Sports and Games-Rules and Regulations

Rules and Regulations

SILAMBATTAM (Solo)

Rules and Regulations:

The event will be conducted as a solo traditional Silambattam performance.
Participants must demonstrate technique, weapon control, rhythm, stance, and
creativity.
No physical contact or unsafe actions are allowed during the routine.
Participants must maintain discipline and sportsmanship throughout the event.
Any form of misconduct or disrespect towards
judges or others will lead tobdisqualification.
Judges’ decisions will be final and binding.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹300

Venue:

Date:

Volleyball

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Playing VI: 6 players + 6 substitutes
Junior & Senior categories separate

Rules :

The ball must be served from behind the end line and can be underhand or overhand
A team can touch the ball a maximum of three times before sending it over the net
The same player cannot hit the ball consecutively unless blocking
A point is scored when the ball lands on the opponent’s court or if the opponent commits a fault
The game is played to 25 points, with a team needing a 2-point lead to win
Rotations must occur in a clockwise direction after winning a serve
Physical contact with the net by a player is considered a fault
Teams consist of 6 players on the court, with up to 6 substitutes allowed
Libero player allowed as per standard rules( wears a different jersey, no attacking above net)
The ball must not be caught or thrown

Equipment:

Standard volleyball

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹900 per team

Venue:

Date:

Throwball

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Playing VII: 7 players + 5 substitutes
Junior & Senior categories separate

Rules:

Each team consists of 7 players, with 2-5 substitutes (max 12 total)
Players are not allowed to hit the ball with their hands but must throw it over the net
A team must send the ball over the net in three touches or less
The ball is played in a series of rallies, with teams trying to score points by getting the ball to touch the opponent’s court
A player cannot hold the ball for more than 3 seconds
The net height varies depending on age group and gender
The team with the most points at the end of the game wins
Players are not allowed to jump while attempting to throw the ball over the net and the 3-second rule is followed
The court is divided into three zones per team: front, middle, and back

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹900 per team

Venue:

Date:

Karate

General Karate Rules

Categories:

Solo Performance (Kata)

General Karate Rules:

Respect & Etiquette: Bow before and after the performance; show respect to judges
and fellow participants.
Uniform & Appearance: Wear a clean white Karate Gi with a properly tied belt (Obi);
keep nails trimmed; no jewelry allowed.
Discipline & Conduct: Maintain self-control, silence, and discipline throughout the
performance.

Kata (Forms) Performance:

Participants perform an individual Karate form (Kata).
Judging is based on technique, power, speed, balance, and precision.
Use of Kiai (spirit shout) is encouraged.
Mistakes, hesitation, or loss of balance will lead to point deductions.
Duration: 1–3 minutes.
Judges’ decision is final and binding.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹500

Venue:

Date:

Athletics

100 Meters:

Junior & Senior categories are separate
Athletes must stay in their designated lanes throughout the race
A false start results in immediate disqualification
No assistance (like pacing or pushing) is allowed during the race
Athletes must cross the finish line fully within their lane to register a time
Shoes must meet competition standards; spikes are allowed but limited in length (typically 9mm)
The race is conducted on a straight track of 100 meters
Any obstruction or interference with other runners results in disqualification
Timing systems must be electronic for official events, with manual backup available

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹250

Venue:

Date:

200 Meters

Rules and Regulations:

The race starts on a curved section of the track and finishes on the straight segment.
Athletes must stay in their designated lanes throughout the race.
A false start leads to disqualification.
Athletes must complete the race without obstructing or interfering with other runners.
Shoes must comply with competition standards; spikes are allowed.
Electronic timing systems are mandatory for official records.
The inner edge of the track must not be stepped on or crossed, leading to disqualification.
Starting blocks must be used for sprint events, and the “set” position must be followed.
Adequate warm-up is necessary to prevent injuries before the race.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹750

Venue:

Date:

400 Meters Relay

Rules and Regulations:

