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ABOUT MUMBAI GAMES

You can take a Mumbaikar out of a sport. But you cannot take sports out of a Mumbaikar.

Which is why, we bring to you Mumbai Games - an initiative that brings together the city and its undying love for sports.

WORLD’S FIRST EVER CITY LEVEL | FRANCHISE BASED | MULTI-SPORTS | MULTI-AGE | SPORTS EXTRAVAGANZA

8 contingents to play for. 16 games to choose from.

Participants will represent a contingent based on their area pin code and will be divided into two categories based on their skill pools. There are medals to win; but this really isn’t about winning…

It’s about playing. And each participant will get a chance to play at least two games.

ELITE & AMATEUR DIVISIONS

2 Divisions | 3 Leagues

A pool of top seeded players will be created. These players will be assigned to a team through auction. There will be a cap on the overall purse per team.

Participants pay registration fee to play. Players are auto allocated to the team based on their area pin code.

Sports Venue/s

Dates (Only Weekends)

December 2018 January 2019

8 9 15 16 22 23 5 6 12 13 19 20

Athletics Mumbai University Grounds, Marine Lines

Badminton Mumbai University, Kalina

Kalidas Sports Complex, Mulund

Basketball Fr. Agnel School, Vashi

YMCA, Mastan

Bowling Amoeba, Kurla Market City

Carrom BMC School, Andheri

Chess Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi

Gymnastics Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi

Lawn Tennis Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association, Cooperage

Shooting Prabodhankar Thackery Sports Complex, Vile Parle

Skating Ameya Classic Club, Virar

Squash Goregoan Sports Club, Goregoan

Table Tennis Mumbai University, Marine Lines

Turf Football

Terna Medical College, Nerul

St. Andrew’s Turf, Bandra

Judo Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi

Taekwondo Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi

Happiness Run Palm Beach Road, Navi Mumbai

KEY DATES

Dates & Venues

DATES

15th December 2018 to 20th January 2019 (only on weekends) 15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd, 29th, 30th December 2018, 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th, 18th and 20th January 2019.

Under 5 Born on/after 1st Jan 2014















30+ Born on/before 1st Jan 1989




AGE CUT-OFF

Sport Category Fees

Athletics Any 2 Track and One Field + Relay 299

Badminton Singles (All Categories) 499

Doubles (All Categories) 999

Basketball 3x3 U18, U16, U14 1,499

Open Category 2,499

Bowling All Categories 499

Carrom Singles (All Categories) 499


Chess All Categories 499

Gymnastics All Categories 499

Tennis Singles (All Categories) 499


Skating All Categories 499

Squash All Categories 499

Table Tennis Singles (All Categories) 499


Football 5x5 U21, U16, U14, U12 2,499

Open and 40+ 3,499

Happiness Run 10K 899

5K 499

Judo All Categories 499

Taekwondo All Categories 499

Shooting All Categories 499

KEY DATES

FEES

Athletics

Sports Category Gender Fees Per Participant

Athletics

Track-60M-U10 & U12 M & F

299

Track-100M-U14, U16, U21 M & F Track-200M-U14, U16 U21 M & F Track-400M-U14, U16, U21 M & F Track-800M-U16, U21 M & F Shot Put-U14, U16, U21 M & F Long Jump-U14, U16, U21 M & F Relay -4X50M-U10 & U12 M & F Relay-4X100M-U14, U16, U21 M & F

VENUE

Mumbai University Ground, Marine Lines DATES

19th and 20th January, 2019 FORMAT & RULES Each participant can select to participate in a maximum of 2 Track events and 1 Field event under the

respective age category. Track & Relay Races

Qualifying Heats + Finals The top 2 finishers in each heat qualify to next round

Shot Put

Qualifying Round + Finals Best of 3 Puts Top 8 participants from qualifying round qualify to the final rounds Standard rules of Shot Put apply, unless specifically mentioned

Long Jump

Qualifying Round + Finals Best of 3 Jumps Top 8 participants from qualifying round qualify to the final rounds Standard rules of Long Jump apply, unless specifically mentioned

Umpires / Referees decision is final and binding under all circumstances

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. 2. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire is mandatory. 3. Shoes are mandatory & participants must bring their own shoes. 4. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or

accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another player & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.

MEDALS, FRANCHISE POINTS & PRIZES

1. Top 3 Winners will win Champions Cup Medals & next 3 will win Premier Cup Medals 2. The franchise points awarded will be as below:

a. Champions Cup

i. Winner – 100 points ii. Runner Up – 75 points iii. 3rd Place – 50 points

b. Premier Cup


3. The above points will determine the contingent champion for the Amateur division of Mumbai Games

2018-19. The contingent with the highest points after completion of all amateur division tournaments will be the Amateur Division Champion Contingent.

