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I.
Program Overview
A. Purpose
Intramurals Program (IP) was carefully selected activities to help
produce a physically competent individual. This recreational activity
design with structured tournaments and contest to encourage
enjoyment, reduce stress, healthy-wellness, meet peers and have fun.
IP emphasizes and acknowledge core values such as Maka-Diyos,
Maka-tao, Makakalikasan, and Makabayan which promotes
sportsmanship, leadership, and teamwork. School board, principal,
sports coordinator, and staff assigned to its contest are responsible core
of the IP. The goal of this program is 1) to provide all students with
information to become an active participant in intramural program 2) to
provide set of rules in order to function efficiently and fairly. The
Intramural Executive Committee encourages all students to take
advantage of the opportunities for fun, recreation and friendly
competition available through participation in the INCHS Intramural
Program.
B. Intramural Program Mission Statement
VISION
To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable,
culture-based, and complete basic education where: Students learn in a
child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and motivating environment.
MISSION
To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable,
culture-based, and complete basic education where: 1) Students learn
in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and motivating environment,
2) Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every learner, 3)
Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution, ensure an
enabling and supportive environment for effective learning to happen,
4)Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged and
share responsibility for developing life-long learners.
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CORE VALUES
Maka-Diyos Makakalikasan
Maka-tao Makabansa
C. Spirit of Play
Team sport activities find their origin in the basic need for the spirit
of play. Winning and losing are mere outcomes of this play spirit.
Abusive language and manipulation of the rules are not a part of the
game. What is part of the game being the pure satisfaction of
participation, getting fit and enhancing friendships. Without your
opponent, there is no game, no contest, no memories, and no fun. You
are indebted to them as they are to you. The spirit of play is then based
upon cooperation. Upholding high standards of integrity and fair play
acknowledges this idea of cooperative competition. All players are
encouraged to use good judgment in caring for the safety of others as
well as themselves. The goal of lifetime sports for all players may have
more meaning than that of a win or a loss, the memory of which often
fades quickly. All players are asked to participate within the context of
this SPIRIT of PLAY.
D. Facilities
1. INCHS Covered Court
a. One basketball court with 2, 000 sitting capacity with
volleyball court
2. INCHS Track and Field
a. A semi-Olympic size track oval with bare cover on the
track
3. INCHS Football Field
a. Semi- Olympic football field; Baseball field; softball field
4. INCHS Arnis Court
a. A classroom size dujo
5. INCHS Sepak Takraw Court
a. Unfinished plain court

6. INCHS Room
a. Empty classroom intended for board games
E. Scope
1. Each team and participant, in any intramural sport, is
responsible for the general rules and regulations contained
herein.
2. Playing rules for each sport will be determined by the Sport
Coordinator, subject to review by the Administration.
3. Any questions concerning these rules should be referred to
the Sport Coordinator, Intramural Council Chairperson or
Intramural Coordinator in order to obtain clarification and
ruling prior to participation.
F. Additional Resources
1. The IP Office, located in the Poblacion, Initao, Misamis
Oriental.
2. Players interested in participation should contact their
organization’s Sports Chairperson or any Sport Coordinator,
who will assist them in finding a team, subject to eligibility
rules.
II. Organization
A. Committees
1. Documentation
a. Journalism club will be assign for the narrative reports
and school paper
2. Reception
a. Year representative along with the classroom officers
3. Ceremony
a. Lead by registered boy scouts and girls scout under the
supervisory of respective troop leaders
4. Ground equipment

a. Materials needed for respective games will be deposit
in stock organized by MAPEH/PE teachers along with
the Sports Clubs
5. Refreshment and Meals
a. T.H.E department with the officers and staff
6. Announcement
a. School Student Governance along with year level
representative
7. Entries and programed
a. Administration lead by Principal Office, Sports
Coordinator, and Intramural Program Supervisor
supervise the School Student Governance
B. Administrators
1. Sports Coordinator
a. The Sports Coordinator shall have oversight of all
intramural policies and activities and may change or
suspend intramural activities at any time with or without
notice
b. The Intramural Coordinator, in conjunction with the
Executive Committee, shall be responsible for hiring
all Sport Managers
c. The sports Coordinator shall be responsible for
selecting the Intramural Coordinator and
Administrative Assistant.
2. Intramural Coordinator
a. The intramural coordinator assists the Sport
Coordinator and reports all circumstances from the
ground staff
b. The Intramural Coordinator will have oversight of all
intramural policies and activities.

c. The Intramural Coordinator, in conjunction with the
Executive Committee, shall be responsible for hiring all
Sport Managers.
d. The Intramural Coordinator shall be responsible for
supervising the activities of the Executive Committee.
3. Administrative Assistant
a. The Administrative Assistant shall be responsible for
assisting the Intramural Coordinator in processing all
fines, deposits, and payments; for overseeing payment
of managers, referees, and executive committee
members; and for performing any additional tasks
assigned by the Sports Coordinator.
4. Intramural Council (Chairpersons)
a. Each Full and Provisional Affiliation shall select one
voting representative to serve as representatives
(“Chairpersons”) to the Intramural Council; a second,
nonvoting member may also be selected
b. Athletics Chairpersons, or a proxy, are responsible for
attending all Intramural Council meetings.
c. The Intramural Council shall have four meetings during
the academic year.
d. Affiliation Meetings – held during the second week of
June/August.
e. General Meetings – held during the first week of
November/January.
f. The Intramural Council shall be responsible for election
of the Executive Committee during the Spring Affiliation
Meeting.
g. Athletics Chairpersons are responsible for registering
all teams for their affiliation and selecting a Sport