Team: 4 runners
Baton Handling: The baton must be carried and passed between team members
Exchange Zone: The Baton exchange must occur within a 20-meter exchange zone
Acceleration Zone: Runners may accelerate before receiving the baton within the zone
Improper Exchange: Passing the baton outside the exchange zone results in disqualification
Dropped Baton: The runner who drops the baton must retrieve it without obstructing others
Starting Blocks: The first runner must use starting blocks
Lane Discipline: Runners in the 4×100 meters must stay in their designated lanes
False Start: A false start by the first runner leads to team disqualification
Obstruction: Interference with other teams results in disqualification
Finish: The baton must cross the finish line in the final runner’s hand
Electronic Timing: Mandatory for official race results

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹750

Venue:

Date:

LONG JUMP

Rules and Regulations:

Athletes must take off from the designated take-off board. Stepping beyond it results in a foul
The jump distance is measured from the edge of the take-off board nearest to the landing point
The landing must be within the designated sandpit area
Athletes must not walk back through the sandpit after completing a jump
A maximum of three to six attempts is allowed per athlete, depending on the competition
Wind assistance must not exceed 2 meters/second for the jump to be valid for records
Athletes are required to complete their jump within 30 seconds of their turn being called
Proper footwear is mandatory; spikes are permitted but regulated
The longest valid jump is recorded as the final score

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹200

Venue:

Date:

Kho Kho

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Playing VIII: 8 players + 4 substitutes
Junior & Senior categories separate

Rules (Based on Official YUF Rules):

The game is played on a rectangular field with 8 players per side
The game consists of two innings with each team having a chance to chase and defend
The chasing team must attempt to tag the opponent by touching them while running in a circle
Players must stay within designated areas while on defense
Players can tag opponents while running, but the chaser must remain within the confines of the field boundary
A team can score by tagging members of the opposing team, reducing their number of active players
When tagged, players must leave the field, and the game continues
Players must not block the path of the chaser unless it’s part of the team strategy
The team with the most tags at the end of the game wins

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹600 per team

Venue:

Date:

Hand ball

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Playing VII: 7 players (including goalkeeper) + 7 substitutes
Junior & Senior categories separate

Rules

Each team has 7 players (6 outfield players and 1 goalkeeper). Substitutions are unlimited and can occur at any time
Court Dimensions: The court is 40m long and 20m wide, with a 6m goal area surrounding each goal
Standard matches last 30 minutes, divided into two 15-minute halves
Each team can request a 1-minute timeout per half
Referees may call timeouts for injuries or other interruptions
A throw-off starts the game and occurs after each goal
Players can dribble the ball, pass, or shoot
Players cannot hold the ball for more than 3 seconds or take more than 3 steps without dribbling
Physical contact is allowed to a limited extent but fouls such as holding, pushing, or hitting are penalized
Goalkeepers can touch the ball with any part of their body within the 6m goal area
Outfield players cannot enter the 6m goal area unless in the act of shooting

Fouls and Penalties:

Free Throws: Awarded for minor infractions, taken from the spot of the foul or the 9m line
7-Meter Throw: Given for serious infractions or when a clear scoring chance is illegally stopped
Warnings (yellow card), 2-minute suspensions, and disqualifications (red card) are issued for repeated or severe violations

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹600 per team

Venue:

Date:

Kabaddi

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Playing VII: 7 players + 5 substitutes
Senior category only (9th-12th standard)

Rules (Based on Official YUF Rules):

The game is played between two teams with 7 players per side
The attacking player, or “raider,” must enter the opponent’s side of the court, tag an opponent, and return to their half
During a raid, the raider must continuously chant “kabaddi” to prove they are not breathing
Players must avoid being tagged while holding their breath
The defending team tries to stop the raider by tackling or tagging them
A raider is out if they fail to return to their side or are tagged
The game is played in two halves, and teams switch sides after halftime
Points are scored when a raider successfully returns after tagging an opponent
The team with the most points at the end of the game wins

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category Only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹600 per team

Venue:

Date:

Badminton Single

Rules and Regulations:

