Badminton

Last Updated: Mon 21-Oct-2024

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BADMINTON REGULATIONS - NORTHERN SATIS
NSATIS Badminton
 
1.                  Teams should consist of 8 players: 4 boys, 4 girls in 1st Competition.  You may have extra players if desired.  Where possible teams should consist of 4 boys and 4 girls in the 2nds Competition - this can be negotiated at the beginning of the season if necessary.
 
2.                  The matches consist of singles, doubles and mixed doubles, these may be played in any order.
 
3.                  All games are played to 21 points in both singles and doubles in both the 1st & 2nd Competitions - a team must be ahead by two points to win.  However, if two matches are rosterd at the same venue, games will be played to 11 points.
 
4.                  There is no time limit to games.  Games start when both teams are present and finish when all games completed.
 
5.         If a player is absent, he or she will forfeit all games intended to be played by that player.
 
6.                  The final outcome is decided by the number of games won.  If games won is even the winner is determined by the team with the most number of points.
 
7.                    Shuttlecocks - The standard shuttle is the red band, cork head, white plastic skirt. Each team will provide a shuttle and, if there is a difference in type, then teams will use each type in alternate games.
 
 
8.         Players not playing at any time are expected to score and umpire.
 
9.         If teams finish level on the ladder at the end of the roster the qualifying teams for finals are decided on the head-to-head results from those two teams during the roster. If teams are still level (e.g. 2 wins each) the following method will be used to determine who qualifies.
- Number of rubbers won in matches between the level teams.
- Points for/against in matches between the level teams.
- Overall rubbers won/lost by the level teams.
- Overall points for/against of the level teams.
 
10.   Where possible Firsts matches should have 4 courts available.  
 
11.  When half way through the roster, schools must submit their First's team rankings: 1 - 4 (male and female) to the Admin Officer.  However schools may seek approval from the Admin Officer to have their seedings adjusted due to a late enrolment to the school.  
 
12.  A score card with suggested playing order can be found under the information for delegates tabs.
BADMINTON STANDINGS & FIXTURES - STATEWIDE
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  SEASON FIXTURESQueried: 21-Oct-24
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BADMINTON REGULATIONS - STATEWIDE
SATIS Badminton State Final Regulations:
 
1. The laws of badminton, as recognised by Badminton Tasmania, will apply.
2. Boys & Girls to play separate finals in teams of 4 or 5.
3. Players need to be seeded in the same order according to their regional rosters, 1- 4/5 in
order of merit/ability.
4. Players must play in the corresponding order for doubles as indicated on the score
sheets.  
5. SATIS Badminton scoresheet is to be used and matches are to follow the format listed.
Combinations for teams of 4 and 5 members are on the scoresheet.  
6. Teams must exchange completed scoresheets before commencement of the first game.
Following this, no changes can be made to the order of play.
7. The recommended shuttles are the red band, cork head, white plastic skirt. A tube of
Shuttles will be provided by SATIS to ensure consistency between both teams.
8. Where possible, an independent referee will be appointed for the SATIS Final. Players
not playing, will be required to umpire/score matches being played. If possible, one
player from each school.  
9. All games are to be played under the International standard scoring system.
10. Matches will be played to 21 points with an advantage of 2 points. If the score reaches
20 all; the match will be won by the first player to get 2 points ahead or to 30 points.
Players change ends at 11.
11. The winner will be determined by the team that wins the most rubbers, if the number of
rubbers won is even it will be decided by the team who has scored the most points
overall. If level on rubbers and points won the SATIS final will be a draw and the State
Premiership will be shared.
12. To be eligible to play in the State Final, players must have played half the matches in the
regional roster.
13. When the SATIS Final is played in Hobart, the Southern Tasmania Badminton Centre is
the preferred venue.

Note: The Home Team (displayed as the left-hand team in all fixtures) always carries the costs and responsibilities for hosting the game, regardless of venue.