Captain for each team and ensuring that the Captain is
aware of all relevant policies within.
5. Executive Committee
The Executive Committee shall have the authority and
responsibility to oversee Sport Managers, handle protests
and forfeits, and ensure that the program runs smoothly.
The Executive Committee shall be comprised of five
individuals
a. Chairperson
i. The Chairperson shall be responsible for
organizing Executive Committee, Intramural
Council, and Sport Manager meetings.
ii. The Chairperson shall be paid for time spent
in the performance of intramural duties.
iii. The Chairperson shall serve as ex-officio,
voting member on the Prefect Discipline Office
Board.
b. Vice Chairperson
i. The Vice Chairperson shall be responsible for
assisting the Chairperson and shall replace
the Chairperson in the event of any necessary
circumstances.
ii. The Vice Chairperson shall be paid for time
spent in the performance of intramural duties.
iii. The Vice Chairperson shall serve as ex-officio,
voting member on the Prefect Discipline
Office.
c. Members-at-Large
i. Three Members-at-Large shall be elected to
serve on the committee

ii. Members-at-Large shall be responsible for
assisting the Chairperson and Vice
Chairperson
6. Sports Manager
a. Managers are responsible for…
i. Planning and organizing the sport’s season
ii. Supplying an Announcement to the IP Office
detailing the deadlines and requirements for
participating in the sport
iii. Scheduling all games and obtaining referees
iv. Regularly updating the IP Coordinator and
Executive Committee of all changes
v. Attending Intramural Council meetings while
their sport is in season
vi. Keeping schedules, referee assignments,
and league standings updated and posting
or distributing them in an appropriate
manner to the Captains and Executive
Committee
vii. Notifying teams of forfeits as they occur
viii. Submitting fine cards in a timely manner
ix. Submitting a written report to the IP
Coordinator within one month of the
completion of the season
x. Attending the Pre-Season Manager Meeting
with the IP Executive Committee and IP
Coordinator.
xi. Attending the Pre-Season Manager Meeting
with the IP Executive Committee and IP
Coordinator.

xii. Sport Managers render dedication and
commitment for time spent in the
performance of their duties.
7. School Student Governance (SSG)
a. Responsible for assisting Intramural Council and
arrangement for the scheduling intramurals matches
and activities and report any circumstances to the
Intramural Council.
8. Club President
a. Responsible for assisting Student School Governance
and directly report all circumstances to the Student
School Governance.
9. Captains
a. Team Captain
i. When registering for a team sport using
gallery of athletes form, a captain must be
designated. This person will be the main
contact between the Student School
Governance and the team.
b. Responsibilities
i. The team captain is a vital link between the
individuals participating in a sport and the IP
staff. For this reason, any person assuming
the role of a team captain has a number of
responsibilities he or she is obligated to. The
captain is responsible for:
Registering the team on IP Tournament.
1. Ensuring that all team members are
eligible for participation
2. Knowing deadline dates, the rules
governing the sport, and being

familiar with IP Policies & Procedures
in regard to forfeits, concessions,
sportsmanship ratings, etc.
3. Keeping the team informed as to the
rules, game site, time, opponent, and
other pertinent game information.
4. Submitting protests if necessary.
5. Promoting and developing good
sportsmanship (teammates and fans)
before, during, and after all IP
contests.
6. Assisting the IP staff with an ejected
teammate and referring that
teammate to the Sports Coordinator
of Intramural & Club Sports after the
incident. Should the original captain
be ejected from the game due to
conduct issues, a new captain will be
designated by the on-site officials
and/or supervisors. This designee will
then assume all captain
responsibilities.
III. Eligibility
A. To Be Eligible
All Initao National Comprehensive High School bona fide
students are eligible to compete in the Intramural Program. Faculty,
staff, and family members, are eligible to participate provided they
purchase an Intramural Program.
B. Eligibility Status
Eligibility status is the responsibility of each individual
participant and team captain. IP does not assume the responsibility

