Further to this, what exactly *are* the criteria for running a UKU
sanctioned event?  According to
http://www.ukultimate.com/FAQ/tournaments.aspx#TOURNAMENTS%20AND%20ENTERING%20TOURNAMENTS
the only condition is that a bid is submitted to the DoC.

Problems with MT1 included:

- ridiculous scheduling as mentioned already by Si Barlow
- no free accommodation (i.e. camping) despite high (£160) entry fee
- inadequate facilities and shelter for such large numbers of people (36 teams)

In addition, the Captain's meeting was held early (some people missed
it), and Sunday morning games were delayed for no stated reason and
with no notice.  Although there may well have been one other than
because no-one had bothered to put cones out, it would have been nice
to know.  I saw water pitchside on Saturday but it was not refilled
(and we played 4 straight games so couldn't get our own).

All in all it was pretty slack organisation considering that it
probably earned the TD £5k.  Must we put up with this kind of [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
for
another season?  Or will TDs actually realise that they need to have
dedicated people running the tournament, spend a bit of that profit on
some staff and make these problems a thing of the past?

Brummie

On 4/12/06, simon barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>   Just heard from players at last weekends tournament that some teams played 
> 5 games back to back with a limited 30 minute break inbetween!! which they 
> couldn't take due to the cap overrunning!!
>   then they only played 2 games on the sunday this makes no sense to me!!
>
>   Can someone from the mixed committee or the organisers explain why that was 
> the case?? as that sort of schedule is not helpful to players of any level of 
> fitness, and will only injure players etc!! giving them limited time to get 
> food on board will only add to injuries!!
>
>   i quote from the H&S  part on the ukua tournament guidelines on the website 
> below, pay particular attention too the first line!!!
>
>   Health and Safety
>   The health and safety of the competitors, staff and spectators at any 
> Tournaments is of paramount importance. UK Ultimate sanctioned events have a 
> required minimum level of medical cover and Health and Safety standards.....
>
>
>   This situation really needs to be looked at as i thought this type of crazy 
> scheduling was a thing of the past!!! and we had eradicated it!!
>
>   Grayson, Hannah & Jamie over to you!!
>
>   Si.b (nearly retired)
>
>
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