CENTROBASKET TOURNAMENT
FOR MEN
MEXICO, JUNE 17 TO THE 21ST, 2003
TOURNAMENT RULES
Particular Rules
1) Sponsored by the Central
America and the Caribbean Confederation, CONCENCABA and organized by the Mexico
Basketball Federation, the Centrobasket for Men, will be held in Sinaloa, Mexico
classificatory for the Las Americas Tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
2) There
will be participation from eight (8) teams, Mexico as the organizing country,
the four (4) best positions in the last Caribbean tournament, (USA Virgin
Island, Dominican Republic, Bahamas and Antigua), Costa Rica and Guatemala,
representing COCABA and Puerto Rico champion of the last Centrobasket.
3) All
countries, in order to participate, shall bring up to date their financial
obligations with FIBA and FIBA AMERICAS.
The Delegations
4) Each
delegation shall be composed of no more than 17 persons. Twelve (12) of which
shall be players and one (1) a FIBA Referee with current license whom shall also
be directly appointed by FIBA and FIBA AMERICAS General Secretariat. The four
persons shall have specific responsibilities within their team. If a team only
includes ten (10) players, number of members of the delegation shall not exceed
fifteen (15) persons.
5) A preliminary
list of players shall be sent to the CONCENCABA General Secretariat before
17/05/03 and up to twenty-four (24) players can be included. The reason for this
requirement is the need to have all the information needed for the promotion of
the event. You shall also, therefore, include photographs of the players,
position in the court, height, name of the club team, last performances,
participation in the national team, etc. The final list of twelve (12) players
shall be sent to the Secretariat (72) hours before the beginning of the
tournament 14/06/03 and shall be presented at the Congress of Delegates together
with their respective I.D. of the players. Any change made after the deadline
can only be considered in exceptional cases and will be subject to a fine of
600.00 u.s. per player. The player that enters has to be included in the
preliminary list of (24) players.
Financing
6) The
Mexican Federation shall be responsible for all the expenditures described
below:
a)
First class hotel accommodations in double rooms with the appropriate size bed
for the players, two (2) days prior to the date of the event, including a day
after the final participation of each team. The room for the Delegate of the
team shall be a single room.
b)
Proper meals for sportsmen in sufficient amounts and good quality, of which
menus shall be approved by the General Secretariat. This shall include:
breakfast, lunch and supper with bottled water and soft drinks (juice and sodas)
in sufficient amounts.
c)
Accommodations in a first class hotel with meals in accordance with point b)
above, for the referees and technical commissioners.
d)
Air tickets for the President of CONCENCABA, the Secretary General, Technical
Director of FIBA AMERICAS. and the neutral referees.
e)
Single occupancy first class accommodations with meals included for the
President, Secretary and Technical Director.
f)
An automobile with
driver for the President of CONCENCABA, one for the Secretary General of FIBA
AMERICAS and one for the Technical Director. Also, one or two vehicles
appropriate for the transportation of referees and technical commissioners to
the game fields.
g)
Viaticums for members of the Technical Committee and referees, in accordance
with FIBA regulations.
7) The
Secretary General or his designee shall be the President of the Technical
Committee, which shall also be integrated by a representative appointed by the
organizing country, and one member from the participating teams elected by them
as proposed by the President.
8) The President of
CONCENCABA or his designee shall be the President of the Appeal Jury and shall
also preside over the Technical Congress during which and as proposed by the
President, shall be named the additional 4 members of the Jury. The sanctions
imposed and under appeal in front of this Jury, shall be the last application;
therefore, its decisions are final.
9) The
Technical Committee shall officiate the event in all aspects related to the
disputed games, training, itinerary, the designation of referees or
commissioners and shall be in control of the general competition in order to
ensure compliance of FIBA and FIBA AMERICAS regulations by the organizers and
all the participants. In addition, it is responsible for the administration of
the sanctions to any violator of FIBA AMERICAS Code of Discipline as it
currently relates to the tournament. These decisions shall be made prior to the
participation of the parties involved in the competition and shall be appealed
at the Appeal Jury.
The Game System
10) With
participation from eight (8) teams and completely in accordance with the current
FIBA Game Rules, the tournament will be disputed in two phases. During the
first phase in case of a draw of points in the same position, the established
FIBA system will also be used. The teams are divided in two groups of four (4)
each as follows:
Group A Group B
Mexico
Puerto Rico
USA
Virgin Island Dominican Republic
Costa
Rica Guatemala
Antigua Bahamas
First Phase:
a)
The teams shall play against all others and for points (round robin) within
their groups during three (3) days (from June 17 to the 19th for a total of
twelve (12) games.
Day 17/06
Puerto
Rico vs Bahamas
Costa
Rica vs Virgin Island USA
Guatemala vs Dominicana
Opening Ceremony
Mexico
vs Antigua
Day 18/06
Antigua vs Costa Rica
Dominican Rep.
vs Bahamas
Puerto
Rico vs Guatemala
Virgin Island
USA vs Mexico
Day 19/06
Dominican Rep.
Vs Puerto Rico
USA
Virgin Island vs Antigua
Bahamas vs Guatemala
México vs Costa
Rica
Second Phase
b) After
the first classification for the first and fourth place has been established,
all the teams shall move to the next phase.
Semi-finals
Day
20/06
3rd.A vs. 4th. B
3rd.B vs. 4th.A
1st.
B vs. 2nd.A
1st.
A vs 2nd.B
Finals
Day 21/06
Losers
from games 13 and 14 7th.
Winners from games
13 and 14 5th.
Losers from games 15 and 16
Bronze
Winners from games 15 and 16 Gold
11) The first
four (4) positioned teams, shall be classified for Las Americas Tournament to be
held in San Juan Puerto Rico, from 20 to 31 of August, 2003.
Awards Ceremony
12) Trophies
for the first three (3) positioned teams
Three
(3) sets of 17 Bronze, Silver and Gold medals.
Three
(3) sets of 1 Bronze, Silver and Gold medal for
FIBA,FIBA AMERICAS, and Pedro Ferrandiz Foundation
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