for the eligibility of participants, but will assist in the interpretation of
the rules and question cases brought to its attention. IP reserves the
right to check eligibility when deemed appropriate. Teams may
request to have eligibility checked; however, the request must apply
to specific individuals.
C. Illegal Participation
Teams found to have participants in violation of the above
eligibility policies may have their games forfeited to their opponent
regardless of the actual outcome. The participants in question may
be suspended from that specific team or all Intramural activities for a
length of time deemed appropriate. Participation is defined as
stepping onto the field of play for any period of time during game
play. The IMS office reserves the right to investigate the eligibility of
any participant at any time.
NOTE: Captains that believe the opposing team has ineligible
players are highly encouraged to file a formal protest. Refer to
Section XIII: Protests. Your help in making our Intramural programs
as fair as possible is very much appreciated, and your formal protest
assists the IP office in providing you a fair.
D. Team Member Eligibility
It is the responsibility of the team captain to ensure each
member of their team is eligible. Any questionable case should be
brought to the Intramural Program office so an official ruling can be
made prior to the individual's participation.
1. Each team member’s name must appear on the official
roster on IP Tournaments. On-site registration is permitted
prior to game time, and at any time during the game.
Random eligibility checks will be conducted.
2. Women are eligible to participate on men’s IP teams, but
may not play on both a men’s and women’s team in the
same tournament.
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3. Male students may not participate in female-only
tournaments at any time.
4. Players may join a team at any time during the season,
including playoffs, as long as they have not played on
another team in the same tournament during the season.
5. An individual may participate on only one team in each
game for each particular sport.
6. A participant is not permitted to transfer from one team to
another after participating in one scheduled game without
authorization from the IP office. A player is deemed to be a
part of a team if they sign in to play for that team. If a player
is on more than one roster, his/her official team is the one
he/she first signs in with.
E. ID Policy
Each player must present a valid INCHS student ID, certificate
of enrolment, parental consent and medical certificate to be eligible
to participate. This must be done for EACH contest. Misuse of an
identification card (borrowing, lending, counterfeiting, altering, etc.)
is a violation of the INCHS Handbook. The identification card will be
confiscated and the individual attempting to use the card will be
ineligible to participate. If the card belongs to another student, that
student must meet with a professional staff member in order to regain
possession of their identification card.
F. Medical Certificate
Each player must comply from clinic office; hence the
complete name of the player must be indicating in the certificate that
the players MUST be holistically fit. (No Insurance Permit, No play
Policy) Refer to Rule VI.a Participant Safety and Injuries
G. Insurance Permit

Each player must comply from any insurance company;
hence the complete name of the player must be indicating in the
insurance receipt. (No Insurance Permit, No play Policy)
H. Parents’ Consent
Each player must comply a signed permit from biological
parents/guardians.
In the absence of the parents/guardians, the players’ family
member will have a personal appearance. (No Parents’ Consent, No
play Policy)
I. Rules and Eligibility Protests
All protests must be filed at the time of the incident in question
by the team captain. Sports may have a specific set of rules
regarding when a protest may be filed.
IV. Division of Competition

IP is a single round robin competition which promotes total
enjoyment of the game.
V. Participant Conduct
A. Conduct
Clearly, sports are important to the participants, but that
importance should not become so overriding that players lose sight
of civilized behavior. Good sportsmanship is a requirement of all
participants, players and fans. The playing site is not a venue for
physical or verbal abuse. Students are required to adhere to the
INCHS Student Handbook. Violations of the Student Handbook can
result in charges being filed with the Guidance Office, as well as with
Principal Office. The following are guidelines for participant behavior:
1. Each team is responsible for the actions of its members and
fans before, during, and after any game or event. Failure of
a team to cooperate with officials, or to control and restrain

any individual member or fan is cause for a team to be
dropped from the league.
2. In the event an individual and/or spectator conducts
himself/herself in an unsportsmanlike manner during any IP
event, the on-site staff has the complete authority to take
any action deemed necessary in order to keep the game
under control. Depending upon the severity of the incident,
the official or IP supervisor may take the following action:
give warnings, eject players from the game area, and/or
forfeit the game. All disciplinary problems will be reported to
the sports coordinator, prefect discipline and guidance office
for further disciplinary action.
3. Players and spectators who enter the playing area during a
game to become involved in an altercation will be
suspended immediately from participating in IP. If players or
spectators cannot be identified, then the team will be
suspended. The length of the suspension will be for a
minimum of one game and may be extended in accordance
with the severity of the incident. Reinstatement in the
program will be made when the student or team shows a
willingness to support the basic principles of the program.
This decision will be left to the discretion of the sports
coordinator, prefect discipline and guidance office
4. Reports of unsportsmanlike behavior will be investigated by
the Sport Coordinator of Intramural & Club Sports. In doing
so, the individual(s) and/or team(s) involved will be
questioned and may be required to submit a written
statement of the incident. Statements will also be obtained
from the officials and IMS supervisor on duty. The Sport
Coordinator of Intramural & Club Sports will rule on the
individual(s) and/or team(s) involved. The range of penalties

include: suspension from game(s) or season, temporary or
permanent probation, temporary or permanent suspension
from IP and loss of IP facility usage privileges.
5. Ejected players, coaches, and fans must complete the
necessary paperwork and remove themselves from the area
(out of sight and sound) immediately. Failure to comply
within one minute (60 seconds) will result in a team forfeit.
6. Any player ejected from a game for any reason will face a
minimum one game suspension and is subject to the rules
set forth.
7. Any individual striking another player or official, or verbally
threatening an official will be suspended indefinitely. All
members of the IP staff are employees of the INCHS.
Abusing an official, verbally or physically, will result in the
filing of an incident report with Guidance Office or Principal
Office.
8. Alcohol is strictly prohibited from all IP events and/or
activities. Players or spectators found in violation of this will
be immediately ejected/removed and suspended.
9. Tobacco (in all forms) is prohibited from IP events and/or
activities. Players or spectators found in violation of this will
be immediately ejected/removed and suspended.
10. Pets are not allowed at any IP site. Persons will be asked to
remove their pet from the premises with the understanding
that they may return to the event or activity without the pet.
VI. Participant Safety and Injuries
A. Medical Certificate
Participants are encouraged to have a physical examination
and obtain adequate insurance prior to participation in IP. Individuals
who participate in IP activities will be doing so at their own risk.
Participation in IP is voluntary, and the INCHS is not responsible for

