• Badminton
• Basketball
• Bowling
• Bridge
• Chess
• Darts
• Football 11
• Football 7
• Football 5
• Golf
• Mini - golf
• Handball
• Shooting
• Squash
• Petanque
• Swimming
• Table tennis
• Tennis
• Track and field
• Volleyball
• Beach volleyball
• Florball
• Poker
• Cycling
• Skittles
• Orienteerig run

Ages of individual sports

Class A: 18 - 30 years old.
Class B: 31 - 40 years old.
Class C: 41 - 50 years old.
Class D: 51 - 60 years old.
Class E: over 60 years.

Category team games

• Under 40 years
• Above 40 years

Badminton

Team tournament

Class division

Mix “Open Class” for all ages.

Mix “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model
Mix Open Class:

1. A team consists of 3 players - (maximum 6 players).
The team contains 1 woman and 2 men - (max. 2 women and 4 men).
The team composition can be changed before starting a new team match.
2. Each match has 4 individual games in the following order:
Mixed double / Men’s single / Women’s single / Men’s double

Mix Senior Class:

1. A team consists of 4 players - (maximum 8 players).
The team contains 2 women and 2 men - (max. 4 women and 4 men).
The team composition can be changed before starting a new team match.
2. Each match has 4 individual games in the following order:
1st Mixed double / 2nd Mixed double / Men’s double / Women’s double

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The team which has won the most games in a match is the winner.
     b) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, the difference between sets and then in game
points, is the winner.
3. Games can be played without a referee.
The players themselves judge the individual games.
4. The game is played with approved feather shuttlecocks.

Playing time

1. Games are played to the best of 3 sets.
2. Each set is played up to 21 points.
At 20-all the two point lead rule will for time reasons NOT be applied.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Badminton Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Basketball

Team tournament

Class division

• Men “Open Class” for all ages.
• Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
• Women “Open Class” for all ages.
• Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of up to 12 players.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, and then in basket points, is the winner.

Playing time

1. 2 halves are played, each of 10 min. effective time.
2. In case of a draw at the end of regular time for cup games - 2½ min. are played as
extra time. Extra time will not be played for pool games.
3. 2 time-outs per team per half are allowed.

Rules

1. Each team must nominate a responsible person (trainer, captain….), who must be always
be present during the match and deals with referees and the Organisation Committee.
2. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Basketball Federation apply.
3. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
4. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Bowling

Team tournament

Class division

No division

Game model

1. A team consists of 4 players.
a) Substitution of a player is possible, but the substitute can't play in another team.
b) The teams can be either pure women teams, pure men teams or mixed by women
and men.
c) Women will receive 5 pins in handicap in all games played in the tournament.
d) The full names of the team and the players have to be written on the score system.
The 5 pins handicap for women has also to be entered in the score system.
2. All games will be played according to the European style.
a) Each player bowls 3 games in each round.
b) There are no lane changes in a round.

Tournament

1. The tournament is conducted over three days as follows:
Qualification (day 1 and 2)
The teams will (by a draw) be divided in pools of 3 or 4 teams.
The pool system remains unchanged during the two first days.
Each team will play one round on day 1 and one round on day 2.
Quarter final (day 3)
The winner of each pool and a number of runner up’s qualifies for the quarter final,
as many as a total of 56 teams divided in 14 pools of 4 teams, each playing one round.
Semi final (day 3)
The 14 pool winners and the two best runner up’s qualifies for the semi final,
in total 16 teams divided in 4 pools of 4 teams, each playing one round.
Final (day 3)
The 4 pool winners play a final in one pool over one round.
2. a) The team with the higher total pin fall in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool based on pin fall, so that the team with the
highest pin fall is no. 1, the team with the second highest pin fall is no. 2 etc.
Tie rules are presented in the detailed game rules in the tournament programme.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the World Tenpin Bowling Association apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Bridge

Couple tournament

Class division

Tournament is played in pairs.

Game model

1. Mitchell or Howell method as appropriate.
2. Two complete sessions must be guaranteed.
3. Each session to include at least 18-20 deals.

