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ACTIVITIES MANUAL

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The high schools of Region VI recognize the important role that co-curricular activities and

athletics play in the full development of a young person. As in all areas of our schools, Region VI high

schools are committed to the equitable opportunities for all young men and young women in activities

and athletic programs. Activities and athletic programs are designed to be a complement to the academic

programs and pursuits of young people. We hope that the self-discipline, commitment, teamwork and

training of the mind and body in the arenas of the playing field and stage will effect similar skill

development and success in the classroom.

We believe that when structured and pursued with proper balance and perspective, athletics and

activities can play a key and positive role in shaping the hearts and minds of our young people. Sports

and activities, as much as any other single area of endeavor, hold great potential for bringing people

together from diverse backgrounds to pursue shared ideals in a spirit of community.

Notification of the Press

In all sports events and activities, the home school is responsible to call the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News to

report the scores.

Channel 2 - 801-839-1234, #1, #3

Channel 4 - 801-975-4401, #5

Channel 5 - 801-575-5535

Channel 13 - 801-536-1313

Deseret News - 801-237-2161

Salt Lake Tribune - 801-257-8900

NOTIFICATION OF THE PRESS:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS NOTIFICATION OF THE PRESS: .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2

BOARD OF MANAGERS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4

ACTIVITIES-CHAIRPERSONS AND INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL RESPONSIBLITIES .............................................................................................................................................. 5

CALENDARS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

STAFF ROSTERS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8

EAST HIGH SCHOOL ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

LEHI HIGH SCHOOL ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11

OLYMPUS HIGH SCHOOL ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12

SALT LAKE SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

SKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

WEST HIGH SCHOOL ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

GENERAL POLICIES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16

1. ADMISSION FEES AND TICKET ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

2. SUPERVISION OF REGION VI ACTIVITIES, TOURNAMENTS AND MEETS .................................................................................................................................... 16

3. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR VISITING TEAMS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

4. RULES FOR REGION VI TOURNAMENTS ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

5. OFFICIALS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

6. POLICIES RELATING TO STUDENT BEHAVIOR AT REGION VI ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................ 17

7. UHSAA SPORTSMANSHIP POLICY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

8. EVENTS SCHEDULES ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

9. MISCELLANEOUS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

10. GAME STARTING TIMES AND PARTICIPANT REGULATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 20

11. TIES OF STANDING .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20

12. MORATORIUM .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

13. FINE FOR VIOLATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21

14. SEEDING MEETINGS OR OTHER MEETINGS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

15. ELIGIBILITY............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

16. COACHES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

17. NUMBER OF GAMES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

18. DUTIES OF REGION VI CHAIRPERSONS............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

19. UNDUE INFLUENCE RULE, VIOLATION............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

20. PENALTIES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23

21. REGION FINANCES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

CONTEST LIMITATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

ACTIVITIES ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

BASEBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

BASKETBALL, BOYS: GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................................................................................... 28

BASKETBALL, GIRLS: GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE .................................................................................................................................................................................. 30

CROSS COUNTRY GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

DRAMA GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

DRILL TEAM GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34

FOOTBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

GOLF, BOYS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

GOLF, GIRLS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41

MUSIC, INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES ........................................................................................................................................................ 43

SOCCER, BOYS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 45

SOCCER, GIRLS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 46

SOFTBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47

SPEECH/DEBATE GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 49

SWIMMING GUIDELINES, SCHEDULE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51

TENNIS, BOYS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE................................................................................................................................................................................................ 53

TENNIS, GIRLS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 56

TRACK AND FIELD GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 59

VOLLEYBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 61

WRESTLING GUIDELINES & SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 63

REGION TROPHIES ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 64

EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT FORM ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 65

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BOARD OF MANAGERS

Greg Maughan ........................................................................................................ greg.maughan@slcschools.org

Malynda Ivory, Secretary......................................................................................... malynda.ivory@slcschools.org

East High School - 840 S 1300 E, SLC, Utah 84102 ........................................................................ 801-583-1661

Chris Jenson ................................................................................................................ chris.jenson@slcschools.org

Audrey Hall, Secretary.................................................................................................. audrey.hall@slcschools.org

Highland High School – 2166 S 1700 E, SLC, Utah 84106 .............................................................. 801-484-4343

Doug Webb ...................................................................................................................... dwebb@alpinedistrict.org

Diane Cardon, Secretary ................................................................................................ dcardon@alpinedistrict.org

Lehi High School – 180 N 500 E, Lehi, Utah 84043 ......................................................................... 801-610-8805

Scott Wihongi ........................................................................................................... swihongi@murrayschools.org

LeAuna Brown, Secretary ......................................................................................... Lbrown1@murrayschools.org

Murray High School – 5440 S. State St, Murray, Utah 84107 .......................................................... 801-264-7460

Steve Perschon ....................................................................................................... sperschon@graniteschools.org

Julianne Sandoval, Secretary .................................................................................. jfsandoval@graniteschools.org

Olympus High School – 4055 S 2300 E, Holladay, Utah 84124 ....................................................... 385-646-5400

Ron Litteral ...................................................................................................................... rlitteral@saltlakespa.org

Michelle Ortega, Secretary ............................................................................................... mortega@saltlakespa.org

Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts – 2291 S 2000 E, SLC, Utah 84106 ................................ 801-466-6700

Doug Bingham ..................................................................................................... dmbingham@graniteschools.org

Kim Lovato, Secretary ................................................................................................ krlovato@graniteschools.org

Skyline High School - 3251 E 3760 S, Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 .................................................. 385-646-5420

Ford White......................................................................................................................ford.white@slcschools.org

Tonya Bennett, Secretary .......................................................................................... tonya.bennett@slcschools.org

West High School – 231 N 300 W, SLC, Utah 84103 ...................................................................... 801-578-8500

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ACTIVITIES-CHAIRPERSONS, COACHES REPRESENTATIVES, &

INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL RESPONSIBLITIES Baseball ..................................................................................................................................................................... Olympus High School

Ryan Shaw, Assistant Principal, Olympus

Brent Burton, Coach

Basketball, Boys & Girls .......................................................................................................................................... Olympus High School

John Workman, Assistant Principal, Olympus

Matt Barnes & Whitney Hunsaker, Coaches

Cross Country, Boys & Girls ................................................................................................................................... Highland High School

Mary Lane Grisley, Assistant Principal, Highland

Gary Rowles & Tara Hunter, Coaches

Drama ......................................................................................................................................... Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts

Ron Litteral, Principal, SL School for the Performing Arts

Michael Payne, Coach

Football ....................................................................................................................................................................... Skyline High School

Geoff Murdock, Assistant Principal, Skyline

Zac Ereksen, Coach

Golf, Boys & Girls ........................................................................................................................................................... East High School

Greg Maughan, Principal, East

Steve Lowe & Lauren Wall, Coaches

Music, Vocal ............................................................................................................................................................... Murray High School

Scott Wihongi, Principal, Murray

Alan Scott, Director of Choirs

Music, Instrumental .................................................................................................................................................... Skyline High School

Lynda Tierney, Assistant Principal, Skyline

Adam Larson, Director of Bands

Soccer, Boys & Girls ....................................................................................................................................................... East High School

Kalise Ulave, Assistant Principal, East

Rudy Schenk, Coach

Softball ............................................................................................................................................................................ West High School

Ford White, Principal, West

Keith Lopati, Coach

Speech/Debate ................................................................................................................................................................ West High School

Ben Jones, Assistant Principal, West

Moses Baca, Coach

Swimming, Boys & Girls ............................................................................................................................................ Skyline High School

Doug Bingham, Principal, Skyline

Joe Pereira, Coach

Tennis, Boys & Girls ...................................................................................................................................................... West High School

Dr. Mele Taukei’aho, Assistant Principal, West

Casey Jackson, Coach

Track & Field, Boys & Girls .................................................................................................................................... Highland High School

Tim Porter, Assistant Principal, Highland

Tara Hunter, Coach

Volleyball ................................................................................................................................................................... Murray High School

Dolph Church, Assistant Principal, Murray

Danielle Humphreys, Coach

Wrestling .................................................................................................................................................................. Highland High School

Jon Jensen, Assistant Principal, Highland

Ted Sierer, Coach

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EAST HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER 840 South 1300 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84102

801-583-1661

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Greg Maughan greg.maughan@slcschools.org

Admin. Secretary Malynda Ivory malynda.ivory@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Kalisi Uluave Kalisi.uluave@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Ken DeVries ken.devries@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Whitney Watchman whitney.watchman@slcschools.org

Athletic Director Skip Lowe skip.lowe@slcschools.org

Baseball Steve Joyce stevejoyce1623@gmail.com

Basketball, Boys Mitch Smith msmith7383@hotmail.com

Basketball, Girls Junior Osolovi osolovi@yahoo.com

Cross Country, Boys Johnnie Rempfer Jonathan.rempfer@slcschools.org

Cross Country, Girls Johnnie Rempfer Jonathan.rempfer@slcschools.org

Cheerleading Kim Schneider Kim.schneider@slcschools.org

Drama Kevin McClellan kevin.mcclellan@slcschools.org

Drill Team NO TEAM

Football Brandon Matich brandon.matich@slcschools.org

Forensics/Debate Stephanie Shelton stephanie,shelton@slcschools.org

Golf, Boys Steve Lowe parrunner@q.com

Golf, Girls Lauren Wall lrforgold@gmail.com

Music, Instrumental Cip Peterson cip.petersen@slcschools.org

Music, Vocal Cip Peterson cip.petersen@slcschools.org

Soccer, Boys Rudy Schenk rudyjschenk@gmail.com

Soccer, Girls Javier Viana Javier.viana@slcschools.org

Softball Tony St. Hilaire Bttb2001@gmail.com

Swimming, Boys Max Molokov maxswimcoach@gmail.com

Swimming, Girls Max Molokov maxswimcoach@gmail.com

Tennis, Boys Jamison Goodell Jamisen.goodell@slcschools.org

Tennis, Girls Brian Monson b.1.monson@comcast.net

Track, Boys Roland Tolbert roland.tolbert@slcschools.org

Track, Girls Roland Tolbert roland.tolbert@slcschools.org

Volleyball Sarah Ward s.ward8891@outlook.com

Wrestling Nick Hamilton nicholas.hamilton@slcschools.org

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HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

2166 South 1700 East

Salt Lake City, Utah 84106

801-484-4343

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Chris Jenson chris.jenson@slcschools.org

Admin. Secretary Audrey Hall audrey.hall@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Tim Porter Tim.Porter@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Mary Lane Grisley marylane.grisley@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal/Athletic Director Jon Jensen Jon.Jensen@slcschools.org

Athletic Director Danny Shwam daniel.shwam@slcschools.org

Baseball Nick Sassich nsassich@commerceutah.com

Basketball, Boys Jim Boyce James.Boyce@slcschools.org

Basketball, Girls Kurt Schneider Kurt.schneider@slcschools.org

Cheerleading Nancy Warr nancy.warr@slcschools.org

Cross Country, Boys Tera Hunter Tera.Hunter@slcschools.org

Cross Country, Girls Tera Hunter Tera.Hunter@slcschools.org

Drama Alexie Baugh Alexie.Baugh@slcschools.org

Drill Team No team

Football Brody Benson Brody.Benson@slcschools.org

Forensics/Debate Kimberly Hunter Kimberly.Hunter@slcschools.org

Golf, Boys Paul Tate Paul.Tate@slcschools.org

Golf, Girls Paul Tate Paul.Tate@slcschools.org

Music, Instrumental Curtis Black Curtis.Black@slcschools.org

Music, Vocal Katie Houston Katie.Houston@slcschools.org

Soccer, Boys Julio Gutierrez Gtz.julio@gmail.com

Soccer, Girls Chris Madsen Chris.Madsen@slcschools.org

Softball Jenny Hardy Jenny.Hardy@slcschools.org

Swimming, Boys Cindy Nordstrom / Mark Gray cindyhnordstrom@gmail.com /

mgray97@hotmail.com

Swimming, Girls Cindy Nordstrom / Mark Gray cindyhnordstrom@gmail.com /

mgray97@hotmail.com

Tennis, Boys Jaenine Elsholz Write2jeanine@msn.com

Tennis, Girls Jeanine Elsholz Write2jeanine@msn.com

Track, Boys Gary Rowles Gary.Rowles@slcschools.org

Track, Girls Gary Rowles Gary.Rowles@slcschools.org

Volleyball Tea Sitake Tea29sitake@gmail.com

Wrestling Ted Sierer Ted.Sierer@slcschools.org

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LEHI HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

180 North 500 East

Lehi, Utah 84043

801-610-8805

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Doug Webb dwebb@alpinedistrict.org

Admin. Secretary Diane Cardon dcardon@alpinedistrict.org

Asst. Principal Ben Abrams babrams@alpinedistrict.org

Asst. Principal John Hanks jhanks@alpinedistrict.org

Asst. Principal Matthew Peterson mvpeterson@alpinedistrict.org

Athletic Director Jason Flinders jmflinders@alpinedistrict.org

Football Ed Larson elarson@alpinedistrict.org

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MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

5440 S. State St.

Murray, Utah 84107

801-264-7460

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Scott Wihongi swihongi@murrayschools.org

Admin. Secretary LeAuna Brown Lbrown1@murrayschools.org

Asst. Principal C. Dolph Church dchurch@murrayschools.org

Asst. Principal Laura DeShazo ldeshazo@murrayschools.org

Athletic Director Keeko Georgelas kgeorgelas@murrayschools.org

Athletic Director Lisa White lwhite@murrayschools.org

Baseball Marce Wilson mwilson@murrayschools.org

Basketball, Boys Jason Workman jason@pentaloncorp.com

Basketball, Girls Holly Gillette hollywride@hotmail.com

Cheerleading Cassie Pederson cpederson@murrayschools.org

Cross Country Anna Lewis alewis@murrayschools.org

Drama Will Saxton wsaxton@murrayschools.org

Drill Team Keylee Mundee MHSspartonians@gmail.com

Football Todd Thompson tthompson@murrayschools.org

Forensics/Debate NO TEAM

Golf, Boys Andy Hokanson ahokanson@murrayschools.org

Golf, Girls Andy Hokanson ahokanson@murrayschools.org

Music, Instrumental Jordan Beckstrand jbeckstrand@murrayschools.org

Music, Vocal Alan Scott ascott@murrayschools.org

Soccer, Boys Bryan DeMann bryandemann@gmail.com

Soccer, Girls Brady Smith bdsmith@murrayschools.org

Softball Danie McKay dmckay@murrayschools.org

Swimming Adam Huff ahuff@murrayschools.org

Tennis, Boys Andrea Perschon aperschon@murrayschools.org

Tennis, Girls Andrea Perschon aperschon@murrayschools.org

Track Ashley McSwain amcswain@murrayschools.org

Volleyball Danielle Humphreys dhumphreys@murrayschools.org

Wrestling Theros Johnson tjohnson@murrayschools.org

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OLYMPUS HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

4055 South 2300 East

Holladay, Utah 84124

385-646-5400

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Steve Perschon sperschon@graniteschools.org