IMPORTANT

1. RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 2. DATES & VENUES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 3. EXACT DATES, VENUES & TIMINGS OF MATCHES WILL BE INFORMED A WEEK BEFORE START OF THE

RESPECTIVE SPORT. 4. FEES PAID ARE NON-REFUNDABLE OR NON-TRANSFERABLE. 5. ORGANIZERS DECISION WILL BE FINAL AND BINDING.

For any further enquiries please email on: [email protected]

Badminton

SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER PARTICIPANT

Badminton Singles U11 M & F 499

Singles U13 M & F 499



Singles Open (18+) M & F 499

Singles 30+ M & F 499

Singles 40+ M 499

Doubles U15 M & F 999


Doubles Open (18+) M & F 999

Doubles 30+ M & F 999

Doubles 40+ M 999

VENUE

Mumbai Universty, Kalina Kalidas Sports Complex, Mulund

DATES

5th, 6th,12th, 13th, 19th, 20th Jan 2019 TEAM SIZE

For team sports and doubles events, all team members must be part of the same contingent as defined by their Pin Code.

FORMAT

League + Knockout (2 Cups) League

3 players / teams per group Minimum 2 matches per player / team

Knockout 2 Tier – Champions Cup & Premier Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

POINTS, SCORING

Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 & 40+ categories Best of 3 games of 11 points

Open & 30+ categories Best of 3 games of 11 points up to Quarter Finals Best of 3 games of 21 points for Semi Finals, 3rd Place & Finals

Rally scoring 11 points games

In case scores are tied at 10-10 in the first 2 sets, then player / team winning the next point wins the game

In case scores are tied at 10-10 in the 3rd set, then difference of 2 points will decide the winner

Maximum 21 points 21 points games

In case scores are tied at 20-20 in the first 2 sets, then player / team winning the next point wins the game

In case scores are tied at 20-20 in the 3rd set, then difference of 2 points will decide the winner

Maximum 25 points Winner is first player / team to win

2 games in best of 3 games Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned

LEAGUE STAGE PLAYER / TEAM RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, player / team gets 2 points for a win or walkover

2. After completion of the league stage matches, player / team will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their respective groups.

3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Player / Team with higher points will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

a. Player’s / Team’s rank will be decided based on the net points difference (points for – points against) of all matches, team with higher points difference will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

b. Player / Team that has won both matches in minimum games will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

c. Player / Team with fewer points conceded will be ranked higher. In case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked player / team. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. 2. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire – badminton or sports jersey, shorts or

tracks is mandatory. 3. Participants must bring their own racquets. 4. Shuttles will be provided. 5. Non-marking gum sole shoes are mandatory & participants have to bring their own shoes. 6. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or



1. Top 3 Winners in each Category will win Champions Cup Medals & next 3 will win Premier Cup Medals

2. The franchise points awarded will be as below: a. Champions Cup

i. Winner – 100 points ii. Runner Up – 75 points

iii. 3rd Place – 50 points

b. Premier Cup i. Winner – 20 points

ii. Runner Up – 15 points iii. 3rd Place – 10 points

3. The above points will determine the contingent champion for the Amateur division of Mumbai Games 2018-19. The contingent with the highest points after completion of all amateur division tournaments will be the Amateur Division Champion Contingent.

4. Medals for all Winners. Cash Prizes only for Open Category Winners of Champions Cup. a. Champions Cup

i. Singles Winner – INR 2,500; Doubles Winner – INR 5,000

ii. Singles Runner Up – INR 1,000; Doubles Runner Up – INR 2,000

IMPORTANT

1. RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 2. DATES & VENUES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 3. EXACT DATES, VENUES & TIMINGS OF MATCHES WILL BE INFORMED A WEEK BEFORE START OF

THE RESPECTIVE SPORT. 4. FEES PAID ARE NON-REFUNDABLE OR NON-TRANSFERABLE. 5. ORGANIZERS DECISION WILL BE FINAL AND BINDING.