Junior & Senior categories separate
The match format will be determined on-site based on the number of registerations.
Standard badminton rules apply, including service and fault regulations
A 2-point lead is required to win a set, up to a maximum of 30 points
Service alternates between players after every rally
Players must serve from the correct service court
A fault occurs if the shuttlecock lands outside the boundary
Matches are officiated by referees and line judges
Equipment must meet tournament standards
Players are penalized for unsportsman like behavior
Coaching is allowed only during designated breaks
Injuries may result in timeouts or match forfeiture
Substitutions are not allowed during matches for both singles and doubles

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

Singles Registration Fee: ₹500
Doubles Registration Fee: ₹750 per pair

Venue:

Date:

Shot Put

Rules and Regulations:

The athlete must push the shot from the shoulder without any spinning motion
The athlete must remain within the 7-foot-diameter ring during the throw
The shot must land within a designated sector
The throw is measured from the inside edge of the ring to the nearest point where the shot lands
A foul occurs if the athlete steps outside the ring or if the shot is thrown incorrectly
The athlete has three attempts to achieve the best throw
The shot must be thrown with one hand
The competition follows standard measurement procedures for all participants

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹300

Venue:

Date:

Powerlifting

Rules and Regulations:

Events: Bench Press, Squat, Deadlift
Events include squat, bench press, and deadlift
Participants compete in weight categories
Each lifter has 3 attempts per lift; the heaviest successful lift is counted
All lifts must be judged by at least 3 officials
Lifters must wait for the referee’s signal before starting and ending a lift
Incorrect form results in a no-lift decision
Equipment like belts and wraps must meet competition standards
Lifters must adhere to a strict lifting sequence
Failure to lift within the time limit results in disqualification
Spotters are mandatory for safety during lifts
Drug testing may be conducted to ensure fairness
Results are announced after final tallies and reviews

Age Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Stand

Registration Fee:

₹200

Venue:

Date:

Fitness Challenge

Rules and Regulations:

Circuit training with multiple stations
Challenges include activities like push-ups, burpees, planks, and sprints
Participants are timed or scored based on repetitions
Activities are tailored to the participant’s age group and fitness level
Referees ensure proper form during exercises
Breaks are provided between rounds to avoid exhaustion
Participants must complete all activities in sequence
Unsportsmanlike conduct results in immediate disqualification
Equipment like mats and weights must meet safety standards
Team events require synchronized performance for scoring
Winners are determined by cumulative points or times
Late arrivals may be disqualified from the event
Injuries must be reported immediately to officials

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹200

Venue:

Date:

Boxing

Rules and Regulations:

Format: Amateur boxing rules (9th-12th standard only)
Matches consist of 3 rounds, each lasting 3 minutes with a 1-minute break in between
Standard boxing rules apply, including weight categories and protective gear
Referees may stop the match for safety concerns
Excessive holding or low blows are considered fouls and penalized
Gloves and headgear must meet safety standards
Fighters are required to touch gloves at the start of each match
Coaches may call for a stoppage if a fighter is in danger
Medical checks are mandatory before and after each match
Fighters must maintain a minimum distance during referee breaks
Knockouts result in an automatic win for the opponent
Points are awarded based on the number of clean hits

Age Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

Contact organizers for fee structure

Venue:

Date:

CRICKET

Rules and Regulations:

Match Format

Each match will consist of 6 overs per side.
Each bowler can bowl a maximum of 2 overs.
Powerplay: First 2 overs – only 2 fielders areballowed outside the 30-yard circle.

Equipment and Attire

Teams must bring their own bats, pads, gloves, helmets, and balls.
All players must wear a proper sports uniform.
Protective gear (helmet, abdominal guard, etc.) is mandatory for batters and wicketkeepers.

Rules of Play

Standard MCC cricket laws apply with minor modifications for the Super Six format.
No-ball will be called for overstepping or any full-toss above waist height.
Wide balls and no-balls will result in 1 extra run and an extra delivery.
Underarm bowling is strictly not allowed.
Fielders must not obstruct the batters; any such act will result in penalty runs.

