CUPAR  PROVINCE  LEAGUE

R U L E S

Teams         A team shall include no more than two nominated skips.  Clubs must inform the

                         Province Secretary of their nominated skips prior to the start of the league

                   programme.

Incomplete Teams     Play may commence with three players in a team.  A penalty shot shall

                   be added to the score of the non-offending team at five minute intervals until the

                   fourth player takes the ice, up to a maximum of six shots.  The result of the game

                   shall stand.

Score Cards     Score cards must be properly completed and signed by both skips.  The

penalty for non compliance is disqualification. The non-offending rink shall be awarded the game.  The score shall be recorded as 6 – 0 in favour of the non-offending side.  Where a victory by the non-offending side exceeds 6 shots, then the score shall be recorded as the difference in shots against zero.  In the event

                   of both teams failing to complete the score card properly, both teams shall be

                   awarded zero points and have 6 shots deducted from their league score.

                   Completed score cards should be left at the end of the rink for collection by the

                   ice rink personnel.

Re-arranged Fixtures     The Province Secretary must be informed of the date and time of

re-arranged fixtures.  A club cancelling a game will be held responsible for rearranging the fixture.  Failure to complete the fixture by the last round of the league programme will result in 2 points and 6 shots being awarded to the non-

offending club.

N.B.  Dewar’s Rinks will not accept cancellation of ice after bookings have been

confirmed at the beginning of the season.

       N.B.  Changes in fixture dates should only be sought in exceptional 

       circumstances.

General      Subject to the above, the league will be run according to R.C.C.C. Rules.

CUPAR  PROVINCE

KNOCK – OUT  COMPETITION

R U L E S

                   A rink may consist of any four curlers from a club.

                   There will be no restriction on substitutes throughout the competition.

                   The game will be played to ten ends or the bell.

                   In the event of a draw the winner will be decided on ends, or if still tied, by one

       player from each side drawing the button.  This rule covers every round,

       including the final.