Basketball 3x3

SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER PARTICIPANT Basketball 3x3

Under 14 M & F 2,499 Under 16 M & F 2,499 Under 18 M & F 2,499 Open (18+) M & F 2,499

VENUE

Father Agnel School, Vashi (Venue for Finals) YMCA, Mastan

DATES

5th, 6th, 12th, 13th Jan 2019 VERSION

3 v/s 3 Half Court TEAM SIZE

Maximum Players per team – 5 players For team sports and doubles events, all team members must be part of the same contingent as

defined by their Pin Code. Maximum on field players – 3 players Substitute Players – 2 players Substitution Type – Rolling Substitution

FORMAT


3 teams per group Minimum 2 matches per team

Knockout

2 Cup – Champions Cup & Premier Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

POINTS, SCORING, MATCH DURATION

2 half of 7.5 minutes playing time 1 point (within the arc) & 2 points (from behind the arc) Coin flip for initial possession Tie in regulation time will lead to untimed overtime, first team to score 2 points wins the game Standard FIBA rules apply for all games situations not specifically mentioned

LEAGUE STAGE TEAM RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, team gets 2 points for a win or walkover 2. After completion of the league stage matches, teams will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their

respective groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Team with higher points will be

ranked higher. In case of tie, a. Team’s rank will be decided based on the net points difference (points for – points

against) of all matches, team with higher points difference will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

b. Teams will compete in 3 Free Throws. Team that wins the Free Throws will be ranked higher. Sudden death will be applied if the 3 Free Throws result in tie.

c. Organizers decision will be final & binding

QUALIFYING TO KNOCKOUT STAGE

1. There will be 2 Knockout Cups – Champions & Premier 2. After the league stage

a. The first ranked team in the league stage will play in the Champions Knockout Stage b. The second ranked team in the league will play in the Premier Knockout Stage c. The third ranked team in the league will be out of the tournament

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, each team should wear same colour jersey(s) with unique numbers for each player.

2. Sports attire – basketball or sports jersey, shorts or tracks is mandatory. 3. Basketball or sports shoes are mandatory. 4. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or



1. Top 3 Winners in Champions Cup and Premier Cup in each category will win medals. 2. The franchise points awarded will be as below:

a. Champions Cup i. Winner – 100 points


b. Premier Cup




i. Winner – INR 12,500 ii. Runner Up – INR 5,000

IMPORTANT




Bowling


Bowling



VENUE

Amoeba, Kurla Market City DATE

20th Jan 2019 FORMAT

Qualification + Finals Each player gets minimum 2 games of 10 frames each during Qualification Cumulative scores of both games will be considered for the Finals Standard rules of the game apply unless specifically mentioned

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. If jersey(s) /

bib(s) is not provided, then attire suitable for bowling is mandatory. 2. Players will have to wear bowling shoes or be barefoot. 3. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or




2. The franchise points awarded will be as below:



b. Premier Cup





IMPORTANT




Carrom


Carrom Singles U18 M & F 499




VENUE

BMC School, Andheri DATE

15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd Dec 2018 FORMAT



Knockout 2 Cup – Champions Cup & Premiers Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premiers Cup Knockout

POINTS, SCORING

Under 18, Doubles Open

Best of 1 game of 8 boards up to Finals Singles Open

Best of 1 game of 8 boards up to Quarter Finals Best of 3 games of 8 boards for Semi Finals, 3rd Place & Finals

Maximum 45 minutes per game At end of 45 minutes winner will be player with higher points after completing ongoing

board Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned


1. In the League stage, player / team gets 2 points for a win or walkover 2. After completion of the league stage matches, player / team will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their

respective groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Player / Team with higher points will

be ranked higher. In case of tie, a. Player’s / Team’s rank will be decided based on the net points difference (points for –

points against) of all matches, team with higher points difference will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

b. Player / Team with fewer points conceded will be ranked higher. In case of tie, c. Player / Team with fewer points conceded in the first match will be ranked higher. In

case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked player / team. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.


1. There will be 2 Knockout Cups – Champions & Premiers 2. After the league stage

a. The first ranked player / team in the league stage will play in the Champions Knockout Stage

b. The second ranked player / team in the league will play in the Premiers Knockout Stage c. The third ranked player / team in the league will be out of the tournament

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. 2. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire is recommended. 3. Participants can bring their own strikers and use it after approval from the referees. 4. Shoes are recommended & participants must bring their own shoes. 5. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or






b. Premier Cup




i. Singles Winner – INR 2,500; Doubles Winners – INR 5,000 ii. Singles Runner Up – INR 1,000; Doubles Runner Up – INR 2,000

IMPORTANT




Chess

SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER PARTICIPANT Chess

Under 8 M & F 499 Under 10 M & F 499 Under 12 M & F 499 Under 14 M & F 499 Under 16 M & F 499 Open (16+) M & F 499

VENUE

Ground Floor, Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi DATE

12th, 13th Jan 2019 FORMAT

Swiss League Top 6 players after all rounds will get medals as below:

Champions Cup Rank 1 – Gold Medal Rank 2 – Silver Medal Rank 3 – Bronze Medals

Premier Cup

Rank 4 – Gold Medal Rank 5 – Silver Medal Rank 6 – Bronze Medals

POINTS, SCORING

One point for a win Half point for a draw

Standard rules of the game apply unless specifically mentioned ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS


bib(s) is not provided, then attire suitable for chess is mandatory. 2. Shoes are recommended. 3. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or







b. Premier Cup i. Winner – 20 points





IMPORTANT




Gymnastics SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER

PARTICIPANT Artistic Gymnastics

Free Hand-U8 M & F 499

Floor + Vault - U10, U12 & U14 M 499

Floor + Beam - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Ball & Club- U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Ball & Hoop - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Ball & Ribbon - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Hoop & Ribbon - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Hoop & Club - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

Club & Ribbon - U10, U12 & U14 F 499

VENUE

First Floor, Dharavi Sports Complex, Dharavi DATE

19th, 20th Jan 2019 FORMAT & RULES – Artistic Gymnastics Qualifiers + Finals Each Gymnast has to perform difficulty elements as per the prescribed rules No extra element will be counted Difficulty Elements & Executional Deductions will be evaluated as per GFI / FIG Code of points

Only one extra chance for missing run for Vaulting table After qualifying rounds, the top 8 scorers will qualify for the final rounds All standard rules as per Gymnastic Federation of India applies FORMAT & RULES – Rhythmic Gymnastics Qualifiers + Finals All routine must be performed with music (only short pauses allowed) Choreography must center around a theme that is developed from beginning to end using a variety

of body movements and the handling of apparatuses All leaps & jumps must be of good height, have a clear shape & good amplitude All leaps with the back arched must have the head in contact with the leg All balance must be performed on the toes or the knee. These must be held clearly and have good,

fixed shape All pivot combinations must be performed entirely on the toes without heel support After qualifying rounds, the top 8 scorers will qualify for the final rounds All standard rules as per Gymnastic Federation of India applies ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Equipment used and clothing worn by gymnasts should comply with rules of Gymnastics Federation of India

2. Participants must bring their own equipment, as required. 3. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or

accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another Gymnast & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.





iii. 3rd Place – 50 points b. Premier Cup



4. Medals for all Winners. Cash Prizes only for Open Category Winners of Champions Cup. b. Champions Cup


IMPORTANT




Tennis SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER

PARTICIPANT Tennis






Doubles 35+ M 999

Doubles 45+ M 999

VENUE

Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association, Cooperage DATE

5th, 6th, 12th, 13th,19th, 20th Jan 2019 FORMAT



Knockout 2 Cup – Champions Cup & Premier Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

POINTS, SCORING

All Categories - 1 set of 6 Games Player to win first point after deuce, wins the game

Tie Breaker of 7 points will be played at 6-6 After 6-6 in tie breaker, player to win 2 consecutive points will win the set & match Maximum 10 points in the tie breaker

Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned






b. Player / Team with fewer points conceded in both matches will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

c. Player / Team with fewer points conceded in the second match will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked player / team. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.





ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. 2. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire – Tennis or sports jersey, shorts or tracks is

mandatory. 3. Participants must bring their own Tennis racquets. 4. Tennis Balls will be provided. 5. Tennis / sports shoes are mandatory & participants have to bring their own shoes. 6. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or







b. Premier Cup iv. Winner – 20 points v. Runner Up – 15 points vi. 3rd Place – 10 points



i. Singles Winner – INR 2,500; Doubles Winner – INR 5,000 ii. Singles Runner Up – INR 1,000; Doubles Runner Up – INR 2,000

IMPORTANT




Skating SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER PARTICIPANT Skating

Quad Rink - Short Race - U5 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Short Race - U6 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Short Race - U8 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U5 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U6 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U8 M & F 499 Quad Road Race - U11 M & F 499 Quad Road Race - U14 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U11 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U14 M & F 499 Quad Rink - Long Race - U17 M & F 499 Inline Road Race - Under 11 M & F 499 Inline Road Race - Under 14 M & F 499 Inline Road Race - Under 17 M & F 499 Inline Road Race - Under 19 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Short Race - U8 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Long Race - U8 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Long Race - U11 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Long Race - U14 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Long Race - U17 M & F 499 Inline Rink - Long Race - U19 M & F 499

VENUE

Ameya Classic Club, Virar DATE

12th, 13th Jan 2019

FORMAT Rink Race

Heats + Finals The top 2 finishers in each heat qualify to the Champions Cup The 3rd & 4th place finishers in each heat qualify to the Premier Cup

Road Race

Top 6 players will get medals as below: Champions Cup


Premier Cup


POINTS, SCORING

Time based Standard rules apply for all race situations

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, the roller-skating attire is mandatory.

