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What’s been happening at Ultitude

Ultitude pick up will continue as usual, we have had a great turn out so far and hope you'll join us! An EOI was sent out on the WhatsApp group, if you haven't already filled it out please do so. It's coming to the end of January and club fees are due. We need the money to keep the lights on.

Options are:

R2000 for the year

R1000 half year fees

R200 per month

R50 pay to play

Feel free to chat to a committee member if you have questions.

Account Details:

Bank name: Standard Bank

Branch name: ROSEBANK

Branch code: 4305

Account holder: THE CHAIRMAN ULTITUDE

Account number: 00 676 919 5

Account type: SAVINGS

This coming week

Wednesday - Practice starts 6:30pm for 7:00pm at Pirates. Bring a friend!

Saturday - Pick up 3:00pm at Pirates. Bring a friend!

Weekly Rule

1. SPIRIT OF THE GAME: part 2
1.5. The following actions are examples of good spirit:
1.5.1. informing a team-mate if they have made a wrong or unnecessary call or caused a foul or violation;
1.5.2. retracting a call when you no longer believe the call was necessary;
1.5.3. complimenting an opponent for good play or spirit;
1.5.4. introducing yourself to your opponent; and
1.5.5. reacting calmly towards disagreement or provocation.
1.6. The following actions are clear violations of the spirit of the game and must be avoided by all participants:
1.6.1. dangerous play and aggressive behaviour;
1.6.2. intentional fouling or other intentional rule violations;
1.6.3. taunting or intimidating opposing players;
1.6.4. disrespectful celebration after scoring;
1.6.5. making calls in retaliation to an opponent’s call; and
1.6.6. calling for a pass from an opposition player.
1.7. Teams are guardians of the Spirit of the Game, and must:
1.7.1. take responsibility for teaching their players the rules and good spirit;
1.7.2. discipline players who display poor spirit; and
1.7.3. provide constructive feedback to other teams about how to improve their adherence to the Spirit of the Game.
1.8. In the case where a novice player commits a breach out of ignorance of the rules, experienced players are obliged to explain the breach.
1.9. An experienced player, who offers advice on rules and guides on-field arbitration, may supervise games involving beginners or younger players.
1.10. Rules should be interpreted by the players directly involved in the play, or by players who had the best perspective on the play. Non-players, apart from the captain, should refrain from getting involved. However players may seek the perspective of non-players to clarify the rules, and to assist players to make the appropriate call.
1.11. Players and captains are solely responsible for making all calls.
1.12. If, after discussion, players cannot agree, or it is unclear:
1.12.1. what occurred in a play,or
1.12.2. what would most likely have occurred in a play,
the disc must be returned to the last non-disputed thrower.