Admin. Secretary Julie Sandoval jfsandoval@graniteschools.org

Asst. Principal Ryan Shaw rshaw1@graniteschools.org

Asst. Principal John Workman jworkman@graniteschools.org

Athletic Director Ashton Kael kashton@graniteschools.org

Baseball Brent Burton bburton@graniteschools.org

Basketball, Boys Matt Barnes mbarnes@graniteschools.org

Basketball, Girls Whitney Hunsaker wkjenkins@graniteschools.org

Cheerleading Lexi Farr lvfarr@graniteschools.org

Cross Country, Boys Todd Mitchell tsmitchell@graniteschools.org

Cross Country, Girls Todd Mitchell tsmitchell@graniteschools.org

Drama Robin Edwards redwards@graniteschools.org

Drill Team NO TEAM

Football Aaron Whitehead awhitehead@graniteschools.org

Forensics/Debate Debbie Littlefield dlittlefield1@graniteschools.org

Golf, Boys Matt Barnes mbarnes@graniteschools.org

Golf, Girls Aaron Whitehead awhitehead@graniteschools.org

Music, Instrumental Evan Bateman ebateman@graniteschools.org

Music, Vocal Vicki Belnap vbelnap@graniteschools.org

Soccer, Boys Chris Sonntag chris@sonntagrec.com

Soccer, Girls Nermin Sasivarevic nsasivarevic@graniteschools.org

Softball Madison White Madisonwhite09@outlook.com

Swimming, Boys Tom Thorum tthorum@gmail.com

Swimming, Girls Tom Thorum tthorum@gmail.com

Tennis, Boys Mike Epperson eppersoninvestments@gmail.com

Tennis, Girls TBD

Track, Boys Todd Mitchell tsmitchell@graniteschools.org

Track, Girls Todd Mitchell tsmitchell@graniteschools.org

Volleyball Emily Kennington ekennington@graniteschools.org

Wrestling Devin Ashcroft djashcroft@graniteschoosl.org

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SALT LAKE SCHOOL for the PERFORMING ARTS

2291 South 2000 East

Salt Lake City, Utah 84106

801-466-6700

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Ron Litteral rlitteral@saltlakespa.org

Admin. Secretary Michelle Ortega mortega@saltlakespa.org

Asst. Principal Jason Hansen jhansen@saltlakespa.org

Drama Michael Payne mpayne@salklakespa.org

Music, Director Nate Wambolt nwambolt@saltlakespa.org

Music, Instrumental Stan Funicelli sfunicelli@saltlakespa.org

Music, Vocal Holly Banfield hbanfield@saltlakespa.org

Dance Bethany Hansen bhansen@saltlakespa.org

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SKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

3251 East 3760 South

Salt Lake City, Utah 84109

385-646-5420

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Doug Bingham dmbingham@graniteschools.org

Admin. Secretary Kim Lovato krlovato@graniteschools.org

Asst. Principal Geoff Murdock grmurdock@graniteschools.org

Asst. Principal Lynda Tierney lmtierney@graniteschools.org

Asst. Principal Christine Staatman cstraatman@graniteschools.org

Athletic Director Craig Barlow cbarlow@graniteschools.org

Athletic Director Zac Erekson zwerekson@graniteschools.org

Baseball Eric Morgan ermorgan@graniteschools.org

Basketball, Boys Kyle Straatman kcstraatman@graniteschools.org

Basketball, Girls Lynette Schroeder Lnschroeder.1221@gmail.com

Cheerleading Shaunda Trimmer strimmer@graniteschools.org

Cross Country, Boys Tom Porter tporter@graniteschools.org

Cross Country, Girls Tom Porter tporter@graniteschools.org

Drama Joe Rogan jrogan@graniteschools.org

Drill Team NO TEAM

Football Zac Erekson zerekson@graniteschools.org

Forensics/Debate Cindy Sidwell cdsidwell@graniteschools.org

Golf Boys Craig Barlow cbarlow@graniteschools.org

Golf, Girls Craig Barlow cbarlow@graniteschools.org

Music, Instrumental Adam Larson Alarson2@graniteschools.org

Music, Vocal Jay Gundersen jgundersen@graniteschools.org

Soccer, Boys Shawn Kennedy skennedy@graniteschools.org

Soccer, Girls Yamil Castillo Yam.sue.cast@gmail.com

Softball Russ Jessop Russjessop20@gmail.com

Swimming, Boys Joe Pereira jpereira@graniteschools.org

Swimming, Girls Joe Pereira jpereira@graniteschools.org

Tennis, Boys Lani Wilcox comptennistraining@gmail.com

Tennis, Girls Lani Wilcox comptennistraining@gmail.com

Track, Boys Zac Erekson zerekson@graniteschools.org

Track, Girls Tom Porter tporter@graniteschools.org

Volleyball Mondo Begay mondoskyline@gmail.com

Wrestling Kaycee Anderson kayceea@gmail.com

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WEST HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

231 North 300 West

Salt Lake City, Utah 84103

801-578-8500

ACTIVITY ADVISOR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Principal Ford White Ford.white@slscschools.org

Admin. Secretary TBA

Asst. Principal Ben Jones Benjamin.Jones@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Mele Taukei’aho mele.taukeiaho@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Ellery Jones Ellery.jones@slcschools.org

Asst. Principal Linda Lesue Linda.Lesue@slcschools.org

Athletic Director/Asst.

Principal Rachel Townsend Rachel.Townsend@slcschools.org

Asst. Athletic Director Kristy Proesch Kristy.Proesch@slcschools.org

Asst. Athletic Director Steve Asay Steven.Asay@slcschools.org

Baseball Jayson Kisselburg jason.kisselburg@gmail.com

Basketball, Boys Dan Del Porto Dan.Delporto@slcschools.org

Basketball, Girls Ronnie Stubbs ronnie.stubbs@slcschools.org

Cheerleading Brian Bacon Brian.bacon@slcschools.org

Cross Country, Boys Jonathan Kehr Jonathan.kehr@slcschools.org

Cross Country, Girls Stacey Hutchings stacey.hutchings@slcschools.org

Drama Rett Neale rett.neale@slcschools.org

Drill Team Alaina Rupe alaina.rupe@slcschools.org

Football Justin Thompson justin.thompson@slcschools.org

Forensics/Debate Moses Baca moses.baca@slcschools.org

Golf, Boys Cory Norton cory.norton@slcschools.org

Golf, Girls Mike Matheson mike.matheson@slcschools.org

Music, Instrumental Brian Blodgett brian.blodgett@slcschools.org

Music, Vocal Melinda Benson Melinda.benson@slcschools.org

Soccer, Boys Kris Hamlet krishamlet@slcschools.org

Soccer, Girls Steve Asay steven.asay@slcschools.org

Softball Keith Lopati keith.lopati@slcschools.org

Swimming, Boys Casey Jackson cason.jackson@hotmail.com

Swimming, Girls Casey Jackson cason.jackson@hotmail.com

Tennis, Boys Casey Jackson cason.jackson@hotmail.com

Tennis, Girls Casey Jackson cason.jackson@hotmail.com

Track, Boys Patrick Doty patrick.doty@slcschools.org

Track, Girls Patrick Doty patrick.doty@slcschools.org

Volleyball Kim Norman kim.norman@slcschools.org

Wrestling Dirt Howa howadirt@gmail.com

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GENERAL POLICIES

The following regulations pertain to more than one activity, and therefore are included at the beginning of the Region VI

Activity Manual. Specific regulations for each sport or activity will be found with the Region VI schedule for that activity.

All state wide regulations can be found in the UHSAA Handbook, or on the UHSAA website (www.uhsaa.org). It is the

responsibility of all principals, coaches, moderators and participants to become thoroughly familiar with these regulations.

1. Admission Fees and Tickets A. $4.00 visiting high school students with activity cards and other school age children.

B. $6.00 adults and high school students without activity card.

C. $20.00 family Pass (immediate family only) – limit six (2 adults, 4 children – ALL must be present to enter).

D. Pre-season games are the same as A and B above.

E. Schools have the option of issuing season passes to home games only at a discounted price.

F. Region VI home games are free to home students with activity card (pre-season games are up to each school).

G. Free to holder of Region VI and UHSAA (Utah High School Activities Association) passes only.

Region passes should be given to faculty and staff only, not community members.

H. Free to senior citizens (62 or over).

I. Free to cheerleaders and pep club members in uniform, student body and class officers in sweaters.

J. Free to children under five years of age, accompanied by a parent.

K. Tickets will be sold at varsity football games at 5:30 p.m. and boys & girls varsity basketball no earlier than 4:30

pm.

L. Tickets will be sold throughout the 3rd quarter. No one will be admitted without a ticket or a pass.

M. When admission is charged for Region VI tournaments, the cost will be $4.00 for students, $6.00 for adults, and

$20.00 for a family pass (immediate family only) per day – limit six (2 adults, 4 children – ALL must be present

to enter). Region tournaments where admission is charged include drill, wrestling, swimming, and track.

2. Supervision of Region Activities, Tournaments and Meets A. Any school hosting a Region VI tournament or dual competition activity is responsible for providing adequate

administrative supervision for the activity.

B. The host school must have two school administrators at home varsity football and boys’ varsity basketball games.

Visiting team must have one administrator at away varsity football and boys’ varsity basketball games. It is

recommended that an administrator be present at all activities, where possible. These people are to meet prior to

the game and work out supervisory details. They are also to stay following the end of the event until the

crowds have dispersed and the visiting team is on the bus.

C. It is the responsibility of the chairman of each individual activity to see that Region VI tournaments and meets

are planned and well organized. It is the responsibility of the host school to provide adequate general supervision

for the activity. If the host school is not the school of the chairman, there should be a clear understanding between

the activity chairman and the host principal regarding the activity. In any case, the host school must provide

general supervision for activities taking place in that school. Provide police and administrative supervision at the

events and in the parking lots and possible trouble spots as identified by the local school plan.

D. School administrators who are present at games agree to take immediate, definitive action towards disruptive or

unsportsmanlike students or fans.

E. No sitting on the front row or standing on the floor in basketball.

F. The host school will clearly define seating areas for both home and visiting students. These areas should

accommodate pep clubs as well as the general student body.

G. If problems of a violent nature occur at any region site as a result of a school’s failure to follow these

recommended procedures or to provide proper supervision, the Region VI Board of Managers will take restrictive

action against the offending school.

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3. Accommodations for Visiting Teams Dressing rooms should be appropriately prepared for visiting teams with a clean area, lockers, showers, and

chalkboards. Towels will not be furnished to visiting teams by the host school. Visiting teams must bring their own

towels if they desire to use them. All dressing room facilities must be left clean and orderly. The visiting head coach

will check facilities prior to departure. If a head coach receives a key to dressing room facilities from the home

school, the key should be returned to the home school’s head coach or designee.

LOCKER ROOMS SHOULD BE SECURED AND LOCKED AT ALL TIMES.

4. Rules for Region VI Tournaments All Region VI tournaments will follow the same rules as UHSAA state rules. All expenses must be pre-approved by

the Region VI Board of Managers for payment.

5. Officials Host Schools should provide for someone to meet officials and show them to their dressing rooms both before and

after any event (and during halftime). Any misconduct of officials, including failure to show or tardiness is to be

reported to the Arbiter in charge of the involved activity. A detailed report including names and improper conduct

shall be submitted in writing to the Region VI Board of Managers, the UHSAA office, and the arbiter involved.

6. Policies Relating to Student Behavior at Region VI Activities

A. Bands & Drums: (1) A pep band may be provided by the host school only. During basketball games, pep bands are to play

during regulation time-outs, quarters and half-times only. An advisor must always be present if a band

is to perform

(2) Drums are to be used only to play with the band, as part of an organized cheer, and to be part of the pep

club’s marching activities. Drums and any other instruments are not to be used indiscriminately as

noisemakers or for drum rolls or instrumental fanfare after each basket.

B. Students Body Officers: Student Body Officers are expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship and to welcome visiting officers to

their school. Students Officers should be easily identifiable (sweaters, shirts, etc.) and available to help make

interscholastic activities safe and successful.

C. Cheerleaders: (1) Cheerleaders of the host school should initiate a meeting with the guest cheerleaders immediately before

the game. The two groups should work cooperatively together during the game. At basketball games,

cheerleaders will occupy the space behind the basket closest to their student body. Cheers or songs which

are derogatory or insulting are not to be used. Cheers must be under the direction of official school

cheerleaders and song leaders.

(2) All stunts and pyramids must be in accordance with risk management policies.

(3) No children are to be used in cheerleading or pep club activities. Separate half-time activities are to be

approved by the principal.

(4) Cheerleaders should encourage good sportsmanship at all times. Each student body is to exhibit good

sportsmanship. The administration and advisors are, in the interest of proper education, to stress positive

sportsmanship and do all in their power to eliminate booing, catcalls, or unsportsmanlike behavior. No

cheering is to be derogatory or obscene.

(5) Cheerleaders and/or mascots are to refrain from conducting cheers or stunts during free throws.

(6) Megaphones may be used by cheerleaders at football games, and only for communicating with the cheering

section. Megaphones may not be used at basketball games. “Refer to the UHSAA Handbook for other

activities”

(7) No electronic cheering methods will be allowed.

(8) A supervisor must be present when cheerleaders perform.

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(9) The cheerleading and team members must attend the Utah School Board’s Risk Management Clinic in the

spring.

D. Pre-game, Half-time, and Post-Game Activities: (1) The starting line-up may be introduced prior to the activity. A well-planned flag ceremony may be

presented.

(2) All activities should come to a halt immediately when the flag ceremony begins. Head gear should be

removed. Activity should remain suspended until flag ceremony is over. Starting line-ups may be

introduced following the flag ceremony. All pre-game activities must be concluded before the official

time of the event.

(3) The announcer should call everyone to attention as the flag enters. The announcer should be objective

and impartial announcing a game.

(4) Football half-time: Half-time entertainment has ten minutes which includes time to get on and off the

field. Exceptions can be made by mutual agreement for special occasions.

(5) Basketball half-time: Maximum of seven minutes for half-time entertainment which includes time to get

on and off the floor. Exceptions can be made by mutual agreement for special occasions.

(6) The host school pep club or drill team may use pom-poms if the floor is swept after each use, or at the

earliest convenient time.

(7) A supervisor must be present when student groups perform.

(8) Coaches are responsible for the conduct of their athletes. No activity will be conducted to belittle or

humiliate opponents, including organized post-game demonstrations on the floor, field or in the stands.

A. Visiting teams will leave the field or floor immediately after the game ends.

B. Visiting teams (basketball) will leave the team locker room within 20 minutes after the game ends.

(9) No gum, sunflower seeds, or sugar drinks will be allowed on turf fields.

(10) Any senior recognition at end of season cannot delay start of game.

(11) There should be no post game demonstrations by either team on the floor/field at the end of the game

until the visiting team has left the floor/field. Any and all activities must have the approval of the school

administration.

E. Spectator Conduct/Sportsmanship: (1) Encourage student groups to initiate sportsmanlike activities during the season.

(2) Other than authorized spirit groups (cheerleaders, pep club, drill team), no spectators will be allowed on

the field or floor during game time, between quarters, half-time or post game. (Until visiting team exits

the floor/field).

(3) The throwing of any objects, including confetti, torn paper scraps, crepe paper, toilet tissue, etc., is not

allowed.

(4) Visiting schools are not to conduct any type of post-game activities.

(5) The use of negative or insulting chants is not to be used.

