SoCal D-I College Men's CC

City: Santa Barbara
Date: 4/14/2018 - 4/15/2018
State: CA

Men's Division Schedule

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Final Standings:

*1. Cal Poly-SLO

*2. California Santa Barbara

*3. USC

*4. UCLA

*5. Cal Poly - Pomona

*6. San Diego State

7. California-San Diego

8. Cal State-Long Beach

9. California-- Irvine

Formats: 9 teams, 6 advance

Saturday: 9.1.4, schedule of play 5.1.3, 4.1 Games to 13

Sunday: 4.2.2 for the top 4 teams, 9.3 for the other five teams. Games to 15

9.5 Six, seven, eight, or nine teams advance Start with two unequal pools of four and five, according to Table 9.1.4. All games in both pools are to 13. Teams in pool A receive two pool-wide byes to start the day, as a pool of four takes only three rounds to complete rather than five rounds for a pool of five. On the second day, the top two teams in each pool advance and use Bracket 4.2.2 - modified four-team double elimination – seeding out of two pools. The other five teams play Table 9.3, five-team pool play completion from two pools. Teams carry their results against the teams in their pool into the second day, and will only play teams from the other pool. The top finishers in this pool of five advance, along with the four top finishers from the previous day.

USA Ultimate Official Rules of Ultimate, 11th Edition will be in effect.
In addition, per the 2017 USA Ultimate College Season Guidelines:

End zones will be 20 yards in depth.
Contact Call – If contact occurs between the thrower and the marker that would constitute a foul under XVI.H.3.a but the thrower does not release the disc, "contact" may be called. Play does not stop, and the marker resumes the stall count at "one." Other than resetting the stall count to "one" after the first instance, the contact call is treated as any other marking violation. The marker may contest the "contact" call by calling "violation," which stops play. If the thrower calls "contact" after beginning the throwing motion and subsequently release the disc, it is treated as if the thrower called "foul."

Half-time is 10 minutes.
Each team has two timeouts per half (for games to 13 or lower, feel free to go 1 per half and a floater, or just 1 per half).
We will go 1 TO per half and a floater.
Regardless of how many timeouts a team has used before overtime, during overtime each team has one timeout.
Overtime: A game is in overtime if tied at one point less than original game total (e.g., in a game to 15 goals, overtime occurs when the score reaches 14-14).
Hard time-cap goes on at end of round time on schedule. Game is over at the end of the point in progress, unless tied. If tied, play one more point.
Soft time-cap goes on 20 minutes before the hard cap. Add two points to higher score after first score after soft time-cap. Game ends when first team reaches new game total, or when first team reaches the designated score or more ahead by at least two points, whichever comes first.
Caps do not affect timeouts.