any injury that may occur to participants. Student health and accident
insurance information may be obtained through the Clinic/ Health
Center.
B. Photo Disclaimer
The Documentation Committee may photograph or videotape
participants and use these items in promotional materials. If you
choose not to be photographed or filmed, please notify the staff.
C. Safety
Proper attire should be worn for each activity. For your
protection, as well as other participants, all jewelry and non-
appropriate headgear must be removed before participating in an
activity. Persons wearing casts or wrapped/padded appendages will
not be allowed to participate if, in the judgment of IP personnel, they
are deemed to be hazardous or if they are specifically prohibited by
the rules of a particular sport. Individuals will be required to obtain
prior approval from the IP supervisor for the use of orthopedic
devices essential to protect an injury.
D. Blood Policy
The following is the IP policy for bleeding during Intramural program:
1. If an Intramural participant is bleeding, he/she will be
removed from the contest immediately.
2. If an Intramural participant has blood on his/her clothing,
he/she will be removed from the contest upon detection. The
blood may or may not be his/her own. The participant is
ineligible to re-enter the contest until the clothing saturated
with blood has been removed.
3. Before any participant re-enters the contest, all bleeding
must be stopped and any open wound or laceration must be
covered. It is the suggestion of the IP that each player bring
an extra pair of shorts and T-shirt. If clothing saturated with

blood cannot be replaced, that individual will not be allowed
to participate.
E. Concussion Policy
Any player who exhibits signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent
with a concussion shall be immediately removed from the game and
shall not return to play until cleared by an appropriate healthcare
professional.
NOTE: No IP staff member is certified to clear a player to re-enter a
contest.
Signs of a concussion:
1. Headache or a feeling of pressure in the head
2. Temporary loss of consciousness
3. Confusion or loss of memory surrounding the incident
4. Fatigue, nausea or vomiting
5. Irritability and other personality changes
6. Dizziness or ringing of the ears
VII. Registration
A. Participants
It is the responsibility of the team captain to register his/her
team by the deadline date.
B. Rosters
For all teams, rosters will not exceed 20 available spots. Once
a roster spot is taken by a specific player, that person may not be
replaced. If a team submits a roster with more than 20 players, the
first 20 will be the only persons officially on the roster. Teams may
add players throughout the regular season, at the game site, and all
participants on the roster must be eligible. For some sports and
special events, there may be additional roster limitations. These
limitations will be detailed in the specific rules for that event.

C. Team Name Policy
The IP office reserves to right to change any team name
deemed inappropriate or offensive. Moreover, grade level will be
deemed as name per team.
D. Waitlist Policy
Teams that do not meet published entry and registration
deadlines are not guaranteed a place in the tournament. Teams will
be given priority based upon the order in which entries and approval
are received.
VIII. Scheduling
A. Tournament Sports
Larong – pinoy, individual/dual, various team sports are
scheduled into tournaments based on the level of competition. Based
on the activity, teams will be placed in a single or double elimination
bracket that will be posted. Tournament schedules and structure will
be based on number of teams and facilities available.
B. Recreational Games
The game includes tug-of-peace (boys, girls), patintero (boys, girls),
and chinese garter (boys)
C. Individual/ Dual Sports
The game includes, table tennis (boys, girls), badminton
(boys, girls), arnis (anyo), and chess (boys, girls).
D. Team Sports
The game includes sepak takraw (boys), basketball (boys),
volleyball (girls), football (boys), and futsal (girls)
IX. Concessions and Forfeits
The philosophy of IP is to involve members of the INCHS Community
in an active recreational sports program. If a team forfeits a game, the
objectives of the program are not met and participants are deprived of
active involvement. This procedure is designed to minimize the number
of forfeits.

A. Concession
Teams which anticipate a hardship in fielding a team for a
game which has already been scheduled and cannot be changed
should call the Sports office no later than 4:00pm the day of the game
to concede. A concession will be recorded as a loss, but will avoid
the designation of forfeit. Concessions will result in a Reduction
Rating (please refer to Rule X: Sportsmanship). To concede a game
scheduled on a weekend, the team must call by 4:00pm, Friday
afternoon.
B. Forfeit
All games shall be played on the date and hour scheduled
(including playoff games). Games lost by forfeit for any reason will
not be rescheduled. Forfeits will result in a 0 Sportsmanship Rating
(please refer to Rule XI: Sportsmanship).
Teams must have at least the minimum number of players
required present and ready to play as indicated by the specific rules
for that sport to avoid a forfeit.
C. Tournament Policy
A concession/forfeit in a single round robin tournament is
recorded as a loss and results in the team being removed from the
tournament. A forfeit in a single round robin tournament is recorded
as a loss and results in the team being removed from the tournament.
A concession in a single round robin is recorded as a loss, but the
team will remain in the tournament.
D. Rescheduling Policy
Rescheduling of games is possible, but is limited to time and
facility space available. If a team wishes to reschedule a game, it is
the responsibility of that team’s captain to notify the Sports office by
4:00 pm the day of the originally scheduled contest. The Sports office
will assist in finding available dates and times, but it is the