(6) For reasons of student safety and I.D. purposes, student will not be allowed to have any body paint on

any area of the body except on the face. All other body painting is prohibited. The school administration

is responsible to enforce this rule.

(7) All laser pens are prohibited.

(8) “Region VI Spectator Support Items” – Refer to the UHSAA Handbook pg 55 (under Information –

Spectator Support Items).

Banners and Signs: (9) No negative banners or posters of any nature will be displayed in the area of competition. A sign

welcoming the visiting team is encouraged.

(10) A sign of a positive nature on the football field at half-time for the home teams to run though will be

allowed.

(11) All banners will be used by the Cheerleaders only.

(12) No spectator banners or signs, with the only exception being banners used to honor seniors on senior

night.

(13) Each school may have one School Banner at the Region VI Championship Meet. The maximum size for

this banner being 5’X8’. No other signs or banners will be allowed at Region site.

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7. UHSAA Sportsmanship Policy

A. Sportsmanship Conduct: (1) INTRODUCTION – The effective Utah secondary school should support both an academic program and

an activities program. The programs should do more than merely coexist, they should be integrated and

support each other in “different” arenas. The concept of “sportsmanship” should be taught, modeled,

expected, and reinforced in the classroom and in all competitive activities.

(2) PHILOSOPHY – Activities are an important aspect of the total education process in Utah schools. They

provide an arena for participants to grow, to excel, to understand and to value the concepts of

SPORTSMANSHIP and teamwork. They are an opportunity for coaches and school staff to teach and

model SPORTSMANSHIP, to build school pride, and to increase student/community involvement; which

ultimately translates into improved academic performance. Activities are also an opportunity for the

community to demonstrate its support for the participants and the school, and to model the concepts of

SPORTSMANSHIP for our youth as respected representatives of society. SPORTSMANSHIP is good

citizenship in action!

(3) REGION VI SPORTSMANSHIP CODE OF CONDUCT (This statement should be read prior to every Region VI event where there is a public address system available)

Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to (home high school) for tonight’s/today’s athletic contest. We

welcome our guests from (Visiting High School) and wish all players good luck in

tonight’s/today’s game. Both schools are members of the Utah High School Activities Association

and support the statewide sportsmanship program Raise-the-Bar. Sportsmanship does matter and

we ask for your support in demonstrating respect for the game and all the participants by

refraining from negative cheers, chants or behavior. Do Rowdy Right!

UHSAA policies will be followed for all events as listed below, unless otherwise noted in Region Manual:

STUDENT AND SPECTATOR SPORT ITEMS In the chart below, ONLY those items marked “Yes” will be allowed as fan/spectator support items at all Region 6

Contests. It is recommended that schools follow these regulations during regular season and region tournament play.

Sportsmanlike vocal cheering and support from team bench area are encouraged. The items indicated on this page are

for use by all spectators.

SPORT BB BK CC DR FB GO SC SB SW TE TR VB WR Balloons YES NO YES NO YES YES YES YES NO YES YES NO NO

Banners on wall except welcome or corporate sponsor

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

Confetti or shredded paper NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Hand held signs of any kind NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Laser light/pointer NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Miniature sports balls thrown into crowd NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Megaphones YES NO YES NO YRS NO YES YES NO NO YES NO NO Artificial noise makers (shakers, clickers, horns,

vuvuzelas, bells, cow bells, buzzers, thunder sticks)

NO

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

Whistles NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Shirts on fans; spectator faces must be

identifiable YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

Paper banners for teams to run through Only at home games

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

Poms YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES NO YES YES NO NO Rally towels YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

Recorded music over PA system by approval only

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

School Bands (including drums) NO YES NO NO YES NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Air horns/Sirens NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Cannons/muskets NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

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Practice at state site 2 weeks prior NO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO NO YES NO NO YES

B. General Sportsmanship Guidelines SPORTSMANSHIP is a way of thinking and behaving. The following sportsmanship policy items are listed

below for clarification:

(1) Be courteous to all (participants, coaches, officials, staff, and fans).

(2) Know the rules. Abide by and respect officials’ decisions.

(3) Win with character and lose with dignity.

(4) Display appreciation for good performance regardless of the team.

(5) Exercise self-control and reflect positively upon yourself, the team, and the school.

(6) Permit only positive sportsmanlike behavior to reflect on your school or its activities.

(7) If flagrant violence occurs in any event in which a Region VI school is participating, the Region Board

of managers (principals) will review the incident upon request and on a case by case basis to determine

possible consequences to participants(s) that are involved. These consequences may result in, but not be

limited to, suspension from events(s), suspension for the entire season, and/or may include other

consequences as determined by the Region Board of Managers.

C. Unsportsmanlike Ejections and Fighting Policy – Appeals Process (1) See the Utah High School Activities Association HANDBOOK.

8. Events Schedules (1) All Region VI regularly scheduled events constitute a contract between schools. The failure of a team to

participate in a scheduled contest without prior mutual consent and Board of Managers approval at all levels,

including varsity, junior varsity, and sophomore, may result in a fine and forfeit assessed by the Board of

Managers, plus the cost of any officials etc. to the affected schools.

(2) Both principals are to agree to the change before a change will be sent to the Board of Managers for approval.

If the Board of Managers agrees on a change of time and date of an activity, the host school must notify the

arbiter of the change in time for him/her to notify the officials. All officials (Varsity, J.V., Sophomore, and

Freshman) will be arbitrated by UHSAA. Call changes to UHSAA offices. All costs associated with changing

the time and date will be incurred by the school requesting the change.

(3) All invitational meets, matches, or tournaments must be approved by the UHSAA thirty days prior to the

activity. Appropriate fines will be assessed against a host school and others who participate in unsanctioned

events.

9. Miscellaneous (1) Awards are to be given according to the published Region VI format. No additional awards will be allowed

unless pre-approved by the Board of Managers.

(2) All personnel on the sidelines will be required to wear a Region VI sideline pass at any games which will be

monitored and controlled by the school administration or police officers.

10. Game starting times and participant regulations No sports activity may begin before 3:30 p.m., unless approved by the Board of Managers. However, varsity football

may not start before 4:00 p.m. until Day Light Savings. Thereafter, games may start at 3:30 p.m.

11. Ties of Standing The tie-breaking procedure will be used for the following team sports: Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Soccer,

Volleyball, and Wrestling. Softball and Football has exception to this tie breaker guideline; please refer below for Football

Guidelines. Please see the Softball Schedule and Guidelines section for their rules. For Football, if the tie does not involve

a berth in the State Tournament play-offs, but involves only seeding in the playoffs between two or more teams, the tie will

be broken in the following manner:

A. Head to head league competition among the tied teams will be the first criteria used to determine seeding for the

State Tournament Playoffs.

B. If the tie or seeding cannot be resolved using the above method; the seed will be determined by the tied teams’

record against teams with the highest finish in the Region. This process will continue down through the Region VI standings

until the tie is broken and seeding is determined.

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C. If a tie still exists; a coin flip will determine placement/seeding. If you win the coin flip you are the higher seat. If

a tie occurs among teams involving a berth in the State Tournament play-offs, the tie will be broken by a play-off between

the tied teams. The play-off will be played on a neutral site agreeable to all schools involved, on a day and time agreeable

to all schools involved. If there is a tie between two teams with one available tournament slot, they will play each other with

the winner earning the tournament entry. A coin toss will occur to determine home team. The play-off will be played on a

neutral site agreeable to all schools involved, on a day and time agreeable to all schools involved.

D. If there are three teams tied for one available tournament entry slot, a three-way coin flip will be held. The “odd”

team will have a bye and the other two teams will play. The winner of that game will play the bye team. The winner of that

game will then get the tournament entry slot. Home site of the play-in game will be determined by the team that wins the

head-to-head during the regular season. If the teams split during the regular season, a coin toss will be used to determine

home site.

E. If there are three teams tied for two available spots (The inter-region play-in game is considered a seed for the

state Tournament). There will be a three-way coin flip; “odd” team gets the lower seed; the other two teams play for the

remaining state tournament seed. A coin toss will occur to determine home team. Home site of the play-in game will be

determined by the team that wins the head-to-head during the regular season. If the teams split during the regular season, a

coin toss will be used to determine home site.

TIE BREAKER FOR FOOTBALL

2 Way Ties: PLEASE SEE PAGE 34 FOR COACHES SPLIT ON 2 WAY TIES!!!

Any 2-way tie will be determined by the head to head matchup unless the tie is for the last play-off spot. Home site of the

play-in game will be determined by the team that wins the head-to-head contest during the regular season.

3 Way Ties:

Tie breaker = Head to Head

If one of the three teams in the tie has defeated both of the other two teams that team gets the highest seed and the remaining

two teams use the head to head tie breaker (see above)

If the 3-way tie cannot be resolved with the above format and the 3-way tie remains, then we will default to the following:

3 play-off spots available. A coin toss between the Principals will take place with the odd flip receiving the highest seeding.

The 2 remaining schools will break their tie with the 2 way tie format (see above).

2 play-off spots available for 3 teams where the tie cannot be resolved with the above format. There will be a 3 team play-

in game. A 3-way coin flip will determine who sits out the first half. The odd flip will sit out the first half, while the other

2 teams play 2 twelve minute quarters. The winner of the first game receives the higher seed. The loser of the first half and

the odd flip winner play the second half, with the winner of the 2 twelve minute quarters getting the final seed. The loser is

eliminated.

One play-off spots available for 3 teams where the tie cannot be resolved with the above format. There will be a 3 team

play-in game. The odd flip will sit out the first half, while the other 2 teams play 2 twelve minute quarters. The loser of the

first half is eliminated. The odd flip winner and the winner of the first half will play the second half (2 twelve minute

quarters) with the loser being eliminated.

12. Moratorium A fine to be determined by the Board of Managers, which is paid by the coach, may be assessed to the coach of any

team that is in violation of the designated days for moratorium of practice and play. This is in addition to the UHSAA

sanctions. All sports will observe the following moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018; Nov. 22-25, 2018; Dec.22-26, 2018;

Jan. 1, 2019; June 30-July 6, 2019. Additional sport specific moratoriums are listed under Guidelines and Schedule

for those sports.

13. Fine for violations A fine may be assessed for a violation of region rules as determined by the Region VI Board of Managers.

14. Seeding meetings or other meetings Any expenses that are expected to be paid by Region VI should be pre-approved by the Board of Managers.

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15. Eligibility Eligibility rules for Region VI will be determined by the Utah High School Activities Association By-Laws:

To participate in any UHSAA Region VI or state interscholastic competition, an individual must be a full-time student

in the school he/she has established eligibility. No student shall be eligible to represent his/her school if he/she is

failing more than one subject or has a GPA of less than 2.0. Where a student has failed to meet the minimum

requirements set forth above, he/she shall also be ineligible for participation in UHSAA or Region VI activities in the

succeeding grading period. Incompletes and/or no grades are computed as F’s for eligibility.

A. No student who is ineligible for a grading period should represent the school in any pre-season or practice

contests with varsity, junior varsity, sophomore, or freshman teams.

1. The word represent shall be defined below. Any violator of the Scholastic Eligibility By-laws shall not:

a. be in uniform on competition night;

b. warm-up with the team;

c. be introduced as a member of the team.

The above student/participant may, however, continue to practice with his/her team upon

approval of the school administration.

B. The date report card documents are posted officially by the school becomes the date which the scholastic rule

is applied.

C. An incomplete and/or no grade is considered a failure until it is made up.

D. A student enters upon high school work when he/she enters the 9th grade regardless of whether the 9th grade is

in the high school or a separate junior high school. This means that all 9th or 10th grade students must not have

failed more than one class the previous grading period and have a GPA 2.0 or higher.

E. For the purpose of fall sports eligibility, classes taken during the summer do not constitute the previous term.

16. Coaches A. Coaching behavior on the bench is reflected in student behavior. It is the responsibility of the principal to direct

the coaching staff to be examples of good sportsmanship at all times.

B. Coaches are not to exert undue influence on officials before, during or after any contest. Any complaints or

protests are to be made through the principal of the school.

17. Number of Games Teams which exceed the number of games allowed in any season may forfeit from their region schedule the number

of games exceeding the limit. Forfeited game(s) may be subtracted from the region win/loss record of the offending

school. For each extra game, one win may be subtracted from record and one loss may be added. Other sanctions

may be taken by the Region VI Board of Managers.

18. Duties of Region Chairpersons A. Conduct all meetings pertinent to respective activity.

B. Coordinate and manage all Region VI competitions and tournaments of respective activity.

C. Select and honor respective All-Region VI teams where applicable.

D. Be direct liaison to Region VI Board of Managers.

E. Be responsible for all awards, trophies, medals, etc., pertinent to respective activity.

F. The all Region VI teams should be selected by the coaches within two weeks of the conclusion of the activity

where applicable.

19. Undue influence rule, violation A. If there is clear evidence that a coach has violated Article 1, Section 9 of the UHSAA bylaws or interpretations

he/she will appear before the Region VI Board of Managers and may be under the direction of the UHSAA to

receive any or all of the following for the first violation:

(1) A letter of reprimand.

(2) Suspension

(3) Fine

B. If it is determined a coach has violated the undue influence rule a second time, the coach may be suspended a

minimum of three contests or one-half of the remaining Region VI schedule (whichever is greater).

C. A third violation may mean suspension for the remainder of the current season.

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20. Penalties Upon having knowledge of an infraction of a rule or policy Region VI may initiate action in accordance with UHSAA

policies.

21. Region Finances Expenses for Region activities and competitions can be reimbursed from Region funds by submitting a copy of the

Region VI Expense Reimbursement Form.. Receipts for expenditures should be included with the form. Forms

should be signed by the School Principal as well as the Region VI Chairman and submitted no later than 30 days

from the end of the event to: Dr. John Goldhardt

Salt Lake City School District

440 East 100 South

Salt Lake City, Utah 84111

UHSAA 2018–19 TENTATIVE STATE EVENTS CALENDAR

The UHSAA tentative calendar of state events can be located at the following link:

https://uhsaa.org/calendar/

CONTEST LIMITATIONS

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A. Any meet, game, or competitive activity in which one (1) or more students participate counts toward the contest

limitations listed for the activity.

B. The following contest limitations apply from the starting date until post season play for all levels of competition, i.e.,

varsity, junior varsity, sophomore, and freshman. (Region tournaments are considered as post season):

BASEBALL ...................................... Twenty-two (22) games. Each game played counts as one game. Schools may

exercise one of the following options during the season; play one (1) multi-game tournament and count it

as two (2) games (up to a maximum of four (4) games, if the tournament exceeds four games, any additional

games would count “one for one” against contest limitations); and play one (1) non-region double header

on a non-school day for both schools and count it as one (1) game OR they can play two (2) non-region

double headers on non-school days and count each double header as one (1) game.

BASKETBALL (Boys & Girls) ............. Twenty (20) games (plus varsity gets an endowment game). Each game played

counts as one game. Each team is allowed to attend one tournament where they may play up to four (4)

games and count it as two (2). A tournament must be sanctioned as per UHSAA guidelines and occur on

consecutive days.

CROSS COUNTRY ................................ Ten (10) meets. UIAAA does not count against limitations.

