Turn right and head east to 120 West.
Baseball, Football, Track, Boys Soccer: North of school
Tennis courts: Northwest of school
Softball: Bountiful Junior High 30 West 400 North, Bountiful
Northeast of school
Swimming Pool SDRC 550 North 200 West Bountiful
Girls Soccer Viewmont
WEST HIGH SCHOOL - 241 North 300 West Salt Lake City, UT 84103
North / South bound I-15. Take the 6th North exit and head East to 300 West. Turn South and proceed to 241
North. The school is on the west side of the street.
Baseball Field: 300 West 241 North
Football Field: 400 West 241 North
Gymnasiums: 400 West 241 North
Soccer Field: 300 West 241 North
Softball Field: 300 West 241 North
Track: 300 West 241 North
Tennis Courts: 300 West 241 North
Pool: Northwest Recreation Center 300 North 1255 West
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PRINCIPALS’ ASSIGNMENTS 2016-2017
BOYS ATHLETICS: Baseball ......................................................................................................... Dave Dunn, Granger High School Basketball ................................................................................................. Jason Smith, Viewmont High School Cross Country ............................................................................................... Rich Swanson, Davis High School Football .............................................................................................................. Ryck Astle, Layton High School
Golf .......................................................................................................... Wendy Nelson, Syracuse High School Soccer ................................................................................................................ Ryck Astle, Layton High School
Swimming ................................................................................................. Carol Cabanillas, Hunter High School Tennis ................................................................................................................... Paul Sagers, West High School Track ............................................................................................................... Rich Swanson, Davis High School
Wrestling ........................................................................................................ David Dunn, Granger High School
GIRLS ATHLETICS: Basketball ................................................................................................... Jason Smith, Viewmont High School Cross Country ................................................................................................. Rich Swanson, Davis High School Drill Team ......................................................................................................... Ryck Astle, Layton High School
Soccer ................................................................................................................... Paul Sagers, West High School Softball ........................................................................................................... David Dunn, Granger High School Swimming .................................................................................................... John Workman, Hunter High School
Tennis ................................................................................................................... Paul Sagers, West High School Track ............................................................................................................... Rich Swanson, Davis High School Volleyball ...................................................................................................... Craig Stauffer, Hunter High School
OTHER ACTIVITIES: Drama ............................................................................................................ Craig Stauffer, Hunter High School Forensics/Debate ........................................................................................ Jason Smith, Viewmont High School Music ........................................................................................................ Wendy Nelson, Syracuse High School
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POLICIES REGULATING REGION II ACTIVITIES 2016-2017
FEE SCHEDULE: Football, Boys & Girls Basketball and Special Region Activities $4.00 Students and Senior Citizens $6.00 Adults FREE Cheerleaders in uniform and accompanied by their advisor FREE Admit properly identified student body officers only **Tickets sales for basketball games will begin at 4:30 p.m. for each game
PASSES HONORED: Utah High School Activities Association, Region II Passes, Press
AWARDS: A region trophy will be awarded for each activity Medals will be awarded as listed for the specific event
Region certificate nominated by principal
ELIGIBILITY LISTS: A copy of eligibility list must be submitted to the Utah High School Activities Association prior to students
participating in any sponsored activity. All additional lists must be filed prior to the seeding program
REGION SCHEDULE CHANGES: Any changes to region schedule(s) must first be brought to the responsible school. The responsible school
will then forward the request to the Region Board of Managers for final approval. This does not apply to any
rainouts.
NOTE: PRINCIPALS ARE INSTRUCTED TO MAKE THE RULES AND POLICIES KNOWN TO
STUDENT LEADERS, CHEERLEADERS, DDRILL TEAMS AND OTHER PARTIES AT THE
BEGINNING OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR.
BANDS AND DRUMS: 1. The host school may have its band or pep band play for home games. 2. State policy will be followed in terms of noise makers. (see page 20). Air horns and sirens are not permitted
at any event. 3. Drums are to be used to play with the band, to play as part of an organized cheer, and to play for the pep
club’s marching activities. DRUMS ARE NOT TO BE USED INDISCRIMINATELY AS NOISE!!
Drums will not be used while play is in progress.
BANNERS, SIGNS AND FLAGS: 1. The host school may have an appropriate welcome sign posted in the gym or stadium. No banner or signs
will be permitted other than the welcome sign. 2. Signs indicating cheers may be used by the cheerleaders. 3. Flags and emblems are allowed only at home games and only on the home side of the field. Students are
not allowed to parade emblems or flags on the playing field or on the opposite side of the field. 4. Home team may have a run-through banner for homecoming game only.
CHEERLEADERS: 1. Cheerleaders of the host school should initiate a meeting with the guest cheerleaders. The two (2) groups
should work cooperatively together during the game. 2. Cheers and songs which are derogatory or insulting should not be used by either school.
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3. Cheering contests, screaming indiscriminately for more than thirty (30) seconds should be discouraged.
Organized cheers are more effective. 4. Cheerleaders should do everything they can to stop the booing or shouting of small groups.
5. NO STOMP CHEERS!! 6. Cheerleaders should encourage good sportsmanship at all times. No artificial noises especially when a free
throw is in process. 7. Cheerleaders are to remain away from the extended foul lane under the basket during free throws. When the
official hands ball to the shooter, the cheerleaders remain still to model respect to all players. 8. No megaphones, miniature balls, frisbee’s, or candy are allowed to be thrown at Basketball games. 9. Only the home cheerleading squad is allowed on the floor for basketball games. All tumbling will stop at half
court. 10. Only the home cheerleading squad is allowed to tumble and stunt.
DRILL TEAM The half-time performance should not exceed seven (7) minutes in basketball and ten (10) minutes in football.
FINES FOR VIOLATIONS REGARDING STUDENT BEHAVIOR:
1. The Region II Board of Managers for flagrant violations of the rules regulating student behavior may do
one or more of the following: a. Up to a $1000 fine per violation b. Game time changes for future games. c. Not allowing certain fans or groups of fans to attend Region II events. d. Other necessary action that the Region II Board of Managers may deem as appropriate.
FINES AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS BY REGION SCHOOLS OF UHSAA:
Region II upon having knowledge of an infraction of a rule or policy in assessing penalties may initiate
action. Region II may consider any of the following:
1. Forfeiture of contests because of rules violations, etc.
2. Reprimand by official letter to individual(s) and/or school(s) in regard to the offense committed
with a warning to correct the situations(s).
3. Probation of individual(s) and/or school(s) by official letter advising parties of the probationary
status and the conditions of the probation.
4. Restrictions which would restrict individual(s) and/or school(s) in region, group or state
activities.
5. Suspension would result in dropping the school(s) from membership in region activities for a
specific time period.
6. Fines to the coach(es), principal(s), and/or school(s) may be assessed up to a $1000 fine per
violation.
All penalties imposed by the Region II Board of Managers are final.
FRONT ROW SEATING:
The front row of gymnasium bleachers will be left vacant.
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MASCOTS: Mascots will be allowed at all Region games. Mascots must stay on their sideline.
POM POMS:
1. The host school may permit the use of pom-poms by cheerleaders and members of the drill team.
2. No other students from either school are permitted to have confetti, rolls of paper, powder, etc.
POST-GAME ACTIVITY:
1. Teams will leave the floor/field immediately after contest, both teams will shake hands and the
visiting team will be on the bus within 30 minutes of game end. ($100 fine may be given for
violations as determined by Board of Managers.
2. No students/fans are allowed on the playing area until the visiting team has exited the playing
areas on any floor or field.
3. No team or individual activity will be conducted that will humiliate or belittle opponents,
including organized post game demonstration awarded at a home game on any floor or field.
4. Region trophies will be awarded at a home game or assembly at the principal’s discretion.
PRE-GAME AND HALF TIME:
1. All pre-game activities will conclude in sufficient time to commence the official starting time.
2. The half time performance should not exceed seven (7) minutes in basketball and (10) minutes in
football.
3. No team or individual activity will be conducted that will humiliate or belittle opponents,
including organized pre-game demonstrations on any floor or field. EXCEPTION: Home team
may ask for additional time at half for a special occasion. Home team will notify visiting team
coach of the extended half time prior to the game.
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM:
1. Public address systems should not be used as a cheerleading instrument.
2. Game announcers should be as objective as possible.
STUDENT BEHAVIOR AT GAMES:
1. Students are encouraged to participate in organized cheers and show good sportsmanship at all
events. 2. Students will not participate in organized, obscene or derogatory cheers, organized cheers directed
at an individual player, organized back turning or other unsportsmanlike conduct. 3. Fans are required to wear shirts. 4. No hats or head coverings are allowed during award ceremonies. 5. Only coaches, administrators, officials, and press are allowed on sidelines.
6. Per decision of Region Board of Managers on January 22, 2014, should a studentbody enter
the playing surface (field, court, etc.) prior to competing teams shaking hands and leaving the
playing area, a $200 fine will be imposed to the school(s) in violation. This action is to prevent
possible confrontation between schools at the conclusion of the contest.
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REGION II STUDENT AND SPECTATOR SPORT ITEMS 2016-2017
In the chart below, ONLY those items marked “Yes” will be allowed as fan/spectator support items at all Region II
Contests. It is recommended that schools follow these regulations during regular season and region tournament play.
Sportsmanlike vocal cheering and support from team bench area are encouraged. The items indicated on this page are for
use by all spectators.
Legend: BB Baseball DR Drill Team
SC Soccer TE Tennis
BK Basketball FB Football SB Softball TR Track & Field
CC Cross Country GO Golf SW Swim / Diving V Volleyball
WR Wrestling
SPORT BB BK CC DR FB GO SC SB SW TE TR V WR
Banners on wall
except welcome or
corporate sponsor
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Confetti/ shredded
paper
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Hand-held signs of any size
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Laser light/ pointer
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Miniature sports balls thrown into
crowd
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Megaphones
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
Artificial noise
makers (horns, cow
bells, bells,
buzzers, clickers)
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Whistles
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Shirts on fans
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Pompoms, shak- ers, spirit towels
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
Recorded music
over PA system
with approval only
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
School bands
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Air horns/ sirens
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
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REGION II TROPHIES AND AWARDS 2016-2017
BOY’S SPORTS
FOOTBALL One championship trophy
CROSS
COUNTRY
One championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 10
Medals for Top 10 (JV)
BASKETBALL One championship trophy
WRESTLING One region championship trophy
SWIMMING One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 6
Medals for first place relay team
BASEBALL One championship trophy
TENNIS One region championship trophy
Medals for 1-2-3-4, #1 singles; #2 singles; #3 singles
Medals for 1-2-3-4-, #1 doubles; #2 doubles
TRACK &
FIELD
One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 6
Medals for first place relay team
GOLF One region championship trophy
Certificate for 2nd and 3rd
Medals for the next ten all-region
SOCCER One championship trophy
GIRLS SPORTS
CROSS
COUNTRY
One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 10
BASKETBALL One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 10
VOLLEYBALL One championship trophy
SWIMMING One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 6
Medals for first, second, and third place relay team
TENNIS One region championship trophy
Medals for 1-2-3-4. #1 singles; #2 singles; #3 singles
Medals for 1-2-3-4, #1 doubles; #2 doubles
TRACK &
FIELD
One region championship trophy
Medals for places 1 through 6
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Medals for first relay team
DRILL TEAM Number of awards will align with the number of teams
going to state
One region meet trophy for the Region Champion
Three plaques or trophies for overall 2nd , 3rd, and 4th place
Plaques for each category winner (1st – 4th):
Military, Dance, and Kick/Character
Certificates for All-Region Team (three from each school)
SOCCER One championship trophy
SOFTBALL One championship trophy
GOLF One region championship trophy
One marked medal for low medalist
Medals for the next ten All-Region
In the case of a tie, trophies will be awarded to all
champions.
FORENSIC One region championship trophy
Medals for individual events 1 through 5 in the following
Categories: National Extemporaneous, Impromptu
Extemporaneous, Impromptu, Oratory, Line Douglas,
And Student Congress (30 Medals). Medals for team
Debate (2 in each place through 5)
DRAMA Medals
Region Trophy
MUSIC Certificates – Solo and Ensemble Instrumental
Certificates – Solo and Ensemble Vocal
Certificates – Individuals receiving Superior
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Schedules are binding contracts between the schools involved.
Any changes must be arranged for and agreed upon by the two (2) school principals and
athletic directors of the schools involved. Final approval will come from the Region Board
of Managers.
Flagrant violations could result in a fine up to $250.00.
In the interest of sportsmanship, any lack of honest effort (in the hopes of gaining a
favorable seed in state competition) will face consequences determined by the Board of Managers. (i.e. playing non-starters in varsity competition)
PROTESTS:
“All protests concerning the outcome of a Region II game or contest must be made and
concluded by appropriate officials and school leaders prior to the end of each game or
contest. After a game or contest has been completed protests regarding the outcome are
not allowed.” [Refer to UHSAA by-laws, Article III, Section 2]
If the contest is under protest the school and game officials must be notified immediately
at the end of the game or contest before they leave that site.
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CONTEST LIMITATIONS
A. Any meet in which one (1) or more students participate counts as a meet for that school in individual/team
sports of cross country, golf, gymnastics, swimming, tennis, and track.
B. The following contest limitations apply to sophomore, junior varsity, and varsity level competition from the
starting date until one (1) week prior to the state meet or tournament.
1. BASEBALL Twenty-two (22). Tournament games count two for one.
2. BASKETBALL Twenty (20) games + endowment game
3. CROSS COUNTRY Ten (10) meets
4. DRILL TEAM Three (3) competitions (does not include region or state)
5. FOOTBALL Nine (9) games + Endowment Game
6. GOLF Fourteen (14) matches
(Boys and Girls)
7. SOCCER Sixteen (16) matches
(Boys & Girls)
8. SOFTBALL Twenty-two (22) games. Softball tournament games count
2 for 1.
9. SWIMMING Fourteen (14) meets
10. TENNIS Fourteen (14) meets.
The number of meets counted for a tennis tournament shall be equal to
the number of days scheduled for the tournament; e.g. a one (1) day
tournament shall count as one (1) meet, and a two (2) day tournament
shall count as two (2) meets, etc.
11. TRACK Twelve (12) meets
12. VOLLEYBALL Sixteen (16) games.
Volleyball tournaments shall be counted as two (2) games. Schools will
be limited to two (2) tournaments.
13. WRESTLING Twenty-four (24) matches per wrestler. Eight (8) team tournaments count as three (3) matches. Dual meets count as one (1)
match. All tournaments count as three (3) matches.