responsibility of the team captain to make arrangements with the
captain of the other team.
X. Sportsmanship
A. Team Sportsmanship Rating System
In sports involving officials, the Sportsmanship Rating System
will be utilized. This system was developed to make participants
responsible for their actions. Both teams will receive a
Sportsmanship Rating based on the scale detailed below. The
officials will rate both teams on a sliding scale based on the following
criteria:
4 – Excellent Sportsmanship: Players cooperate with the IP staff
and officials and other team members. The captain calmly
converses with the Intramural Sports staff and officials and also has
full control of his or her teammates and spectators.
3 – Good Sportsmanship: Team members complain about
decisions made by IP staff or officials, or show minor dissent, but
may or may not receive an unsportsmanlike penalty. Teams that
receive one unsportsmanlike penalty will receive no higher than a 3
rating.
2 – Mediocre Sportsmanship: Teams shows verbal dissent toward
IP staff, officials or the opposing team, which may or may not merit
an unsportsmanlike penalty. Captains exhibit minor control over their
teammates and spectators. Teams receiving two unsportsmanlike
penalties will receive no higher than a 2 rating.
1 – Poor Sportsmanship: Teams constantly commenting to the IP
staff and officials or the opposing team from the field or sidelines.
The team captain exhibits little or no control over teammates and
spectators. Teams receiving more than two unsportsmanlike
penalties or having a player ejected due to sportsmanship will
receive no higher than a 1 rating.

0 – Unacceptable Sportsmanship or Forfeit: Team is completely
uncooperative or forfeits. Captain has no control over teammates or
himself or herself. Any team causing a game to be forfeited by result
of unsportsmanlike behavior, or having multiple unsportsmanlike
penalties or more than one player ejection, will receive a 0 rating.
B. Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Unsportsmanlike conduct includes but is not limited to:
1. Attempting to influence a decision by an official or
supervisor.
2. Disrespectfully addressing an official or supervisor.
3. Indicating objections to an official or supervisor’s decision.
4. Using profanity, insulting, demeaning or vulgar language or
gestures.
5. Any form of baiting or taunting, including any form of
taunting which is intended or designed to embarrass,
ridicule or demean others under any circumstances
including on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexual
orientation or national origin.
6. Intentionally contacting a game official or supervisor.
Any individual who behaves inappropriately may receive any of the
following:
1. Verbal Warning: Any individual that displays a minor
sportsmanship infraction (i.e. cussing at him/herself) for the
first time is eligible for a verbal warning.
2. Conduct Penalty: Any individual that displays a major
sportsmanship infraction or hostile behavior (i.e. spiking the
ball, taunting an opponent, or cussing/yelling at an official)
may be eligible for a sanction.
3. Ejection: Any individual that displays a behavior that has
intent to harm any other individual involved or has
repeatedly verbally abused officials or participants.

NOTE: Any player who is ejected will be suspended. They must
schedule and meet with the Intramural Coordinator & SSG.
XI. Ejections and Disciplinary Action
A. Ejections
The Intramural Program reserves the right to eject any team,
participant, or spectator who interrupts the flow of a game in any
manner. Ejections may occur before, during, or after any contest.
Individuals that are ejected from an IP contest will be required to
leave the facility/field and are ineligible for further competition
(regardless of the sport) until meeting with the Sports Coordinator of
Intramural & Club Sports. Two ejections from one team in a game
will result in an automatic forfeiture of that game.
B. Reinstatement Process and Discipline
All ejected persons are suspended until they have met with the
Sports Coordinator of Intramural & Club Sports to review the incident.
Any attempts to participate or attend games prior to this meeting or
any action in violation of disciplinary action that has been levied will
result in additional action being taken.
NOTE: Any games missed before contacting the Sports Coordinator
will not factor into the suspension period.
XII. Protest
1. The IP staff realizes that, on occasion, an official may incorrectly
interpret and/or enforce a rule. The purpose of a protest is to insure
an equal opportunity for victory. A protest can be avoided through
intelligent and constructive conversation among the team captains
and IP staff.
2. Protests will only be allowed for incorrect interpretation/enforcement
of a rule and/or use of an ineligible player.
3. Protests will NOT be considered if they are based on a decision
involving the accuracy or judgment on the part of an official.

