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This means...

S: Safe play all of the time.  Play with control and be conscious of your surroundings.
M: Members only.  Anyone who plays on your team needs to be listed on your roster. One off substitutes must be listed on your roster or an active TCSSC roster.
A: Attend online info session and read rules every season. This will keep you up to speed on new issues.
R: Report all injuries which require medical attention and incidents if you desire official TCSSC investigation.
T: Talk to the other team.  Together, TCSSC members can make a fun and safe playing environment.

It is the responsibility of both team captains/co-captains to submit their scores and spirit scores for league online through the T.E.A.M. System by 5:00 p.m. the day following their game.  Please click here for detailed information on how to report scores.

As of May 2007, the TCSSC plays by official UPA 11th edition  rules with 4 exceptions: Click here to see these exceptions  

>> Click here to see the UPA 11th edition rules
>> Click here for a printable version of UPA 11th edition rules
>> Click here to for a brief document that helps explain changes from UPA 10th edition to UPA 11th edition (PDF document)
>> Click here to for a more detailed document that helps explain changes from UPA 10th edition to UPA 11th edition (PDF document)
>> Click here to see Ultimate in 10 Simple Rules

Game Time/Default: Please arrive 15 minutes early to set up fields and start your games on time.   A default will occur if any team cannot field a squad within 15 minutes of the official start time.  A team can play with a minimum of 4 people, as long as two (2) of the players are women and two (2) of the players are men.  Captains may agree to waive the rules regarding minimum people but this should be decided before the game starts. IF IT IS AGREED THAT THE GAME COUNTS, IT COUNTS!

• Games are completed either when one team reaches 19 points or if 1.5 hours of play is completed.  A 5 minute half time occurs when one team reaches 9 points or after 45 minutes of play.  If regulation time has expired, (or if 45 minutes have elapsed in the first half) the teams should “play out the point”, with this point counting towards the final score.  Games can end in a tie during the regular season.  For games at time-sensitive venues (Lamport, De La Salle, etc...), when the whistle/horn is blown, the game ends right at that moment (point is not played out).

• Please agree on one person to act as timekeeper.  
• Teams may call a one (1) minute time-out per half if needed (but not during the last 5 minutes of each half).

• Captains may agree to waive the rules regarding minimum people but this should be decided before the game starts.  IF IT IS AGREED THAT THE GAME COUNTS, IT COUNTS! 

• The gender requirement guideline states that 2 males & 2 females must be on the field at any given time with the 5th player being either a male or female.  You DO NOT have to match the gender breakdown of your opponents. (ie. If your opponents are lining up with 2 guys & 3 girls, you do not have to match it)

• PLAYOFFS:  When regulation time has expired, the current point should be played out until a point is scored.  If this point results in the score being tied, one more point is to be played in order to break the tie.  PLAYOFF GAMES CANNOT END IN A TIE!!!

• Note: The "Half-Rule" will NO LONGER BE USED FOR TCSSC GAMES (i.e. you CAN score from a pass thrown before the halfway line). Effective May 1, 2004.

• The live end zone rule is used and the brick mark is 10 yards off of the goal line.

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