14. MUSIC Three (3) contests
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REGION II TIE BREAKER RULE
1. Tournament entries will be determined by the win/loss record in region (league) play. In the event of a tie
between teams/individuals qualified for region/state tournament positions, the seed will be determined by the win/loss record between the teams/individuals involved. If they split, the seed will be determined by
head to head records against the team/individuals (region play) with the highest finish. If that does not break the tie, success against the next highest finisher will be compared. This process will continue on down until
the tie is broken. If a tie still exists, then the teams/individuals involved will flip a coin(s) with the winner going as the highest seed. A coin toss will determine subsequent seeding. Examples:
a. Two basketball teams (A & B) tie for second place in region play. The two teams split during
region play and both teams lost twice to the region champion. Team A defeated the fourth place
team twice and team B split with the fourth place team. Team A would go into the state tournament
as the second seed and team B would go to the state tournament as the third seed team. b. Three football teams (A, B & C) tie with identical records for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place in region
play. The three teams both won one and lost one against each other. None of the teams beat the
region champions, but two of the teams (A & B) beat the 5th place team and one team (C) lost to the
5th place team. In head to head play team A defeated team B. The order of finish would then be
team A 2nd, team B 3rd, and team C 4th.
c. Three soccer teams tie for the region championship with a 10-4 record. In head to head games
involving the three teams, team A goes 3-1, team B goes 2-2 and team C goes 1-3. Team A will go
into the state tournament as 1st, team B will go in as 2nd, and team C goes as 3rd. All three teams will
be considered as tri-champions.
2. In the event of any tie that would determine entry or non-entry to the tournament, play-offs will be held.
Examples: a. If there is a tie between two teams with one available tournament slot, they will play each other
at the site of the team that won the head to head regular season game(s). If teams split their home-and-home series, results against the highest seeded team(s) will be used to determine the playoff
host. A coin flip will be the final option to determine host team. b. If there are three teams tied in football only for one available tournament entry slot a three way
coin flip will be held. The odd team will have a bye and the other two teams will play a half game. The winner of that game will play the bye team in a half game. The winner of the second game will
then get the tournament entry slot. c. If there are three teams tied for two available spots, there will be a three way coin flip; odd team
gets the lower seed, the other two teams play. The winner of that game gets the final tournament berth.
d. If three teams are tied for the final tournament spot, the winner of the coin flip (in c above) will host
the other two teams e. If four teams are tied for the final two spots, all four teams will be seeded by either region play or
by draw and seed number one will play seed four and seed number two will play seed three. The
winners of each game will flip a coin for state tournament seeding.
3. A coaches (A.D./Principals) meeting will be held before the last Region game for those schools affected by a
possible tie or ties. REGION SPORT/ACTIVITY ROTATION
1. All sports/activities will rotate up one each year except for football (two year rotation-up one).
2. Home and home sports/activities will flip-flop the home and home schedule each year.
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REGION II CROSS COUNTRY RULES (BOYS/GIRLS) 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ............................................................................................. DAVIS HIGH
Administrative Representative ............................................................ Rich Swanson, Davis High School
Start Date ...................................................................................................................... Tue, Aug. 9, 2016
Meet Limit ................................................................................................................................... Ten (10)
Eligibility List Due .......................................................................................................Fri. Aug. 26, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ................................................Tue. Aug. 23- Tue. Sep. 20, 2016
Region Tournament ......................................................................................................... Fri. Oct. 7, 2016
State Entry Deadline ...................................................................................................... Fri. Oct. 14, 2016
State Tournament ............................................................................. Wed Oct. 19, 2016 (Sugarhouse Park)
1. All Region meets will begin at 3:30 p.m. unless there are extenuating circumstances and a mutual agreement
between coaches (for that meet). The Region Championships will begin at 3:00pm on Friday, October 7, 2016.
2. Directions to the meet site, race schedules, and maps of the course must be sent to the visiting coaches prior to the
meet date. Courses should be well marked and distances should range from 3,000 to 5,000 meters.
3. Suggested order of races is girls, then boys. The tri/quad meets do not need to be divided into varsity and JV
races.
4. It is recommended that host schools provide a copy of all results through email by the same day as the meet.
5. The winner of the region trophy will be determined by the team scores at the region meet.
6. Medals will be awarded to the top 10 finishers in the Region meet in both the boys and girls varsity races.
7. Three paid officials will be arranged to start, score and referee the Region meet. Each school will provide two (2)
adult volunteers for the Region meet.
8. Schools may enter nine (10) runners in the Region Championship Varsity races but must designate the seven (7)
scoring runners. Non-scoring runners must have a non-scoring tag and may not wear their regular team uniform.
9. In order to participate in the Region Championship meet, a runner must participate in at least two (2) previous
meets including invitationals. Exceptions will be made for illness and injuries. Each coach will be expected to
police his/her own team.
10. There will be a coaches meeting on (TBA) at the Open Region Meet to review the course, go over meet
assignments and draw for lane assignments. Other information will be sent out and discussed through email.
11. In addition to the members of the qualifying teams, the top three individual runners who are not members of one
of the qualifying teams will advance to the State Championships.
12. Each team may compete in a maximum of ten (10) meets excluding the Region and State Championships.
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REGION II CROSS COUNTRY COURSE LOCATIONS
Davis Barnes Park or Nichols Park (Fruit Heights)
Granger City Park (West Valley)
Hunter Hunter Park (West Valley)
Layton Layton Commons Park
Syracuse Syracuse High Campus
Viewmont Bountiful Pond Park
West NW Community Center (Rose Park)
REGION II CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Wednesday, August 31
Pre-Region Meet @ Layton Commons Park
Wednesday, September 7
Davis/West/Granger @ Viewmont
Syracuse/Layton @ Hunter
Wednesday, September 14
Davis County Championships @ Layton Commons Park
Granger/Hunter @ West
Wednesday, September 21 (Open Region Meet (Optional)
Viewmont/Layton/Granger/Davis/Hunter/West @ Syracuse
Wednesday, September 28 – Open Region Meet (Optional)
Syracuse/Granger/Layton/Hunter/West/Viewmont @ Davis
Friday, October 7
Region Two Championships @ Layton Commons Park
Wednesday, October 19
State Championships @ Sugarhouse Park
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REGION II FOOTBALL RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ........................................................................................ LAYTON HIGH
Administrative Representative ............................................................... Ryck Astle, Layton High School
Eligibility List Due .......................................................................................................Fri, Aug. 26, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) Deadline ..................................................................................... Thu. Sep. 1, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between .............................................. Tue. Aug. 23, - Tue. Oct. 11, 2016
Beginning Practice Date (Varsity) ............................................................................... Mon, Aug. 1, 2016
Beginning Practice Date (JV, Sophomore) ................................................................. Thu, Aug. 26, 2016
Endowment Games ............................................................................... Fri Aug. 19 or Sat Aug. 20, 2016
First Game (Sub-Varsity) ........................................................................................... Wed, Aug. 24, 2016
First Game (Varsity) ................................................................................................... Thu, Aug. 25, 2016
State Tournament ..................................................................................... Fri, Oct. 28– Sat, Oct. 29, 2016
1. All Varsity games will start at: 7:00 p.m.
2. Each region school will play a full schedule of sophomore and JV games. All games will start at 3:30
p.m. NO EVENING games unless approved by principals.
3. Sophomore games will be played at the same location as the Varsity. JV plays opposite.
Sophomore game jerseys will be of opposite color for those schools that only have one color of
sophomore game jerseys. The following are the jersey color each sophomore program:
Davis – Gold Syracuse – Blue/White
Granger – Red Viewmont – Red/White
Hunter – Blue West - White
Layton – Blue/White 4. Home team wears dark jerseys. Visiting team wears light or white jerseys.
5. All schools are required to use adults on the chain and down marker. (Varsity Only)
6. In case of a tie game, the tie-breaker rule applies.
7. Scouting is to be done from the spectator stands and no video filming of future opponents will be
allowed at Varsity, JV, or Sophomore levels.
8. It is the responsibility of the home team school to keep the field sidelines clear.
9 Home team is responsible for emergency medical care.
10. Head coaches (or assistant coaches) will have until Saturday 9:00 a.m. (or unless otherwise arranged by
both coaches) to deliver the two most recent films. Region 2 games; practice, league, and post season
games, may be filmed only by the two participating schools. The host school should extend the same
courtesy to the visiting photographer as to its own photographer. Films to be exchanged in Region 2
will be through HUDL and filmed by a responsible person. First film exchange will be coordinated
by the two coaches. Films should include: Pre-snap set wide angle, Scoreboard by quarter, and
each scoring play. Film all plays. Exchange film can be a copy of the original game film.
11. Varsity home school to provide dressing facilities upon request of visiting school.
Chalkboard/whiteboard will be available. Each school will provide their own towels. Home school will
clear visiting locker room 1 ½ hours before games and provide a guide for the visiting team, i.e., meet
the bus, show locker room, etc. (JV and Sophomores will dress at their own school)
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(Region II Football Rules cont.)
12. Visiting team spotters/coaches (2 coaches maximum) will be allowed on the press box on the home
team side of the stadium.
13. Same accommodations will be provided for one visiting team film person as the home team.
14. Coaches will communicate with one another on at least two occasions:
a. Schedule and team rosters are to be mailed by the A.D. and postmarked to each A.D. by
Monday following the season’s first practice game, Friday August 19, 2016 The roster shall
contain at least the name, grade, height, weight, and number of each athlete.
b. The coaches will meet after the last region game for the purpose of selecting the
All-Region 2 team. (Monday after the first round of the play-offs.)
15. In 2015 Region 2 is granted 4 berths in the state tournament.
16. Any current employee of a school may not officiate in any varsity game in which that school is
participating.
17. At the conclusion of the Varsity, JV, or Sophomore games and after the traditional “hand shake” visiting
teams will not participate in any post game activities. They are to gather up their gear and load the bus.
18. In cases where applicable, ties between football teams for first place in region play will result in co-
champions or tri-champions being declared and trophies will be awarded to all teams involved. Seeding
for the state tournament will be determined by the region tie-breaker rule.
FOOTBALL COACHES OFFICE AND HOME PHONE NUMBERS
School Head Coach Office Home
Davis High Tyler Gladwell 801-402-8881 801-928-4822
Granger High Mike Morgan 801-646-5320 801-680-1798
Hunter High Scott Henderson 801-646-5360 801-599-5377
Layton High Jim Batchelor 801-402-4974 801-726-7691
Syracuse High Russ Jones 801-402-8501 801-725-4616
Viewmont High Scott Ditty 801-402-4200 805-300-0637
West High Justin Thompson 801-244-3442
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REGION II FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Week 1 - 8/19 Friday Week 2 – 8/26 Friday Week 3 – 9/2 Friday
Davis @ Clearfield Davis @ Weber Olympus @ Davis
Copper Hills @ Granger Granger @ Kearns Granger @ Lehi
American Fork @ Hunter Hunter @ Riverton Mt. View ID @ Hunter
Weber @ Layton Clearfield @ Layton Layton @ No. Ridge
Syracuse @ East Syracuse @ Rigby ID (ISU) Syracuse @ Bountiful
Viewmont @ No. Ridge Bountiful @ Viewmont Woods Cross @ Viewmont
West @ Timpview Skyridge @ West Timpanogos @ West
Week 4 – 9/9 Friday Week 5 – 9/16 Friday Week 6 – 9/23 Friday
Davis @ Viewmont West @ Davis Syracuse @ Davis
Huillcrest @ Granger Granger @ Hunter Layton @ Granger
Hunter @ Layton Layton BYE Hunter @ Bingham
Syracuse @ West Viewmont @ Syracuse Viewmont @ West
Week 7 – 9/30 Friday Week 8 – 10/7 Friday Week 9 – 10/13 Thursday
Granger @ Davis Highland @ Davis Davis @ Hunter
Hunter @ West Granger @ Syracuse West @ Granger
Layton @ Syracuse Hunter @ Viewmont Layton @ Viewmont
Viewmont @ Lehi West @ Layton Syracuse BYE
Week 10 – 10/19 Wednesday (UEA)
Davis @ Layton
Viewmont @ Granger
Syracuse @ Hunter
West BYE
Davis Granger Hunter Layton Syracuse Viewmont West
@ Clearfield Cpr. Hills Am Fork Weber @ East @ No. Ridge @ Timpview
@ Weber @ Kearns @ Riverton Clearfield @ Rigby ID Bountiful Skyline
Olympus @ Lehi Mt. View ID @ No. Ridge @ Bountiful Wds Cross Tiimpanogos
@ Viewmont Hillcrest @ Layton Hunter @ West Davis Syracuse
West @ Hunter Granger Bye Viewmont @ Syracuse @ Davis
Syracuse Layton @ Bingham @ Granger @ Davis @ West Viewmont
Granger @ Davis @ West @ Syracuse Layton @ Lehi Hunter
Highland @ Syracuse @Viewmont West Granger Hunter @ Layton
@ Hunter West Davis @ Viewmont Bye Layton @ Granger
@Layton Viewmont Syracuse Davis @ Hunter @ Granger Bye
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REGION II BOYS GOLF RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL .................................................................................... SYRACUSE HIGH
Administrative Representative ........................................................................................... Wendy Nelson
Begin Practice / Team Selection, Boys ......................................................................... Mon. Jul 25, 2016
First Contest Allowed, Boys ........................................................................................ Mon. Aug.1 , 2016
Begin Practice / Team Selection, Girls .......................................................................Mon. Feb. 27, 2017
First Contest Allowed, Girls ........................................................................................ Mon. Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due .......................................................................................................Fri. Aug. 26, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ................................................................................................. Thur. Sep. 15, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ................................................ Tue. Aug. 23 – Tue. Sep. 6, 2016
Region Tournament ..................................................................... (Hill Air Force Base) Fri. Sep. 23, 2016
State Entry Deadline ...................................................................................................Wed. Sep. 28, 2016
State Tournament ....................................................... (Soldier Hollow) Mon. Oct 3 – Tues. Oct 4, 2016
1. Home school/coach will act as tournament director
2. Each school (coach) will be required to conduct a rules clinic. All players need to have a general knowledge of the
rules of golf. E,
3. Region meets will be scored as follows for teams:
1st = 7 points 2nd = 5 3rd = 4 4th = 3 5th = 2 6th =11 7th = 0
Shared points will be awarded for ties
4. Region meets will be scored as follows for individuals who score in the top 20 and ties:
1st = 20 points 2nd = 19 points - all the way down to 20th = 1
Two day tournament: Half the points for one day
Shared points will be awarded for ties
5. The end of the season region tournament will be scored as follows:
a. 1st = 7 pts; 2nd =5 pts; 3rd = 4 pts; 4th= 3 pts; 5th = 2 pts; 6th =1 point; 7th = 0 points
b. There will be shared points awarded for ties.
c. If there is a tie for the Region Championship or State Qualification there will be a team
sudden death play-off. Coaches involved will pick their 4 man play-off team.