Rules

1. The Tournament Director can modify the deals, as well as the eventual composition of
the round robins.
2. The Tournament Director has to inform the participants before the start of the tournament
regarding applicable rules.
3. The Tournament Director can select the appropriate Tournament method, Howell or
Mitchell, according to the number of participants and the tournament planning.
4. Prizes cannot be accumulated.
5. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Bridge Federation apply.
6. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
7. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Remarks

It is recommended to award prizes in special categories.
(e.g. 1st mixed couple, 1st ladies couple, 1st junior cup, 1st senior cup………)

Chess

Individual tournament

Class division

2 divisions
The tournament director can divide the players into 2 divisions according to rating
(over/under 2000), if this eases the execution of the tournament.

Game model

1. Matches are played according to the Swiss system.
2. Fixed tournament of 9 games.
3. Reflection time: 30 minutes per player and game.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Chess Organisation (FIDE)
apply.
2. Referees must apply international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Darts

Individual tournament

Class division

Men
Women

Game model

1. All games will be played as 501 flying start and double exit.
2. Each game is played with a referee from the group (the non-player).

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The player who has won the most games is the winner.
b) The players are ranked in each pool on points, so that the player with most points is
no. 1 and the next best is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 players are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the players are still tied, the player with the biggest difference between
legs won and legs lost, is the winner.
* If the players are still tied then a decider has to be played.
The players have to play 501 flying start with double exit using an equal amount of
darts.

Playing time

1. POOL-games are played best of 3 legs and CUP-games are played best of 5 legs.
Rules
1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Dart Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Darts

Team tournament

Class division

Men
Women

Game model

1. A team consists of 4 players (men and/or women).
2. Each match has 6 individual games in the following order:

• Single 1
• Single 2
• Double 1
• Single 3
• Single 4
• Double 2

3. All games will be played as 501 flying start and double exit.
4. Games are played using referees provided by the teams on an alternate basis.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The team who has won the most games in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team
with most points is no. 1 and the next best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, the difference between legs won and legs lost,
is the winner.
* If the teams are still tied then a decider has to be played.
Each team appoints a player to play 501 flying start with double exit using an
equal number of darts.

Playing time

1. POOL-matches are played best of 3 legs and CUP-matches are played best of 5 legs.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Dart Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Football 11 players

Team tournament

Class division

Men

Game model

1. Instead of yellow cards, the referee sends off the players for 10 minutes and ultimately
for the rest of the game if the offence is repeated.
2. A team consists of up to 16 players.
a. 4 field players may be replaced at any time in each game on application to the referee.
b. The goalkeeper may be replaced when play is interrupted.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning – page 20).
2. The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
goals scored and then the most goals scored, is the winner.

Playing time

2 x 20 minutes.
* Pause between halves max. 5 minutes.

Ball

Size no. 5 (circumference 68-73 cm)

Equipment

Regular football boots/shoes with studs and shin pads must be worn.

Goal dimensions

7,32 x 2,44 m

Field dimensions

Min. 100,00 x 60,00 m - Max. 105,00 x 78,00 m

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Football Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Football 7 players

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages
Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+)
Women “Open Class” for all ages

Game model

1. Instead of yellow cards, the referee sends off the players for 5 minutes and ultimately for
the rest of the game if the offence is repeated.
2. A team consists of up to 12 players.
a. 3 field players may be replaced at any time in each game on application to the referee.
b. The goalkeeper may be replaced when play is interrupted.
3. a. The off-side rule is not used.
b. Sliding tackles are prohibited.
c. Free kicks must be made from a distance of 6.5 m.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
goals scored and then the most goals scored, is the winner.

Playing time

2 x 20 minutes.
* Pause between halves max. 5 minutes.

Ball

Size no. 5 (circumference 68-73 cm)

Equipment

Regular football boots/shoes with studs and shin pads must be worn.

Goal dimensions

4.88 x 2.44 m - min. 4.00 x 2.00m - max. 5.50 x 2.44 m

Field dimensions

Min. 50,00 x 40,00 - Max. 80,00 x 60,00 m (see drawing).

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Football Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Football 5 players

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages
Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+)
Women “Open Class” for all ages

Game model

1. Instead of yellow cards, the referee sends off the players for 5 minutes and ultimately for
the rest of the game if the offence is repeated.
2. A team consists of up to 8 players.
a. 2 field players may be replaced at any time in each game on application to the referee.
b. The goalkeeper may be replaced when play is interrupted.
3. a. The off-side rule is not used.
b. Sliding tackles are prohibited.
c. Free kicks must be made from a distance of 6.5 m.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
goals scored and then the most goals scored, is the winner.