4. If a team wishes to protest player eligibility of an opponent, they must
do so before the start of the game, or once the player has officially
signed in to the game. Eligibility Protests made after these two
situations will not be considered.
5. If a team wishes to protest player eligibility of an opponent, they must
do so before the start of the game, or once the player has officially
6. If a team wishes to protest team eligibility of an opponent, they must
do so before the start of the game, or once the team has officially
7. Whenever a matter of protest arises during a game (other than player
eligibility), the captain of the protesting team shall notify the official
or IP supervisor before play continues. Once play has resumed
protests will not be heard.
8. The IP supervisor will attempt to resolve the protest. If the protest
cannot be resolved the Sports Coordinator will document the protest
with assistance from the team captain.
9. If the protest is upheld, the contest will be replayed from the point the
protest was lodged.
XIII. Weather Policy
In the case of inclement weather, participants are encouraged to
update with a memorandum from the division of Misamis Oriental office
or call district municipal specifically in the MDRRMO office. Participants
are encouraged to continue to further updates. In the event that games
are canceled due to inclement weather or other extraordinary
circumstance, participants will be notified via memo order and will be
continue after thus circumstances.
XIV. Point System
A. Recreational Games

First place – 30 point
Second place – 20 points
Third place – 10 points
Runner-up – 5 points
B. Individual/ Dual Sport, and Team Sport
First place – 50 point
Second place – 30 points
Third place – 20 points
Runner-up – 10 points
Note: In case of tie the breakers will be according to the head-head
result.
XV. Employment
IP is a teacher-student run program that actively recruits students as
official. No experience is required, and we provide all training necessary.
We work with schedule so that it can work, play, and attend class.
Interested individuals must attend officials’ clinics at the beginning of
each sport.
XVI. Professional Discretion
The Principal and Sports Coordinator of Intramural Sports will use
professional discretion when necessary to make adjustment and
exceptions to any IP policy, procedure, and/or rule in the best interest of
the entire program.

MECHANICS OF
THE GAMES:
LARONG – PINOY

TUG – OF – PEACE
A. Basic Description of Proposal

Title of Proposal: Tug – of – peace
Proponents: INCHS Community
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: Mini Forest (Day 1)
Sponsoring Agencies: M.O.O.E.
B. Rationale & Objectives
The objective of the game is for each team to pull the rope along with the
members of opposition team to their side. As soon as the second mark on the rope
from the center red mark crosses over to center line, the team to pull the rope to
their area wins the game.
C. Participating Teams
Junior High School Senior High School
Grade 7 Grade 9 Grade 11
D. Officiating Officials
1. Judge – facilitator of the game
2. Timekeeper – mange the time limit of the game
3. Scorer – records points of the team per set
E. Tournament Fees
There will be no fees collected.
F. Ground Rules
Teams According to the rules of tug of war, each team can accommodate
a maximum of 8-10 members. However, the combined weight of these members
should not exceed the weight determined for the particular category. Field and
Marking The game has to be played on a flat grassy patch of land. A line referred
to as a center line is marked on the playing zone and the rope is placed in a manner
that its center mark should align the center marked on the ground. On either sides

of the rope at the distance of 4 m from the center line, 2 more marks need to be
made. This is the point where in the first member of each team will stand.
The tug of war competition requires a judge. There are 3 different

commands that the judge gives to the players. The judge first announces “Pick up
the rope”, he then says “Take the string”, and finally he tells the players to “Pull”.
Once the pull command is said out the teams start pulling the rope. If a member of
the team falls down that member is given a caution. Each team is allowed two
cautions before getting disqualified. Fouls There is a particular technique that
needs to be applied while playing this game, if not then there will be a foul which
can call in for disqualifications. For e.g. lowering your elbow below the knee level
while pulling the rope is considered to be a foul and is called ‘locking’. Touching
the ground for a longer period of time is also considered as a foul.
G. Game Matches & Schedule of Game
DAY 1 (PM) DAY 2 (AM) DAY 2 (PM) DAY 3 (AM) DAY 3 (PM)
A vs. B A vs. C A vs. D A vs. E A vs. F
F vs. C B vs. D C vs. E D vs. F E vs. B
E vs. D F vs. E B vs. F C vs. B D vs. C
H. Working Committees
1 Head Official – deliver the result to the SSG office signed the scorer and
team captains
1 Scorer – records results of every game with the signature of team captain
I. Materials Requirement
1. Rope – 20 mm by 14 meters
2. Playing Area
3. Red Cloth

J. Funding Materials
LINE ITEM BUDGET FOR INCHS INTRAMURAL PROGRAM

(TUG-OF-PEACE – Budget Proposal)
ESTIMATED EXPENSES TOTAL
1. PERSONAL EXPENSES
A. Honorarium
Officiating Officials
Boys 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
Girls 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
nd
2 Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Consolation Certificate 100.00 100.00 100.00
B. Documentation Printing
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
D. Rope 100.00 100.00 100.00
E. Cloth 50.00 50.00 50.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00
Total Expenses P6,200.00

PATINTERO

Title of Proposal: Patintero
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: Akasya Avenue (Day 1)
The game will measure the speed, agility and witty attention of players, and
their ability to play, not as separate individuals but as a united team. A team is
composed of 5-8 players. The scores and the timekeeper are assigned. The
objective of a team is to accumulate as many points by passing the lines without
being tagged. A defensive team is called line guard while offensive team is called
the passer.
1. Referee – facilitator of the game
2. Timekeeper – mange the time limit of the game
3. Scorer – records points of the team per set
E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. The game is started with toss of a coin. The winner becomes the passer.
2. A two minutes per set is given to each team to score. A three set game
will be played.
3. Once the time elapse, scorer counts the total score and assume the
positions of the passer and vice –versa.