2. Protective Helmet, elbow pads, knee pads & shin pads are mandatory 3. Participants must bring their own skates. 4. Shoes are recommended & participants have to bring their own shoes.

Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another player & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.






b. Premier Cup iv. Winner – 20 points

v. Runner Up – 15 points vi. 3rd Place – 10 points




IMPORTANT




Squash SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER

PARTICIPANT Squash

Singles U11 M 499




Open (18+) M & F 499

Singles 30+ M 499

Singles 40+ M 499

VENUE

Goregoan Sports Club, Goregoan (Finals) DATE

15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd Dec 2018 FORMAT


3 players per group Minimum 2 matches per player

Knockout 2 Cups – Champions Cups & Premier Cups Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cups Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cups Knockout

POINTS, SCORING

All Categories – Best of 3 games of 11 points Rally scoring Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned

LEAGUE STAGE PLAYER RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, player gets 2 points for a win or walkover 2. After completion of the league stage matches, player will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their

respective groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Player with higher points will be

ranked higher. In case of tie, a. Player’s rank will be decided based on the net points difference (points for – points

against) of all matches, player with higher points difference will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

b. Player with fewer points conceded in both matches will be ranked higher. In case of tie, c. Player with fewer points conceded in the second match will be ranked higher. In case of

tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked player. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.



a. The first ranked player in the league stage will play in the Champions Knockout Stage b. The second ranked player in the league will play in the Premiers Knockout Stage c. The third ranked player in the league will be out of the tournament

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS


bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire – Squash or sports jersey, shorts or tracks is mandatory. 2. Participants must bring their own Squash racquets. 3. Squash Balls will be provided. 4. Gum sole / non-marking sole shoes are mandatory & participants have to bring their own shoes. 5. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or






b. Premier Cup

iv. Winner – 20 points v. Runner Up – 15 points vi. 3rd Place – 10 points




IMPORTANT




Table Tennis SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER PARTICIPANT Table Tennis

Singles Midget 8-9 Years M & F 499 U12 M & F 499 U15 M & F 499 U18 M & F 499 U21 M & F 499 Open (21+) M & F 499 Singles 35+ M 499 Singles 40+ M 499 Doubles U18 M & F 999 Doubles U21 M & F 999 Doubles Open (21+) M & F 999 Doubles 35+ M 999

VENUE

Mumbai University, Marine Lines DATE

15th, 16th, 22rd, 23rd Dec 2019 FORMAT


3 Players / Teams per group Minimum 2 matches per player / team

Knockout 2 Cup – Champions Cup & Premier Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

POINTS, SCORING

Under 12, Under 15, Under 18, 35+ & 40+ categories Best of 3 games of 11 points up to Quarter Finals Best of 5 games of 11 points for Semi Finals, 3rd Place & Finals

Under 21, Open, categories Best of 5 games of 11 points up to Quarter Finals Best of 7 games of 11 points for Semi Finals, 3rd Place & Finals

Rally scoring Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned






b. Player / Team that has won both matches in minimum games will be ranked higher. In case of tie,

c. Player / Team with fewer points conceded will be ranked higher. In case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked player / team. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.





ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. 2. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is not provided, then sports attire – TT or sports jersey, shorts or tracks is

mandatory. 3. Participants must bring their own TT racquets. 4. TT Balls will be provided. 5. Non-marking gum sole shoes are mandatory & participants have to bring their own shoes. 6. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or







b. Premier Cup iv. Winner – 20 points v. Runner Up – 15 points vi. 3rd Place – 10 points



i. Singles Winner – INR 2,500; Doubles Winner – INR 5,000 ii. Singles Runner Up – INR 1,000; Doubles Runner Up – INR 2,000

IMPORTANT




Football 5x5 SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER

PARTICIPANT Football 5x5

Under 12 M 2,499

Under 14 M 2,499

Under 16 M 2,499

Under 21 M 2,499

Open (21+) M 3,499

Open (All Ages) F 3,499

Above 40+ M 3,499

VENUE

Terna Medical College, Nerul St. Andrew’s Turf, Bandra (Finals)

DATE

15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd Dec 2018 VERSION

5 v/s 5 TEAM SIZE

Maximum Players per team – 7 players For team sports and doubles events, all team members must be part of the same contingent as

defined by their Pin Code. Maximum on field players – 5 players Substitute Players – 2 players Substitution Type – Rolling Substitution

