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The committee have decided each team is permitted to cancel 2 matches in each half of the season.

If a team cancels more than 2 matches they will be deducted one point for each subsequent cancellation and the match still has to be played.

The fixtures secretary must be made aware of which team has cancelled when a match is postponed and this will not count against the opposing team.

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Under 30's Rankings          
             
Two Year Rolling Rankings        
             
    GRSI 23 DFC 23 Sep-23 GRSI 24 TOTAL
1 Brian Dobson 0 12 8 12 32
2 Martin McKay 12 5 5 0 22
3 Ben Dade 0 0 12 5 17
4 Stewart Reid 0 8 0 5 13
5= Andrew Coutts 5 2 5 0 12
5= Joe Finnie 2 0 2 8 12
7 Declan Adamson 8 0 0 0 8
8 Thomas Grant 2 0 2 2 6
9= Stuart Copeland 5 0 0 0 5
9= Kierynn Topp 0 5 0 0 5
11 Sean Nicol 2 0 0 2 4
12= Cameron Stevenson 2 0 0 0 2
12= Brodie Ramsay 0 2 0 0 2
12= Oliver Johnson 0 2 0 0 2
15= Regan Williamson 1 0 0 0 1
15= Tom Goodlad 1 0 0 0 1

 

 

 

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A match can still take place with a minimum of 2 players, as a draw is still obtainable.

In the event of a match being, played with less than four players the team will have to drop the frames accordingly.

If a captain knows in advance he can not field a team for a fixture, then the captain is required to,

 

1. Contact the opposing team captain by the deadline 10pm the evening prior. They should reschedule the fixture at a mutually agreed time. This time should be within two weeks of the original fixture

 

2. The Fixture Secretary, should be contacted informing them of the postponement and when the fixture has been re-scheduled.

 

3. If a team captain feels there has been exceptional circumstances for there cancelation, they must phone and inform the fixture secretary, who will take the matter to a full committee meeting for a decision.

 

Failure to give 24 hours notice will result in the team cancelling the match losing a point. The match should be re-scheduled within two weeks of it’s original date. Failure to do so will result in the Fixture Secretary setting a new date for the match to be played. The cancelling team must comply with this new date. If the match, is not played on or before the date set by the Fixture Secretary It will result in a further loss of a point.

 

The Fixture Secretary will then set a further date for the game to be played. Failure to comply with this new date will result with the matter being brought before the Shetland Pool Association Committee. It should be noted that the committee have the power to expel persistent offenders form the league.

 

4. All teams have a maximum of ONE cancellation per half of the season, each cancellation must be played within two weeks of the original fixture date as stated above. However, team captains can contact their opposition and ask to re-schedule the match to another date. The re-scheduled fixture must be played before the next match day, if the match does not get played before the next scheduled game then the cancelling team will be docked one point. The cancelling team will then be docked a further point for each subsequent week the match hasn’t been played, a maximum of 2 points only will be docked from a team before the committee steps in and sets a date for the match.

No team can cancel or re-schedule the last game of the season and all games must be up to date before the last game takes place.

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Amanda Cutt (Chairperson) - 07717256813

Gail Wiseman (Vice-chairman) - 07444726195

Jacky Williamson (Treasurer) - 01595691053

Andrew Stout (Fixture Secretary) - 07825886330

Brian Dobson (Secretary) - 07789375061

Jamie Allan - 07771367038

Tom Wyeth - 07887606449

Anthony Williamson

Martin Stickle

Peter McLeod

Richard Hussey

 

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