Umpiring & Scoring

Matches will be officiated by qualified umpires appointed by the organizers.
Scoring will be done digitally or through official score sheets.
In case of a tie, a Super Over will decide the winner (Senior category only).

Conduct and Discipline

Sledging, arguing with umpires, or unsportsmanlike behavior will result in warnings or
disqualification.
Only team captains may communicate with umpires regarding disputes.
Substitute players can only field; they cannot bat or bowl.

General Instructions

Teams must report 30 minutes before their scheduled match.
Teams failing to arrive on time will forfeit the match.
Organizers reserve the right to modify schedules or rules due to weather or logistical
issues.
The umpire’s decision is final and binding in all match-related matters.
All standard dismissals apply – LBW, Bowled, Caught, Run-Out, Stumped are valid.

Team Composition

Playing XI: 6 players on field + up to 3 substitutes allowed.
Junior and Senior categories will compete separately.

Rain Interruption

A minimum of 3 overs per side is required for a valid result.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Team Composition:

Playing XI: 11 players + 4 substitutes
Junior & Senior categories separate

Registration Fee:

₹1500

Venue:

Date:

Football

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

Each team must consist of 11 players on the field, with a maximum of 5 substitutes.
Minimum 7 players are required to start a match.
total of 16 players can be registered for the tournament.

Match Duration:

Junior Category: 20 minutes (2 halves of 10 minutes each), 5-minute halftime.
Senior Category: 30 minutes (2 halves of 15 minutes each), 5-minute halftime.
No extra time; tied matches will go to penalty shootout (knockout rounds only).

Playing Rules:

Matches will be played as per FIFA guidelines, adapted for school-level competitions.
Offside rules will be enforced in the senior category only.
Slide tackles are prohibited for junior category matches.
Goalkeepers must wear a jersey of a different color for identification.

The ball size will be:

o Size 4 – Junior
o Size 5 – Senior

Substitution Rules:

Rolling substitutions are allowed (players can be substituted more than once).
Substitutions can be made during stoppages with the referee’s permission.

Conduct & Discipline:

Yellow card: Warning for rough play, time-wasting, or dissent.
Red card: Immediate ejection from the match. Player is suspended for the next match.
Abusive language or physical aggression will lead to team disqualification.
Equipment:
All players must wear shin guards and appropriate football shoes (studs/turf shoes).
No jewelry or accessories allowed during play.
Teams must bring 2 sets of jerseys in contrasting colors.

General Instructions:

Teams must report 30 minutes before the scheduled kick-off.
A walkover will be given if a team fails to report within 10 minutes of match time.
The referee’s decision is final and binding.
The organizing committee reserves the right to amend match schedules and rules based on ground/weather conditions.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹1500

Venue:

Date:

TUG OF WAR

Rules and Regulations:

Team Composition:

8 pullers + 2 substitutes

Equipment:

Strong rope (about 10–12 meters)
Gloves for each player
Flat open ground with a center line marked

Setup & Gameplay:

Teams line up on either end of the rope with equal numbers.
The center of the rope is aligned with the ground marking.
On signal, both teams pull in opposite directions.

Rules:

Equal team members (e.g., 6 vs 6 or 8 vs 8)
Team wins by pulling the other past the center line
No wrapping rope around body
Use proper footwear and gloves to avoid slipping or injury
Pulling distance: 4 meters to win
Maximum pull time: 5 minutes

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹400 per team

Venue:

Date:

Chess

Rules and Regulations:

Format: Individual competition
Junior & Senior categories separate
Swiss system tournament
FIDE rules will be followed for all matches.
Touch Move Rule: If a player touches a piece, they must move it (if legally possible).
If a player touches the opponent’s piece, it must be captured (if a legal move exists).
Players must record their moves (only for standard time controls).
No external assistance or digital devices allowed during the match.
Mobile phones must be switched off; violation leads to disqualification.
Players must report to the board 5 minutes before their scheduled match.
Arbiter’s decision final in all disputes
Notation mandatory for players above 8th standard
Late arrival beyond 15 minutes will result in a walkover.
Any form of cheating or unfair behavior will lead to immediate disqualification.
Disruptive behavior is not tolerated and may result in suspension from the tournament.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹500

Venue:

Date:

High Jump

Rules and Regulations:

The starting height will be decided by the event jury based on participant level and safety.
The bar is raised in predefined increments after every round.