FORMAT


3 teams per group

Minimum 2 matches per team Knockout

2 Cup – Champions Cup & Premier Cup Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

SCORING, MATCH DURATION

All categories 10 minutes per half up to Quarter Finals 15 minutes per half in Semi Finals, 3rd Place & Finals

Winner is team scoring highest goals Match can end in draw during the league stage In Knockout stage, drawn match at end of normal time will be decided through penalty shootout –

best of 3 penalties If match still drawn sudden death applies, maximum 7 penalties If match still drawn after 7 penalties, then team that scored first in the match is the winner If it was scoreless in normal time then team with better goal difference in the league stage is

the winner If the goal difference is the same, then winner will be decided by toss of coin

Standard rules apply for all match situations not specifically mentioned LEAGUE STAGE TEAM RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, team gets 2 points for a win or walkover and 1 point for a drawn match 2. After completion of the league stage matches, teams will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their respective

groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Team with higher points will be ranked

higher. In case of tie, a. Team’s rank will be decided based on the goal difference (goals for – goals against) of all

matches, team with higher goal difference will be ranked higher. In case of tie, b. Team with higher goals scored will be ranked higher. In case of tie, c. Team with fewer goals conceded will be ranked higher. In case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked team e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.




ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is

not provided, each team should wear same colour jersey(s) with unique numbers for each player. 2. Sports attire – football or sports jersey, shorts or tracks is mandatory. 3. Football shoes (without studs) or sports shoes are mandatory.

4. Participant(s) to carry their own kit – jerseys, shorts, stockings, shoes, shin guards, goalkeeper gloves, and other kit

5. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another player & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.





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Judo

SPORTS Judo

Category Weight Fees Boys Girls

Midgets 8 - 9 years - - 499 Sub Junior - 10 to 12 Years 25 - 30 24 - 28 499

30 - 35 28 - 32 499 35 - 40 32 - 36 499 40 - 45 36 - 40 499 + 45 + 40 499

Sub Junior - 12 to 14 Years 30 - 35 28 - 32 499 35 - 40 32 - 36 499 40 - 45 36 - 40 499 45 - 50 40 - 44 499 + 50 + 44 499

Sub Junior - 14 to 15 Years 45 - 50 40 - 44 499 50 - 55 44 - 48 499 55 - 60 48 - 52 499 60 - 66 52 - 57 499 + 66 + 57 499

Cadet - 15 to 18 Years < 50 < 40 499 50 - 55 40 - 44 499 55 - 60 44 - 48 499 60 - 66 48 - 52 499 66 - 73 52 - 57 499 73 - 81 57 - 63 499 81 - 90 63 - 70 499 > 90 > 70 499

Junior - 18 to 21 Years < 55 < 44 499 55 - 60 44 - 48 499

60 - 66 48 - 52 499 66 - 73 52 - 57 499 73 - 81 57 - 63 499 81 - 90 63 - 70 499 90 - 100 70 - 78 499 > 100 > 78 499

VENUE


5th,6th Jan 2019 FORMAT

League + Knockout League

3 judokas per group Minimum 2 bouts per judoka

Knockout 2 Tier – Champions Tier & Premier Tier Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Tier Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premiers Tier Knockout

RULES

Bouts Time

3 minutes in the league stage 5 minutes in the knockout stage

Safety Intentionally injuring an opponent is not permitted. Punching, kicking, and other strikes are not allowed. Touching the opponent's face is not allowed. Attacking joints other than the elbow is not allowed. Head dives are not permitted. The technique known as kawazu gake is not permitted. The technique known as kani basami is not permitted. Wearing any hard or metallic object during competition is not permitted. The penalty for

violating this rule is hansoku make (see Penalties, below). This includes wedding rings, earrings, hard-plastic protective gear, hair-ties with metal parts, wristwatches, and even press-studs on underpants.

Etiquette Contestants must bow before stepping onto the mat. Contestants must bow to each other before and after practice or competition. Inappropriate behaviour, such as foul language and bodily gestures, is not tolerated.

In competition only Stalling is not permitted.

Using a defensive posture is not permitted. It is required to bow to the competition area. False attacks are not permitted. They are considered attempts to circumvent the prohibition

against noncombativity. Disregarding the orders of the judge is prohibited.

Scoring Awarding of ippon 'One full point'. Award of ippon decides the winner and ends the bout.

Ippon is awarded for a successful throw performed with control and power, or for a pin lasting 20 seconds. Submission by strangulation or application of an arm lock at the elbow joint also results in ippon.