4. Passers are supposed to cross the lines from the starting point and back.
The later cannot go back the line they already passed or step out the
playing area.
5. Line guards are positioned always on the vertical and the first guard will
be on the horizontal line of the court. Their feet should always be on the
line and 1 feet tagged is not allowed. They cannot tag passers already
passed the line
6. If any of the passer is tagged, the next set will be played. The position
of each team from the start of the game until the end is cannot be
changed.
6 points
7 points 5 points
8 points 4 points
9 points 3 points
10 points 2 points
11 points 1 points
12 points

1. 1 Official – deliver the result to the SSG office signed the scorer and
team captains
2. 1 Scorer – records results of every game with the signature of team
captain
I. Materials
1. Colored Chalks
2. Playing Area – a 12.5 meter by 5-meter-wide quadrant divided into 10
equal quadrants.
J. Funding Materials

(Patintero – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
Girls 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
rd
3 Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

CHINESE GARTER
Title of Proposal: Chinese Garter
The game will measure the flexibility, balance and coordination of players,
and their ability to play, not as separate individuals but as a united team. A team
is composed of 5-8 players. The objective of the game then is to be able to
successfully jump over the garter as it is gradually held higher by the game posts.
There should be two people holding both ends of the garter which is stretched
horizontally while others are trying to transfer across the other side of the garter.
The main goal of this game is to across over the garter without being tripped. In
each round, the height of the garter increases. The garter generally starts from the
ankle – level and then knee – level, and so on until the garter is positioned
overhead. Higher rounds demand agility since players leap with their feet first in
the air and they cross over the garter and end up landing on the side. This means
that players should be agile, mentally skilled and must have grace in order to finish
the game. Moreover, doing cartwheels (to cross the garter) in higher levels is
allowed.
A. Participating Teams
B. Officiating Officials
Referee – facilitator of the game
Timekeeper – mange the time limit of the game

Scorer – records points of the team per set
C. Tournament Fees
D. Ground Rules
1. Players are divided into two or more teams, with a minimum number of
5-8 members per team.
2. Two members of the “it” team shall serve as “game posts” as they stand
opposite each other and hold each end of the garter. Just like in the
game ten – twenty, each team also has its own team leader, more
commonly known as the “Mother”.
3. Once a team member either touches the garter or fails to jump at a
certain level, the Mother can still save her team by taking her team
member’s turn. Failure to do so will lead to the team’s elimination by
making them the new game posts and will bring the game back to the
first level.
4. The Chinese Garter game is usually subdivided into ten levels. Most of
the time, however, the players may decide for their desired number of
levels for their game.
Level Description Level Description
The garter is being held by the
1 6 Shoulder high
posts closer to the ground.
2 Knee high 7 Shoulder high
3 Around the height of their hips 8 At the tip of the head
Waist high A few inches above the
4 9
head
As high as a kid raising
5 Chest high 10 his arms high on tip
toes.
5. Well, the game usually ends after the highest jump. Total scores will be
recorded.

Note: In case of tie, the winning the be the total number of scores of
each member
Level Score Level Score Level Score Level Score
1 1 point 4 4 points 7 7 point 10 10 points
2 2 points 5 5 points 8 8 points
3 3 points 6 6 points 9 9 points
E. Games Matches & Schedule of Game
F. Working Committees
1 Official – deliver the result to the SSG office signed the scorer and team
captains
1 Scorer – records results of every game with the signature of team captain
G. Materials
13 yards Chinese Garter

H. Funding Materials

(Chinese Garter – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
D. Chinese Garter 50.00 50.00 50.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

MECHANICS OF
THE GAMES:
INDIVIDUAL
AND DUAL
SPORTS

TABLE TENNIS

Title of Proposal: Table Tennis
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: INCHS Gymnasium (Day 1)
produce a physically competent individual. This recreational activity design
with structured tournaments and contest to encourage enjoyment, reduce
stress, healthy-wellness, meet peers and have fun. The first and second
place winners will be selected for Unit Meet Competition.
1. Serve as a resource by providing accurate and current information
regarding intramural rules, policies, and procedures.
2. Communicate and consistently enforce university, departmental, and
facility policies and procedures with all participants and co-workers.
3. Employ strong decision making and conflict resolution skills.
4. Report all injuries, equipment needs, and user issues to Intramural
Program staff.
5. Complete required injury/accident forms in a neat and precise manner.
6. Provide a competitive, fun, and safe environment through officiating.
7. Maintain a positive, friendly, and professional environment. Wear staff
apparel and maintain a clean, professional appearance.
8. Perform miscellaneous job-related tasks as assigned.