DRILL TEAM ........................................ Three (3) competitions (does not include region or state)

FOOTBALL ............................................ Nine (9) games (plus an endowment game)

GOLF (Boys & Girls) ............................. Fourteen (14) meets

MUSIC .................................................... Four (4) contests

SOCCER (Boys & Girls) ........................ Sixteen (16) games, each game played counts as one game. Allowed to attend one

(1) tournament where team can play up to three (3) games and count it as two (2). Tournament must be

sanctioned and occur on consecutive days. A tournament must be sanctioned as per UHSAA guidelines and

occur on consecutive days (excluding Sunday). If the tournament exceeds three games, any additional

games would count “one for one” against contest limitations.

SOFTBALL ...................................... Twenty-two (22) All games counted. Each game played counts as one game,

except for the games played under the two tournament exemption rule which allows schools two

tournaments, at least one must be a non-school single day tournament, where all games played count as a

single game (a maximum of four games may be played) and one multi-day tournament, where all games

played count as two games (a maximum of eight (8) games may be played in a multiple day tournament.)

SWIMMING (Boys & Girls) .................. Fourteen (14) meets

TENNIS (Boys & Girls) ......................... Fourteen (14) matches per individual. The number of matches counted for a tennis

tournament shall be equal to the number of days scheduled for a tournament: ex. A one (1) day tournament

shall count as one (1) match, and a two (2) day tournament shall count as two (2) matches, etc.

TRACK (Boys & Girls) ......................... An individual may participate in no more than six (6) qualifying meets in addition

to the Region Meet. Twelve (12) meets total limit.

VOLLEYBALL ...................................... Sixteen (16) matches and (0) tournaments OR fifteen (15) matches and one (1)

tournament OR fourteen (14) matches and two (2) tournaments with the following guidelines for the

tournaments: no more than nine (9) total matches in a tournament, no more than seven (7) matches in a

given day, and tournaments may not exceed three (3) days.

WRESTLING ......................................... Twenty-four (24) matches per wrestler. All tournaments count as (3) matches.

Individuals may compete in no more than six tournaments per season. Three of the six tournaments may be

dual tournaments. Dual meets count as one (1) match. All take down tournaments count as three (3) matches.

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BASEBALL GUIDELINES

Activity Chairman: Ryan Shaw (Assist. Principal), Brent Burton (Coach), Olympus High Telephone: 385-646-5400

Rules Clinic: TBA

Moratoriums: Jun 30-July 7, 2018, Nov. 22-25, 2018, Dec. 22-26, 2018, Jan. 1

Starting Date: February 25, 2019

First Contest: March 4, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 16, 2019

Inter-Region Playoffs: May 13-14, 2019 (home schools)

State Tournament: May 17, May 20-21 @ Kearns HS and May 22-24, 2019 @UVU

1) The first official day for games to be played is March 4, 2019.

2) Each team (Varsity & JV) will be allowed to play 22 games as per UHSAA rule.

3) All Region Varsity and J.V. Games played on the same day will begin at 3:30 p.m.

4) Each team will be allowed 15 minutes of warm-up and infield practice. All teams should stretch closest to their foul line.

No circling up in center field.

5) All league games (Varsity & JV) will be played on the date and time scheduled, depending upon weather and field conditions. If

a team is traveling to non-region tournament during region play and needs to reschedule a game(s), then it is the responsibility of

both coaches to mutually agree on the dates for the rescheduled date, to be played before the next regularly scheduled region

game, and then report that to the region chairman. The scheduling for this must be done before the beginning of the regular

region season. Each postponed game must be made up in the order of the postponement. A postponed game will be made up on

the first available date, including Saturday. During the first round of region play, a postponed game will be made up by “flip

flopping” the schedule and playing at the visiting team’s field, if that field is playable and if district bus transportation is available.

The visiting team will reverse the schedule for that game during the second round. In the event of bad weather, it will be the

responsibility of the home team coach to notify the visiting school and the officials. This should take place by 12:00 p.m. It is

the responsibility of both coaches to communicate with each other in the process of rescheduling games for the next available

date. If teams know inclement weather is in the forecast, coaches will communicate with Athletic Directors, School Principals,

and Region Chair to move the game up. It won’t go through Region Directors.

6) Any game(s) not made up on the next available date will result in a forfeit for one or both teams, depending on the offending

team(s). The Region Board of Managers (School Principals) and both coaches will be consulted to determine the offending team.

No team will be made to play five (5) games in a week, unless they choose to do so. Four (4) games will be required, if necessary,

as defined by the UHSAA (Sunday to Sunday) rule.

7) When a game is “called” because of darkness or weather, etc., in the first round, the game will be resumed as the preliminary

scheduled game of the two teams in the second round, followed by the completion of the second round game. JV games that

have to be bumped will be resumed on the next available date. The home field coach will be responsible for notifying all those

involved: coaches, umpires, and principals.

8) Pitch count rule will be followed (see next page). Pitch count will be reported by a person (usually the score keeper) designated

before the game.

9) A region trophy to the first placed team(s) in regular region play. No medals. Seeding for the state tournament will be based on

how the league finishes in that order. In case of a tie for seeding purposes, region tiebreaker rules will be in effect. Tied teams

for the last seed in the state play-offs will be determined by the winner of the three game series.

10) An all-region team will be selected on the last Saturday before the state play-offs begin to be determined by the region baseball

chairman. Coaches present will be allowed to select players for all-region teams.

11) All Sub-varsity games will be 2 hours. No new innings will be started after the 2 hour time limit.

12) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules and the UHSAA handbook or website

for all UHSAA rules.

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BASEBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Tuesday, Mar. 5 Friday, Apr. 5 Wednesday, Apr.17 Tuesday, April 30

SOPHOMORE/JV SOPHOMORE/JV VARSITY VARSITY/JV

West @ Skyline Murray @ Skyline Murray @ Skyline Murray @ West

Murray @ East West @ Olympus West @ Olympus East @ Olympus

Highland @ Olympus Highland @ East Highland @ East Highland @ Skyline

Thursday, Mar. 7 Monday, Apr. 8 Friday, Apr. 19 Wednesday, May 1

SOPHOMORE/JV SOPH/SOPH VARSITY/JV VARSITY

Skyline @ Murray Skyline @ West Skyline @ Murray West @ Murray

Olympus @ West East @ Murray Olympus @ West Olympus @ East

East @ Highland Olympus @ Highland East @ Highland Skyline @ Highland

Tuesday, Mar. 12 Tuesday, Apr. 9 Monday, Apr. 22 Friday, May 3

SOPHOMORE/JV VARSITY/JV SOPH/SOPH VARSITY/JV

Skyline @ Olympus West @ Skyline Olympus @ Skyline Murray @ West

West @ East Murray @ East East @ West East @ Olympus

Highland @ Murray Highland @ Olympus Murray @ Highland Highland @ Skyline

Thursday, Mar. 14 Wednesday, Apr. 10 Tuesday, Apr.23 Monday, May 6

SOPHOMORE/JV VARSITY VARSITY/JV VARSITY/JV

Murray @ West Skyline @ West Skyline @ Olympus West @ Highland

East @ Olympus East @ Murray West @ East Murray @ Olympus

Highland @ Skyline Olympus @ Highland Highland @ Murray Skyline @ East

Tuesday, Mar. 19 Friday, Apr. 12 Wednesday, Apr. 24 Tuesday, May 7

SOPHOMORE/JV VARSITY/JV VARSITY VARSITY

West @ Highland West @ Skyline Olympus @ Skyline Highland @ West

Murray @ Olympus Murray @ East East @ West Olympus @ Murray

Skyline @ East Highland @ Olympus Murray @ Highland East @ Skyline

Thursday, Mar. 21 Monday, Apr. 15 Friday, Apr. 26 Wednesday, May 1

SOPHOMORE/JV SOPH/SOPH VARSITY/JV VARSITY/JV

Skyline @ West Murray @ Skyline Skyline @ Olympus West @ Highland

East @ Murray West @ Olympus West @ East Murray @ Olympus

Olympus @ Highland Highland @ East Highland @ Murray Skyline @ East Wednesday, Apr. 3 Tuesday, Apr. 16 Monday, Apr. 29 SOPHOMORE/JV VARSITY/JV SOPH/SOPH Skyline @ West Skyline @ Murray West @ Murray East @ Murray Olympus @ West Olympus @ East Olympus @ Highland East @ Highland Skyline @ Highland

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BOYS BASKETBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: John Workman (Assist. Principal) Matt Barnes (Coach), Olympus High Telephone: 385-646-5400

Rules Clinic: TBA

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, July 31-Aug. 13, 2018, Nov. 22-25, 2018, Dec. 22-26, 2018, Jan. 1, 2019, Mar. 4-17, 2019

Starting Date: November 5, 2018

Eligibility List Due: December 1, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: January 15, 2019

State Tournament: February 25, 2019-Mar. 2 @ Weber State University (5A: T, TH, F, S)

First Game: Not before Nov. 20, 2018

1) Games will be played on: Tuesday’s and Friday’s at the following times:

Sophomore 3:30 p.m.

Junior Varsity 5:15 p.m.

Varsity 7:00 p.m.

2) Halftime for basketball will last ten (10) minutes. Halftime activities must be kept to seven (7) minutes. Minor variations can be

made with mutual consent of schools involved.

3) Wilson is the designated ball for both Boys’ and Girls’ State Tournaments. Use of this ball is recommended for Region VI games.

4) UHSAA Moratorium dates are above. No games or matches or practices may be held during these designated times. A school is

assessed $200.00 fine if found in violation of the moratorium.

5) Pre-season game times and dates are site-based decisions. As a courtesy, copies of schedules and team rosters shall be emailed to

each Region VI Athletic Director by Nov. 22, 2017.

6) In the event of a tie, the Region VI tie breaker rule applies.

7) Teams may film their own games; however, no filming of opponents is allowed at any level.

8) General courtesies recommended for games and are as follows:

A. Each school shall provide the visiting team with a secure, clean locker room, a writing board, and an area for private

discussion during halftime. Accessibility to a taping table is encouraged.

B. If pre-game activities are expected to run longer or they are different than normal, a schedule of the events (including the

flag ceremony and introduction of players) shall be provided to coaches and referees.

C. 5 Minute Courtesy Rule: At the conclusion of each game, there is to be 5 minutes put on the time clock between games

to have the team playing in the previous game clear the bench, allow teams to exit, the floor to be swept, etc. During this

5 minutes there is to be NO ONE on the floor.

9) Each school is responsible for providing a dressing room and private discussion area for officials.

10) The start times and dates can be changed only by mutual consent of both teams involved and approval by the Region VI Board of

Managers. If a game time or date is changed, it is the responsibility of the home to notify the arbiter.

11) Selection of All-Region Teams takes place in a meeting of coaches under the direction of the Region Chairperson. An open format,

to be decided by the coaches, determines the method of selection. All-Region Academic Certificates are award to senior athletes

with a cumulative 3.75 GPA. Coaches shall provide names to the Region Chairperson at the All-Region selection meeting.

12) A Region VI trophy will be awarded to the first-place team based on winning percentage. Teams tied for first with the same winning

percentage will be named co-champions and will share the title and be seeded in the tournament based on the Region tie breaker

procedure. Each co-champion team will receive a first place trophy.

13) A representative of Region VI basketball coaches will keep an up-to-date record of region standings.

14) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all

UHSAA rules.

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BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Friday, Jan. 11 Friday, Jan. 25 Friday, Feb. 8

Murray @ Skyline Skyline @ Highland West @ Highland

West @ Olympus East @ Olympus Murray @ Olympus

Highland @ East Murray @ West East @ Skyline

Tuesday, Jan. 15 Tuesday, Jan. 29 Tuesday, Feb. 12

East @ Murray

Olympus @ Highland

West @ Skyline

Olympus @ Skyline BYE

West @ East

Highland @ Murray

Friday, Jan. 18 Friday, Feb. 1 Friday, Feb. 15

Highland @ West East @ Highland Highland @ Skyline

Olympus @ Murray Skyline @ Murray Olympus @ East

Skyline @ East Olympus @ West West @ Murray

Tuesday, Jan. 22 Tuesday, Feb. 5 Tuesday, Feb. 19

NO GAMES Murray @ East Skyline @ Olympus

Highland @ Olympus East @ West

Skyline @ West Murray @ Highland

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GIRLS BASKETBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: John Workman (Assist. Principal) Whitney Hunsaker (Coach), Olympus High Telephone: 385-646-5400

Rules Clinic: TBA

Moratoriums: Jun. 30- July 1-7, 2018, July 31- August 13, 2018, Nov. 22-25, 2018, Dec. 22-26, 2018, Jan. 1, 2019, March 4-17, 2019

Starting Date: November 5, 2018

First Contest: Not before November 20, 2018

Eligibility List Due: December 1, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: January 15, 2019

State Tournament: February 18-23, 2019 @ SLCC

1) Games will be played on Tuesday’s and Friday’s at the following times:

Sophomore 7:00 p.m. (3:30 p.m. when playing Skyline – home or away)

Junior Varsity 3:30 p.m. (5:15 p.m. when playing Skyline – home or away)

Varsity 5:15 p.m. (7:00 p.m. when playing Skyline – home or away)

2) Halftime for basketball will last ten (10) minutes. Halftime activities must be kept to seven (7) minutes. Minor variations can be

made with mutual consent of schools involved.

3) Wilson is the designated ball for Boys’ and Girls’ State Tournaments. Use of this ball is recommended for Region VI games.

4) UHSAA Moratorium dates are above. No games or matches or practices may be held during these designated times. A school

is assessed $200.00 fine if found in violation of the moratorium.

5) Pre-season game times and dates are site-based decisions. As a courtesy, copies of schedules and team rosters shall be emailed

to each Region VI Athletic Directory by Nov. 22, 2017.

6) In the event of a tie, the Region VI tie breaking rule applies.

7) Teams may film their own games; however, no filming of opponents is allowed at any level.

8) General courtesies recommended for games and are as follows:

a. Each school shall provide the visiting team with a secure, clean locker room, a writing board, and an area for private

discussion during halftime. Accessibility to a taping table is encouraged.

b. If pre-game activities are expected to run longer or they are different than normal, a schedule of the events (including

the flag ceremony and introduction of players) shall be provided to coaches and referees.

c. 5 Minute Courtesy Rule: At the conclusion of each game, there is to be 5 minutes put on the time clock between

games to have the team playing in the previous game clear the bench, allow teams to exit, the floor to be swept, etc.

During this 5 minutes there is to be NO ONE on the floor.

9) Each school is responsible for providing a dressing room and private discussion area for officials.

10) The start times and dates can be changed only by mutual consent of both teams involved and approval by the Region VI Board

of Managers. If a game time or date is changed, it is the responsibility of the home to notify the arbiter.

11) Selection of All-Region Teams takes place in a meeting of coaches under the direction of the Region Chairperson. An open

format, to be decided by the coaches, determines the method of selection. All-Region academic certificates are awarded to

senior athletes with a cumulative 3.75 GPA. Coaches shall provide names to the Region Chairperson at the All-Region

selection meeting.

12) A Region VI trophy will be awarded to the first place team based on winning percentage. Teams tied for first with the same

winning percentage will be named co-champions and will share the title and be seeded in the tournament based on the Region

VI tie breaker procedure. Each co-champion will receive a first place trophy.

13) A representative of Region VI basketball coaches will keep an up-to-date record of region standings.

14) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all

UHSAA rules.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Tuesday, Jan. 8 Tuesday, Jan. 22 Tuesday, Feb. 5

Olympus @ Skyline NO GAMES Murray @ East

East @ West Highland @ Olympus

Murray @ Highland West @ Skyline

Friday, Jan. 11 Friday, Jan. 25 Friday, Feb. 8

Skyline @ Murray Highland @ Skyline West @ Highland

West @ Olympus East @ Olympus Murray @ Olympus

Highland @ East Murray @ West Skyline @ East

Tuesday, Jan. 15 Tuesday, Jan. 29 Tuesday, Feb. 12

East @ Murray

Olympus @ Highland

Skyline @ West

Skyline @ Olympus Skyline @ Highland

West @ East Olympus @ East

Highland @ Murray West @ Murray

Friday, Jan. 18 Friday, Feb. 1 Highland @ West East @ Highland Olympus @ Murray Murray @ Skyline East @ Skyline Olympus @ West

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CROSS COUNTRY GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Mary Lane Grisley, Assistant Principal, Tara Hunter Coach, Highland High Telephone: 801-484-4343

First Competition Date: August 7, 2018

Moratoriums: Jun, 30-July 1-7, 2018, Nov. 22-2, 2018, Dec. 22-26, 2018, Jan. 1, 2019, Feb. 28-Mar. 27, 2019

Eligibility List Due: August 25, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: September 18, 2018

Pre-Region Meet: August 22, 2018 @ Cottonwood Complex

Region Meet: October 5, 2018 @ Cottonwood Complex

State Entry Deadline: October 2, 2018

State Tournament: October 17, 2018 @ Sugarhouse Park / Highland High School

1) Schools will be responsible for their own cross country schedule, with the exception of Pre-Regions and the Region

Championships.

2) Qualification for State Meet will follow UHSAA guidelines.

3) The winner of the region trophy will be determined by the team scores at the Region Meet.

4) Medals will be awarded to the top 14 finishers in the Region Meet in both the boys and girls varsity division. Medals will

be awarded to the first 10 finishers in the boys and girls Junior Varsity division. Additional medals may be awarded by the

coaches.

5) All-Region 1st Team will go to the first 7 runners in each division and All-Region 2nd team will go to the next 7 runners.

These athletes will be recognized at the Region meet and each school will be responsible for providing their athletes with

their certificates later.

6) Academic All-Region awards will be presented at the region meet to all seniors whose names were submitted for

Academic All-State. These will be prepared by each school and brought to the Region Meet for presentation.

7) Coaches may run 7 runners in the Varsity division of the Region Championships, with an unlimited number of entries in

the Junior Varsity division.

8) Region course will stay consistent with previous year’s course unless approved by the region Board of Managers.

9) Two paid officials will be arranged to start, time, score, and referee the Region Meet.

10) Each school will provide one adult volunteer for the Region Meet.

11) At Pre-Regions and Region Championships, girls will run first, then boys, unless agreed upon ahead of time by all

coaches involved.

12) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook

for all UHSAA rules.

13) At Region Championships, teams must field 5 runners in the Varsity races before placing runners in the JV races.

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DRAMA GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Ron Litteral (Principal), Michael Payne (Coach) SL School for the Performing Arts Telephone: 801-466-6700

Eligibility List Due: February 23, 2019

Region One Act Play Festival: March 13, 2019 @ Murray High

Region I.E. Tournament: March 20, 2019 @ East High

State Drama Festival: April 11-13, 2019

1) Date and location for the Region Festival plays and the individual events will be determined at the annual spring planning meeting

held in the preceding year. Festival plays and individual events are held during the month of March and April. State Drama

Festival is usually held at a pre-determined high school on the third weekend of April.

2) 132 individual events, judges at $50.00 each for three rounds. Three competition play judges at $150.00 each plus 35 cents per

mile.

3) The two schools hosting competition will each be paid $150.00 to cover the cost of lamps, gels, custodial services, materials and

printing.

4) AWARDS:

A. The following plaques will be awarded to performers in the Festival Play:

(1) Best Actor

(2) Best Actress

(3) Best Supporting Actor

(4) Best Supporting Actress

(5) Best Character Actor

(6) Best Character Actress

(7) Best Ensemble

Sweepstakes: A 1st place and 2nd place region trophy will be provided. A third place plaque will be provided.

One-Act Plays: Three Plaques will be awarded. 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place.

Individual Events: Medals will be given to the top three places in each individual event. Scenes, Pantomime, and Musical

Theatre may have more than one person in their event win. Three medals for 1st place, 2nd place, and 3rd

place will be ordered in case more than one student wins. Musical Theatre has the possibility of four winners

per category. Each medal will be engraved on the back with the following information:

Contemporary Scenes – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

Classical Scenes – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

Pantomime – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

Musical Theatre – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

Dramatic Monologues – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

Humorous Monologues – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

5) TEACHERS MEETING: All Region drama coaches may want to meet prior to the Region Festivals to discuss any business deemed

necessary before the Region Tournaments being.

6) DOUBLE ENTERING: A participant may compete in one Individual Event (Classical Scenes, Contemporary Scenes, Pantomime,

Humorous Monologues, Dramatic Monologues, Musical Theatre) and the Festival play and may therefore qualify for State in the

Festival play and on Individual Event.

7) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all

UHSAA rules.

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DRILL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES Murray and West will participate in region competition with either Region 5 or Region 7.

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FOOTBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Geoff Murdock (Assist. Principal), Zac Ereksen (Coach) Skyline High Telephone: 385-646-5420

Rules Clinic: August 4, 2018

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, November 17-December 2 ,2018, December 22-26, 2018, January 1, 2019, February 26-March 10,

2019.

Start Date: July 30, 2018

Endowment Game: August 17-18, 2018

First Contest Allowed, Sub Varsity: August 22, 2018

First Contest Allowed, Varsity: August 24, 2018

Eligibility List Due: August 24, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: October 9, 2018

Playoff 1st Round: October 26- 27, 2018 @ Home Schools

Quarter Finals: November 2-3, 2018 @ Home Schools

Semi Finals: November 9, 2018 @ U of U

Finals: November 16, 2018 @ U of U

1. Game Limit 9, plus 1 Endowment Game

2. Varsity Game time 7:00 pm, All sub varsity games will be played the day before at 3:30. The JV game will begin at 3:00 p.m. followed by

the sophomore game at 5:15 p.m.

3. Endowment Game: August 18 or 19.

4. Home teams wear dark jerseys, visiting teams wear light jerseys (all levels).

5. Junior Varsity and Freshman/Sophomore Games: JV games will start at 3:00 p.m. Freshman/Sophomore games will start at 5:15 p.m.

All coaches will declare the number of sub-varsity teams that they will field for the 2017 season by July 31, 2017. Coaches

will work together to give ample notice to any changes for the sub varsity schedule to each other and both schools’

administrations. All head coaches will be reminded of the deadline. Changes after the deadline that result in sub varsity officials

being paid for a cancelled game will result in the cancelling school covering the cost of cancelled officials.

6. Home teams are responsible for emergency medical care.

7. Chain Gang: All schools are required to use adults on the chains and down markers (varsity only). Cell phones are not allowed to be used

during the game by the varsity chain gang – violations should be reported to the home team administration working the game.

8. Public Address Announcers will not be commentators, cheerleaders, or second guess the officials. Public Address Announcers will not

announce during the plays. No music will be played during plays.

9. Change of scheduled game: A change of date/time may be affected through mutual agreement of both schools (Principal, Athletic

Director, and Coach). The host school must notify the Arbiter of the change in time for him to notify the officials. The host school or

region 6 school shall notify the Region Chair, Arbiter, Medical Personnel, and other region coaches of the change. All officials will be

abated by the UHSAA.

10. Scouting for future opponents is to be done from the spectator stands. No video filming of future opponents will be allowed at the Varsity,

J.V., or Freshman/Sophomore levels.

11. The photographer must stay on their own team’s sideline. The host school should extend the same courtesy to the visiting press box

photographer as its own photographer. Only one person is permitted to film from the press box. An additional end zone videographer

is allowed. No sideline videotaping is allowed.

12. Visiting team spotter/coaches must remain on the visiting team’s side/section of the stadium in a secure location unless another location

is provided by the home team elsewhere. One videographer and 2 coaches will be allowed space in the home team’s press box.

13. Film exchange will be finalized the day after the game by noon through www.hudl.com. Film from the 2 previous games will be traded

by 11:59 pm Wednesday. Teams will exchange sideline angle film. The film must include the following:

Pre-snap set wide angle including all 22 players.

Show a view of the scoreboard by quarter and after each scoring play

Film each down

14. Sidelines: No one will be allowed on the field or sidelines during the game without a sideline pass. Each school will develop and

distribute 10 (outside the box) sideline passes for the visiting team.

15. Dress and locker room: Home school is to provide a lockable dressing facility. A white board with writing instrument needs to be

available. Locker room needs to be available 1 ½ hours before game time. The home team will provide a guide to greet the bus, show

the team the locker room and be available if assistance is needed. J.V. and Freshman/Sophomore teams should dress at their own

schools. In case of inclement weather, J.V. and Sophomore teams will be provided shelter for halftime. The locker room will be secured

and locked after the game.

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16. Coaches will communicate with each other on at least the following two occasions:

Schedule and team rosters are to be e-mailed to each coach by August 16, 2018. Rosters shall contain

players’ names, grade level, height, weight, and position.

Each school will provide a map and directions to the facilities.

The coaches will meet after the last Region 6 game for the purpose of selecting the All-Region team.

Coaches will vote on MVP, Offensive MVP, Defensive MVP, and Special Team’s MVP. All-Region

Players will be determined by coaches using the following format: Coaches will vote for First Team

by position. Second team will be selected as follows: 1st place – 6 players, 2nd place – 5 players, 3rd

place – 4 players, 4th place – 3 players, 5th place – 2 players, 6th place – 1 player. Each coach can

determine their teams’ Honorable Mention athletes. Each coach will recommend players from his or

her team to be considered, but coaches will not be allowed to vote for their own players. Skyline High

School will print and deliver Region VI certificates.

17. Region Trophy to first place in regular season play.

18. Officials: Any current employee of a school may not officiate in any games.

19. Post-game activities: At the conclusion of the Varsity, J.V., and Freshman/Sophomore games, there will be no excessive post game

celebrations by the visiting team on the home team’s field.

20. Visiting teams should remove all gear @ halftime and should depart directly after the game.

TIE BREAKER FOR FOOTBALL

2 Way Ties:

Any 2-way tie will be determined by the head-to-head matchup unless the tie is for the last play-off spot. If the tie is for the last playoff spot

there will be a play-in game.

3 Way Ties:

Tie breaker = Head to Head

If one of the three teams in the tie has defeated both of the other two teams that team gets the highest seed and the remaining two teams use the

head-to-head tie breaker (see above)

If the 3-way tie cannot be resolved with the above format and the 3-way tie remains, then we will default to the following:

3 play-off spots available. A coin toss between the Principals will take place with the odd flip receiving the highest seeding. The 2

remaining schools will break their tie with the 2-way tie format (see above).

2 play-off spots available for 3 teams where the tie cannot be resolved with the above format. There will be a 3 team play-in game. A

3-way coin flip will determine who sits out the first half. The odd flip will sit out the first half, while the other 2 teams play 2 twelve minute

quarters. The winner of the first game receives the higher seed. The loser of the first half and the odd flip winner play the second half, with the

winner of the 2 twelve minute quarters getting the final seed. The loser is eliminated.

One play-off spot available for 3 teams where the tie cannot be resolved with the above format. There will be a 3 team play-in game.

The odd flip will sit out the first half, while the other 2 teams play 2 twelve minute quarters. The loser of the first half is eliminated. The odd

flip winner and the winner of the first half will play the second half (2 twelve minute quarters) with the loser being eliminated.

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

NON-REGION GAMES REGION GAMES

Friday, August 17, 2018 Friday, September 21, 2018

Skyline @ Granger Highland @ Skyline

Desert Hills @ Highland Murray @ West

Hillcrest @ West Lehi @ Olympus

Murray @ Cyprus Cottonwood @ Olympus Alta @ Lehi

Friday, August 24, 2018 Friday, September 28, 2018

Skyline @ Skyline (Idaho) Murray @ Skyline

Highland @ Pineview Olympus @ Highland

Cyprus @ West West @ Lehi

Hillcrest @ Murray Granger @ Olympus Lehi Bye

Friday, August 31, 2018 Friday, October 5, 2018

Skyline @ Juan Diego Skyline @ West

Highland @ Hillcrest Highland @ Lehi

West @ Woods Cross Olympus @ Murray

Murray @ Farmington Olympus @ Brighton Lone Peak @ Lehi

Friday, September 7, 2018 Friday, October 12, 2018

Westlake @ Skyline Skyline @ Olympus

Lone Peak @Highland West @ Highland

Timpanogos @ West Lehi @ Murray

Juan Diego @ Murray Olympus @ Kearns Lehi @ Springville

Friday, September 14, 2018 Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Brighton @ Skyline Lehi @ Skyline

Highland @ Murray West @ Mountain View

West @ Olympus Farmington @ Highland

Maple Mountain @ Lehi Murray BYE

Olympus @ Layton

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GOLF, BOYS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Greg Maughan (Principal), Steve Lowe & Lauren Wall (Coaches), East High Telephone: 801-583-1661

Start Date: July 23, 2018

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, November 21, 2018 - January 1, 2019

First Contest: July 30, 2018

Eligibility List Due: August 25, 2018

Academic All-State Accepted: September 4-October 2, 2018

Rules/Etiquette Completion Deadline: September 15, 2018

Region Tournament: September 25, 2018 @ Stonebridge

State Golf Tournament: October 3-4, 2018 @ Glen Eagle (Syracuse)

1) Each school will be responsible for green fees for their own players at each match. The host school will be in charge of having

scorecards, hole assignments, and any other administrative duties necessary for the match completed before the designated start

time.

2) Scoring: Points will be awarded to each school based on placing in each Region tournament. The school with the most

accumulated points at the end of the season will be the Region VI Champion.

Region VI Tournament Scoring: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

6 5 4 3 2 1

The Final 18-Hole Championship: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

12 10 8 6 4 2

Ties will split points.

3) Each team will play eight players the total of the low four scores of those eight will be counted as the team score. After the

completion of the final region match the team with the highest cumulative score (see “Scoring” above) will be declared the

region champion. In the case of a tie there will be co-region champions. A coin flip will determine who is entered in 1st and

2nd place at State.

4) Each school will be responsible for their own green fees. The host school will be in charge of the match, and having scorecards,

hole assignments, and any other administrative duties necessary for the match completed before the designated start time.

5) DUELS ARE OPTIONAL AND POINTS WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE SCORING FOR REGION

CHAMPION.. Extra invitational tournaments will be up to each school to arrange.

6) Individual medals will be given to the ten players with the lowest total score for 5 of 6 18-hole region matches. Scores in

region championship will count. Award will be given to all region medalist.

7) Range finders will be allowed. No caddie may be used by golfers.

8) Electric carts are not to be used by the players. Exceptions will be made for ADA qualified players on a case by case basis.

9) Coaches are responsible to see that all players are dressed in appropriate golfing attire and comply with local course rules.

10) Play will be governed by USGA and any applicable local rules, UHSAA, and Region VI sportsmanship code.

