Angels Classic

POOL PLAY

Pool Play Rules: (the first team listed is considered the home  team)

• Each TEAM will play 6 sets in pool play.
• Each match will consist of two games to 25, win by 2, with a Cap of 30. (UNLESS A TEAM IS IN A 3  TEAM POOL – There will be 3 games to 25, win by 2, cap of 30.)
• All games will be played using rally scoring .
• Allowed 2 – 30 second timeouts per game.
• Based on results, teams in each pool will be seeded 1-4 for Bracket Play.
• To determine Bracket Seeding within each pool – Places will be determined via best win/loss record. If ties exist, placement will be determined on head-to-head, then point differential  head-to-head, then, if needed, total pool point differential, and lastly, if needed, a coin flip.

BRACKET PLAY

Bracket Play Rules: (higher seeded team of each match is  considered the home team)

• 1st and 2nd Seeded Teams from each pool will be in Gold Bracket, while 3rd and 4th  Seeded Teams from each pool will be in Silver Bracket for Varsity.
• For JV and Middle  School teams there will be a Bronze Division. 3rd place teams will play in the Silver Division, and 4th place teams will play in the Bronze divisions.
• Guaranteed two Bracket Games.
• All matches will be played in a two out of three game format.
• The first two games will be played to 25, win by 2 with a cap at 30. The third game, if  necessary, will be played to 15, win by 2 with a cap at 20.
• All games will be played using rally scoring.
• Allowed 2 – 30 second timeouts per game.

FIELDHOUSE USA RULES

*PLEASE CHECK RULES PRIOR TO TOURNAMENT AS THEY ARE SUBJECT TO  CHANGE*

• No outside food or drinks
• No coolers
• No foul language
• No tents or canopies in the parking lot or outside of the facility
• No Spitting
• No chewing gum
• No alcohol or tobacco products
• Players are not allowed to wear jewelry during games
• Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated
• Children must be supervised by their parents at ALL times
• Fieldhouse USA does not provide equipment for practice or rentals

PLAYER ELIGIBILITY/AGE LEVEL DESIGNATION ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

• A player must be homeschooled. “Homeschooled” means that a player must be receiving  their primary educational direction through the home.
• Click to see Explanation of How HSAA Interprets Homeschooling
• NOTE: Tournament Director discretion as to any exceptions to this rule.
• A player must be living at home with a parent or guardian.
• A player is ineligible if that player is enrolled in more than 9 hours of dual credit and/or  college courses for the year.
• A player is ineligible if that player has gone through a homeschool, public school, or  private school high school graduation ceremony prior to that season’s first game.
• A player must be passing all courses in order to participate in a contest or tournament. In performing the role of administrator for the homeschool, the parent is solely responsible for enforcing this rule.
• Athletic Grade Classifications and Designations It is solely the tournament director’s discretion as to any exceptions to this rule.
• HSAA State Volleyball Tournament complies with HSAA (a grade-based athletic program) which is designed for Middle School and High School homeschooled students.  Middle School includes grades 6th through 8th and high school includes grades 9th  through 12th.
• An athletic grade designation must be declared prior to the season tryouts and must conform to the maximum age qualifications.

MAXIMUM GRADE/AGE QUALIFICATIONS

• It is solely the tournament director’s discretion as to any exceptions to this rule.
• A player is ineligible to play on a varsity team on the next September 1st following that player’s 19th birthday.
• A  player is ineligible to play on a middle school team on the next September 1st following that player’s 15th birthday.
• A player must be in at least the 6th grade AND must be at least 11 years old on September 1st  of the current school year in order to participate on a middle school team.

TRANSFERS AND EXPULSIONS

There are no exceptions to this rule.

• If a player was expelled from a public or private school during the academic school year or in the year prior, they are ineligible to play in the tournament.
• A player cannot play on another homeschool, public, or private team in the same sport at  the same time as playing on the participating Homeschool team in the tournament.

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TEAM REFEREEING RESPONSIBILITIES

Pool Play

The REF team must supply a Down Ref (coach preferred or at a minimum  supervising), two Line Judges, Libero Tracker, Official Scorer and a Scoreboard operator.

Bracket Play

The REF team must supply a Down Ref (coach preferred or at a minimum  supervising), two Line Judges, Libero Tracker, Official Scorer and a Scoreboard operator.

First match REF team will be determined by pool finish.

Subsequent REF team duties will be  done by the preceding match’s losing team on the court that they just played on, unless noted on  the AES app.

FOR HIGH SCHOOL

• Gold Bracket - TBD
• Silver Bracket – TBD
• Bronze - TBD

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FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL

• Gold Bracket - TBD.
• Silver Bracket – TBD
• Bronze -TBD

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CONCESSIONS

Fieldhouse USA will have concessions available all weekend.

Fieldhouse USA is located within the  Grapevine Mills Mall. There is a food court in the mall but it is not close to the courts.

Coolers are NOT allowed in the gymnasium. Other than water/Gatorade for players, outside drinks are not allowed.

HSAA will have a tent set up to provide water bottles for refs/coaches.