CFC – Singles for Christ 19 - SFC Lipa

19th CFC Singles fort Christ International Conference February 17-19, 2011

Tagbilaran, Bohol

CFC – Singles for Christ

19th

International Conference Competition

Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines

February 17- 19, 2012

Welcome Singles for Christ!

The 19th

International Conference competition committee invites

everyone to join and have a great time in the conference.

The competition committee has three categories namely:

1. The sports competition, which reminds us to be physically fit

at all times so that we are always ready to serve the Lord.

2. The creative competition, which showcase the talents of

every SFC and reminds us that we give God not just our best

but our all.

3. The special competition, which allows us to proclaim God’s

greatness in our generation today.

Entry scheme General Guidelines

• All competitions are open to all Registered Singles for Christ and CFC serving

in the Singles for Christ.

• All entries must be submitted to E-mail:

[email protected]

• NOTE: For inquiries and information regarding the COMPETITION

GUIDELINES, Please contact:

Marlou Jamodiong 0923-495-3957

Lucky Leah Mamaril – 0923-530-3152

Sports Competition General Guidelines

1. Open to all Registered SFC.

2. One team per area.

3. Physically Fit.

4. Encouraged to have a uniform to well represent the area.

5. Official rules will be applied.

6. Single elimination round.

7. The decisions of the referee are final.

8. Submission of entries @ [email protected]

9. Deadline is on January 27, 2012

10. For inquiries and clarification kindly contact the assistance of Marlou

Jamodiong (09234953957) and Leah Mamaril (09235303152)

Sports Name Entry Scheme Per Area

Philippine Mission International

Mission

Metro Manila

Mission

1. Basketball 1 team per 1 team per 1 team per

1.1 3 on 3 Region Region (GMA, Middle

East, SEA, North Asia,

Europe, America, Africa)

Sector

1.2 Shoot Out Region Region Sector

1.3 Slam Dunk Region Region Sector

2. Beach Volley

(2) Per Team for sister only

Region Region Sector

3. Badminton

a. Single Brother

category

b. Single Sister category


4. Table Tennis

a. Single Brother

category



6. Frisbee

1 team composed of one

brother and one sister


7. Amazing Race

1 team composed of 3

brothers and 3 sisters


8. Fun Run Individual Individual Individual

CFC - Singles For Christ

19th

International Conference


February 17-19, 2012

Official Entry Form of Sports Competition

Area Name: Philippine Mission

Island Name:

Region Name:

Sports Name

1. Basketball

1.1 3 on 3 Brothers:

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1.2 3 pts. Shoot Out Brother:

1.

1.3 Slam Dunk Brother:

1.

2. Beach Volley


Sisters:

1.

2.

3. Badminton

a. Single Brother category


Brother:

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2.

Sister:

1.

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5. Table Tennis



Brothers:

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2.

Sisters:

1.

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6. Frisbee



Brother:

1.

Sister:

2.

7. Amazing Race


brothers and

3 sisters

Brothers:

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2.

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Sisters:

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8. Fun Run Individual

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Area Name: International Mission

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S F C I C O N 2 0 1 2

Basketball

C O M P E T I T I O N

1.1 3-on-3 basketball

Welcome to the world of 3-on-3 basketball! Three-on-three basketball is a relatively

new modification to the sport that is growing in popularity every year. While already

being the most popular sport in the world, 3-on-3 is bringing in more and more people

who can play this modified form of basketball.

Three-on-three uses the same principles and concepts of regulation 5-on-5 basketball,

except that it is played on a half court with only six players on the floor. This form of

basketball allows the more recreational type of athlete to stay involved with this great

sport!

1.2 3-POINT SHOOTOUT RULES

1. One representative per area.

2. Each participant is allowed 3 warm up shots prior to each round.

3. Shooters will shoot in three rounds.

In rounds one and two, shots will be attempted from five positions behind the line.

Round One: Shooter can start in either corner. Shooter will attempt three shots from

each spot traveling around the line. (20 total shots)

Round Two: Shooter can start in either corner. Shooter will attempt two shots from

each spot traveling around the line to the other corner and two shots from each spot

back to the starting corner. (20 total shots)

Round Three: Shooter will shoot five shots from anywhere behind the line. (10 total

shots)

4. Shooter must shoot from a location behind the 3 point line. An encroachment will

count as a miss.