11) Each school will be responsible for their own rules clinic.

12) Play will be from the Blue tees.

13) Team shirts are highly recommended.

14) Meets canceled due to unplayable weather will be rescheduled based on course availability

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15) Parents may not give any advice to players while on the golf course. This means to keep a reasonable distance from players

and have no private conversations with players during their round.

16) ALL UHSAA Golf Championships (boys and girls) will use a Maximum Stroke Play Scoring System. Contestants

will PICK UP after reaching a maximum score of ten (10) strokes on any hole of a competition.

a. Markers will record a 10 on any hole where the maximum score is scored and then it will be circled on

the card for easy identification of that score.

b. All designated or sanction Region Events should also use this scoring system. It will provide consistent

and fair qualification for the state competitions and All-State considerations.

c. Advantages of using this system are increased speed of play and less pressure to finish a very bad hole.

This system will also use the modification for Penalties and Disqualification Penalties that are listed

under USGA Rules of Golf; Rule 32 Bogey, “Par and Stableford Competitions”. Please review these prior

to the start of the golf season.

17) State Tournament Play-off Berth: In case of a tie for the last state berth, a three-hole play-off will occur at site

of Region Championship with each team entering 6 players counting four scores. In the event of a tie the next player’s

score will be used. In case there is still a tie a sudden death play-off will occur until the tie is broken.

AWARDS

1 Region Trophy

10 Medals for 10 Low Medalists

18 Hole Region Tournaments Date Place Tee Time School in charge

Wed Aug 15 Glen Eagle 9:00 AM tee time Skyline

Wed Aug 22 Murray Parkway 1:00 PM shotgun Murray

Tues Aug 28 Moutain Dell 1:30 PM shotgun Highland

Tues Sept 4 Bonneville 1:00 PM shotgun East

Tues Sept 11 Rose Park 1:00 PM shotgun West

Wed Sept 19 Glendale 1:30 PM shotgun Olympus

Tues Sept 25 Stonebridge TBA REGION

WED & THURS GLEN EAGLE TBA STATE

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GOLF, GIRLS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Greg Maughan (Principal), Steve Lowe & Lauren Wall (Coaches), East High Telephone: 801-583-1661

Start Date: February 25, 2019

Moratoriums: Jun. 30-July 1-7, 2018, November 21, 2018- Jan. 1, 2019

First Contest: March 4, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 9, 2019

Rules/Etiquette Completion Deadline: April 16, 2018

State Entry Deadline: May 1, 2019

State Tournament: May 7-8, 2019 @ The Ridge (West Valley)

1) Each school will be responsible for green fees for their own players at each match. The host school will be in charge of having

scorecards, hole assignments, and any other administrative duties necessary for the match completed before the designated start

time.

2) Scoring: Points will be awarded to each school based on placing in each Region tournament. The school with the most

accumulated points at the end of the season will be the Region Champion.

a. 18-Hole Scoring: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

14 12 10 8 6 4 2

b. 18-Hole Region Championship Scoring: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

21 18 15 12 9 6 3

Individual players will drop one score for all region team.

3) In the event of a tie for the last spot in the state tournament, a one hole playoff will take place. Each coach will select 4 students;

the combined score for all four golfers will determine the final spot.

4) DUELS ARE OPTIONAL AND POINTS WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE SCORING FOR REGION CHAMPION. Extra tournaments will be up to individual schools to arrange.

5) Individual medals will be given to the ten players with the lowest total score from region play and a region champion.

6) Range finders may be used. No caddie may be used by golfers.

7) Carts are not to be used by the players. Exceptions will be made for ADA qualified players on a case by case basis.

8) Coaches are responsible to see that all players are dressed in appropriate golfing attire and comply with local course rules.

9) Play will be governed by USGA and any applicable local rules, UHSAA, and Region VI sportsmanship code.

10) Each school will be responsible for their own rules clinic.

11) Play will be from the red tees.

12) Team shirts are highly recommended

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13) Meets canceled due to unplayable weather will be rescheduled or canceled based on course availability.

14) Parents may not give any advice to players while on the golf course. This means to keep a reasonable distance of 50 feet from

players and have no private conversations with players during their round. Two spectator carts will be allowed on the course

during the 18-Hole Tournaments.

a) ALL UHSAA Golf Championships (boys and girls) will use a Maximum Stroke Play Scoring System. Contestants

will PICK UP after reaching a maximum score of ten (10) strokes on any hole of a competition.

b) b. Markers will record a 10 on any hole where the maximum score is scored and then it will be circled on the card

for easy identification of that score.

c) c. All designated or sanction Region Events should also use this scoring system. It will provide consistent and fair

qualification for the state competitions and All-State considerations.

d) d. Advantages of using this system are increased speed of play and less pressure to finish a very bad hole. This

system will also use the modification for Penalties and Disqualification Penalties that are listed under USGA Rules

of Golf; Rule 32 Bogey, “Par and Stableford Competitions”. Please review these prior to the start of the golf season.

15) In the event of a tie for the last spot in the state tournament, a one-hole playoff will take place. Each coach will select 4 students;

the combined score for all four golfers will determine the final spot.

AWARDS

1 Region Trophy, 10 Medals for low region Medalists

REGION VI GIRLS GOLF SCHEDULE

Tee Time Date Location Start

May 7-8, 2019

State Tournament The Ridge (West Valley)

Each school is responsible for their team’s green fees.

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MUSIC, INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES Activity Chairman, Vocal Music: Scott Wihongi (Principal), Murray High Telephone: 801-264-7460

Alan Scott (Dir of Choirs) Murray High

Activity Chairman, Instrumental Music: Lynda Tierney (Assist. Principal), Skyline High Telephone: 385-646-5420

Adam Larson (Director of Bands) Skyline High

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018

Eligibility List Due: February 23, 2019

State Festival Date: April 27, 2019 @Northridge High School and Orem High School

INSTRUMENTAL 1) Adjudicators will be contracted for festivals as follows:

A. Solo and Ensemble –Adjudicators as needed B. Concert Band – 3 adjudicators

C. Jazz Bands – 3 adjudicators D. Orchestras – 3 adjudicators

Clinicians may work with each band/orchestra following its performance at the discretion of the festival host. Clinic sessions will not

be adjudicated and will not be rated. Adjudicators will be paid as per the UHSAA standard adjudicatory pay scale.

2) All large ensemble members are expected to be audience participants for at least three performances before or after their own

performance. Music educators are encouraged to enforce this guideline through their own policies.

3) Each school may submit unlimited entries to the Solo and Ensemble Festival. However, entries beyond twenty (20) should be

prioritized to allow each school adequate representation.

4) A student may only participate in three events at the Region VI Solo and Ensemble to align with state guidelines.

VOCAL

1) Adjudicators will be contracted for festivals as follows:

A. Solo and Ensemble – A maximum of 8 Adjudicators B. Madrigals – 3 Adjudicators

C. Concert Choirs – 3 Adjudicators D. Training Choirs – 2 Adjudicators

2) Ratings will be given at all festivals; the Vocal Ensemble Festival is Optional.

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3) Certificates will be given for all ratings in all festivals, with the exception of the Training Choirs, as previously outlined.

Training Choirs will be given a certificate of participation.

4) All students participating in vocal music festivals must be members of the school’s music program.

5) Each school may submit unlimited entries to the Solo and Ensemble Festival; however, directors are encouraged to submit only

the names of those students who exhibit superior quality.

6) Concert Choirs may perform 3 selections for adjudication. One additional selection may be performed without adjudication

while adjudicators complete comments.

7) Madrigal Choirs will be limited to performance of 15 minutes.

8) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all

UHSAA rules.

MUSIC SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Vocal Instrumental

Tuesday, March 5, 2019 2:00 PM Wednesday, March 6, 2019 3:30-7:00

Region Vocal Solo/Ensemble and

Madrigal Festival @ Murray High Region Jazz Band @ Olympus

March 12 or 14, 2019 TBA Tuesday, March 19, 2019, 3:30-7:00

Vocal Ensemble Choir @ Highland High Region Instrumental Solo/Ensemble @ Highland

[Formally Called Region Training Choir]

Tuesday April 9, 2019, 6:30 PM Friday/Saturday, March 22-23, 2019

Region Large Choir @ Skyline High State Jazz Festival @ Murray or Olympus

Saturday, April 27, 2019, 3:30-7:30 Thursday, April 11, 2019, 3:30-7:30

State Solo/Ensemble Festival @ Northridge Region Concert Band @ West

Friday/Saturday, May 10-11, 2019 Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:30-7:30

State Choral Festival Region Orchestra @ Highland

Friday/Saturday, May 3-4, 2019

State Band @ Corner Canyon

Friday/Saturday, May 17-18, 2019

State Orchestra @ Salem Hills

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BOYS SOCCER GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Kalise Ulave (Assistant Principal), Rudy Schenk (Coach) East High Telephone: 801-583-1661

Rules Clinic: March 1, 2018

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, November 21, 2018- January 1, 2019

Rules Clinic: March 15, 2018

Starting Date: February 25, 2019

First Contest: March 4, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 16, 2019

First Round/Quarter Finals: May 14 and 17, 2019 @ Home Sites

Semi Finals: May 21, 2019 @ TBA

Finals: May 23, 2019 @ Rio Tinto Stadium

1) League Games will begin for Varsity at 3:30 p.m. and Junior Varsity at 5:30 p.m. Games at Hillcrest are tentatively set at JV @ 3:30 on the

soccer field and Varsity @ 5:30 on the stadium field. No night games without BOM approval.

2) Region Trophy to first place in regular region play.

3) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all UHSAA

rules.

4) Game Field Locations for each school will be on campus.

5) All Region is decided by the coaches according to teams’ finish in region. For the region first team: 1st place – 5; 2nd place- 4; 3rd place- 3; 4th

place- 2; 5th, 6th, and 7th place- 1.

BOYS SOCCER SCHEDULE 2018-2019 Friday, April 5 Friday, April 19 Tuesday, April 30

Skyline @ West Skyline @ East Skyline @ Highland

East @ Murray Olympus @ West Olympus @ Murray

Olympus @ Highland Murray @ Highland West @ East

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Tuesday, April 9 Tuesday, April 23 Friday, May 3

East @ Highland West @ Skyline Highland @ East

West @ Murray Murray @ East Murray @ West

Skyline @ Olympus Highland @ Olympus Olympus @ Skyline

Friday, April 12 Friday, April 26 Tuesday, May 7

Highland @ Skyline Highland @ West Skyline @ East

Murray @ Olympus Skyline @ Murray Olympus @ West

East @ West East @ Olympus Murray @ Highland

Tuesday, April 16 West @ Highland Murray @ Skyline Olympus @ East

GIRLS SOCCER GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Greg Maughan (Principal), Javier Viana (Coach) East High Telephone: 801-583-1661

Rules Clinic: TBD

Moratoriums: Jun 30-July 7, 2018, November 21, 2018- January 1, 2019

Starting Date: July 30, 2018

First Contest: August 7, 2018

Eligibility List Due: August 25, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: Oct. 2, 2018

Playoff 1st Rounds: October 19, 2018 @ Home Schools

Quarter Finals: October 11, 2018 @ Home Schools

Semi Finals: October 16, 2018 @Juan Diego Catholic High School

Final: October 19, 2018 @ Rio-Tinto Stadium

1) League Games will begin for Varsity at 3:30 pm with JV games to follow. One home night game with approval of coaches, principals and

Region chair.

2) Region Trophy to first place in regular region play.

3) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all UHSAA

rules.

4) Game field locations for each school: On campus at all schools except for Murray at Murray Park.

5) All Region is decided by the coaches according to teams’ finish in region. For the region first team: 1st place – 5; 2nd place- 4; 3rd place- 3; 4th

place- 2; 5th, 6th, and 7th place- 1.

GIRLS SOCCER SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Tuesday, Aug. 28 Tuesday, Sept. 11 Tuesday, Sept. 25

Skyline @ West West @ Highland Skyline @ Highland

East @ Murray Murray @ Skyline Olympus @ Murray

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Olympus @

Highland Olympus @ East West @ East

Thursday, Aug. 30 Thursday, Sept. 13 Thursday, Sept. 27

East @ Highland Skyline @ East Highland @ East

West @ Murray Olympus @ West Murray @ West

Skyline @ Olympus Highland @

Murray Olympus @ Skyline

Thursday, Sept. 6 Tuesday, Sept. 18 Tuesday, Oct. 2

Highland @ Skyline West @ Skyline East @ Skyline

Murray @ Olympus

East @ West Murray @ East

West @ Olympus

Highland @

Olympus Murray @ Highland

Thursday, Sept. 20 Highland @ West Skyline @ Murray East @ Olympus

SOFTBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Ford White (Principal), Keith Lopati (Coach), West High Telephone: 801-578-8500

Rules Clinic: TBA

Moratoriums: July 2-7, 2018, November 21, December 22-26, 2018, January 1, 2019

Starting Date: February 25, 2019

First Contest: March 4, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 17, 2019

1st & 2nd Round State Tournament: May 14 and 16, 2019 (home schools)

State Tournament: May 23 - 24, 2019 @ Valley Complex

1. No team may play more than twenty-two (22) games during the entire season.

a. A single day tournament will count as one game with a maximum of four (4) games.

b. A multiple day tournament (2-3 days) will count as two (2) games towards contest limitations.

c. A maximum of eight (8) games may be played in a multiple day tournament.

2. All region varsity games shall begin at 3:30 p.m.

a. Games will be a full seven (7) innings.

b. If the score is tied at the end of seven (7) innings, the international tie-breaker

rule will be in effect.

c. The 10-run rule will be in effect after the fifth inning.

d. The 15-run rule will be in effect after the third inning.

3. All JV games will immediately follow varsity games (same day, same site).

a. A 1 1/2 hour time limit will be in effect for all sub-varsity games. No new innings will be started after 1 ½

hrs. b. A team may only score six (6) runs an inning in a JV game.

c. Rules for JV play will be agreed upon by the region in order to provide

developmental atmosphere and to accommodate facility conflicts.

4. The visiting team will take the field at 3:00 pm; the home team will take the field at 3:15 pm.

5. The home team will be responsible for:

Providing an official scorekeeper (a responsible adult)

Providing two (2) new game balls (same ball as used in State)

Paying the officials

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Field management

Calling the media with games results

6. Postponed games will follow the UHSAA suspended game procedures.

a. The home team will call their opponent and the officials by 12:00 noon.

b. Game will be rescheduled on the first available weekday as agreed upon by the involved coaches and approved

by the involved principals.

c. Priority should be given to region games.

d. In the first round of region play, the postponed game may be “flip-flopped” to the visiting field if it is deemed

playable. The second round field will be reversed.