Playing time

2 x 15 minutes.
* Pause between halves max. 5 minutes.

Ball

Size no. 5 (circumference 68-73 cm)

Equipment

Regular football boots/shoes with studs and shin pads must be worn.

Goal dimensions

3.00 x 2.00 m (handball goals) - min. 3.00 x 2.00 m - max. 5.00 x 2.00 m

Field dimensions

Min. 40,00 x 20,00 - Max. 60,00 x 30,00 m (see drawing).

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Football Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Golf

Individual and Team tournament

Class division

Men
Women
4 individual handicap classes covering handicap range 0 - 28.

General

1. The total number of competitors defines the number of golf courses needed.
Each competitor plays one complete round (=18 holes) per day.
2. Each competitor is guaranteed at least two rounds.
3. The daily number of competitors per 18 hole course should be limited to 100.

Scoring Classes

1. Gross scoring (women and men separately) neglecting individual handicaps.
2. Net scoring classes:
- Class A (e. g. handicap up to 9.0)
- Class B (e. g. handicap - 9.1 to -18.0)
- Class C (e. g. handicap -18.1 to -27.0)
- Class D (e. g. handicap -27.1 to -36.0)
In the net scoring classes the competitors are divided into 4 equally sized handicap
classes.

Rules

1. The final score is an accumulation of all daily scores.
2. Women and men are evaluated separately.
3. Prizes are awarded to the three best placed women and the three best placed men
in each scoring class. Individual double prizes are not permissible.
Prize winners in the gross scoring class are not eligible for prizes in their net scoring
classes.
4. For the team competition the best three net scores (women or men) of individual
company team players (multi-company teams are not allowed) are cumulated each day.
5. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St.
Andrews (R & A) apply.
6. Each competitor starts with his current handicap, which is confirmed immediately
prior to the tournament in writing by his club.
Failure to produce confirmation will result in a starting handicap of zero.
7. Scoring will be carried out for handicaps up to -36, which is the lowest official handicap
in Europe.
8. The tournament will be declared as a qualification for handicap.
9. The referees/stewards must be consistent with international rulings.

 

Mini - golf

Category: team and individual competition

women and men without age restrictions

System: 6 rounds to 18 holes

For individuals with counts of 6 rounds, with teams of 6 rounds per player 3 best and 3 the best results of the second player.

Handball

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages. Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Women “Open Class” for all ages. Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of up to 7 players - (maximum 12 players per team).
Matches
1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
goals scored and then the most goals scored, is the winner.

Playing time

2 x 15 minutes
* Pause between halves max. 5 minutes.

Field dimensions

Min. 36,00 x 18,00 m - Max. 44,00 x 22,00 m

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Handball Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Shooting

Individual and Team tournament

Class divisions

Men Air pistol and air rifle.
Women Air pistol and air rifle.

Game model - Teams

1. A team consists of 3 marksmen.
Before the tournament starts the team captain designates the 3 marksmen
whose results will contribute to the team performance.
2. Weapons/disciplines: air pistol and air rifle.
A marksman can take part in both disciplines.
3. Distance to target - 10 m or depending on available rifle ranges.
4. Men will fire 60 shots and women 40 shots.
A woman who participates in a men's team will fire 60 shots.
5. Team points are based on individual results.
Team members will also be listed individually.

Game model - Individual

1. Weapons/disciplines: air pistol and air rifle.
A marksman can take part in both disciplines.
2. Distance to target - 10 m or depending on available rifle ranges.
3. Men will fire 60 shots and women 40 shots.
4. If a woman participates in a men’s team, the first 40 shots will be included in the
individual calculation.

Individual matches

1. Will start with an introductory round.
2. The best 8 marksmen in each class will go forward to a final round.
Points from preliminary rounds are carried forward to the finals.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Shooting Federation (ISSF)
apply.
ATTENTION: The importation rules for the number of bullets differ per country,
even in the EU.
2. Referees must apply international rules.
3. Detailed game rules will be published in the tournament programme.