6. The Region Tournament will be a 2 day tournament. The first day will be at Eagle Mountain. The
second day will be at Hubbard Golf Course on Hill AFB.
7. Each player will be required to have a score card. Players will exchange score cards on the first tee.
The exchange will be in a circle not one to one.
8. Each team will consist of 8 players, of which the best 4 scores will be counted.
9. No caddies will be allowed any meets.
10. Appropriate attire is encouraged at all region meets. Shorts (subject to local course rules) are allowed.
NO DENIM (jeans or shorts).
11. Play will be from the blue (or equivalent tees on all region courses).
12. Meets will be shotgun starts unless otherwise designated. The 2nd day of the Region Tournament
will be tee times starting at 9:00am. 13. In case of bad weather or darkness, the coaches will make judgment to continue or postpone. Player
safety needs to be central to the decision. Error on the side of safety.
14. Rained out, canceled, or postponed matches will be re-scheduled at the convenience of the golf course.
If weather occurs during a region match and play cannot finish, if there are 9 holes that the entire field
has completed, then the tournament will revert to a 9 hole tournament (must be 9 holes that each golfer
has in common. Example: the front 9 has been completed by all golfers in the field)
15. The tournament committee in making all weather and rule decisions will consist of the Tournament
Director, Region 1 Coaches, and Golf Course Personnel (the Head Pro if available).
16. An all-region team will be selected based on point accumulation. The top 10 players in points for the
season will receive all-region honors, including region medalist for the top point earner. They will
receive all-region medals. The 2nd 10 players (11-20) will receive 2nd team all-region honors and will
receive a certificate.
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17. A region trophy will be awarded to the Region Champion. Ten (10) medals will be awarded to the
region low medalist and all-region team.
REGION II BOYS & GOLF RULES 2016-2017 (cont)
18. Starting tee times will be by the “rule of golf” and State meet rules—2 strokes for being 5 minutes
late. Later than 5 minutes – is disqualified.
19. Play to be governed by the USGA rules, stroke play and local course rules. Proper golf conduct and
etiquette is not only expected, but required.
20. Checking of score cards after rounds will be done by region coaches only and appropriate golf course personnel.
21. Total match limit is 14, excluding the state meet.
22. Coaches will be limited to 2 coaches per school. Only 2 coaches can coach and assist kids. Expectation
is for coaches to assist and coach players on their teams, as well as assist groups in rules and conduct
issues.
23. Spectators are expected to adhere to the 50 foot rule. Warnings and penalties will be assessed by
coaches and tournament committee members.
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REGION II BOYS GOLF SCHEDULE 2016-2017
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REGION II GIRLS SOCCER GUIDELINES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ...................................................................................... WEST HIGH
Administrative Representative ......................................................... Paul Sagers, West High School
Begin Practice / Team Selection .......................................................................... Mon. Aug. 1, 2016
First Game ............................................................................................................. Tue, Aug. 9, 2016
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................... Fri. Aug. 26, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ........................................................................................... Thu. Sep. 15, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ....................................... Tue. Aug. 23– Tue. Sep. 13, 2016
State Tournament ........................................................................................... Thur. Oct 28-29, 2016
1. All varsity games will be played on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s at 3:30 pm. JV games will be played
the same day following the varsity game at the same site. Jerseys and socks will be white for home
games and dark colors for away games.
2. If the game ends in a tie, teams will play to two (2) ten minute overtime periods in a sudden death
format (first team to score wins). If there is no score in the overtimes, the game will end in a tie.
3. A region trophy will be awarded to the first place team in region play. In cases where applicable, ties between
teams for first place in region play will result in co-champions or tri- champions being declared trophies will
be awarded to all teams involved. Seeding for state tournament play will be determined by reverting to region
tie breaker rules.
4. Seniors will not be allowed to play Junior Varsity unless prior discussion by the head coaches.
5. In the event of a postponement, it will be the responsibility of the home team’s athletic director to notify the
visiting school and officials. Visiting school officials should be notified as soon as possible.
6. It is recommended that teams sit on the one side of the field and spectators sit on the opposite side of
the field.
7. It is recommended that JV games will consist of two (2)- forty minute halves (unless both head coaches
agree to shorten the halves).
8. The All-Region 2 teams (1, 2, HM) will be determined with the following guidelines:
1st place – MVP + eight (8) players 5th place – four (4) players
2nd place – seven (7) players 6th place – three (3) players
3rd place - six (6) players 7th place – two (2) players
4th place – five (5) players
9. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region II Handbook for all other Region II rules, and the
UHSAA Handbook for all UHSAA rules.
10. Region Administration representative will be responsible for producing and awarding All-Region
awards.
11. If a coach plays an athlete that has been red carded in the previous game, the offending team will
forfeit the game.
If necessary, a play-in game for the state playoff will be held on TBA
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REGION II GIRLS SOCCER SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Tuesday Aug 23
Hunter @ Granger
West @ Layton
Syracuse @ Viewmont
Davis BYE
Thursday Aug 25
Syracuse @ West
Layton @ Hunter
Granger @ Davis
Viewmont BYE
Tuesday Aug 30
West @ Davis
Granger @ Viewmont
Syracuse @ Layton
Hunter BYE
Thursday Sept 1
Viewmont @ Layton
Granger @ West
Davis @ Hunter
Syracuse BYE
Tuesday Sept 6
Hunter @ Viewmont
Syracuse @ Davis
Layton @ Granger
West BYE
Thursday Sept 8
Granger @ Syracuse
Viewmont @ Davis
Hunter @ West
Layton BYE
Tuesday Sept 13
Davis @ Layton
Hunter @ Syracuse
West @ Viewmont
Granger BYE
Thursday Sept 15
Granger @ Hunter
Layton @ West
Viewmont @ Syracuse
Davis BYE
Tuesday Sept 20
West @ Syracuse
Hunter @ Layton
Davis @ Granger
Viewmont BYE
Thursday Sept 22
Davis @ West
Viewmont @ Granger
Layton @ Syracuse
Hunter BYE
Tuesday Sept 27
Layton @ Viewmont
West @ Granger
Hunter @ Davis
Syracuse BYE
Thursday Sept 29
Viewmont @ Hunter
Davis @ Syracuse
Granger @ Layton
West BYE
Tuesday Oct 4
Syracuse @ Granger
Davis @ Viewmont
West@ Hunter
Layton BYE
Thursday Oct 6
Layton @ Davis
Syracuse @ Hunter - Night Game**
Viewmont @ West
Granger BYE
** Night Games JV– 5:15 Var-7:00
1. Must use High Altitude balls.
2. At seeding of the region tournament meeting, each school will need to provide the varsity and JV
players (full names) at a particular position, including the players’ school name.
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REGION II GIRLS TENNIS RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL……………………………………………………….…WEST HIGH
Administrative Representative ...................................................................................... Kristy Proesch
Start Date ................................................................................................................. Mon, Aug 1, 2016
First Match .............................................................................................................. Tue, Aug 9, 2016
Eligibility List due .................................................................................................... Fri, Aug 26, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ............................................................... Thu, Aug 4, 2016 – Thu, Sept 1, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between................................... Tue, Aug 23, 2016 – Tue, Sept 6, 2016
Region Tournament……………………………………….…. . .Wed Sept 28 & Thurs. Sept 29, 2016
State Entry Deadline .................................................................................................Fri. Sept. 30, 2016
State Tournament ..................................................................... Tue Oct 4, 2016 & Fri. Oct. 7, 2016 (Liberty Park)
Region Dual Match Play:
1. Each school will submit complete game schedules to all Region II schools.
2. Time of Region Games: All region dual matches will begin at 3:30 pm. If both schools are not in
session and both schools agree, play the match at 9:00 am.
3. Each team is expected to have a Junior Varsity contingent, which will travel with the school’s Varsity
teams and play their matches on the same day as Varsity. The coach of the visiting team will call the
host coach in advance and ascertain the number of Junior Varsity matches to be played. Junior Varsity
players will play at least a pro-set.
4. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, 12 point tie-breaker, regular scoring.
5. Both coaches at a dual match will provide a written line-up of players by positions to the opposing
coach.
6. Players are limited to ten (10) minute warm-up; the warm-up does not include practice serves.
7. A player who is slated to play, but arrives late; i.e., during the ten (10) minute warm-up, may be
inserted into her position; however, the player will not receive the allotted ten (10) minutes to warm
up. Tardy players will be penalized according to the rules of the USTA beginning at 3:30 pm at dual
meets. The only exception applies at Region if other players can be assigned to available courts for the
round. If a player arrives after the match for whom he was slated to play has begun, the tardy player
will assume the role of a spectator.
8. The home team will furnish for each varsity match; two new balls per match; a three set match will
receive two new balls at the beginning of the third set.
9. A coach may move a singles player to doubles and vice-versa; however, the players must be ranked
according to ability in both singles and doubles.
10. Coaching on change-overs can only be part of the 90 seconds allowed. Coaching is allowed for only
two (2) minutes between sets; however, during the first and second games of the set, players may not
leave the court and coaches may not walk on the court, unless requested; between the second and third
sets, the players have ten (10) minutes, and players may leave the court.
11. The host school will choose if the JV dual matches are add or no add, informing the visiting coach
before the matches start.
12. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region II Handbook for all other Region II rules, and the
UHSAA Handbook for all UHSAA rules.
Region Tournament Play:
1. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. In an effort to promote fair play and
wholesome team competition thereby fostering a healthy educational environment, the Utah High
School Activities Association offers the following guidelines in regards to stacking:
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(Region II Girl Tennis Rules 2016-2017 cont.)
A Legitimate and ethical “placing of players”: Any lineup which places a better skilled player
above a lesser skilled player or a better skilled doubles team above a lesser skilled doubles
team is legal.
B. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number one
(1) singles player shall be better than the number two (2) singles player who shall be better
than the number three (3) singles player. The number one (1) doubles team shall be better than
the number two (2) doubles team.
C. Coaches should enter players at the positions which their skill dictates. Juggling or shuffling
the positions to gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational
environment. In the event of an injury during any course of the season the next best player
would move up to fill the spot vacated by the injured player.
2. High school tennis players must compete in a minimum of five (5) matches during the high school
season in order to compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity level and in the
singles or doubles category. Injury or special situations will be considered but must be approved by the
UHSAA prior to the student athlete participating in the region meet.
3. Seeding of the region tournament will be conducted by the region coaches the Monday before at 6:00
pm of the Region Tournament. Seeds will be based on region dual matches results at a particular
position. Matches start at 9:00 am the first day and 2:00 pm the last day. Must have a minimum of two
(2) referees. UTA - 801. 994.8782
4. The region championship trophy will be awarded to the team which has accrued the highest point total
based upon the following schedule:
A. Each team dual match victory: 1 point per match (5pts total)
B. Region tournament where four (4) qualify for State:
1st place – five (5) points
2nd place – four (4) points
3rd place – three (3) points
4th place – two (2) points
5th place – one (1) point
5. No more than fourteen (14) matches will be played by team players during the course of the UHSAA
tennis season. This restriction does not apply to those matches played either at the region or state
tournaments.
6. All players in region tournament shall wear a matching team shirt.
7. A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the region meet.
8. Coaching will be allowed after third game and on odd game changeovers and on mandatory two (2)
minute break between sets.
9. No rest period or coaching between the 1st and 2nd game. Rest periods begin on the
3rdgame changeover.
10. Bathroom breaks are permissible if taken within the allotted three (3) minutes or a reasonable amount
of time.
11. All coaches must wear an identification badge at dual and region matches.
13. All-Region teams will be selected by the coaches at the seeding region meeting.
14. Must use High Altitude balls.
15. At seeding of the region tournament meeting, each school will need to provide the varsity and JV
player names (full name) at a particular position including the players’ school name.
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JUNIOR VARSITY REGION Tournament play:
1. It will be held in conjunction with the Varsity Region Tournament (weather permitting) three (3)
singles & two (2) doubles.
2. Pro set until final-2 out of 3 sets regular scoring in final. Add scoring 8-8 with 12pt tie breaker.
3. Three (3) Seeds will be drawn randomly.
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REGION II GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Tuesday August 9 Thursday, August 11
Syracuse @ Viewmont Hunter @ Layton
Layton @ West West @ Syracuse
Davis @ Hunter Viewmont @ Granger
BYE Granger BYE Davis
Tuesday August 16 Thursday August 18
Layton @ Granger West @ Davis
Davis @ Viewmont Viewmont @ Layton
Hunter @ West Granger @ Syracuse
BYE Syracuse BYE Hunter
Tuesday August 23 Thursday August 25
Davis @ Syracuse Hunter @ Viewmont
Hunter @ Granger Davis @ Granger
West @ Viewmont Syracuse @ Layton
2 BYE Layton 5 BYE West
Tuesday August 30 Thursday, September 1
Granger @ West Viewmont @ Syracuse
Syracuse @ Hunter West @ Layton
Layton @ Davis Hunter @ Davis
BYE Viewmont BYE Granger
Tuesday, September 6 Thursday, September 8
Layton @ Hunter Granger @ Layton
Syracuse @ West Viewmont @ Davis
Granger @ Viewmont West @ Hunter
BYE Davis BYE Syracuse
Tuesday, September 13 Thursday, September 15
Davis @ West Syracuse @ Davis
Layton @ Viewmont Granger @ Hunter
Syracuse @ Granger Viewmont @ West
BYE Hunter BYE Layton
Tuesday, September 20 Thursday, September 22
Viewmont @ Hunter West @ Granger
Granger @ Davis Hunter @ Syracuse
Layton @ Syracuse Davis @ Layton
BYE West BYE Viewmont
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REGION II VOLLEYBALL RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL…………………………………………….………HUNTER HIGH
Administrative Representative .................................................. Craig Stauffer, Hunter High School
Start Date ............................................................................................................. Mon. Aug. 8, 2016
First Match .......................................................................................................... Tue, Aug. 16, 2016
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................... Fri, Aug. 26, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ........................................................................................... Thu. Sep. 15, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ........................................ Tue, Aug. 26 – Tue, Oct. 4, 2016
State Tournament .................................... (Utah Valley University) Fri. Nov. 4 – Sat. Nov. 5, 2016
1. All varsity matches will be best three (3) out of five (5) games. Games 1-4 played to 25
points (no cap) the fifth and deciding game will be played to 15 points (no cap).
Varsity matches have 2 timeouts in each set.
Sub-varsity matches: Games 1 & 2 are to 25 points (cap at 27); Games 3, 4, & 5 played to
15 points (cap at 17)
Sub-varsity games get 2 timeouts in the games 1 & 2 all other games there is only 1 time out.
