Tournament/Site Director

Rachele Fitz
rkfitz12@gmail.com

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Entry Fee

$450

Location

Address

Cedar Point Sports Center
2700 Cleveland Rd W
Sandusky, OH 44870

Web page: www.cpsports.com

Tournament Information

Thank you for your interest in our tournament! 

 

This is a 2 day tournament April 4th and 5th.

All athletes entered into the tournament will receive a ticket to Cedar Point-redeemable in 2020. This ticket is good for any 5 consecutive day period in 2020

 

TWO DAY TOURNAMENT - $450

 

Please Make Check/Money Orders payable to:

Point Team Camps

7515 Pearl Rd. #100

Middleburg Heights, OH. 44130

CHECKS DUE BY JANUARY 15TH- IF OTHER ARRANGEMENTS NEED TO BE MADE CONTACT RACHELE

 

Day of Tournament Contact:

Brittany Stegmaier

216-246-0424

Admission for Tournament:

1 day pass $7

2 day pass $12

10 and under free

 

Please include your team(s) OVR number and tournament date(s) with your payment.

 

Please direct your questions to Rachele Fitz @ rkfitz12@gmail.com or (216) 559-0204

 

WARM-UPS

Only USAV members may be in the playing area to assist with warm-ups.

 

Prior to each team's first match of the day, juniors boys'/girls' mandatory warm-ups are to consist of 15 minutes (7 minutes shared, no hitting across net), 4 minutes serving team, 4 minutes receiving team. After each team's first match, the mandatory warm-up time between all matches is will be 10 minutes, consisting of 2 minutes of shared ball handling on-court, 4 minutes full-court for the serving team, and 4 minutes full-court for the receiving team.

 

During each team's full-court warm-up segment, the opposing team must be in their bench area and not interfere with the team using the court. However for purposes of risk management, the off team could offer to help with retrieving balls when the on team is hitting provided the "on-team" coach agrees.

 

Teams that wish to practice serving during the warm-ups may ask to be informed when they have one minute (or more/less) remaining in their 4-minute period. Shared serving between the two teams is not permitted.

 

This applies to all matches. The time between sets is 3 minutes. Teams may warm up with balls on their respective courts or free zone during the 3-minute set intervals. Spiking at the net is not permitted. Balls may not be used for warm-ups during time-outs. 

 

CAMPING 

Player’s bags and equipment are not allowed in the competition area nor will teams be allowed to camp in the competition area. Each team can camp outside in the lobby.

 

 

CONCESSIONS

A Concession Stand with a variety of healthy foods is available at the tournament site.

 

NO OUTSIDE FOOD IS ALLOWED. - Individual portions are allowed in a player's bag.  

 

Keep all coolers in cars. Coolers are prohibited in and outside facilities hosting OVR-sanctioned events. 

 

Setting up tables and/or cooking by teams or their support staff, fans, coaches, or parents are prohibited at OVR-sanctioned events.

 

This means NO TEAM BUFFETS.  Team buffets will be confiscated if found.

 

SEATING

ALL seating is provided by the facility for spectators. No outside seating is allowed.

 

 

CANCELLATION POLICY

Team/Tournament Cancellation: Per OVR regulations- a team canceling after the entry deadline will forfeit its entry fee. A team canceling prior to the entry deadline does not forfeit its full entry fee if a replacement is found. A team canceling from this tournament to enter a different tournament will forfeit its entry fee.

 

If Sandusky is under a level 3 snow emergency, the tournament will be cancelled.  For any reason the tournament is canceled, a notice will be displayed at the OVR Junior Tournament List. Club directors and/or coaches and officials will be contacted via email as soon as possible.

 

FORMAT

Door opens at 8:00 AM. Coaches will confirm rosters at check in. Check in will be right inside facility doors. Officials are required to be present. The tournament starts at 9:00 A.M. sharp.

 

Warm up Balls are not provided.  Each team should bring their own balls for warm-ups.

 

 

Tournament Format: This tournament features TWO ROUNDS of POOL

PLAY followed by Gold, Silver, Bronze & Copper Playoff Brackets.