5. An individual's total score includes all baskets made (50 maximum).

1.3 SLAM DUNK

A slam dunk is a type of basketball shot that is performed when a player jumps in the air

and manually powers the ball downward through the basket with one or both hands

over the rim.[1]

This is considered a normal field goal attempt; if successful it is worth

two points.

The phrase "slam dunk" has since entered popular usage, meaning a "sure thing" – an

action with a guaranteed outcome.

S F C I C O N 2 0 1 2

Ultimate Frisbee


Dynamics

1. Play. Each point begins with both teams lining up on the front of their respective

endzone line. The defense throws ("pulls") the disc to the offense.

2. Entry. One team representative per area composed of one sister and one brother.

3. Scoring. Each time the offense completes a pass in the defenseâs endzone, the

offense scores a point. Play is initiated after each score.

4. Movement of the Disc. The disc may be advanced in any direction by completing a

pass to a teammate (a female player should be involved in every other try for a point).

Players may not run with the disc. The person with the disc (thrower) has 10 seconds to

release the disc. The defender guarding the disc (marker) counts out the stall count

aloud.

5. Change of Possession. When a pass is not completed (ie out-of-bounds, drop, block,

interception), the defense immediately takes possession of the disc and becomes the

offense.

6. Substitutions. Players not in the game may replace players in the game after a score

and during an injury timeout. Male must sub for males, and females for females.

7. Non-contact. NO PHYSICAL CONTACT MAY BE MADE BETWEEN PLAYERS! PICKS AND

SCREENS ARE ALSO PROHIBBITED! THESE ACTIVITIES CONSTITUTE A FOUL.

8. Fouls. When a player initiates contact on another player a foul occurs. When a foul

disrupts possession, the play resumes as if the possession was retained. If the player

committing the foul disagrees with the foul call, the play is redone.

9. Self-Refereeing. Players are responsible for their own foul and line calls. Players

should resolve their own disputes, even when an official is present.

10. Spirit of the Game. Ultimate stresses sportsmanship and fair play. Competitive play

is encouraged, but never at the expense of respect between players, adherence to the

rules, and the basic joy of play.

S F C I C O N 2 0 1 2

AMAZING PANGLAO

A M A Z I N G R A C E


DYNAMICS

1. This competition is open to all SFC members.

2. Only one entry per Area is allowed.

3. Each team must be composed of 6 members, specifically 3 brothers and 3

sisters.

4. All members of the team should be physically fit, e.g. no heart conditions,

asthma, allergies, etc.

5. Each team must come up with their own team name. The team can decide how

they will be identified.

6. Each team will go through a series of pit stops all over panglao beach in which

they will perform a particular task in order to move on to the next stop. The

first team to finish the course wins the race.

7. All participating individuals are enjoined to bring extra clothes since the race

entails both physical and mental challenges.

8. All competing group must signify their presence one hour before the start of

competitions. They shall show up at least one hour before their scheduled

playing time. The group who will not comply may be disqualified.

9. Participating area must confirm and submit the entry form for easier

coordination on or before January 27, 2012. Please notify Marlou or Leah

through txt or call when you already submitted the requirements. The

committee should also be notified ahead of any changes that will be made.

NOTE: For inquiries and information regarding the COMPETITION GUIDELINES, please

contact



E-mail: [email protected]

S F C I C O N 2 0 1 2

SFC FUN RUN


DYNAMICS

1. Race will be 5k and 10k

2. This competition is open to all SFC members.

3. Racer should be physically fit, e.g. no heart conditions, asthma, allergies, etc.

4. All participating individuals are enjoined to bring extra clothes and water

5. Participants who begin before the actual start time of his/her race category will

be disqualified. Participants who do not start within 15 minutes from respective

flag off will be disqualified and may not be allowed to start.

6. Racers signify his/her presence one hour before the start of competitions.

7. Elite runners are advised to stay in front.

8. Wear proper attire

9. Participants must confirm and submit the entry form for easier coordination on

or before January 27, 2012. Please notify Marlou or Leah through text or call

when you already submitted the requirements. The committee should also be

notified ahead of any changes that will be made.

NOTE: For inquiries and information regarding the COMPETITION GUIDELINES, please

contact



E-mail: [email protected]

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