Net time will be the standard 4-4-2. (4) minutes for visitors, (4) minutes home and (2) minutes
shared serving.
2. Region Play will begin on September 1, 2016 .
3. Game times are: Sophomore 3:30 Varsity 4:45 JV 6:00
4. Seeding for the State Tournament will be determined by the standing in region play. In the
event of a tie we will use the region Tie Breaker rule.
5. Contest limitation for volleyball will be 14 matches and two (2) tournaments with the
following guidelines for tournaments: no more than nine (9) total matches in a tournament, no
more than seven (7) matches in a given day, and tournaments may not exceed three (3) days.
6. Home team will:
1) Provide a table for the visiting team
2) Provide the visiting team with a ball cart and 12 balls
3) Have the nets setup up by 3:00 pm
4) Provide people to run a 3 ball rotation during all matches
5) Keep the spectators off the first row of bleachers
6) Call in the score and highlights after the match
7) Provide 3 Wilson game balls to use during the game
8) Provide both line judges for all 3 matches – please make sure they are trained
7. Before leaving the gym the visiting team will:
1) Give the home coach stats/highlights they want reported to the newspaper
2) Clean up their food area
3) Clean up the bench area they last occupied
8. Each team will provide their own warm-up balls. Home team will provide ball cart.
9. Seniors will NOT be allowed to play Junior Varsity unless agreed upon by the Head
Coaches.
10. The coaches will have a meeting on November 2nd at 6:30 pm to select the all-region team.
Location to be determined.
11. Senior night recognition kept to a 10-15 minute maximum
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REGION II VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE 2016-2017
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
Thursday, Sep 1
Syracuse @ Hunter
West @ Viewmont
Davis @ Granger
Layton BYE
Tuesday, Oct 4
Hunter @ Syracuse
Viewmont @ West
Granger @ Davis
Layton BYE
Wednesday, Sep 7
Hunter @ Davis
Granger @ West
Viewmont BYE
Thursday, Oct 6
Layton @ Syracuse
Davis @ Hunter
West @ Granger
Viewmont BYE
Thursday, Sep 8
Syracuse @ Layton
Tuesday, Sep 13
Viewmont @ Layton
West @ Hunter
Davis @ Syracuse
Granger BYE
Tuesday, Oct 11
Layton @ Viewmont
Hunter @ West
Syracuse @ Davis
Granger BYE
Thursday, Sep 15
West @ Layton
Syracuse @ Viewmont
Granger @ Hunter
Davis BYE
Thursday, Oct. 13
Layton @ West
Viewmont @ Syracuse
Hunter @ Granger
Davis BYE
Thursday, Sep 22
Layton @ Davis
West @ Syracuse
Viewmont @ Granger
Hunter BYE
Tuesday, Oct. l8
Davis @ Layton
Syracuse @ West
Granger @ Viewmont
Hunter BYE
Tuesday, Sep 27
Hunter @ Viewmont
Layton @ Granger
Davis @ West
Syracuse BYE
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Viewmont @ Hunter
Granger @ Layton
West @ Davis
Syracuse BYE
Thursday, Sep 29
Viewmont @ Davis
Granger @ Syracuse
Hunters @ Layton
West BYE
Thursday, Oct. 27
Davis @ Viewmont
Syracuse @ Granger
Layton @ Hunter
West BYE
November 4th and 5th State Tournament @ UVU
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REGION II BASKETBALL (BOYS AND GIRLS) RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL .................................................................................... VIEWMONT HIGH
Administrative Representative ................................................................................ Jason Smith, Viewmont
Start Date ..........................................................................................................................Mon. Nov 7, 2016
First Contest .................................................................................................................... Tue, Nov. 22, 2016
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................................. Fri, Dec. 2, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ...................................................................... Thu. Nov. 3, 2016 – Thu. Dec. 1, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ............................................Tue, Dec. 13, 2016-Tue, Jan. 17, 2017
Region Tournament, Boys ........................................................................... Fri. Jan. 6 – Tue. Feb. 21, 2017
Region Tournament, Girls .......................................................... Wed. Dec. 22, 2016 – Tue. Feb. 14, 2017
State Tournament, Girls ............................................................................................ Wed. Feb. 20-25, 2017
State Tournament , Boys .................................................................................. Mon. Feb. 27 – Mar 4, 2017
1. Beginning practice date: Monday, November 7, 2016 2. Schedules and team rosters are to be e-mailed by athletic directors to region athletic directors.
Region athletic directors are responsible for making sure copies are redistributed to their
individual coaches. Endowment games: May be played at any time except during the moratorium.
First practice games: Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Moratorium dates: November 24-November 27, 2016; December 23-27, 2016 and January
1, 2017.
Girls Varsity, J.V., and Sophomore games will be Tuesdays and Fridays. All games will be held at
the same site with the Sophomore game beginning at 3:30 p.m., J.V. at 5:15 p.m. and
Varsity at 7 p.m. Boys Varsity, J.V., and Sophomore games will be Tuesdays and Fridays. All games will be held at
the same site with the Sophomore game beginning at 3:30 p.m., J.V. at 5:15 p.m., and Varsity
at 7:00 p.m.
Home team wears white jersey. Visiting team wears dark jersey.
All schools are required to use adults on the clock and score book (varsity only).
Scouting is to be done from the spectator stands and no video filming of future opponents will be
allowed at varsity, J.V., or sophomore levels.
It is the responsibility of the home team to keep the court sidelines clear.
Home team is responsible for emergency medical care.
Varsity home school will provide dressing facilities for visiting school. Whiteboard and marker will
be available. Each school will provide their own towels. Home school will clear visiting locker
room 1 hour before game time and provide a guide for the visiting team, i.e., meet bus, show
locker room, etc.
In cases where applicable, ties between teams for first place in region play will result in co-
champions or tri-champions with trophies being awarded to all teams involved. Seeding for state
tournament play [four (4) places] will be determined by the region tie breaker rule.
The Boys 5A State Tournament will be held at TBA on February 27 – March 4, 2017
(M, W, F, S). The Girls 5A State Tournament will be held at Salt Lake Community College on
February 20-23, 2017 (M, W, F, S)
A boy’s all-region team will be selected by the region coaches at a meeting to be held at a location
TBD.
A girl’s all-region team will be selected by the region coaches at a meeting to be held at a location
TBD.
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REGION II BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Game Limit Twenty (20-22) Plus Endowment Game
Practice Begins: Monday, November 7
First Practice Games Tuesday, November 22
Region Begins: Friday, January 6
Region Ends: Tuesday, February 21
State Tournament: Monday, February 27 – Saturday, March 4, 2017
(TBA)
Friday, January 6 Tuesday, January 24 Friday, February 10
Syracuse @ Granger Layton @ Granger Granger @ West
Viewmont @ Hunter Syracuse @ Hunter Davis @ Layton
Davis @ West Viewmont @ West Syracuse @ Viewmont
Layton BYE Davis BYE Hunter BYE
Tuesday, January 10 Friday, January 27 Tuesday, February 14
Granger @ Viewmont West @ Syracuse Hunter @ Granger
Hunter @ Davis Hunter @ Layton West @ Layton
Syracuse @ layton Davis @ Viewmont Syracuse @ Davis
West BYE Granger BYE Viewmont BYE
Friday, January 13 Tuesday, January 31 Friday. February 17
Granger @ Davis Granger @ Syracuse Granger @ Layton
Hunter @ West Hunter @ Viewmont Hunter @ Syracuse
Layton @ Viewmont West @ Davis West @ Viewmont
Syracuse BYE
Layton BYE Davis BYE
Tuesday, January 17 Friday, February 3 Tuesday, February 21
West @ Granger Viewmont @ Granger Syracuse @ West
Layton @ Davis Davis @ Hunter Layton @ Hunter
Viewmont @ Syracuse Layton @ Syracuse Viewmont @ Davis
Hunter BYE West BYE Granger BYE
Friday, January 20 Tuesday, February 7
Granger @ Hunter Davis @ Granger
Layton @ West West @ Hunter
Syracuse @ Davis Viewmont @ Layton
Viewmont BYE Syracuse BYE
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SOPH/JV/VARSITY BASKETBALL (GIRLS) SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Game Limit: Twenty (20 – 22) plus endowment game
Practice Begins: Monday, November 7
First Practice Games: Tuesday, November 22
Region Begins: Wednesday, December 22
Region Ends: Tuesday, February 14
State Tournament: Monday, February 20 – Sat., February 25
2017, (Salt lake Community College)
Thursday, Dec. 22
Layton @ Granger
Syracuse @ Hunter
Viewmont @ West
Davis BYE
Tuesday, January 3
West @ Syracuse
Hunter @ Layton
Davis @ Viewmont
Granger BYE
Friday, January 6
Granger @ Syracuse
Hunter @ Viewmont
West @ Davis
Layton BYE
Tuesday, January 10
Viewmont @ Granger
Davis @ Hunter
Layton @ Syracuse
West BYE
Friday, January 13
Davis @ Granger
West @ Hunter Viewmont @ Layton
Syracuse BYE
Tuesday, January 17
Granger @ West
Davis @ Layton
Syracuse @ Viewmont
Hunter BYE
Friday, January 20
Hunter @ Granger
Layton @ West
Syracuse @ Davis
Viewmont BYE
Tuesday, January 24
Granger @ Layton
Hunter @ Syracuse
West @ Viewmont
Davis BYE
Friday, January 27
Syracuse @ West
Layton @ Hunter
Viewmont @ Davis
Granger BYE
Tuesday, January 31
Syracuseddd ranger
Viewmont @ Hunter
Davis @ West
Layton BYE
Friday, February 3
Granger @ Viewmont
Hunter @ Davis
Syracuse @ Laytin
West BYE
Tuesday, February 7
Granger @ Davis
Hunter @ West
Layton @ Viewmont
Syracuse BYE
Friday, February 10
West @ Granger
Layton @ Davis
Viewmont @ Syracuse
Hunter BYE
Tuesday, February 14
Granger @ Hunter
West @ Layton
Davis @ Syracuse
Viewmont BYE
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REGION II DRILL TEAM 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL……………………………………LAYTON HIGH SCHOOL
Jul 5-Jul 11... Summer Moratorium
Aug 27... Live Rules Clinic @ UHSAA
Sep 1-Sep 16... Online Rules Clinic
Nov 7... First Contest Allowed
Nov 18... Eligibility List Due on RegisterMyAthlete.com
Nov 24-Nov 27... Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Dec 13-Jan 10... Academic All-State Applications Accepted
Dec 23-Dec 27... Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Jan 1... Moratorium no practices, competitions, meetings or travel
Jan 15... Moratorium Declaration Form Due
Jan 25 … Region
Jan 29... State Entry Deadline
Feb 2 & Feb 4... State Championships @ Utah Valley University
Feb 10... Budget Form Due
Jun 26-Jul 2... Summer Moratorium
Meet Limit: Three (3) competitions (excluding region and state meet)
First Drill team competition may be held Monday Nov. 7, 2016
Region Practice: Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017 8:00 a.m.
*Building Supervisor will be compensated $150 for practice hours
3:00 - 4:00
4:05 - 5:05
5:10 - 6:10 TBA
6:15 - 7:15
7:15 - 8:15
8:20 - 9:20
Region: Wednesday, January 25, 2017
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REGION II SWIMMING RULES (BOYS AND GIRLS) 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL .......................................................................... HUNTER HIGH SCHOOL
Administrative Representative ................................................................ Craig Stauffer, Hunter high School
Beginning Practice .............................................................................................................. Mon, Oct 3, 2016
First Meet ............................................................................................................................. Fri, Nov. 4, 2016
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................................ Fri, Nov. 18, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ....................................................................................................... Wed. Oct. 30, 2016
Academic All-State Accepted Between ........................................... Tue, Dec. 13, 2016– Tue, Jan. 10, 2017
State Entry Deadline ........................................................................................................... Thu, Feb. 2, 2017
State Tournament ................................................................................................ Thu, Feb. 9 – Feb. 10, 2017
Monday, October 3rd, 2016 will be the first day of practice/team selection and Friday, November 4th,
2016 will be the first date a swimming meet may be held.
Swim rules clinic available on-line from TBA
Due to the inherent risks involved with “open pool,” the teaching of proper stroke mechanics will be
allowed three (3) weeks prior to the start date. This allows for the safety and education of individual
participants and not the coaching and competitive training of teams.
A maximum of fourteen (14) meets can be held which includes state qualifying meets. All region meets
will begin at 3:30pm unless otherwise stated.
The Region Championship will be held on Saturday, January 30th, at the South Davis Recreation Center at
9:00am (warm ups will begin at 7:00am).
The State Championship Meet will be held at Brigham Young University on February 9-10, 2017.
Each team in the region shall have a current version of Hy-Tek meet manager and team manager
swimming software or a comparable and compatible version. Home team will be in the odd lanes, visiting
team in the even lanes.
Each school’s entries for Region Championships will be limited to all official entries in each individual
event and two (2) entries in each relay event. All entry tines must be the best time from the meets during
the current season. Only the “A” relay’s score.
All swimmers must meet eligibility requirements as per National Federation Rules.
The top four (4) swimmers from each school will be used to score towards the Region Championship.
Each school must submit their region entries as well as their Academic All-Region names (seniors only,
3.75 or higher) by email to Shawn Marsing for seeding.
The scoring format will be 16 places; 1 Region Trophy, 6 Individual event medals and 3 relay team
medals.
Awards will be passed out at the conclusion of the 50 Free for events 1-8, after the 200 free relay for
events 9-16, and after event 22 for events 17-22.
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(Region II Swimming Rules, cont.)
All hosting schools of dual or tri meets will have the following:
Dual Meets Region Championship
Starter $40.00 $60.00
Referee $40.00 $60.00
Stroke Judge $30.00 $30.00
Head Timer/Runner $30.00 $40.00
Dual meet scheduling will be rotated forward and will alternate home and away meets.
Academic All-Region names (seniors only, 3.75 or higher cumulative GPA) must be submitted by email,
Tue. Dec. 13, 2016 – Tue. Jan 10, 2017.
Moratoriums will be Aug. 8 – 21, 2016, Nov. 24-27, 2016, Dec. 23-27, 2016, Jan. 1st 2017, Apr. 17 -
Apr. 30, 2017
All meets will have unlimited heats in the 50 and 100 freestyle. All other events, including relays will
have only one (1) heat unless coaches agree to different arrangements.
No white swimming suits.
