OASA Intermediate / Masters Rules for 2007
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Sun Nov 19 16:26:10 EST 2006
Received: 11/19/06 4:26:03 PM
From: "Dave Birnie" <dbirnie(at)cogeco.ca>
Subject: OASA Intermediate / Masters Rules for 2007
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Ontario Canada
Some hi-lights from the 84th Annual OASA Convention held Nov
17-19 in Oshawa
Ontario. The following is my interpretation only of any new rules
concerning
the Intermediate mens and masters divisions for 2007. Please
don't consider
these official until confirmed by the OASA. Some of the items
up for
discussion left several people quite confused.
Bylaw 2.5.1 page 67
Topic Masters Players Section 5:1b
ADD: After the first sentence in section B, All pitchers on an
ISC I Roster
in the current year are not eligible to pitch.
Bylaw 2.5.1 Page 67
Topic: Intermediate Mens Section : New Section
This one was a little confusing especially after an amendment
to the motion.
I think the end result is the following .....
All Pitchers on a current ISC I roster are not eligible to play
in the OASA
Intermediate Men's Classification unless they are 45 years of
age or older
in the current year.
Bylaw 2.6.5 Page 69
Topic: Residency Rule
Non - Resident Canadian Citizens are eligible to play for teams
classified
as Senior in OASA Elimination and Provincial events ....
Delete " classified as senior "
Rationale: Players in all Men's Classifications that are non
Resident
Canadian Citizens should be able to play in OASA Elimination
and Provincial
Tournaments. They will need to follow all the other limitations
outlined in
Bylaw 2.6.5
A real strong possibility that the OASA will host a 2007 Canadian
Intermediate Men's Championship in conjunction with Softball
Canada. This
tournament will be run as a pilot project with St. Thomas Ontario
as the
likely host location. Any out of province teams looking to compete
should
visit the OASA web site and contact one of the Executive Committee
members :
http://oasa.ca/
The 2007 OASA Masters Provincial Championship host has not been
officially
confirmed. It is looking like the tournament will be held in
Grafton again
in 2007. No other communities have applied to host this tournament.
The 2007
tournament will be run as one tournament with 2 separate divisions.
Teams
will play 2 qualifying games which will self seed teams in either
the A or B
division. The idea is to try to attract more teams who generally
don't come
to the OASA Masters tournament because of the high caliber of
play. Now the
top teams will play off in the A division with the remaining
teams battling
it out in the B division.
Yours in Sport
Dave Birnie
Web Site Administrator
Ontario Masters Fastball
Web Site : http://eteamz.active.com/omf/
E-mail : ontariomasters(at)hotmail.com
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