 

Squash

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages. Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Women “Open Class” for all ages. Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Mix “Open Class” for all ages. Mix “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of 3 players - (maximum 6 players).
A mixed team consists of 1 woman and 2 men - maximum 2 women and 4 men.
The team composition can be changed before starting a new match.
2. Each team match has 3 individual games in the following order:
Men Women Mixed
* Men’s single 1 * Woman’s single 1 * Woman’s single
* Men’s single 2 * Woman’s single 2 * Men’s single 1
* Men’s single 3 * Woman’s single 3 * Men’s single 2
3. Games can be played without a referee. The players themselves judge the individual
games.
4. Rackets and balls must be approved and meet WSF specifications.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The team which has won the most games in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team
with most points is no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, the difference between sets and then in points
is the winner.

Scoring system

1. Point-a-rally scoring (PARS) to 11 will be used.
2. A match is the best of 3 or 5 games at the option of the organiser.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the World Squash Federation (WSF) apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Swimming

Individuální turnaj

Individual tournament

Class division

Men
Women

Division

1. The participants are divided in 5 classes according to age.
2. Age grouping is the same for both men and women.

Class A: 18 - 30 years old.
Class B: 31 - 40 years old.
Class C: 41 - 50 years old.
Class D: 51 - 60 years old.
Class E: over 60 years.

Game model

1. Individual swimming trials.

Disciplines

1. There are 10 swimming trials:

50 m Freestyle
100 m Freestyle
200 m Freestyle
4 x 100 m Freestyle
50 m Backstroke
100 m Backstroke
50 m Breaststroke
100 m Breaststroke
50 m Butterfly
4 x 50 m Medley/all strokes

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Swimming Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Table tennis

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages. Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Women “Open Class” for all ages. Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Mix “Open Class” for all ages. Mix “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of between 2 (minimum) and 4 players (maximum).
2. Each team match has 3 individual games in the following order:

Men Women Mixed

* Men’s double * Women’s double * Mixed double
* Men's single 1 * Women's single 1 * Women's single
* Men’s single 2 * Women’s single 2 * Men's single
3. Games can be played without a referee.
The players themselves judge the individual games.
4. Approved white balls are used.
5. Clothing with predominantly white background is not permitted.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The team which has won the most games in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, the difference between sets and then in points,
is the winner.

Playing time

1. Games are played to the best of 3 sets.
2. Each set is played up to 15 points.
At 14-all the two point lead rule will for time reasons NOT be applied.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Table Tennis Federation
apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Tennis

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages. Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Women “Open Class” for all ages. Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Mix “Open Class” for all ages. Mix “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of between 2 (minimum) and 4 players (maximum).
2. Each team match has 3 individual games in the following order:

Men Women Mixed

* Men’s double * Women’s double * Mixed double
* Men's single 1 * Women's single 1 * Women's single
* Men’s single 2 * Women’s single 2 * Men's single
3. The games can be played without an umpire.
The players themselves judge the individual games.
4. The games are played with approved balls.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The team which has won the most games in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost, the difference between sets and then in points,
is the winner.

Playing time

1. Real playing time: 55 minutes.
2. Warming-up: 5 minutes.
3. No sets, only games apply.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Tennis Federation (ITF)
apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Track and field

Individual tournament

Class division

Men
Women

Division

1. The participants are divided in 4 classes according to age.
2. The grouping applies to both men and women.

Class A: 18 - 30 years old.
Class B: 31 - 40 years old.
Class C: 41 - 50 years old.
Class D: 51 – 60 years old.
Class E: over 60 years.

Disciplines

1. There are 10 athletics trials:

100 m
200 m
400 m
800 m
1500 m
5000 m
4x100 m Relay
Long jump
High jump
Shot put
Half marathon (not obligatory)

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Association of Athletics
Federations apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

Track and field

Team tournament

Class division

Mix

Division

No division into age classes.

Game model

1. A team consists of 3 athletes including at least 1 woman.
2. Team members participate in all four disciplines.
3. Each individual result is corrected using an age factor given by the World Masters
Athletics (WMA), and then the age corrected result is converted to points in
accordance with the IAAF scoring tables.
4. Using age factors, which are nothing more than age related handicaps, elderly
competitors should have an equal chance of winning.
5. The winner is the team with the highest total score.