Coaches Information:
Davis High TBA
Granger High Mary Ward [email protected]
Hunter High Ray “Tres” Huff [email protected]
Layton High Katy Limb [email protected]
Syracuse High Nathan Whitaker [email protected]
Viewmont High Steven Doman [email protected]
West High Casey Jackson [email protected]
Swim Sites:
Davis High Layton City Surf’n Swim 465 N Wasatch Dr. Layton
Granger High Granger High
Hunter High Hunter High
Layton High Layton City Surf’n Swim 465 N Wasatch Dr. Layton
Syracuse High Clearfield Aquatic Center 825 S. State, Clearfield
The Rush Funplex 1806 S. 2000 W. Syracuse
Viewmont High South Davis Rec. Center 550 N 200 W Bountiful
West High Northwest Rec. Center 1300 W 300 N Salt Lake City
Roy Complex 2150 West 4700 S. Roy
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REGION II SWIM (BOYS AND GIRLS) SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Region II swim meets start at 3:30pm with the exception of
West, Layton and Davis home meets beginning at 3:00pm
Friday, Nov. 11
Syracuse @ Viewmont (So. Davis)
Tuesday, Nov. 15 West @ Syracuse (CAC)
Fri & Sat, Nov 18th & 19th
Thanksgiving Invitational (So. Davis)
Tuesday, Nov. 29th
Syracuse @ Tooele (Pratt Aquatic Center)
Saturday, Dec. 3rd
Davis District (South Davis)
Saturday, Dec. 8th
Hunter @ Syracuse (Rush)
Tuesday, Dec. 13th
Syracuse @ Roy (Roy Complex)
Thursday, Dec. 15th
Bonneville @ Syracuse (CAC)
Tuesday, Dec. 20th
Syracuse @ Clearfield (CAC)
Thursday, Jan. 12th
Syracuse, Granger @ Layton (Surf’n Swim)
Thursday, Jan. 19
Syracuse @ Davis (Surf’n Swim)
Saturday, Jan. 28 Region II Championships @ So. Davis
Thursday & Friday, Feb. 9th – 10th
5A State Championships @ BYU
List of Coaches
Davis Kit Barker [email protected]
Granger Mary Ward [email protected]
Hunter Ray “Tres” Huff [email protected]
Layton Katie Limb [email protected]
Syracuse Nathan Whitaker [email protected]
Viewmont Steven Doman [email protected]
West Casey Jackson [email protected]
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REGION II WRESTLING SCHEDULE 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ............................................................................ GRANGER HIGH
Administrative Representative ................................................................ David Dunn, Granger High School
Start Date .......................................................................................................................... Mon, Nov. 7, 2016
First Contest .................................................................................................................... Tues. Nov. 22, 2016
Moratorium ............................................................................................. Thu, Nov. 24 – Sun, Nov. 27, 2016
Eligibility List Due .............................................................................................................. Fri, Dec. 2, 2016
Body Fat and Hydration ............................................................................. Fri., Nov. 19 – Sat. Nov 19, 2016
Rules Clinic (on-line) ....................................................................................................... Wed., Nov. 2, 2016
Team Duals ......................................................................................................................... Thu. Jan 25,2017
Academic All-State Accepted Between ......................................... Tue, Dec. 13, 2016 – Tue., Jan. 10, 2017
Division Tournament ..................................................................................... Thu. Feb. 1 – Fri. Feb. 2, 2017
State Entry Deadline ............................................................................................................ Sat, Feb. 4, 2017
State Tournament ......................................................................................... Wed, Feb. 8– Thu, Feb. 9, 2017
REGION DUAL MEETS
Scales for weigh in
*All scales used in an official weigh in will be certified annually. Each school is responsible to notify the Utah
state dept. of weights and measures to have this done prior to the beginning of competition. The home
management is responsible to provide a certified scale for weigh in at all region 1 wrestling meets.
*All weigh-ins for region 1 dual will start at 5:00 p.m.
*Wrestling (Both Varsity and J.V.) will start at 6:00 p.m. Extras will wrestle at the conclusion of either J.V. or
the varsity matches
*Coaches will be responsible to exchange line ups via email the day before the dual to allow for adequate time
for the program.
*The home coach must put the dual meet on TrackWrestling.com within the next day.
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REGION II WRESTLING SCHEDULE DUAL MEETS 2016-2017
Thursday, December 15 Thursday, January 12
Hunter @ Davis Layton @ Davis
Viewmont @ Granger West @ Syracuse
Layton @ West Hunter @ Viewmont
Syracuse Bye Granger Bye
Wednesday, January 4 Wednesday, January 18
Davis @ West West @ Granger
Syracuse @ Granger Viewmont @ Layton
Layton @ Hunter Syracuse @ Hunter
Viewmont Bye Davis Bye
Thursday, January 5 Thursday, January 19
Hunter @ West Syracuse @ Layton
Granger @ Davis Granger @ Hunter
Viewmont @ Syracuse Davis @ Viewmont
Layton Bye West Bye
Wednesday, January 11
Davis @ Syracuse
West @ Viewmont
Granger @ Layton
Hunter Bye
*Region Team Trophy will be awarded based upon region dual record.
*In case of a tie for the region title each team involved in the tie will receive a region
trophy.
*In the case of a three way tie, as it pertains to qualification and seeding for the state dual
meet tournament, we will follow the rulebook tie breaker criteria.
* In the case of a two way tie, as it pertains to qualification and seeding for the state dual
meet tournament, head to head will be the deciding factor.
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REGION II BASEBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ................................................................................................. GRANGER HIGH
Administrative Representative ........................................................................ David Dunn, Granger High School
Start Date ................................................................................................................................. Mon. Feb. 27. 2017
First Contest .............................................................................................................................. Mon. Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due .......................................................................................................... Fri. Mar. 17, 2017, 2017
Rules Clinic (on-line) ..............................................................................................................................................
Academic All-State Accepted Between ............................................................ Tue. Mar 14 – Tue. Apr. 18, 2017
Inter Region Playoff ................................................................................................................................................
State Tournament ............................................................................................. Mon. May 22 – Fri. May 27, 2017
Games: 1. We will play each Region team three (3) times for a total of eighteen (18) Region games.
2. We will play three (3) games a week against the same team.
3. The JV games will piggyback the 1st and 3rd game of that week. Sophomore games will be
played on Sat. DH at 11 & 1.
4. Contest Limitation are 22 games per level with Varsity games following the UHSAA amended
schedule rules.
5. There will be NO STRETCHING in centerfield, home or away.
6. The home team will take pregame 25 minutes prior, 10 minutes for home, 10 minutes for the
visiting team.
7. Make up games will be played on the first available date in the order they are canceled.
Saturdays are available, but must be agreed upon by both. Making up a region game takes
precedence Pre-season, JV, Sophomore games.
If another schools site is playable they can switch and will retain its home status even on
another field, if necessary.
8. If (due to inclement weather) the 18 game schedule cannot be completed, the win/loss records
of the previous equal number of games completed will be used to determine state seeding.
9. The winning team is responsible for reporting scores to the local papers.
Tie Breaker: Follow Region II tie breaker rules
All ties for the final playoff spot will be played with a play in game.
All-Region: All Region teams will be determined by the coaches at a meeting following the season.
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REGION II BASEBALL SCHEDULE 2016-2017
JV AFTER JV AFTER VARSITY ONLY SOPH SAT & 1
March 21 Viewmont @ West Syracuse @ Granger Davis @ Hunter Layton BYE
March 22 West @ Viewmont Granger @ Syracuse Hunter @ Davis Layton BYE
March 23 Viewmont @ West Syracuse @ Granger Davis @ Hunter Layton BYE
March 26 West @ Viewmont Granger @ Syracuse Hunter @ Davis Layton BYE
March 28
Davis @ Syracuse
West @ Layton
Viewmont BYE
GSD Spring Break
March 29
Syracuse @ Davis
Layton @ West bye
Viewmont BYE
GSD Spring Break
March 30
Davis @ Syracuse
West @ Layton
Viewmont BYE
GSD Spring Break
April 1, 2016
Syracuse @ Davis
Layton @ West
Viewmont BYE
GRS Spring Break
April 4 West @ Granger Hunter BYE DSD Spring Break
April 5 Granger @ West Hunter BYE DSD Spring Break
April 6 West @ Granger Hunter BYE DSD Spring Break
April 8 Granger @ West Hunter BYE DSD Spring Break
April 11 Hunter @ Viewmont Granger @ Davis Syracuse @ Layton SLSD Spring Break
April 12 Viewmont @ Hunter Davis @ Granger Layton @ Syracuse SLSD Spring Break
April 13 Hunter @ Viewmont Granger @ Davis Syracuse @ Layton SLSD Spring Break
April 15 Viewmont @ Hunter Davis @ Granger Layton @ Syracuse SLSD Spring Break
April 18 Hunter @ West Granger @ Layton Viewmont @ Syracuse Davis BYE
April 19 West @ Hunter Layton @ Granger Syracuse @ Viewmont Davis BYE
April 20 Hunter @ West Granger @ Layton Viewmont @ Syracuse Davis BYE
April 22 West @ Hunter Layton @ Granger Syracuse @ Viewmont Davis BYE
April 25 Layton @ Hunter Davis @ Viewmont Syracuse @ West Granger BYE
April 26 Hunter @ Layton Viewmont @ Davis West @ Syracuse Granger BYE
April 27 Layton @ Hunter Davis @ Viewmont Syracuse @ West Granger BYE
April 29 Hunter @ Layton Viewmont @ Davis West @ Syracuse Granger BYE
May 2 Viewmont @ Granger Hunter @ Syracuse Layton @ Davis West BYE
May 3 Granger @ Viewmont Styracuse @ Hunter Davis @ Layton West BYE
May 4 Viewmont @ Granger Hunter @ Syracuse Layton @ Davis West BYE
May 6 Granger @ Viewmont Syracuse @ Hunter Davis @ Layton West BYE
May 9 Granger @ Hunter Layton @ Viemont West @ Davis Syracuse BYE
May 10 Hunter @ Granger Viewmont @ Layton Davis @ West Syracuse BYE
May 11 Granger @ Hunter Layton @ Viewmont West @ Davis Syracuse BYE
May 13 Hunter @ Granger Viewmont @ Layton Davis @ West Syracuse BYE
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REGION II GIRLS GOLF RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL……………………………………………….SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL
Administrative Representative ........................................................... Wendy Nelson, Syracuse High School
Start Date ......................................................................................................................... Mon, Feb. 27, 2017
First Contest ..................................................................................................................... Mon, Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due ........................................................................................................... Fri, Mar. 17, 2017
Rules Clinic (on-line) .......................................................................................................Mon. Apr. 17, 2017
Academic All-State Accepted Between ................................................... Tue, Mar. 14 – Tue, Apr.11, 2017
State Entry Deadline ........................................................................................................Thu, May 11. 2017
Region Tournament .................................................................................................. Eagle Mountain - TBA
State Tournament .................................................................................... Mon, May 15 – Tue, May 16, 2017
1. Home school/coach will act as tournament director
2. Each school (coach) will be required to conduct a rules clinic. All players need to have a general
knowledge of the rules of golf.
3. Region meets will be scored as follows for teams:
1st = 7 points 2nd = 5 3rd = 4 4th = 3 5th = 2 6th =1 7th = 0
Two day tournament – half the points for one day.
Shared points will be awarded for ties
4. Region meets will be scored as follows for individuals who score in the top 20 and ties:
1st = 20 points 2nd = 19 points - all the way down to 20th = 1
Shared points will be awarded for ties
5. The end of the season region tournament will be scored as follows:
a. 1st=7points; 2nd = 5; 3rd = 4; 5th = 2; 6th = 1; 7th = 0
b. There will be shared points awarded for ties.
c. If there is a tie for the Region Championship or State Qualification there will be a team
sudden death play-off. Coaches involved will pick their 4 man play-off team.
6. The Region Tournament will be a 2 day tournament. The first day will be at Eagle Mountain. The
second day will be at Hubbard Golf Course on Hill AFB.
7. Each player will be required to have a score card. Players will exchange score cards on the first tee.
The exchange will be in a circle not one to one.
8. Each team will consist of 8 players, of which the best 4 scores will be counted.
9. No caddies will be allowed at any meets.
10. Appropriate attire is encouraged at all region meets. Shorts (subject to local course rules) are allowed.
NO DENIM (jeans or shorts).
11. Play will be from the blue (or equivalent tees on all region courses.
12. Meets will be shotgun starts unless otherwise designated. The 2nd day of the Region Tournament
will be tee times starting at 9:00am. 13. In case of bad weather or darkness, the coaches will make judgment to continue or postpone. Player
safety needs to be central to the decision. Error on the side of safety.
14. Rained out, canceled, or postponed matches will be re-scheduled at the convenience of the golf course.
If weather occurs during a region match and play cannot finish, if there are 9 holes that the entire field
has completed, then the tournament will revert to a 9 hole tournament (must be 9 holes that each golfer
has in common. Example: the front 9 has been completed by all golfers in the field)
15. The tournament committee in making all weather and rule decisions will consist of the Tournament
Director, Region II Coaches, and Golf Course Personnel (the Head Pro if available).
16. An all-region team will be selected based on point accumulation. The top 10 players in points for the
season will receive all-region honors, including region medalist for the top point earner. They will
receive all-region medals. The 2nd 10 players (11-20) will receive 2nd team all-region honors and will
receive a certificate.
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17. A region trophy will be awarded to the Region Champion. Ten (10) medals will be awarded to the region
low medalist and all-region team.
18. Starting tee times will be by the “rule of golf” and State meet rules—2 strokes for being 5 minutes late.
Later than 5 minutes – is disqualified.
19. Play to be governed by the USGA rules, stroke play and local course rules. Proper golf conduct and
etiquette is not only expected, but required.
20. Checking of score cards after rounds will be done by region coaches only and appropriate golf course
personnel.
21. Total match limit is 14, excluding the state meet. 22. Coaches will be limited to 2 coaches per school. Only 2 coaches can coach and assist kids. Expectation is
for coaches to assist and coach players on their teams, as well as assist groups in rules and conduct issues.
23. Spectators are expected to adhere to the 50 foot rule. Warnings and penalties will be assessed by coaches
and tournament committee members.