Awarding of waza-ari 'One half point'. Awarded for a successful throw lacking one of the above elements, or for a pin lasting 10 seconds.

Awarding of yuko (almost waza-ari). Awarded for a partially successful throw. If the time runs out with neither contestant scoring an ippon, the win will be awarded to the

contestant who has the next highest score If still a tie then winner is decided by Hantei, that is the majority decision of the

referee and the two corner judges Penalties

Two types of penalties may be awarded. A shido (literally "guidance" or "instruction") is awarded for minor rule infringements. A shido

can also be awarded for a prolonged period of non-aggression. The first shidos results in only warnings. If there is a tie, then and only then, will the number of shidos (if less than three) be used to determine the winner. After three shidos are given, the victory is given to the opponent. This is an indirect hansoku-make, and does not result in expulsion from the tournament.

The penalty of hansoku make (literally "foul-play loss") is awarded for major rule infringements, or for accumulating three shidos. If hansoku make is awarded for a major rule infringement, it results not just in loss of the bout, but in expulsion from the tournament. Note: Prior to 2017, the 4th shido was hansoku make.

Competition area The competition area must be padded with tatami. The minimum allowable size is 14 x 14

meters. The bout takes place in an 8 x 8 meter to 10 x 10 meter zone within this larger area. The surrounding space acts as a safety zone. When two competition areas are side by side, there must be at least a 3-meter safety zone between them.

Grips Rules related to grips are primarily motivated by the desire to avoid stalling, to avoid providing

undue advantage, or to reduce the chance of injury. Deliberately avoiding gripping is not permitted. In a standing position, it is not permitted to take any grip other than a "normal" grip for more

than three to five seconds without attacking. A "normal" grip is one where the right hand grips some part of the left/right hand side of the opponent's jacket (and the left hand grips some part of the right hand side of the opponent's jacket, vice versa.) A non-normal grip may involve grabbing the belt, or the trousers, or the wrong side of the jacket. (A non-"standard" grip is one that does not involve the traditional sleeve/collar grip. There are no time-limits related to non-"standard" grips as long as they are not non-"normal".)

A "pistol grip" on the opponent's sleeve is not permitted. It is not permitted to insert the fingers inside the opponent's sleeve opening or trousers

opening at any time. You are permitted to insert your fingers inside your own gi openings. Biting the opponent's gi is prohibited, as it grants another gripping point. It is not permitted to grab the legs or trousers, initially, during tachi-waza (standing

techniques). It is not permissible to touch the legs of the opponent whatsoever during tachi-waza.

Furthermore, it is no longer permissible to break an opponent's grip with two hands. Standard rules of the bout apply unless specifically mentioned

LEAGUE STAGE RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, judoka gets 2 points for a win or walkover 2. After completion of the league stage bouts, judoka will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their respective

groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Judoka with higher points will be ranked

higher. In case of tie, a. Judoka’s rank will be decided based on number of waza-ari in both bouts, judoka with higher

waza-ari will be ranked higher. In case of tie, b. Judoka with higher yuko in all bouts will be ranked higher. In case of tie, c. Judoka with fewer shidos conceded in both bouts will be ranked higher. In case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked judoka. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.




ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. The sleeves of the jacket are not allowed to be too short, they must extend down to no more than 5

cm above the wrists with the arms extended in front of the body. 2. The legs of the trousers are not allowed to be too short, they must extend down to no more than 5 cm

above the ankle. 3. Inappropriate gi may result in forced loss. 4. Referees decision will be final and binding. 5. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or

accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another judoka & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.





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Taekwondo SPORTS CATEGORIES BOYS GIRLS FEES PER PARTICIPANT Taekwondo

Sub Junior – 6 to 11 Years 21 - 23 18 - 20 499

23 - 25 20 - 22 499

25 - 27 22 - 24 499

27 - 29 24 - 26 499

29 - 32 26 - 29 499

32-35 29-32 499

35-38 32-35 499

38-41 35-38 499

> 41 > 38 499 Cadet – 12 to 14 Years <33 < 29 499

33-37 29 - 33 499

37-41 33 - 37 499

41-45 37 - 41 499

45-49 41 - 45 499

49-53 45 - 49 499

53-57 49 - 53 499

57-61 53 - 57 499

61-65 57 - 61 499

>65 > 61 499

Junior – 15 to 17 Years < 45 < 42 499 45 - 48 42 - 44 499 48 - 51 44 - 46 499 51 - 55 46 - 49 499 55 - 59 49 - 52 499 59 - 63 52 - 55 499 63 - 68 55 - 59 499 68 - 73 59 - 63 499 73 - 78 63 - 68 499 > 78 > 68 499