Disciplines

There are 4 athletics trials:

100 m
1500 m
Long jump
Shot put

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Association of Athletics
Federations apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Volleyball

Team tournament

Class division

Men “Open Class” for all ages. Men “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Women “Open Class” for all ages. Women “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).
Mix “Open Class” for all ages. Mix “Senior Class” for 40 years and over (40+).

Game model

1. A team consists of 6 players - (maximum 12 players).
A mixed team consists of 3 women and 3 men - minimum 3 women on court.
The team composition can be changed before starting a new match.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. The teams are ranked in each pool on points, so that the team with most points is
no. 1 and the next-best team is no. 2 etc.
* If two teams are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference in sets, then in
points, is the winner.

Playing time

1. Games are played to the best of 3 sets.
Break between sets - max. 5 minutes.
2. Each set is played up to 25 points.
At 24-all the 2 point lead rule will for time reasons NOT be applied.

Net heights

The Following net heights will apply:

Men 2.43 m
Women 2.24 m
Mix 2.35 m

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Volleyball Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Beach volleyball

Category: men open
                  men over 40
                   women open
                   mixed

System: 2 winning sets to 15

The team consists of two players

Petanque

Team tournament

Class division

No

Division

No division into age classes.

Game model

1. Petanque is a sport in which:
a) 2 players play against 2 players - Doubles.
Each player uses three boules.
b) 3 players play against 3 players - Triples.
Each player uses two boules.
2. The game is played on any ground with dimensions 4 x 15 meter.
Variation down to 3 x 12 meter is allowable.

Matches

1. The tournament will be held under the ABC Pool/CUP system to
even out differences in strength between the participating teams.
(see general information Sports disciplines - point 5 Tournament planning - page 20).
2. a) The double/triple which has won the most games is the winner.
b) The double/triple is ranked in each pool on points, so that the double/triple with most
points is no. 1 and the next best team is no. 2 etc.
* If 2 doubles/triples are tied, the games they have played together decide the result.
* If the teams are still tied, the team with the biggest difference between
games won and games lost and then the biggest score, is the winner.

Playing time

1. The game is generally played up to 13 points, but pool games may be played to 11 points.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the International Petanque Federation apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

Florball

Team tournament

Class division

Muži pod 40 let
Muži 40 let a více (40+)
Ženy pod 40 let
Ženy 40 let a více (40+)

Model hry

Tým sestává z 5 hráčů a jednoho brankáře plus náhradníci.

Poker

Individual tournament

Class division

No

Rozdělení

Žádné

Model soutěže

- stoly po 10 hráčích
- postupné zvyšování blindů (podle počtu účastníků se určí čas na zvyšování)
- až se dostane na finálový stůl

Cycling

deliver info

Skittles

Team tournament

Class division

No division

Game model

1. A team consists of 4 players.
a) Substitution of a player is possible, but the substitute can't play in another team.
b) The teams can be either pure women teams, pure men teams or mixed by women
and men.
c) Women will receive 5 pins in handicap in all games played in the tournament.
d) The full names of the team and the players have to be written on the score system.
The 5 pins handicap for women has also to be entered in the score system.
2. All games will be played according to the European style.
a) Each player bowls 3 games in each round.
b) There are no lane changes in a round.

Tournament

1. The tournament is conducted over three days as follows:
Qualification (day 1 and 2)
The teams will (by a draw) be divided in pools of 3 or 4 teams.
The pool system remains unchanged during the two first days.
Each team will play one round on day 1 and one round on day 2.
Quarter final (day 3)
The winner of each pool and a number of runner up’s qualifies for the quarter final,
as many as a total of 56 teams divided in 14 pools of 4 teams, each playing one round.
Semi final (day 3)
The 14 pool winners and the two best runner up’s qualifies for the semi final,
in total 16 teams divided in 4 pools of 4 teams, each playing one round.
Final (day 3)
The 4 pool winners play a final in one pool over one round.
2. a) The team with the higher total pin fall in a match is the winner.
b) The teams are ranked in each pool based on pin fall, so that the team with the
highest pin fall is no. 1, the team with the second highest pin fall is no. 2 etc.
Tie rules are presented in the detailed game rules in the tournament programme.

Rules

1. Unless otherwise specified, the rules of the World Tenpin Bowling Association apply.
2. Even a referee must apply the international rules.
3. Detailed game rules are published in the tournament programme.

 

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