REGION II GIRLS GOLF SCHEDULE 2016-2017
1. March 16 Lakeside 9 holes Viewmont High
2. March 21 Stone Ridge 18 holes Granger High
3. March 23 Valley View 9 holes Layton High
4. April 18 The Ridge 9 holes Hunter High
5. April 19 Glen Eagle 18 holes Syracuse High
6. April 24 Davis Park 9 holes Davis High
7. April 27 Rose Park 18 holes West High
8. May 4 Region Championship 18 holes
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REGION II BOYS SOCCER RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL……………………………………………………………….LAYTON HIGH
Administrative Representative .................................................................... Ryck Astle, Layton High School
Start Date .......................................................................................................................... Thu, Feb. 27, 2017
First Contest ...................................................................................................................... Mon, Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................................. Fri, Mar.17, 2017
Rules Clinic (on-line) ....................................................................................................... Wed, Mar. 7, 2017
Academic All-State Accepted Between ................................................... Tue, Mar. 14 – Tue, Apr. 18, 2017
State Tournament ............................................................................. Wed. May 3, 2017 – Sat. May 13, 2017
1. Play will begin on a region basis on Monday, March 6, 2016. All varsity games will be played at 3:30 p.m.
Junior Varsity (reserve) games will be played the same day following the varsity game at same site. Jerseys
and socks will be light for home games and dark for away games. Seed-ing in state play will be determined
by the standing in region play. 2. If a game ends in a tie the teams will play up to two (2) ten-minute overtime periods in a sudden death
format (first team to score wins). If there is no scoring in the overtimes, the game will end in a tie. 3. In cases where applicable, ties between soccer teams for first place in region play will result in co-
champions or tri-champions being declared and trophies will be awarded to all teams involved. Seeding for
state tournament play will be determined by reverting to the region tie breaker rule. a. Games will be two 20-minute half format with the loser out. b. If there is a tie at the conclusion of the game, rule #2 will come into effect.
4. Seniors will not be allowed to play Junior Varsity unless prior discussion by the head coaches a day in
advance. 5. In the event of a postponement, it will be the responsibility of the home team athletic director to notify the
visiting school and the officials. Visiting school and officials should be notified as soon as possible. 6. Teams will sit on one side of the field. Spectators will sit on the opposite side of the field. 7. Any necessary changes to these arrangements will be determined between the two principals involved. 8. A $100.00 fine will be assessed if a coach plays an athlete who has been red carded and turned into the
State. Athletes must not be allowed to participate in the succeeding varsity game. Fines payable to Region I.
9. Junior Varsity games will consist of two 40-minute halves, weather and light permitting. 10. Teams will play their region games as agreed upon (region planning meeting) as the schedule dictates. No
regularly scheduled region games will be played on the days of the region track meet.
SCHOOL SITES
Davis Campus or Angel Street Park (150 South Angel Street, Kaysville )
Granger Campus (Turf)
Hunter Campus (Turf)
Layton Campus (Grass)
Syracuse Campus (Grass)
Viewmont Campus (Turf)
West Campus (Grass)
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REGION II BOYS’ SOCCER SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Thursday, March 16 Thursday, April 20 Granger @ Davis Davis @ West
Layton @ Viewmont Syracuse @ Hunter
Hunter @ West Granger @ Layton
Syracuse Bye Viewmont Bye
Tuesday, March 21 Tuesday, April 25 Viewmont @ Hunter Hunter @ Granger
Davis @ Layton West @ Syracuse
Syracuse @ Granger Viewmont @ Davis
West Bye Layton Bye
Thursday, March 23 Thursday, April 27 Syracuse @ Viewmont Layton @ Syracuse
Granger @ West Hunter @ Davis
Layton @ Hunter West @ Viewmont
Davis Bye Granger Bye
Tuesday, March 28 Tuesday, May 2 Syracuse @ West Davis @ Granger
Davis @ Viewmont Viewmont @ Layton
West @ Hunter - Night Game **
Thursday, March 30 Syracuse Bye
Davis @ West
Syracuse @ Layton Thursday, May 4
Hunter @ Viewmont
Friday, March 31 Layton @ Davis
Viewmont @ West Granger @ Syracuse
West Bye
Tuesday, April 4 Hunter @ Granger Tuesday, May 9
Viewmont @ Syracuse
Tuesday, April 11 West @ Granger
Layton @ Granger Hunter @ Layton
Hunter @ Syracuse Davis Bye
Thursday, April 13 Thursday, May 11 Davis @ Hunter Layton @ West
Granger @ Viewmont
Tuesday, April 18 Syracuse @ Davis
West @ Layton Hunter Bye
Viewmont @ Granger
Davis @ Syracuse ** Night game times: JV 5:30 V 7:00
Hunter Bye
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REGION II SOFTBALL RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL .......................................................................................... GRANGER HIGH
Administrative Representative ................................................................ David Dunn, Granger High School
Start Date .......................................................................................................................... Mon, Feb.27, 2017
First Contest ...................................................................................................................... Mon. Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due ............................................................................................................ Fri, Mar. 17, 2017
Rules Clinic (UHSAA) ...................................................................................................................................
Academic All-State Accepted Between .................................................... Tue, Mar 14 – Tue, Apr. 18, 2017
State Tournament ..................................................................................... Tue, May 16 – Thu, May 18, 2017
1. No team may play more than twenty-two (22) games during the entire season.
a. A single day tournament will count as one game with a maximum of four (4) games.
b. A multiple day tournament (2-3 days) will count as two (2) games towards contest
limitations.
c. A maximum of eight (8) games may be played in a multiple day tournament.
2. All region varsity games shall begin at 3:30 p.m.
a. Games will be a full seven (7) innings.
b. If the score is tied at the end of seven (7) innings, the international tie-breaker
rule will be in effect.
c. The 10-run rule will be in effect after the fifth inning.
d. The 15-run rule will be in effect after the third inning.
3. All JV games will immediately follow varsity games (same day, same site).
a. A team may only score six (6) runs an inning in a JV game.
b. Rules for JV play will be agreed upon by the region in order to provide
developmental atmosphere and to accommodate facility conflicts.
4. The visiting team will take the field at 3:00 pm; the home team will take the field at 3:15 pm.
5. The home team will be responsible for:
Providing an official scorekeepter (a responsible adult)
Providing two (2) new game balls (same ball as used in State)
Paying the officials
Field management
Calling the media with games results
6. Postponed games will follow the UHSAA suspended game procedures.
a. The home team will call their opponent and the officials by 12:00 noon.
b. Game will be rescheduled on the first available weekday as agreed upon by the involved
coaches and approved by the involved principals.
c. Priority should be given to region games.
d. In the first round of region play, the postponed game may be “flip-flopped” to the
visiting field if it is deemed playable. The second round field will be reversed.
7. Teams agree to accept all National Federation Rules.
8. In the event of a tie in the standings, the region tie breaker rule will be in effect.
9. Videotaping of games is by playing teams only.
10. One region trophy will be awarded to the first place team.
11. All seniors nominated for Academic All-State will receive Academic All-Region.
12. Coaches meeting to select All-Region teams will be held (TBA)
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13. Pitching distance will be 43 feet.
14. Senior recognition day will be kept to a ten(10) minute maximum according to general policy at 1st
base.
15. All-Region schools will be required to have a safety base. (orange)
16. Region Administration representative will be responsible for producing and awarding All-Region
awards.
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REGION II SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Thursday, March 16
Davis @ Syracuse
West @ Hunter
Granger @ Layton
Viewmont - BYE
April 3 – 7
Spring Break Davis District
Thursday, April 20
Hunter @ Viewmont
Layton @ Davis
Granger @ West
Syracuse - BYE
Tuesday, March 21
Granger @ Davis
Layton @ Viewmont
Hunter @ Syracuse
West - BYE
Tuesday, April 4
Hunter @ Granger
Tuesday, April 25
Davis @ Granger
Viewmont @ Layton
Syracuse @ Hunter
West - BYE
Thursday, March 23
Viewmont @ Hunter
Davis @ Layton
West @ Granger
Syracuse - BYE
Thursday, April 6
Hunter @ West
Thursday, April 27
Syracuse @ Davis
Layton @ Granger
March 27 – 31
Spring Break Granite District April 10 – 14
Spring Break Salt Lake
District
Tuesday, May 2
West @ Layton
Davis @ Hunter
Viewmont @ Syracuse
Tuesday, March 28
Layton @ West
Syracuse @ Viewmont
Tuesday, April 11
Viewmont @ Granger
Layton @ Hunter
Thursday, May 4
Viewmont @ West
Syracuse @ Granger
Hunter @ Layton
Davis - BYE
Thursday, March 30
West @ Viewmont
Syracuse @ Layton
Thursday, April 13
Hunter @ Davis
Granger @ Syracuse
Tuesday, May 9
Granger @ Hunter
West @ Syracuse
Davis @ Viewmont
Layton - BYE
Friday, March 31
Davis @ West Tuesday, April 18
Syracuse @ West
Viewmont @ Davis
Layton - BYE
Thursday, May 11
Layton @ Syracuse
Granger @ Viewmont
West @ Davis
Hunter - BYE
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REGION II TENNIS BOYS RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ................................................................................. WEST HIGH SCHOOL
Administration Representative ...................................................................................................... Paul Sagers
Start Date .......................................................................................................................... Mon. Feb. 27, 2017
First Match ........................................................................................................................ Mon. Mar. 6, 2017
Rules Clinic (on-line) .......................................................................................................................................
Eligibility List due ............................................................................................................ Fri. March 17, 2017
Academic All-State Accepted Between ..................................................... Tue. Mar. 14 –Tue. Apr. 11, 2017
State Entry Deadline .............................................................................................................. St. May 6, 2017
Region Tournament ................................................................................. Thu. May 11, & Fri. May, 12, 2017
State Tournament ........................................................................... Thu. May 18, 2017 & Sat. May 20, 2017
(Liberty Park)
Region Dual Match Play:
1. Each school will submit complete game schedules to all Region II schools.
2. Time of Region Games: All region dual matches will begin at 3:30 pm. If both schools are not in session
and both schools agree, play the match at 9:00 am.
3. Each team is expected to have a Junior Varsity contingent, which will travel with the school’s Varsity
teams and play their matches on the same day as Varsity. The coach of the visiting team will call the host
coach in advance and ascertain the number of Junior Varsity matches to be played. Junior Varsity players
will play at least a pro-set.
4. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, 12 point tie-breaker, regular scoring.
5. Both coaches at a dual match will provide a written line-up of players by positions to the opposing coach.
6. Players are limited to ten (10) minute warm-up; the warm-up does not include practice serves.
7. A player who is slated to play, but arrives late; i.e., during the ten (10) minute warm-up, may be inserted
into her position; however, the player will not receive the allotted ten (10) minutes to warm up. Tardy
players will be penalized according to the rules of the USTA beginning at 3:30 pm at dual meets. The only
exception applies at Region if other players can be assigned to available courts for the round. If a player
arrives after the match for whom he was slated to play has begun, the tardy player will assume the role of a
spectator.
8. The home team will furnish for each varsity match; two new balls per match; a three set match will receive
two new balls at the beginning of the third set.
9. A coach may move a singles player to doubles and vice-versa; however, the players must be ranked
according to ability in both singles and doubles.
10. Coaching on change-overs can only be part of the 90 seconds allowed. Coaching is allowed for only two
(2) minutes between sets; however, during the first and second games of the set, players may not leave the
court and coaches may not walk on the court, unless requested; between the second and third sets, the
players have ten (10) minutes, and players may leave the court.
11. The host school will choose if the JV dual matches are add or no add, informing the visiting coach before
the matches start.
12. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region II Handbook for all other Region II rules, and the UHSAA
Handbook for all UHSAA rules.
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Region II Tennis Tournament Play:
1. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. In an effort to promote fair play and
wholesome team competition thereby fostering a healthy educational environment, the Utah High School
Activities Association offers the following guidelines in regards to stacking:
A. Legitimate and ethical “placing of players”: Any lineup which places a better skilled player
above a lesser skilled player or a better skilled doubles team above a lesser skilled doubles team is
legal.
B. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number one (1)
singles player shall be better than the number two (2) singles player who shall be better than the
number three (3) singles player. The number one (1) doubles team shall be better than the number
two (2) doubles team.
C. Coaches should enter players at the positions which their skill dictates. Juggling or shuffling the
positions to gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational
environment. In the event of an injury during any course of the season the next best player would
move up to fill the spot vacated by the injured player.
2. High school tennis players must compete in a minimum of five (5) matches during the high school season
in order to compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity level and in the singles or doubles
category. Injury or special situations will be considered but must be approved by the UHSAA prior to the
student athlete participating in the region meet.
3. Seeding of the region tournament will be conducted by the region coaches the Monday before at 6:00 pm of
the Region Tournament. Seeds will be based on region dual matches results at a particular position. Matches
start at 9:00 am the first day and 2:00 pm the last day. Must have a minimum of two (2) referees. UTA - 801.
994.8782
4. The region championship trophy will be awarded to the team which has accrued the highest point total based
upon the following schedule:
A. Each team dual match victory: 1 point per match (5pts total)
B. Region tournament where four (4) qualify for State:
1st place – five (5) points 2nd place – four (4) points 3rd place – three (3) points 4th place – two (2) points 5th place – one (1) point
5. No more than fourteen (14) matches will be played by team players during the course of the UHSAA tennis
season. This restriction does not apply to those matches played either at the region or state tournaments.
6. All players in region tournament shall wear a matching team shirt.
7. A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the region meet.
8. Coaching will be allowed after third game and on odd game changeovers and on mandatory two (2) minute break
between sets.
9. No rest period or coaching between the 1st and 2nd game. Rest periods begin on the
3rdgame changeover.
10. Bathroom breaks are permissible if taken within the allotted three (3) minutes or a reasonable amount of time.
11. All coaches must wear an identification badge at dual and region matches.
12. All-Region team will be selected by the coaches at the seeding region meeting. Must use High Altitude balls.
13. At seeding of the region tournament meeting, each school will need to provide the varsity and JV player names
(full name) at a particular position including the players’ school name.
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JUNIOR VARSITY REGION Tournament play:
1. It will be held in conjunction with the Varsity Region Tournament (weather permitting) three (3) singles &
two (2) doubles.
2 . Pro set until final-2 out of 3 sets regular scoring in final. Add scoring 8-8 with 12pt tie breaker.
3. Three (3) Seeds will be drawn randomly.
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REGION II BOYS TENNIS SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Tuesday, March 21 Thursday, April 13
Hunter @ Layton West @ Davis
Viewmont @ Granger Viewmont @ Layton
Granger @ Syracuse
Hunter Bye
Thursday, March 23 Thursday, April 20
Syracuse @ Viewmont Davis @ Syracuse
Layton @ West Hunter @ Granger
Davis @ Hunter West @ Viewmont
Granger Bye Layton Bye
Tuesday, March 30 Thursday, April 27
West @ Syracuse Granger @ Davis
Davis Bye Hunter @ Viewmont
Syracuse @ Layton
West Bye
Thursday, April 6 Thursday, May 4
Hunter @ West Granger @ West
Syracuse Bye Syracuse @ Hunter
Layton @ Davis
Viewmont Bye
Tuesday, April 11
Layton @ Granger Davis @ Viewmont
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REGION II TRACK AND FIELD (BOYS/GIRLS) RULES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL......................................................................................DAVIS HIGH
Administrative Representative .................................................... Rich Swanson, Davis High School First Contest ......................................................................................................... Mon, Mar. 6, 2017
Eligibility List Due ................................................................................................ Fri, Mar 17, 2017
Rules Clinic (on-line) ......................................................................................... Mon. Mar. 20, 2017
Academic All-State Accepted Between ....................................... Tue, Mar. 14– Tue, Apr. 25, 2017
Region Tournament ...........................................................................................................................
