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Badminton Rules

The department of University Recreation, Intramural Sports assumes no


responsibility for injuries; however basic, first aid will be available

Regulations published in the Intramural Sports Handbook will be the


governing policies for all intramural sports. Participants are responsible for
possessing a thorough understanding of these regulations and their
implications.

Badminton is a self-officiated sport. The Intramural Sports Supervisors will


have the final decision on any and all discrepancies.

A review of Badminton rules, along with the Intramural Sports modifications


are as follows:

ELIGIBILITY AND GUIDELINES

All participants must meet the eligibility guidelines as outlined in the


Intramural Sports Participants Handbook.

PLAYERS AND ROSTERS

1. The game shall be played between two (2) teams of one (1) each for
singles matches and two (2) teams of two (2) for doubles matches.
2. If, due to injuries, a player or doubles partner can no longer
participate, the injured player and team will forfeit the game. It is up
to the Supervisor to make any final decisions, if need be.
3. Players may play for one (1) single-gender singles or doubles team
and one (1) coed doubles team.
4. Roster is limited to one (1) for singles and two (2) for doubles.

UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT

1. All teams are required to furnish their own jerseys.


a. All jerseys must be of the same color.
b. All jerseys must have numbers on the back.
i. Numbers 0-5 are preferred.
ii. No three digit numbers
iii. Numbers may NOT be taped.
1. Numbers that are painted, sharpie, marker, etc.
are acceptable.
2. If a participant is bleeding or has blood on their jersey they will be
removed from the game until the bleeding is under control. Prior to
any participants re-entering a game the bleeding must be stopped,
cleaned and any cuts or lacerations must be covered. Participants
will not be allowed to participate in any activity until the above
conditions are met.
3. Jewelry: Jewelry or hard hair control piece are not allowed. This
includes but is not limited to necklaces, earrings, facial piercings,
rings, bracelets, and watches (including fitness trackers).
Individuals will be allowed to tape over any piercings.
a. Medical Bracelets and religious medallions may be worn
during intramural sports. The bracelet or medallion must
be taped and flat to the body.
4. Shoes: Athletic style shoes are preferred. Cleats are
permitted for Intramural Sports Flag Football. NO metal
cleats are permitted.
5. Supports, Braces, & Pads: No casts/splints will be allowed
under any circumstances. No pads or braces will be allowed
above the waist. Players who wear a knee brace with exposed
metal or metal hinges are required to cover it. Kneepads of a soft
pliable nature will be allowed below the waist. Any player wearing
illegal or dangerous equipment shall not be permitted to play. All
equipment shall be subject to the approval of the Intramural
Sports Staff and their decisions shall be final.
6. Headwear: No hard-billed hats (except during softball),
bandanas or anything with a knot or unyielding material will
not be allowed to be worn on the head during competition.
Players may wear a one-piece elastic headband made of a
soft, pliable material (i.e., sleeve, sweatband). Knit stocking
caps will be allowed during cold weather. Rubber or cloth
bands may be used to control hair. No other headwear will be
allowed with exceptions for religious materials.

RULES- Singles Matches

1. The winner of a coin toss has the option of selecting one of the
following: serving, receiving, or choosing the side of the court. The
loser of the toss shall have a choice of the remaining alternatives.
2. Games will be decided by best two (2) out of three (3) games. A
winner must score 21 points and win by two.
3. The server must make a good service and the returner a good
return until a point is decided
4. Each server shall serve as long as they are winning points.
5. The players will switch every five serves until a winner is decided.
An exception is made when each player has 20 points. At this point,
the serve will alternate until a player wins by two points.
RULES- Doubles Matches

1. The service shall be delivered so it touches first the server’s right


half court or the center line on his/her side of the net, and then,
passing directly over the net, touching the receiver’s right half court
or center line on his/her side of the net.
2. The pair who has the right to serve shall decide which partner will
serve first. The opposing pair will decide similarly and the order shall
remain the same throughout the contest.
3. Each team shall serve as long as they are winning points.
a. Alternating sides after each point
4. The server must make a good service and the returner a good
return. Then, the partner of the server shall make a good return and
the order will continue to switch until a point is decided. No player
shall hit two consecutive shots in doubles play.

PARTICPANT CONDUCT POLICY

Intramural Sports prioritizes sportsmanship by all teams, spectators, and


staff. The captain is responsible for the behavior of all its team members and
representatives. Everyone is expected to conduct themselves in accordance
with the The Code of Student Life, University conduct standards, and
policies set forth by University Recreation. Actions by team members and
representatives during intramural activities that extend beyond the realm of
decency will not be tolerated. Individuals violating will be suspended until
meeting with the Assistant Director and/or Coordinator of Club and
Intramural Sports. We will be using a “2, 3, 4” method of determining
eligibility for all leagues and major tournaments. The following will be in
effect for the activity’s season:
a. The accumulation of TWO (2) unsporting conduct fouls in a game
will result in the ejection of the individual from the game, and
procedures outlined in the “Ejections” section.
b. The accumulation of THREE (3) total unsporting conducts fouls
during an activity’s season will result in the dismissal of the
individual from the activity for the remainder of its season. The
accumulation of Three (3) unsporting conduct by a team will result
in in the forfeiture of the contest
c. The accumulation of FOUR (4) total unsporting conduct fouls by the
team’s individual participants during an activity’s season will result
in the dismissal of the team from the activity for the remainder of the
season.
*Unsporting totals rollover to playoffs

PARTICPANT CONDUCT FACTS

1. Any flagrant attempt to cause physical harm to another participant


and/or staff member will result in immediate ejection and suspension
from all UREC facilities and programming.
2. Any Participant Conduct will be reviewed by the Intramural Sports
professional staff.

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