VENUE


12th, 13th Jan 2019

FORMAT

League + Knockout League

3 contestants per group Minimum 2 bouts per contestants

Knockout 2 Tier – Champions Tier & Premiers Tier Winners of each Group qualifies to the Champions Cup Knockout Runners Up of each Group qualifies to the Premier Cup Knockout

RULES

3 x 2 minute rounds 1 minute rest between rounds

Scoring One point for a basic attack to the opponent’s torso Two points for a spinning kick to the opponent’s torso Three points for a kick to the head

Winner is contestant with the most points If both contestants have same points then extra round is fought with Golden Point

Contestant to score first point is declared the winner Penalties

Punching the face Attacking the knee Attacking below the waist Stepping out of the ring with both feet Turning your back on your opponent Pushing, holding or grabbing your opponent Feigning injury

Contestants are expected to uphold the five tenets of Taekwondo – courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control & indomitable spirit

Standard rules of the bout apply unless specifically mentioned LEAGUE STAGE RANKINGS

1. In the League stage, Contestant gets 2 points for a win or walkover 2. After completion of the league stage bouts, Contestant will be ranked from 1 to 3 in their respective

groups. 3. The ranking will be decided based on the number of points. Contestant with higher points will be

ranked higher. In case of tie, a. Contestant’s rank will be decided based on number of waza-ari in both bouts, Contestant with

higher waza-ari will be ranked higher. In case of tie, b. Contestant with higher yuko in all bouts will be ranked higher. In case of tie, c. Contestant with fewer shidos conceded in both bouts will be ranked higher. In case of tie, d. Toss of coin will decide the higher ranked Contestant. e. Organizers decision will be final & binding.



a. The first ranked team in the league stage will play in the Champions Knockout Stage b. The second ranked team in the league will play in the Premier Knockout Stage

c. The third ranked team in the league will be out of the tournament ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

6. Contestants have to wear the dobok with the coloured grade belt of the contestant 7. Contestants have to carry their own & wear the protective equipment as below:

a. Head Guard, Chest Protector, Forearm Guards, Hand Protector b. Groin Guard, Shin Guards & Mouth Guard

8. Referees decision will be final and binding. 9. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or

accessory) that may be dangerous to himself or another Contestant & should remove them if the referee or organizers ask them to remove.





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IMPORTANT




Shooting SPORTS CATEGORIES GENDER FEES PER

PARTICIPANT Shooting

Open Sight Air Rifle Junior- U18 M & F 499

Open Sight Air Rifle Youth- U21 M & F 499

Open Sight Air Rifle Senior- Above 21 M & F 499

Peep Sight Air Rifle Junior- U18 M & F 499

Peep Sight Air Rifle Youth- U21 M & F 499

Peep Sight Air Rifle- Above 21 M & F 499

Air Pistol Junior- U18 M & F 499

Air Pistol Youth- U21 M & F 499

Air Pistol- Above 21 M & F 499

VENUE

Prabodhankar Thackery Sports Complex, Vile Parle DATE

12th, 13th, 19th, 20th Jan 2019 FORMAT

Qualification + Final Top 8 shooters from Qualification round will qualify to the Finals

The Top 4 Shooters will qualify for the Champions Cup The next 4 Shooters will qualify for the Premiers Cup

POINTS, SCORING

Qualification Unlimited sighter shots followed by 40 competition shots Maximum 50 minutes One Target holding maximum 10 points per shot

Finals

Shooters will start from zero points in the Finals, eliminating qualification scores 2 series of 5 shots, to be fired within 250 seconds per series Followed by 14 single shots each fired on command with 50 seconds for each shot Elimination of lowest scoring finalists begin after the tenth shot (series + first 2 single shots)

and continue after every two shots, until gold, silver & bronze medalists are decided Total 24 shots If there is a tie for the lowest ranking athlete to be eliminated, the tied athletes will fire

additional tie-breaking single shots until the tie is broken. Tournament conducted under National Rifle Association Prescribed Rules

ATTIRE & EQUIPMENTS

1. Participant(s) should wear the jersey(s) & / or bib(s) provided by the organizers. If jersey(s) / bib(s) is

not provided, then attire approved for shooting should is mandatory. 2. Equipment used and clothing worn by participants must comply with the rules & regulations of the

National Rifle Association 3. Use of specialized clothing equipment is allowed to improve stability of the shooting positions 4. Participants have to bring their own pistol &/or rifle, equipment and pellets 5. Shoes are mandatory & participants have to bring their own shoes. 6. Participant should not use any equipment or wear anything (including any kind of jewellery or






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