State Entry Deadline .......................................................................................... Mon, May 15, 2017
State Tournament ........................................................................... Fri, May 19 – Sat, May 20, 2017
1. All Region track meets will be held on Wednesdays with the exception of shortened weeks
for school breaks.
2. It is recommended that each host school provide a minimum of five paid qualified adults
(suggested pay is $25 each) to help officiate the meet.
3. Dual/Tri meets will start at 3:00 p.m. The field events will begin at 3:00pm and the track
events will start at 3:20 with the girls 100m hurdles. If agreed upon by all coaches involved
in the meet, the girls 3200 meter run may be run with the boys 3200 meter run. It is
suggested that all schools follow procedure to provide consistency with the administration of
dual/tri meets. 4. In dual/tri meets, athletes are limited to four (4) events. Field event participants will have
four (4) throws or four (4) jumps only. The girl’s pole vault will be scored.
5. If a track meet is not held because of inclement weather or field conditions, rescheduling will
be decided by the coaches, principals, and athletic directors of the schools involved.
Cancellation must be approved by the principals and athletic directors of the schools
involved. The host school should notify other participating schools of a cancellation by
12:00pm.
6. Seeding meeting for the Region I Championships will be Monday, May 8, 2017 @ 6:00 p.m.
at Davis High School. All coaches are required to attend to ensure accuracy of entries.
7. The Region I Championships will be held at Davis High School on Wednesday, May 11th
and Thursday, May 12th.
8. Region rankings will be used for the region qualifying process. The top twelve (12) marks in
each event plus four (4) athletes per event from each school will qualify for the region meet.
Each school will be allowed to enter one (1) relay team per relay event.
9. The top eight (8) times for lane events (regardless of heat placing) and the top nine (9) marks
for field events will advance to the finals at the region championships.
10. Medals will be awarded to the top six (6) finishers in each individual event and the first place
relay teams for the Region Championships, with a trophy awarded to the first place team.
11. Each school will be responsible for staffing/running one (1) field event for the Region
Championships and the Sophomore Region Meet
12. The Sophomore (or JV) Region Meet will be held on Tuesday, May 17th site to be
determined.
13. Schools are limited to twelve (12) total meets excluding the Region and State
Championships. An individual athlete is limited to participating in six (6) State Qualifying
meets.
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REGION II TRACK AND FIELD (BOYS & GIRLS) SCHEDULE 2016-2017
Wednesday, March 8
First Competitions in Track and Field
Wednesday, March 15
Viewmont @ Layton
Granger @ Syracuse
West & Hunter @ Davis
Wednesday, March 22
Syracuse & Hunter @ Viewmont
Granger & Layton @ West
Davis Super Meet (Tuesday and Wednesday)
Wednesday, March 29
Davis District Championships @ Syracuse (Davis, Layton, Syracuse, Viewmont)
Granit District Spring Break (Granger & Hunter)
West Bye
Wednesday, April 5
Granger & Hunter @ West
Davis County School Break (Davis, Layton, Syracuse, Viewmont)
Wednesday, April 12
Layton @ Hunter
Granger @ Viewmont
Davis @ Syracuse
Salt Lake District Spring Break (West)
Wednesday, April 19
Syracuse @ Granger
Viewmont @ Davis
Hunter / West @ Layton
Wednesday, April 26
Open Dual or Tri Meet @ West
Wednesday, May 3
Davis @ Layton
Hunter @ Granger
West & Syracuse @ Viewmont
Wednesday/Thursday, May 10/11 Region Two Championships @ Davis High
Tuesday, May 16 Sophomore Region Championships @ TBA
Friday/Saturday, May 19/20 State Championships @ BYU
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REGION II TRACK AND FIELD SUGGESTED TIME SCHEDULE
3:00 Girls Discus Boys to follow
Girls High Jump Boys to follow
Girls Javelin Boys to follow
Boys Shot Put Girls to follow
Boys Long Jump Girls to follow
Girls Pole Vault Boys to follow
3:15 Girls 100 M Hurdles
3:20 Boys 110 M Hurdles
3:25 Girls 100 M Dash
3:35 Boys 100 M Dash
3:45 Girls 1600 M Run
3:55 Boys 1600 M Run
4:10 Girls 400 M Relay
4:15 Boys 400 M Relay
4:20 Girls 400 M Dash
4:25 Boys 400 M Dash
4:30 Girls 300 M Hurdles
4:35 Boys 300 M Hurdles
4:45 Girls 800 M Run
4:50 Boys 800 M Run
5:00 Girls Medley Relay
5:10 Boys Medley Relay
5:20 Girls 200 M Dash
5:25 Boys 200 M Dash
5:30 *Girls & Boys 3200 M Run (Combined)
5:45 Girls 1600 M Relay
5:55 Boys 1600 M Relay
Events will be moved ahead of time schedule if possible. Athletes should report to the starting
line or their respective field events areas by second call or they will be scratched from the
event.
*Girls and boys 3200m run can be separated if there are enough participants.
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REGION II DRAMA/THEATER GUIDELINES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL . . . . . . . …………... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HUNTER HIGH
I. GENERAL GUIDELINES:
1. No student may participate in more than one individual event at the state theatre meet. It is
recommended that all region events be conducted on the same basis.
2. Any contestant who misses a round or session of an event in the state theatre meet will not be
eligible for a final rating or ranking.
3. There may not be an entry fee of more than $3.50 per student per day for any meet. A maximum of
$15.00 school entry fee per day may be charged for invitational meets if deemed necessary by the
host school. Any exceptions must be approved by the executive committee of the UHSAA.
4. Regarding sanctioning of meets involving more than 4 schools, please refer to article VII of the
UHSAA by-laws and section 15 of the Interpretations/ Guidelines portion of the UHSAA Handbook.
5. There will be no entry fee charged at state meets.
6. A contract is formed when participant entries are submitted to the state meet director and each “no-
show” entry will be fined $25.00. Invitational meets may also levy a $25.00 fine for each “no-show”
entry at UHSAA sanctioned events.
7. Students must participate in an event at region to qualify for the state theatre meet in that event.
8. All participants must meet eligibility requirements as specified in the by-laws of UHSAA. Any
entry that uses post-high school participants or children below high school age will be disqualified.
9. Clerical errors in results may be corrected up to 72 hours after the conclusion of the meet. A team
must file a written protest on behalf of an entry to the UHSAA within that time period. 72 hours
after the conclusion of the meet, results will stand.
10. All regions must have on file at the UHSAA offices a current printed copy of their region meet rules.
These rules must follow UHSAA guidelines.
11. Regions must submit results to the UHSAA office and the state meet director by the deadline listed
on the UHSAA calendar or within five days of the conclusion of the region meet, whichever is
sooner.
12. Entries at state and region meets
a. Each school may enter no more than four entries in the following
individual events: dramatic monologues, humorous monologues, pantomimes,
contemporary scenes, classical scenes, and musical theatre.
b. Each school may enter no more than one entry in the one-act play event.
c. Students participating in the one-act play category may also be entered in an
individual event at the state meet.
d. No student may participate in more than one individual event (see item “a”) at the
state and region meets. The only exception is that 1A-2A schools may double-enter
in the musical theatre event.
13. Replacement for one single actor (male or female) in a state one-act play: When one actor in a state-
qualifying one-act play is not able to participate, a replacement for that actor with another eligible
actor from the school’s region team is permissible. The eligible replacement actor must: a.
Meet state eligibility requirements;
b. Have been submitted to the UHSAA on the original eligibility list PRIOR to the
region meet;
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c. Be reported to the region representative, classification representative, and
meet director at least 24 hours prior to the performance of that piece at the
state meet. Replacement actors for individual events are not allowed. If any
member of an individual event becomes unavailable or ineligible to perform at
the State Meet, the piece becomes disqualified.
14. The tab room at state meets must include the following personnel: classification representative, meet
director, and the region representative from each region. Other teachers are allowed to be present if
they so wish. This equal representation allows for all participating schools to be kept informed of
changes, concerns, or problems with the students and/or the meet itself. The state meet director will
appoint two persons per task in the tab room. These people may include classification
representatives, region representatives, as well as any others appointed by the meet director. Any
decision made during the state meet regarding interpretation and/or implementation of the rules set
down by the Utah High School Activities Association should be made with a consensus of the
members of the tab room as aforementioned. Any decision made that affects a school or student must
be relayed to the individual school’s coach before a decision may be implemented. Any coach will
be allowed to view ballots and results as soon as they become available. The state meet director will
be open to any questions and/or comments.
15. Each school participating in the state meet must qualify participants at a region meet following the
rules and regulations outlined in the UHSAA Handbook and Yearbook.
16. A participant may not use a cutting from the same dramatic or humorous monologue, pantomime,
contemporary or classical scene, musical theatre piece or one-act play which he or she used
personally in any previous year. This ineligibility extends beyond the actual words used in the scene,
monologue or play. If one portion of an author’s work has been used by a participant or participants,
that entire single work is ineligible for the rest of that participant’s or participants’ high school
career. This ruling applies to the participant or participants only, and not to the school as a whole.
17. Administrative Awareness & Play Royalties: Form 22 - All performance material for both
individual events and plays must be approved by individual school principals who must sign Form
22. Form 22 must be submitted to the region and classification representatives at the same time as
the royalty verification. This form is available on the forms page of the UHSAA website. Schools
which fail to submit Form 22 may be subject to penalties imposed by the UHSAA.
18. The meet director will be required to put a disclaimer in the one act play programs for appropriate
material content. This disclaimer should also be posted in individual event competition areas.
19. If one-acts and individual events are held on separate dates, you must not reveal any results until
after all results are in. In other words, don’t announce who won the one-act competition until you
can announce who won sweepstakes, for example.
20. All participating schools must use the same entry form to submit individual events and play
information to their region representatives. Region representatives must use the same form to submit
region information to the state representative.
21. Requests must be made in writing and presented to the coach’s classification representative prior to
their January meeting. At this meeting the classification and state drama representatives will decide
by consensus which initiatives will appear on a statewide ballot. Results will then be recommended
to the UHSAA theatre committee who in turn will make recommendations to the executive
committee. No changes will be considered until rule change proposals for the 2016-2017 school
year.
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II. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS:
1. State meets in all classifications will feature performances in the following individual events: a.
Classical scenes from plays
b. Contemporary scenes from plays
c. Humorous monologues
d. Dramatic monologues
e. Pantomimes
f. Musical theatre
2. Classical Scenes From Plays – Classical scenes from plays may involve 2 or 3 participants. The
time limit for classical scenes from plays is 3 to 6 minutes. Classical scenes are to be taken from
plays published prior to 1900. Vaudeville, television or student written skits and sketches are not
considered plays. Hand properties, costuming, etc. may be used but are not required. Scenic
backgrounds and large props should not be used. Scenes must be memorized and full attention given
to characterization with special emphasis on the interaction between characters. If any narration is
used, it must be included in the time limit. If a piece of material is in question of meeting
requirements, it must be brought to the classification representative for a ruling before the region
meet. All Classical Scenes must provide a Source Submission (play title, author and publishing
company) to the meet director (ie. Region or State Representative) before competing. This is to
ensure that all scenes are from published plays.
3. Contemporary Scenes From Plays- Contemporary scenes from plays may involve 2 or 3
participants. The time limit for contemporary scenes from plays is 3 to 6 minutes. Scenes must be
taken from stage plays published after 1900. Vaudeville, television or student written skits and
sketches are not considered plays. Hand properties, costuming, etc. may be used but are not required.
Scenic backgrounds and large props should not be used. Scenes must be memorized and full
attention given to characterization with special emphasis on the interaction between characters. If
any narration is used, it must be included in the time limit. All Contemporary Scenes must provide a
Source Submission (play title, author and publishing company) to the meet director (ie. Region or
State Representative) before competing. This is to ensure that all scenes are from published plays.
4. Humorous Monologues and Dramatic Monologues - The time limits for humorous and dramatic
monologues are to be 2 to 6 minutes. Properties, costuming, etc. maybe used but are not required.
Scenic backgrounds should not be used. Monologues are one person taking the part or role of one
character. The character speaks only one part, but can act or react as though other characters are
present. All elements come through one character. A monologue can be from a published or an
original work.
5. Pantomimes - The time limit for pantomimes is 3 to 6 minutes. A pantomime may have 1 or 2
participants. Each pantomime should develop a complete sequence or story. No properties shall be
allowed. Only instrumental music may be used. If music is used, it must be pre-recorded. No live
music or accompanists will be allowed. Performers who elect to use music must provide their own
means of playing the recorded music. Each entry may have one person to run the music for them.
With the exception of the exclamation “Oh” and “Ah”, all mouthing of words is prohibited.
Although participants may dress for ease of movement, costumes are prohibited. All pantomime
performers should be dressed in all black. Mime makeup is not allowed. No furniture other than one
chair, stool or block per participnt may be used. Only the pantomime title should be spoken, no other
verbal introductions will be allowed. Students are allowed to touch each other in pantomime.
6. Musical Theatre – The time limit for musical theatre is 2 to 6 minutes. One to four students may
participate in a musical theater piece. Entrants must present only one song selection.
Material must be drawn from published scripts written for the theater. Works from other forms
Such as film, poetry, fiction, or standard popular song lyrics are not permitted. The performers
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may use pre-recorded, non-vocal music or live music, but must provide their own accompanist.
No a cappella is permitted. Scene dialogue leading into a song is welcome but not required.
Performers are required to provide their own equipment for playing recorded accompaniment. Each
entry may have one person to run equipment for playing recorded accompaniment. Each participant
must actively be involved in the scene. Props, theatrical make-up or costumes for the scene are
allowed but not required. Proof of permission to perform selections is no longer required.
The host school shall provide a piano for this event. If not enough pianos are available, state and/or
region meet directors may request that all entries use pre-recorded music. Whenever possible,
Musical Theatre must be slated in three rounds, like every other event.
7. All individual event pieces will be performed for three different judges in three different rounds of
approximately 6 (but no less than 4) pieces per round. If there are not enough entries to slate pieces
in 3 rounds, you may put them all in one round and have 3 judges watch all the entries once. This
should only happen if absolutely needed.