A jump is valid only when the athlete:

Takes off from one foot only.
Clears the bar without knocking it down.
Lands within the designated landing area (usually a cushioned mat). Foul/Invalid Jump:If the athlete:
Knocks down the bar.
Fails to jump within 1 minute of being called.
Touches the ground beyond the takeoff line without attempting a jump.
Deliberately displaces the bar or interferes with another athlete’s attempt.

Equipment and attire:

Standard school PE uniform or athletic wear is mandatory.
Spiked shoes are optional but must comply with school guidelines. The bar and uprights will meet standard school-level event regulations.
The athlete with the highest successful jump is declared the winner.
In case of a tie, the winner is determined by: Fewest attempts at the last cleared height. Fewest total failures throughout the competition. If still tied, a jump-off may be conducted.

Safety Precautions:

Jumpers must not attempt the event without prior warm-up. Marshals will ensure proper queuing and spacing.Landing mats must be in place before any attempt.

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.

Standard Limit:

Senior Category only: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹200

Venue:

Date:

Swimming

Rules and Regulations:

Events:

50m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, 50m Breaststroke

Rules:

Junior & Senior categories separate
FINA rules applicable
Individual medley: 100m (25m each stroke)
All participants must wear proper swimwear and swimming caps.
Goggles are optional but recommended.
No diving is allowed for shallow pool starts—students must follow pool-specific entry instructions.
False start (diving before the whistle) leads to immediate disqualification.
Participants must report 15 minutes before their race for warm-up and marshalling.
The swimmer must touch the wall at each turn and at the finish.
For breaststroke and butterfly: simultaneous two-hand touch is mandatory.
Swimmers may not obstruct, push, or interfere with other swimmers.
Flotation devices or external assistance are strictly prohibited.
Swimmers must remain in their lanes throughout the race.
Timing will be recorded manually or with stopwatches.
Final placement is based on time and finish order.

Disqualification Grounds:

Early start (false start).
Incorrect stroke technique.
Not touching the wall during turn or finish.
Exiting the pool before event completion without permission

Age Limit:

Junior Category: 5th–8th Standard
Senior Category: 9th–12th Standard

Registration Fee:

₹500

Venue:

Date:

YOGA

Rules and Regulations:

Format:

Individual participation only
Asanas demonstration and competition
Junior & Senior categories are separate
Performance time: 2–3 minutes per participant

General Guidelines:

Participants must report 30 minutes before the scheduled event for registration and warm-up
Each participant must perform a set of compulsory and optional asanas
Performances should include proper pose transitions and steady holds
Participants must maintain discipline and silence during the event

Dress Code:

Participants must wear decent and comfortable yoga attire (T-shirt and stretch pants or school sportswear)
No shoes or socks allowed during performance
Hair must be neatly tied (if applicable)

Performance Rules:

Each participant must perform a minimum of 5 asanas, including:
One forward bending
One backward bending
One balancing
One twisting
One relaxation or pranayama (optional)
Transitions between asanas must be smooth and controlled
Each asana must be held for at least 10 seconds for evaluation

Judging Criteria:

Posture alignment and accuracy
Flexibility and stability
Breath control and calmness
Sequence flow and presentation
Adherence to time limit
Bonus points may be awarded for advanced asanas (with safe execution)

Disqualification Criteria:

Exceeding the time limit
Performing prohibited or dangerous postures
Failing to maintain proper discipline or disrupting others
Receiving any physical assistance during the performance

Safety Instructions:

Participants must warm up before the event
Medical clearance is required if the participant has any history of injury
Judges’ decision will be final and binding

Note: The organizing committee reserves the right to finalize and announce the scoring
format on the spot based on time and event conditions.