7. Teams agree to accept all National Federation Rules.

8. In the event of a tie in the standings, the region tie breaker rule will be in effect.

9. Videotaping of games is by playing teams only.

10. One region trophy will be awarded to the first place team.

11. All seniors nominated for Academic All-State will receive Academic All-Region.

12. Coaches meeting to select All-Region teams will be held (TBA)

13. Pitching distance will be 43 feet.

14. Senior recognition day will be kept to a ten (10) minute maximum according to general policy at 1st base.

15. All-Region schools will be required to have a safety base. (orange)

16. Region Administration representative will be responsible for producing and awarding All-Region awards.

17. Tie –Breaker 1-Head to Head

2. Runs for

3. Runs against

4. Coin Flip

18. All Region team: 1st place gets 5

2nd place gets 4

3rd place gets 3

4th place gets 2

5th place gets 1

MVP voted off of stats

SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Tuesday, April 9 Tuesday, April 23 Thursday, May 2

West @ East Skyline @ East Olympus @ Highland

Skyline @ Highland Olympus @ West East @ Murray

Olympus @ Murray Murray @ Highland West @ Skyline

Thursday, April 11 Thursday, April 25 Tuesday, May 7

East @ Highland East @ West Olympus @ East

Murray @ West Highland @ Skyline Murray @ Skyline

Olympus @ Skyline Murray @ Olympus West @ Highland

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Tuesday, April 16 Tuesday, April 30 Thursday, May 9

Highland @ Olympus Highland @ East East @ Skyline

Murray @ East West @ Murray West @ Olympus

West @ Skyline Skyline @ Olympus Highland @ Murray

Thursday, April 18

East @ Olympus

Skyline @ Murray

Highland @ West

SPEECH/DEBATE GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Mele Taukei’Aho (Assistant Principal), Moses Baca (Coach) West High Telephone: 801-578-8500

First Forensics Meet May Be Held: October 1, 2018

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, November 22-25, 2018, December 22-26, 2018, January 1, 2019

Eligibility List Due: October 19, 2018

Region Meet: February 22 & 23, 2019 @ West High

State Entry Deadline: March 11, 2019

State Meet: March 18-19, 2019

1) Region Format:

a. Number of Contestants:

b. Policy Debate Four Teams

c. Lincoln-Douglas Four Contestants

d. Public Forum Four Teams

e. U.S. Extemp. Three Contestants

f. Original Oratory Three Contestants

g. Impromptu Three Contestants

h. Congress Three Contestants

i. Foreign Extemp Three Contestants

All events will count toward the region trophies. There will be no Interps at region unless they become state events. There

will be one region trophy awarded at the Region Debate Tournament.

Speech/Forensic Events: Oratory, Impromptu, National Extemp., Foreign Extemp.,

Debate Events: Policy, Lincoln Douglas, Public Forum, Congress.

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Double Entry of competitors is allowed, as long as they only participate in one event per day. Events held on Friday will be

Oratory, Impromptu, Foreign Extemp., and National Extemp. Events held on Saturday will be Policy, Lincoln Douglas, Public

Forum, and Congress.

In line with the procedure of the National Speech and Debate Association, a student who is double-entered and qualifies outright

in both events, will forfeit the slot he or she will not fill at State to the next contestant in line. Prior to the start of the region

tournament, double-entered students will be required to declare the event in which they will like to advance at State and the

event in which they will forfeit their slot, should they qualify in both events.

2) Judges Requirements:

a. Schools must bring one qualified judge per two debate entries, one qualified judge per five IE entries, and one

Congress judge for any Congress entries. Schools that do not fulfill their judging requirement will have entries

dropped from competition.

b. The qualified judges for Congress rounds will be confirmed by coaches at the Region Pairing meeting.

3) Region Meet Parings:

a. Pairing the individual events will take place online. Pairing for debeate events and congress will take place on Friday

during the individual events competition.

4) Debate Parings:

a. The intent is to have each school meet every school in the Region. If that can’t happen, the pairings will be made

within reason.

b. Individual teams must not meet the same team more than once.

c. Recommended: 3-4 rounds in policy, 4-5 in LD and Public Forum.

5) Individual Event Pairings:

a. Random selecting shall be done in each event.

b. 3-4 rounds of competition will take place.

c. Where possible schools should not compete against members of their own school’s team.

d. Congress Pairings:

Legislation will be chosen by the region representation to establish the docket which will be published to all schools. The

tournament will use the UDCA Orders of the Day.

6) Medals: Each medal will say the event name and “Superior” and will be given to the top six finishers in each event. The

following number of medals will be needed: Public Forum – l0 medals; LD – 5 medals; Policy – 10 medals; National Extemp.

– 5 medals; Foreign Extemp. – 5 medals; Oratory – 5 medals; Impromptu – 5 medals; Congress – 5 medals. 10 blank Superior

medals in case of ties.

7) General Guidelines:

a. In speech and debate competition, each individual is limited to ten meets per year, excluding region, state and national

competitions.

b. Region will pay for judges at the Region Meet; $35 for each judge who judges for Friday, and $50 for each judge who

judges for Saturday (as per new UHSAA guidelines).

c. March/April LD topic and March PF topic will be used for the Region Meet.

d. In the event a student misses a round, his/her points will still count toward sweepstakes.

e. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI Rules, and the UHSAA

Handbook for all UHSAA Rules.

f. Sweepstakes points will be calculated as follows:

1. The top ¼ of contestants will be given superior (5 points).

2. The next ¼ of contestants will be given excellent (3 points).

3. The next ¼ of contestants will be given good (1 point).

4. The bottom ¼ of contestants will score no sweepstakes points.

Overall rank in speech and congress will be determined by:

1. Overall Rank

2. Reciprocal Rankings

8) Ties will not be broken; each quartile will be chosen by marking the number which least skews all brackets.

9) The top 50% of schools in total sweepstakes points will qualify their entire team for the state tournament.

10) All students qualifying in the top ten of their event (with a winning record in debate events) will qualify individually outright.

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SWIMMING GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Doug Bingham (Principal), Joe Pereira (Coach) Skyline High Telephone: 385-646-5420

Rules Clinic: October 1 - 30, 2018

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, August 7-20, 2018, November 22-25, 2018, December 22-26, 2018, January 1, 2019

Start Date: Monday, October 1, 2018

First Contest: Nov. 2, 2018-A limit of fourteen (14) meets can be participated, by region schools, including non-region competitions.

Eligibility List Due: Saturday, November 17, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: Tuesday, January 8, 2019

JV Meet entry deadline: January 21, 2019

JV Region Meet: January 22, 2019 @TBD

Region meet entry deadline: January 25, 2019

Region Championship: Saturday, January 27, 2019 @ University of Utah

State Entry Deadline: January 30, 2019 by 3:00 PM

State Meet: February 8-9, 2019 @ BYU

1. All Region meets will begin at 3:30 pm (3:00pm at West home meets only.)

2. Dual meets will alternate home and away by season.

3. Home teams have odd lanes, visiting teams have even lanes.

4. Dual Meets (recommended):

a. Officials rate set by UHSAA

5. JV Meet Tuesday, January 23, 2019, Fairmont at 3:30pm

Entries Due: Monday, January 22, 2019 by 3:00pm

(No Team Scoring - $20 per school for awards) 168 Ribbons: Relays places 1-3; Individual place 1-6

6. Region Championship will be Saturday, January 27, 2018, at the U of U, time TBA. Entries due Thursday, January 25, 2019

by 3:00 p.m. No Times (NT) are allowed; five entries per individual event-top 4 score; one relay entry.

Region Championships (Officials – One from each school):

a. Referee - $40 (1)

b. Starter - $40 (1)

c. Stroke Judges - $35 (5)

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d. Scorer’s Table - $25 (3)

e. Timers- 28 (4 from each school)

Scoring to sixteen (16) places.

1 Region Trophy each (Girls & Boys) 1st place (Total 2 trophies).

48 Medals each (Girls & Boys) for places 1-6 in Individual Events (Total 96 medals):

36 Medals each (Girls & Boys) for places 1-3 Relay Events (Total 72 medals):

7. Region Championship Meet will precede the state meet by at least ten (10) days.

8. Academic All Region nominees (seniors only, 3.75 Overall G.P.A. or higher) must be submitted along with the region

entries.

9. The 5A State Championships will be on Friday, February 8, 2019 & Saturday, February 9, 2019 at BYU.

SWIMMING SCORING and AWARDS:

JV Region (no Team Scoring - $20 per school for ribbons) 168 ribbons

Relay event places 1-3

Individual event places 1-6

Region Championships

1 Region Trophy each (Girls & Boys) 1st place (Total 2 trophies).

48 Medals each (Girls & Boys) for places 1-6 in Individual Events (Total 96 medals):

36 Medals each (Girls & Boys) for places 1-3 Relay Events (Total 72 medals):

SWIMMING SCHEDULE 2018-19 Thursday, Nov. 8 Tuesday, Dec. 4 Tuesday, Dec. 18

East @ Murray Skyline @ Murray East @ West

Tuesday, Nov. 13 Thursday, Dec. 6 Tuesday, Jan. 8

Olympus @ East West @ Skyline

East @ Highland Murray @ Highland

Highland @ Skyline West @ Olympus

Tuesday, Nov. 20 Tuesday, Dec. 11 Tuesday, Jan. 15

Murray @ Olympus Skyline @ East West @ Highland

Murray @ West

Olympus @ Skyline

Olympus @ Highland

Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at

3:30pm JV Meet at Fairmont Aquatic

Center

Saturday, January 26, 2019 at time TBA

Region 6 Championships at

University of Utah

Friday & Saturday, February 8 & 9, 2019 at time TBA

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5A State Championships at BYU

(pending completion of new pool)

Pool Locations

Highland Fairmont Aquatic Center 1044 Sugarmont Drive

SLC, 84106, 385-468-1540

Murray The Park Center

202 East Murray Park Ave Murray 84107, 801-284-4200

Olympus Olympus High School

4055 S 2300 E SLC 84124, 385-646-5400

Skyline Skyline High School

3251 E 3760 S SLC 84109, 385-646-5428

West Northwest Recreation Center

1255 Clark Ave (300 N) SLC 84116, 385-468-1305

East SLC Sports Complex

645 South Guardsman Way (1580 East) SLC 84108, 385-468-1925

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BOYS TENNIS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Ben Jones (Assist. Principal), Casey Jackson (Coach), West High Telephone: 801-578-8500

Rules Clinic: (on-line) Monday, February 13, 2018, March 5, 2019

Moratorium: July 1-7, 2018, November 20, 2018- January 1, 2019

Start Date: February 25, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 9, 2019

First Competition Date: March 4, 2019

Seeding Meeting: May 2, 2019, 6:00pm

Region Meet: Tuesday/Wednesday, May 7-8, 2019

State Entry Deadline: May 12, 2019

State Tournament: Friday/Saturday, May 16-18, 2019 @ Liberty Park

Region Dual Match Play:

1. Each school will submit complete game schedules to all Region schools.

2. Time of Region Games: All region dual matches will begin at 3:30 pm. If both schools are not in session and both schools

agree, play the match at 9:00 am.

3. Each team is expected to have a Junior Varsity contingent, which will travel with the school’s Varsity teams and play their

matches on the same day as Varsity. The coach of the visiting team will call the host coach in advance and ascertain the

number of Junior Varsity matches to be played. Junior Varsity players will play at least a pro-set.

4. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, 12 point tie-breaker, regular scoring.

5. Both coaches at a dual match will provide a written line-up of players by positions to the opposing coach.

6. Players are limited to ten (10) minute warm-up; the warm-up does not include practice serves.

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7. A player who is slated to play, but arrives late; i.e., during the ten (10) minute warm-up, may be inserted into her position;

however, the player will not receive the allotted ten (10) minutes to warm up. Tardy players will be penalized according to

the rules of the USTA beginning at 3:30 pm at dual meets. The only exception applies at Region if other players can be

assigned to available courts for the round. If a player arrives after the match for whom he was slated to play has begun, the

tardy player will assume the role of a spectator.

8. The home team will furnish for each varsity match; two new balls per match; a three set match will receive two new balls

at the beginning of the third set.

9. A coach may move a singles player to doubles and vice-versa; however, the players must be ranked according to ability in

both singles and doubles.

10. Coaching on change-overs can only be part of the 90 seconds allowed. Coaching is allowed for only two (2) minutes

between sets; however, during the first and second games of the set, players may not leave the court and coaches may not

walk on the court, unless requested; between the second and third sets, the players have ten (10) minutes, and players may

leave the court.

11. The host school will choose if the JV dual matches are add or no add, informing the visiting coach before the matches start.

12. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for

all UHSAA rules.

Region Tournament Play:

1. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. In an effort to promote fair play and wholesome

team competition thereby fostering a healthy educational environment, the Utah High School Activities Association offers

the following guidelines in regards to stacking:

A. Legitimate and ethical “placing of players”: Any lineup which places a better skilled player above a lesser

skilled player or a better skilled doubles team above a lesser skilled doubles team is legal.

B. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number one (1) singles

player shall be better than the number two (2) singles player who shall be better than the number three (3)

singles player. The number one (1) doubles team shall be better than the number two (2) doubles team.

C. Coaches should enter players at the positions which their skill dictates. Juggling or shuffling the positions to

gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational environment. In the event of an

injury during any course of the season the next best player would move up to fill the spot vacated by the injured

player.

2. High school tennis players must compete in a minimum of five (5) matches during the high school season in order to

compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity level and in the singles or doubles category. Injury or

special situations will be considered but must be approved by the UHSAA prior to the student athlete participating in the

region meet.

3. Seeding of the region tournament will be conducted by the region coaches the Monday before at 6:00 pm of the Region

Tournament. Seeds will be based on region dual matches results at a particular position. Matches start at 9:00 am the first

day and 2:000 pm the last day. Must have a minimum of two (2) referees. UTA - 801. 994.8782

4. The region championship trophy will be awarded to the team which has accrued the highest point total based upon the

following schedule:

A. Each team dual match victory: 1 point per match (5pts total)

B. Region tournament where four (4) qualify for State:

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1st place – five (5) points

2nd place – four (4) points

3rd place – three (3) points

4th place – two (2) points

5th place – one (1) point

5 No more than fourteen (14) matches will be played by team players during the course of the UHSAA tennis season. This

restriction does not apply to those matches played either at the region or state tournaments.

6 All players in region tournament shall wear a matching team shirt.

7. A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the region meet.

8. Coaching will be allowed after third game and on odd game changeovers and on mandatory two (2) minute break between sets.

9. No rest period or coaching between the 1st and 2nd game. Rest periods begin on the

3rdgame changeover.

10. Bathroom breaks are permissible if taken within the allotted three (3) minutes or a reasonable amount of time.

11. All coaches must wear an identification badge at dual and region matches.

12. All-Region team will be selected by the coaches at the seeding region meeting.

13. Must use High Altitude balls.

14. At seeding of the region tournament meeting, each school will need to provide the varsity and JV player names (full name) at

a particular position including the players’ school name.

JUNIOR VARSITY REGION Tournament play:

1. It will be held in conjunction with the Varsity Region Tournament (weather permitting) three (3) singles & two (2) doubles.

2. Pro set until final-2 out of 3 sets regular scoring in final. Add scoring 8-8 with 12pt tie breaker.

3. Seeds will be drawn randomly.

DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAY:

The Region tournament standings will determine the seeding for the Divisional tournament.

*Region Trophy to first place in regular region play.