8. Each judge will rate each piece with a Superior (S), Excellent (E), Good (G), or Fair (F) based on
criteria. He/she will ALSO rank each piece 1-4, 1 being the top piece (if there are 5 or more pieces
in the round, multiple pieces will receive a 4 ranking).
9. For 3A, 4A & 5A, at the region level, any piece receiving an overall Superior rating (S from at least
2 of 3 judges) moves on to state regardless of their rankings.
10. For 1A & 2A, at the region level, any piece receiving at least 1 S moves on to state regardless of
their rankings.
11. At the state level, any piece receiving straight Superior ratings overall (S from all 3 judges) will
receive a medal.
12. The top 5-8 ranked pieces in each individual event will participate in a final medals round. This will
be determined in the following manner: a piece’s 3 ranking scores will be added together and the
pieces with the lowest 5-8 scores are chosen for the final medals round. If a tie occurs, look to the
ratings (S, E, G, F) for a tiebreaker score. (S=5, E=3, G=1, F=0) Highest score advances in this case.
13. In the final medals round, 3 judges watch all 5-8 pieces together. When all have performed, each
judge, without consulting with the other judges, ranks the pieces 1-5 (any piece lower than 5 just
receives a 5).
All pieces that advance to the final medals round will receive a Superior medal regardless of their
ratings in their first three rounds.
14. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place in each individual event will be determined by adding the ranking scores from
the final medals round. Lowest score wins. In case of a tie, the highest number of superior boxes
checked in the subcategories wins the tiebreaker. If there is still a tie, go back to their ballots from
their initial three rounds and count all of the superior boxes in the subcategories.
15. At the region level, all pieces that advance to the final medals round will automatically qualify for
state, even if they did not receive an overall Superior from their previous rounds.
16. Individual event performers at state meets will receive certificates of Superior, Excellent, Good, or
Fair depending on the average score from their first 3 rounds (final medals round scores should NOT
be factored in). A “Superior/Superior/ Good” combination of ballots will receive an overall
“Superior” for the final rating.
17. TIME PENALTIES: If a piece goes more than 10 seconds over or under the allotted time limit, 2
points will be taken off of the team’s sweepstakes score for each round this occurs in. In addition, if
this happens in two or more rounds to the same piece, that piece becomes ineligible to qualify for
final medals rounds or receive any sort of medal. At the region level, this would also make the piece
ineligible to advance to State. Introductions are NOT included in the time limit.
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III. ONE-ACT PLAYS:
1. Each play may have a maximum of 60 minutes on stage. Within this time limit a play must set
up, perform, strike, and be critiqued. The 60 minutes will begin as the play moves on to the stage
and will officially end as the play leaves the stage back into a holding area. Any technical
preparation (i.e. setting lights, testing sound, projections, etc…) counts as part of a school’s setup
time and is included in the 60 minutes allotted. If a play does not leave adequate time for a 10
minute critique in its 60 total minutes, it will forfeit the critique session. A play may be from a
multiple-act play, a musical play, or a one-act play. Original plays are also acceptable.
2. Each individual school participating in the one-act play event at region and state must provide a
letter and/or receipt of payment to show proof that royalty obligations have been met prior to the
beginning of the performance. This letter and/or receipt must be collected by the region
representative and forwarded to the classification representative for the region meet and collected by
the classification representative for the state meet.
3. Any play receiving straight Superior ratings in the state meet may not be used within that
classification (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A) for the following two years. Any school that changes
classification cannot use plays that received a straight Superior rating at the state meet for the
previous two years in the new classification. Individual schools may not perform a play in the new
classification for which they received a straight Superior rating in the last two years.
4. All pieces will be performed once for three judges. The same three judges will watch all entries.
5. Each judge will rate each piece with a S, E, G, or F based on criteria. He/she will ALSO rank each
piece 1-5. 1 being the top piece (if there are 6 or more entries, multiple pieces will receive a 5
ranking).
6. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place will be determined by adding the ranking scores from each judge. Lowest
score wins. If a tie occurs, look to the ratings (S, E, G, F) for a tiebreaker score. If there is still a tie,
the highest number of superior boxes checked in the subcategories wins the tiebreaker.
7. At the region level, the top 3 ranked entries will qualify for state regardless of their rating. In
addition, if there are any other plays that received a final S rating from ALL 3 judges but did not
place in the top 3, they will also advance to state.
8. At the state level, the top 3 ranked plays will receive 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place plaques. All plays will
receive certificates based on their overall rating (Superior, Excellent, Good, Fair). A “Superior/
Superior/Good” combination of ballots will receive an overall “Superior” certificate.
9. Judges will select up to 6 individual performers/groups/designers from the one-act plays for
Outstanding Performance awards. Possible awards include, but are not limited to: Outstanding
Lead Actor/Actress; Outstanding Supporting Actor/Actress; Outstanding Cameo Performance;
Outstanding Ensemble; Outstanding Student Design (costumes, sound, props, etc…);
Outstanding Student Director; Outstanding Character Actor/Actress; Outstanding Student
Playwright; et al. Additional awards may be given by the Utah Advisory Council of Theatre
Teachers.
10. TIME PENALTIES: If a one-act play goes more than 30 seconds over or under the prescribed time
limit, 10 points will be taken off of the team’s sweepstakes score and the play becomes ineligible to
place in the top 3. At the region level, this would also disqualify the play from advancing to state.
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IV. SWEEPSTAKES:
1. Each individual event entry will receive points based on their ratings (S=5, E=3, G=1, F=0) from
each judge. Therefore, because each piece is judged 3 times, each entry can receive a maximum of
15 points towards the team’s sweepstakes score.
2. The one-act play scores will hold a larger weight on the sweepstakes score at a 2:1 ratio. In other
words, for the one-act plays, S=10, E=6, G=2, F=0 from each judge. Therefore, a one-act play could
receive a maximum of 30 points toward the Sweepstakes score.
3. At the state level, only the school’s top 3 highest-scoring pieces in any given event (humorous
monologues, pantomimes, etc) will count towards their sweepstakes score. Even though in some
events, they could possibly have qualified and brought 4 pieces total, only the top 3 pieces
will count towards the school’s sweepstakes score. Therefore, at the state level, a perfect
sweepstakes score would be 300 points.
4. First and second place will be awarded for sweepstakes at the state level. In the case of a tie,
any pieces not previously added to the schools’ sweepstakes score (ie. individual events that may
have occupied the 4th slot in each event) may then be added in order to break the tie. The points will
be added in the same manner as the other pieces (S=5, E=3, G=1, F=0; points should be added from
each round except final medals round; therefore, a maximum of 15 points could be added for each
additional piece). If there is still a tie after that, the school with the lowest average ranking score (all
ranking scores from all pieces divided by total number of pieces) wins the tie-breaker.
5. NOTE: Make sure and deduct the appropriate time violation penalties as described in the individual
event and one-act play “Time Penalties” sections above.
6. Superior School Rating Certificate: Any school with a minimum of one entry in each individual
event is eligible for the Superior Certificate. To receive the certificate a simple majority of entries
must receive an average of Superior ratings.
V. JUDGING:
1. All judges must be certified in order to judge any individual event or one-act play at region and state
levels. The official certification process and information will be found online. The UHSAA website
will guide you to this information. Even last-minute replacement judges MUST go through this
process, whether that be through an online or written test.
2. A judges meeting will be held prior to each meet where rules and regulations will be reviewed with
ALL participating judges. The format and content of this meeting MUST follow the agenda found
on the UHSAA website.
3. A judge CANNOT be any individual who has previously worked with any participant in a theatre
coaching capacity.
In addition, relatives of any participant, coach or teacher may not judge the competition in any
capacity, even if they do not judge the student to whom they are related. If they are related to any of
the participants in the competition, they are ineligible to judge the entire competition. All judges
must be out of high school for at least three years before judging. Any contestant who knowingly
allows them self to be judged by any of the ineligible judges listed above, without informing the
meet directors shall be ruled ineligible. Exceptions may be made in extenuating circumstances by
consensus of meet directors.
4. Participants should be rated and ranked according to the quality of their performance. Each judge
should rate and rank individually without consulting other judges.
5. A judge’s final rating (S, E, G, F) must align mathematically with the number of boxes checked in
the subcategories on the judging rubric. For example, if a judge gives 7 Ss and 3Es in the
subcategories, the final ranking for this piece MUST be an S. Conversely, if the majority of boxes
checked were E, the judge cannot then decide that the piece deserves an overall S.
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6. In any event, a judge will NOT be allowed to rank any piece higher than another piece that received
a higher rating. For example, if a judge gives one piece an overall S rating, and another piece an
overall E rating, he/she cannot rank the second piece higher than the first. In other words, a judge
who turns in a final set of scores for a given round of 1S, 2E, 3S, 4G, 5E is incorrect and must re-
rank or rate his/her pieces.
7. In each round at the region level, the top ranking piece must automatically be scored as an S.
Therefore a 1E score cannot exist in region meets. This only applies to region meets, as it effects
what pieces qualify for state.
8. Individual event judges may not be paid at any meet more than $50.00 for a full day. One-act play
judges may not be paid more than $150.00 for a full day.
9. In all drama meets, a judge must never be alone with a competitor and must always have another
competitor, performer, judge, time keeper, parent or observer present in the room for protection of
both the judge and the student.
10. State meets should provide stop watches or other methods of timing for all judges in all individual
events. Adherence to the time limits and subsequent consequences for time violations shall be
followed.
11. Play judges for state meets will be secured by the classification representative or designee prior to
the respective state meet. The classification representative will determine the order of the play
performances for the state meet. All requests for special consideration in one-act play performance
placement must be submitted by the coach of the school to the classification representative no later
than one week prior to the state meet.
12. At the region level, it is suggested that the three One-Act judges be acquired by three different
schools. A One-Act judge should not judge in the same region two years in a row.
13. Any school that does not provide the specified number of judges for the State meet will be fined. It is
highly recommended that regions follow this guideline as well.
Region II Drama Schedule 2016-2017
Region Two-One Act Plays will be @ Davis High on Thursday, March 16th
Region Individual Events will be @ Hunter High on Friday, March 17th
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REGION II FORENSICS/DEBATE GUIDELINES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL.........................................................................VIEWMONT HIGH
1. No forensics meet may be held prior to the UHSAA starting date of Tuesday, October 1, 2016.
2. Tentative Location and date of Region Forensics Meet for the next year: Date Location Starting Time Sat Feb 25, 2017 TBA 8:00 am (Saturday)
3. Deadline for region forensic meet entries:
4. State Forensic Meet: Friday and Saturday March 10-11, 2017 at: TBA
5. Deadline for state forensic entries to region representative: Monday March 13, 2017 Coaches are responsible to submit state enteries on Tabroom.com. Coaches are also
responsible for providing a list of their state roster to the region representative by Friday,
March 4, 2016.
6. 2016-2017 Region Representative – Michelle Smith, Viewmont High School 7. Region Format: Number of Contestants:
Policy Debate Four Teams
Lincoln Douglas Four Contestants
Foreign Extemp Three Contestants
National Extemp Three Contestants
Original Oratory Three Contestants
Impromptu Three Contestants Congress Three Contestants
Public Forum Four Teams
Judging Requirements: One judge for every two CX or PF teams or portion thereof One judge for every two LD contestants
or portion thereof.
One judge for every five IE entries or portion thereof.
One judge for Congress if bringing any entries
Full teams must have 12 judges, including 1 Congress judge
Debate Pairings: Each school will meet every school in the region when possible. Every contestant
will compete every round. Paring meeting is scheduled (TBD)
No power protecting.
Individual Event Pairings: Random selection shall be done in each event. Four rounds of
competition will take place.
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Congress Pairings: All contestants will be placed in one house. A panel of seven judges (one per
school) shall be used.
Scoring: The top 1/4 of attending contestants will be given superiors.
The next 1/4 of attending contestants will be given excellence. The next 1/4 of attending contestants will be given goods.
The bottom 1/4 of attending contestants will score no sweepstakes points. All events (including policy) are scored the same.
8. Region will pay for judges at the Region Forensics Meets ($40 for the day).
9. Region will pay for food for participating coaches.
10. Medals will be awarded to the superior contestants in each event. Region will pay for medals. Awards
will allow for ties, but will not be given past fifth place.
11. Appropriate fines will be assessed to schools responsible for building damage.
12. LD debates will use the same topic as that which will be used at state (March/April topic)
13. Public Forum debates will use the March topic
14. Congress bills will be selected from the approved UDCA docket. Coaches may select 2 pieces of
legislation for docket consideration. Selections must be submitted to Region Rep by: TBA
15. Oratories, with quoted material highlighted and numbered, must be submitted to the region representative
by: TBA. Only 150 words can be quoted.
16. Sweepstakes will be done using quartiles. Points will be determined by the following scale: Superior = 5, Excellent = 3, Good = 1, Fair = 0
Ties will not be broken
Ratings are not calculated in the tournament; Ranks/Win-Loss records only.
Team events ARE NOT doubled for sweepstakes points.
Top 4 teams eligible for a full slate at state.
Individuals that place in the top 10 of an event will qualify for the state tournament
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REGION II MUSIC GUIDELINES 2016-2017
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL ....................................................................... SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL
EVENT DATE LOCATION TIME SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
Vocal Solo &
Ensemble Madrigal
Tuesday Mar 14, 2017
Syracuset 3:00 pm Madrigal
5:30 pm Other
Each School will be allowed 4
entries per category, up to 20 entries
with 8 additional “wild card” entries
(not piano) for a total of 28 vocal
entries. Each school will be allowed
4 piano entries.
Instrumental Solo &
Ensemble
Wednesday Mar 15, 2017
Davis 4:00 p.m. Entries should be screened by the
director for quality control.
Training Choir Wednesday Mar 9, 2017
Granger 4:00 p.m. This is a festival where the groups
can qualify for state.
Jazz Band Wednesday Mar 18, 2017
Layton 4:00 p.m. Sight Reading is included for this
festival.
Concert Band Tuesday
March 21
West 3:30 p.m.
Choir – Large Group Thursday
April 20
Granger 4:00 pm Ladies
6:00 pm Mixed
Orchestra Tuesday
April 25
Hunter 4:00 p.m.
State Solo &
Ensemble
Saturday
April 29
State Band Fri & Sat
May 5-6
State Choir Fri & Sat
May 12-13
State Orchestra Fri & Sat
May 19-20
State Jazz Band Fri & Sat
Mar 24-25
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
All large ensemble
members are
required to be
audience
participants.
All schools participating in instrumental music
festivals must be members of the school’s
instrumental music program.
Please refer to the UHSAA
handbook for other rules and
regulations.
All schools
participating in
vocal music festivals
must be members of
the school’s vocal
music program.
Host must provide a seating chart for large group
festivals.