Saturday play will consist of all three matches in the first round

of pool play and the FIRST match of the second round of pool

play.

 

Sunday play will consist of the remainder of the second

round of pool play and the play-off brackets. Teams will be

re-seeded for the second round of pool play based on their finish

in the first round.

 

First Pool Play Schedule:

1 vs 3 (2)

2 vs 4 (1)

1 vs 4 (3)

2 vs 3 (1)

3 vs 4 (2)

1 vs 2 (4)

 

Second Round Pool Play

Pool AA

1st Pool A

1st Pool D

2nd Pool C

2nd Pool B

 

Pool BB

1st Pool B

1st Pool C

2nd Pool D

2nd Pool A

 

Pool CC

3rd Pool A

3rd Pool D

4th Pool C

4th Pool B

 

Pool DD

3rd Pool B

3rd Pool C

4th Pool D

4th Pool A

 

 

Tournament format: All teams advance. All teams must be ranked within their pools based on match percentage first. For any ties, use the tie-breaking procedure below. Top two teams in Pool AA and BB play in Gold tournament. Third and fourth place teams in Pool AA and BB play in Silver tournament. Top two teams in Pool CC and DD play in Bronze tournament. Third and fourth place teams in Pool CC and DD play in Copper tournament. Awards to first and second.

 

 

Tie-breaking:

 

11.10 Tournament Tie-Breaking Procedure

Two teams from same pool having the same match record at the conclusion of pool play: head-to-head match results will be used to break the tie.

Two teams from different pools having the same match record at conclusion of pool play (11- and 12-

Ohio Valley Region, Inc.(www.ovr.org) Procedures and Rules for Juniors’ Regular-Season Tournaments USA Volleyball 23 September 1, 2019

team formats; best third place and/or second-best third place): Set percentage is the first criteria for breaking ties. If any teams are still tied, then points will be the second criteria used to break the tie. If any teams are still tied after set percentage and points, then a coin toss will be used to break the tie.

Three teams from the same pool having the same match record at the conclusion of pool play: Head-to- head results cannot be used at any time to break ties. Set percentage is the first criteria for breaking ties. If any teams are still tied, then points will be the second criteria used to break the tie. If any teams are still tied after set percentage and points, then a coin toss will be used to break the tie.

Three teams from different pools having the same match record at conclusion of pool play (11- and 12- team formats; best third place and/or second-best third place): Set percentage is the first criteria for breaking ties. If any teams are still tied, then points will be the second criteria used to break the tie. If any teams are still tied after set percentage and points, then a coin toss will be used to break the tie.

Coin toss procedures for breaking ties involving two teams: The tournament director will have a meeting with one coach from each team. The tournament director will give a quarter (any same coin can be used) to each coach. The tournament director will call “heads” or “tails”. The coaches will flip the coins into the air at same time and let them fall to the ground. The coach with the coin with the pre-determined “heads” or “tails” will have the higher finish. If both coins land with the pre-determined “heads” or “tails”, then the coaches will toss their coins again until the tie is broken.

Coin toss procedures for breaking ties involving three teams: The tournament director will have a meeting with one coach from each team. The tournament director will give a quarter (any same coin can be used) to each coach. The coaches will flip the coins into the air at same time and let them fall to the ground. The coach with the single “heads” or “tails” will have the highest finish. For the remaining places, the tournament director will call “heads” or “tails”. The coaches will flip the coins into the air and let them fall to the ground. The coach with the coin with the pre-determined “heads” or “tails” will have the higher finish. If both coins land with the pre-determined “heads” or “tails”, then the coaches will toss their coins again until the tie is broken.

 

OFFICIALS: BERNIE IS AN OFFICAL FOR THE 4/4 AND 4/5 EVENT. WILL NOT SHOW UP ON OVR SITE.

Pools

Note: OVR rankings appearing in the following listings are intended only as a helpful tool for tournament directors. They are subject to frequent change, including after the pools are set, and other factors may also be considered when determining pools and order of play.

Officials [Hired officials: sign in for more information]

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