BOYS TENNIS SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Home Team Listed First

Tuesday, April 16 Tuesday, April 23 Tuesday, April 30

West @ Highland East @ Murray West @ Olympus

Murray @ Olympus West @ Skyline Highland @ East

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Skyline @ East Olympus @ Highland Murray @ Skyline

Thursday, April 18 Thursday, April 25

Murray @ West East @ West

Highland @ Skyline Skyline @ Olympus

Olympus @ East Highland @ Murray

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GIRLS TENNIS GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Ben Jones (Assist. Principal), Casey Jackson (Coach), West High Telephone: 801-578-8500

Rules Clinic: August 30, 2018 (on-line only)

Moratorium: July 1-7, 2018, November 20, 2018-January 1, 2019

Start Date: July 30, 2018

First Contest: August 7, 2018

Eligibility List Due: August 26, 2018 Academic All-State Deadline: September 4, 2018

Seeding Meeting: September 20, 2018, 6:00pm at TBA

Region Meet: September 25-26, 2018

State Entry Deadline: September 29, 2018

State Tournament: October 4 & 6, 2018 @ Liberty Park

REGION DUAL MATCH PLAY:

1. Each school will submit complete game schedules to all Region schools.

2. Time of Region Games: All region dual matches will begin at 3:30 pm. If both schools are not in session and both schools

agree, play the match at 9:00 am.

3. Each team is expected to have a Junior Varsity contingent, which will travel with the school’s Varsity teams and play their

matches on the same day as Varsity. The coach of the visiting team will call the host coach in advance and ascertain the

number of Junior Varsity matches to be played. Junior Varsity players will play at least a pro-set.

4. Varsity matches will consist of 2 out of 3 sets, 12 point tie-breaker, regular scoring.

5. Both coaches at a dual match will provide a written line-up of players by positions to the opposing coach.

6. Players are limited to ten (10) minute warm-up; the warm-up does not include practice serves.

7. A player who is slated to play, but arrives late; i.e., during the ten (10) minute warm-up, may be inserted into her position;

however, the player will not receive the allotted ten minutes to warm up. Tardy players will be penalized according to the

rules of the USTA, beginning at 3:30 pm at dual meets. The only exception applies at Region if other players can be assigned

to available courts for the round. If a player arrives after the match for whom she was slated to play has begun, the tardy

player will assume the role of a spectator.

8. The home team will furnish for each varsity match; two (2) new balls per match; a three

(3) set match will receive two (2) new balls at the beginning of the third set.

9. A coach may move a singles player to doubles and vice-versa; however, the players must be ranked according to ability in

both singles and doubles.

10. Coaching on change-overs can only be part of the 90 seconds allowed. Coaching is allowed for only two (2) minutes between

sets; however, during the first and second games of the set, players may not leave the court and coaches may not walk on the

court, unless requested; between the second and third sets, the players have ten (10) minutes, and players may leave the

court.

11. The host school will choose if the JV dual matches are add or no add, informing the visiting coach before the matches start.

12. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for

all UHSAA rules.

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REGION TOURNAMENT PLAY:

1. Stacking is not permissible and could result in UHSAA sanctions. In an effort to promote fair play and wholesome team

competition thereby fostering a healthy educational environment, the Utah High School Activities Association offers the

following guidelines in regards to stacking:

A. Legitimate and ethical “placing of players”: Any lineup which places a better skilled player above a lesser

skilled player or a better skilled doubles team above a lesser skilled doubles team is legal.

B. Legitimate lineups according to skill ability: Skill ability shall be defined as the number one (1) singles

player shall be better than the number two (2) singles player who shall be better than the number three (3)

singles player. The number one (1) doubles team shall be better than the number two (2) doubles team.

C. Coaches should enter players at the positions which their skill dictates. Juggling or shuffling the positions to

gain an advantage is unsportsmanlike and creates an unhealthy educational environment. In the event of an

injury during any course of the season the next best player would move up to fill the spot vacated by the

injured player.

2. High school tennis players must compete in a minimum of five (5) matches during the high school season in order to

compete at the region meet. This includes matches at the varsity level and in the singles or doubles category. Injury or special

situations will be considered but must be approved by the UHSAA prior to the student athlete participating in the region meet.

3. Seeding of the region tournament will be conducted by the region coaches the Monday before at 6:00 pm of the Region

Tournament. Seeds will be based on region dual matches results at a particular position. Matches start at 9:00 am the first day

and 3:30 pm the last day and must have a minimum of two (2) referees.

UTA 801.994.8782

4. The region championship trophy will be awarded to the team which has accrued the highest point total based upon the following

schedule:

A. Each team dual match victory: one (1) point per match (5pts total)

B. Region tournament where four (4) qualify for State:

1st Place: five (5) points

2nd Place: four (4) points

3rd Place: three (3) points

4th Place: two (2) points

5th Place: one (1) point

5. No more than fourteen (14) matches will be played by team players during the course of the UHSAA tennis season. This

restriction does not apply to those matches played either at the region or state tournaments.

All players in region tournament shall wear a matching team shirt.

A player will not be required to play an opponent more than once in the region meet.

6. Coaching will be allowed after third game and on odd game changeovers and on mandatory two (2) minute break between sets.

7. No rest period or coaching between the 1st and 2nd game. Rest periods begin on the 3rd game changeover.

8. Bathroom breaks are permissible if taken within the allotted three (3) minutes or a reasonable amount of time.

9. All coaches must wear an identification badge at dual and region matches.

10. The All-Region team will be selected by the coaches at the seeding region meeting.

11. Must use High Altitude balls.

12. At seeding of the region tournament meeting, each school will need to provide the varsity and JV players (full names) at a

particular position including the players’ school name.

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JUNIOR VARSITY REGION Tournament play:

1. Will be held in conjunction with the Varsity Region Tournament (weather permitting) three (3) singles & two (2) doubles.

2. Pro-set until final 2 out of 3 sets regular scoring in final. Add scoring 8-8 with 12pt tie breaker.

3. Seeds will be drawn randomly.

DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAY:

The Region tournament standings will determine the seeding for the Divisional tournament

GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Thursday, Aug. 30 Tuesday, Sept. 11 Thursday, Sept. 19

Murray @ Olympus East @ Murray West @ Olympus

Skyline @ East West @ Skyline Highland @ East

Friday, Aug 31

West @ Highland Olympus @ Highland Murray @ Skyline

Thursday, Sept. 6 Thursday, Sept. 13

Murray @ West East @ West

Highland @ Skyline Skyline @ Olympus

Olympus @ East Highland @ Murray

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TRACK & FIELD GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Jon Jensen, Gary Rowles (Coaches), Highland High Telephone: 801-484-4343

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, August 31-September 27, 2018

Rules Clinic: March 20, 2018

First Competition Date: March 4, 2019

Eligibility List Due: March 16, 2019

Academic All-State Deadline: April 23, 2019

Region J.V. Meet: May 15, 2017 @ Olympus

Region Championship: May 8-9, 2019 @Olympus

State Entry Deadline: May 14, 2018

State Meet: May 16-17, 2019 @ BYU

1) Track meets for boys and girls are to be conducted concurrently.

2) Track meets will start at 3:30 p.m.

3) The following awards should be given.

A. 1 Team Region Trophy (Boys & Girls)

B. Region Championship Meet: Medals for the first six (6) places in individual events, and medals to the first three

(3) places in relay events. Top four (4) places in individual events and relays qualify for the State meet.

4) The responsibility of deciding if a meet should be cancelled rests with the host school. Although input from the other

participating schools should be obtained whenever possible, the final decision rests with the host school. The host school will

phone the other participating schools and cancel the meet by 1:00 p.m. on the day of the meet.

5) Meets:

A. Participants must be designated before running of their events.

B. Men’s and Women’s heats may be combined as designated by the host school.

C. All schools are responsible for bringing their own name tags.

D. All field events will be limited to four (4) attempts – no finals.

E. Visiting schools will be responsible for staffing and running two (2) field events during the meet.

6) Region Championship Meet:

A. Each school shall be allowed five (5) entries per school per event and one (1) relay team per event.

B. There will be an All-Region designation given to the region champion in each event. The host school will notify

the press.

C. If not a FAT time or official distance, it is considered as “No time or no mark” for seeding purposes. All entered

times and marks for the Region meet are subject to verification at the Region Seeding Meeting.

D. The games committee and/or referee will make all decisions on any protest that may occur.

E. Seeding meeting will be held under the direction of the host school.

F. Top 8 times for track and top 9 for field events will advance to finals, regardless of placement in heat.

G. Region will pay the cost for a Head Referee and Starter, as well as the cost of timing the meet with a FAT system.

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TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Wednesday, March 13 Wednesday, April 10

Murray, East @ West Murray, Skyline @ Highland

Skyline, Olympus @ Highland West, Olympus @ East

Wednesday, March 20 Wednesday, April 24

West, Skyline @ Murray Highland @ West

Highland, East @ Olympus East @ Skyline

Olympus @ Murray

Wednesday & Thursday May 8 &9

Region Championships @ Olympus

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VOLLEYBALL GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chairman: Dolph Church (Assist. Principal), Murray High Telephone: 801-264-7460

Danielle Humphreys (Coach) Murray High

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2019, July 23-August 5, 2018, November 21, 2018-Jan. 1, 2019

Rules Clinic: TBD

Starting Date: August 6, 2018

First Contest: August 14, 2018

Eligibility List Due: August 25, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: October 2, 2018

State Tournament: November 1-3, 2018 @ Utah Valley University

1) Each school will submit an online copy of your complete schedule of games with dates, where they will be played and time of

games.

2) Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the winning team.

3) The All-Region 6 Team will be selected by the coaches at the end of the season.

4) Official scorekeeper needs to be an adult for varsity competition.

5) Court needs to be set up one hour prior to the start time of first game.

6) Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region VI Handbook for all other Region VI rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all

UHSAA rules.

7) Winning Teams will call into newspapers.

8) Sophomore and JV will use a 2 out of 3 (25,25,15)

9) Varsity will use a 5 game set up (25,25,25,25,15)

10) No Sophomore or JV Region Tournament.

11) Home team provides water for visiting team, visiting team may bring food.

12) All Region Teams will be selected by Max Prep Stats Program and coaches votes at region meeting. All region ballots are due

the day after regular season game by 5:00pm to region chair, Kim Norman.

1st Team = 6 players

2nd Team = 6 players

1 MVP

Honorable mention as needed

13) Region VI All Coaches Meeting:

Game Times:

Sophomore 3:30pm

Jr. Varsity 4:45pm

Varsity 6:00pm

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VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Tuesday, Sept. 11 Tuesday, Oct. 2 Thursday, Oct. 11

East @ Highland West @ Skyline West @ Olympus

West @ Murray Murray @ East Highland @ Murray

Skyline @ Olympus Olympus @ Highland East @ Skyline

Thursday, Sept. 13 Thursday, Oct. 4 Tuesday, Oct. 23

Olympus @ Murray Highland @ East Olympus @ East

East @ West Murray @ West Murray @ Skyline

Highland @ Skyline Olympus @ Skyline West @ Highland

Tuesday, Sept. 18 Tuesday, Oct. 9 Thursday, Oct. 25

Olympus @ West Murray @ Olympus Skyline @ West

Murray @ Highland West @ East East @ Murray

Skyline @ East Skyline @ Highland Highland @ Olympus

Thursday, Sept. 20

East @ Olympus

Skyline @ Murray

Highland @ West

5A State Tournament November 1 & 3, 2018 @ Utah Valley University

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WRESTLING GUIDELINES & SCHEDULES

Activity Chair: Tim Porter, Ted Sierer (Coaches), Highland High Telephone: 801-484-4343

Moratoriums: July 1-7, 2018, July 31 – August 27, 2018, October 22- November 4, 2018,

November 22-25, 2018, December 22-26, 2018, Jan. 1, 2019

Rules Clinic: November 1, 2018, Live @ UHSAA, 6pm

Start Date: November 5, 2018

Body Fat Testing: November 16-17, 2018

First Contest: November 20, 2018

Eligibility List Due: December 1, 2018

Academic All-State Deadline: January 8, 2019

State Dual Tournament: ???

State Entry Deadline: February 3, 2018. Due Midnight Last Day of Reg. /Div. Tournament

State Tournament: February 13 and 14, 2019 @ Utah Valley University

All scales used in an official weigh-in will be certified annually before 1st region dual. Each school is responsible to notify the

Utah Department of Weights and Measures. Scales must be certified prior to the beginning of the competition. The home

school is responsible to provide a certified scale for weigh-in at all Region Duals.

Starting times for Region VI Weigh-ins 4:00 pm

JV matches 5:00 pm

Varsity matches 6:00 pm or following J.V.

WRESTLING SCHEDULE 2018-2019

Wednesday, Dec. 12 Thursday, Dec. 20 Thursday, Jan. 17

Highland @ West West @ East Highland @ Murray East @ Olympus Skyline @ Highland West @ Skyline

Thursday, Dec. 13 Thursday, Jan. 10 Thursday, Jan. 24

Olympus @ Skyline East @ Highland Olympus @ Highland

East @ Murray

Wednesday, Dec 19

Olympus @ Murray

Skyline @ Murray Murray @ West

West @ Olympus Skyline @ East

Region VI Schools Hosting Tournaments

Highland January 4-5, 2019

Olympus TBD

West TBD

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Region Trophies

Baseball, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Softball, and

Volleyball

One Region trophy

Cross Country (Boy’s & Girl’s)

One Region trophy each

Medals to the top 10 Varsity finishers

Certificates to the top 10 JV finishers

Drama

Sweepstakes - 1st & 2nd place region trophy and a 3rd place

certificate will be awarded.

Plaques for one-act plays – 1st-3rd place

A plaque given for Best Actor & Actress, Best Supporting

Actor & Actress, Best Character Actor & Actress, and Best

Ensemble

Drill

One Region trophy

First thru Fourth Place Plaques in each category – military,

prop, novelty

Three Drill Down medals for places 1-4. Certificates for All-

Region team/individuals and Academic All-Region

team/individuals

Debate/Speech

One Region Trophy

The following medals will be awarded:

Public Forum – l0; LD – 6; Policy – 10; National Extemp. – 6;

Foreign Extemp. – 6; Oratory – 6; Impromptu – 6; Congress –

6. 10 blank Superior medals in case of ties.

Golf (Boys & Girl’s)

1 Region Trophy each

10 Medals for 10 Low Medalists

Music – Vocal

Certificates given for all ratings in all festivals.

Training Choirs given a certificate of participation.

Swimming (Boy’s & Girl’s)

1 Region trophy each

48 Medals each (boys & girls) for Places 1-6 in Individual

Events (Total 96 medals w/Lanyards)

50, 100, 200, 500 yd. Free Style 200 yd. Ind. Med.,

100 yd. backstroke, 100 yd. butterfly, 100 yd. breast stroke

12 Medals each (boys & girls) for 1st Place Relays (Total 24

medals w/Lanyards)

200 yd. Med. Relay, 200 & 400 yd. Free Relay

Tennis (Boy’s & Girl’s)

One Region trophy each

Medals – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, singles. 1st & 2nd doubles. Four deep in

each.

Track (Boy’s & Girl’s)

1 Region Trophy

All-Region Awards – top 3 in the event get the All-Region

Certificate for the teams

Medals for the first six (6) places in individual events, and

medals to the first three (3) places in relay events.

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Region VI Expense Reimbursement Form

Person Requesting: Today's Date: ______________

School Name: Event Date: ______________

Address:

________________________________________________

Region Activity:

DATE DESCRIPTION OF ITEMIZED EXPENSES COST

Receipts must be attached for all items submitted. TOTAL:

Please turn in within 30 days of event.

School Principal Signature Date

Region Chair Signature Date