Officials Responsibility
Umpire The ‘main judge’ for the table tennis game.
He/she has the power to overrule any decisions
made by the service judge or line judges. The
umpire is the person ensuring that the
badminton game is run smoothly and prevent
any players from delaying the game play.
Responsible to make a ‘fault’ call when the
shuttle touches the player or the players’ attires
except for the table tennis racket.
Line Judges To sit beside the badminton court (right in front
of every in/out lines) to determine whether the
shuttle is inside or outside the boundaries of the
court.
Scorer Records the score of the per game
Sports Manager Submit pertinent paper to Sport Coordinator
E. Tournament Fees
There will be no fee collected.
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules in governed by International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF)
regulations. Some minor modifications have been implemented for the
Intramural Sports program to encourage sportsmanship, provide for the
safety of the participants and to adhere to time restrictions.
2. Minimum players to qualify for all points divisions will be 2 singles
participants and 1 doubles team for each organization.
3. Maximum players per grade level in all points divisions will be 2 singles
participants and 1 doubles teams.
4. Play will be governed by the rules of the U.S. Table Tennis Association.

5. Games will consist of 1 game played to 21. You must win by 2 points, with
a cap of 30. Until the final four, which will be best 2 out of 3 games to 21,
win by 2, with a cap of 30.
6. There are no "skunks" games (i.e. 7-0, 11-1). Games must be played to the
full 21 points as required.
7. Participants must serve 5 complete serves before relinquishing the serve to
the opponent. Even when the server has reached their 20th point, if they
have not served 5 times they must complete their serve rotation. Doubles
must serve across the mid table line in order to have a valid serve.
8. On the serve, the server must toss the ball into the air, without spinning the
ball. Contact between the paddle and the ball must be made in the air and
behind the service line (edge of the table).
9. Winners are responsible for returning their scores to the event supervisor.

1. Sports Managers – responsible for the oversight of the game policies and
activities and may change or suspend intramural activities at any time with
or without notice. (Refer to Rule II.G.a)
2. Officials – responsible for the overview of rules and regulations of the game
3. Documentation – responsible for taking pictures during the gameplay.

I. Funding Requirement

(Table Tennis – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
Girls 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
nd
2 Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

BADMINTON

Title of Proposal: Badminton
place winners will be selected for Unit Meet Competition
Program staff.

Umpire The ‘main judge’ for the particular badminton
game. He/she has the power to overrule any
decisions made by the service judge or line
judges. The umpire is the person ensuring that
the badminton game is run smoothly and
prevent any players from delaying the game
play. Responsible to make a ‘fault’ call when the
shuttle touches the player or the players’ attires
except for the badminton racket. In badminton,
it will be a fault/foul to a player if the shuttle
touches any part of that player’s body or attire.
Line Judges To sit beside the badminton court (right in front
of every in/out lines) to determine whether the
shuttle is inside or outside the boundaries of the
court.
E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules is governed by Badminton World Federation (BWF) regulations.
Some minor modifications have been implemented for the Intramural
Sports program to encourage sportsmanship, provide for the safety of
the participants and to adhere to time restrictions.
2. Service may be determined by either a coin toss or a drop of the shuttle.
You win a rally if you hit the shuttle over the net and onto the floor of the
opposing side's court. You lose the rally if you hit the shuttle into the net,
or over the net but outside of the opposing side's court. You also lose

the rally if, for example, the shuttle touches you or your clothing, or if you
hit it before it crosses the net.
3. The service courts are slightly different for singles and doubles. A shuttle
on the line is "in". The server and receiver stand in the diagonally
opposite service courts (always right hand at the start of the game) but
therefore players may move anywhere on their side of the net. The
server must obey laws designed to force underhand delivery of the
serve, and the receiver must stand still until the service is struck.
4. Matches comprise of one game, with the final games being best of three
games. In men's singles and men's doubles, 15 points wins a game.
However, if the score reaches 14-14, the side that first reached 14 can
choose either to play to 15, or to set the game to 17 points. The final
score will reflect the sum of the points won before setting plus the points
gained in setting. Scoring in women's singles, women's doubles, and
mixed doubles is slightly different. 11 points wins a game and there is
the option to set to 13 points at 10-10.
5. Each game starts at 0-0. If the serving side wins a rally, it scores a point
and serves again but from the alternate service court. If the receiving
side wins the rally, the score remains unchanged and the service passes
to the next player in turn. In singles, this is the opponent; in doubles it's
either the partner or, if both players have just had a turn of serving, one
of the opponents.

1. Sports Managers – responsible for the oversight of the game policies
and activities and may change or suspend intramural activities at any
time with or without notice. (Refer to Rule II.G.a)

2. Officials – responsible for the overview of rules and regulations of the
game

(Badminton – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
Girls 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
st
1 Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
rd
3 Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

ARNIS (ANYO)
Title of Proposal: ARNIS
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: INCHS Dujo (Day 1)
place winners will be selected for Unit Meet Competition
Program staff.

5 Judges Determine the score obtained by the
performer/s which will be added together to get
the average score.
E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules in governed by International Arnis Rules (IAR). Some minor
modifications have been implemented for the Intramural Sports program
to encourage sportsmanship, provide for the safety of the participants
and to adhere to time restrictions.
2. Participant/team may or may not choose to have musical
accompaniment with their performance. Music should be Ethnic Filipino
in nature and should be recorded on the cassette tapes, audio compact
discs or Stored in USB’s. Live music is not allowed. Music will be
checked the day before the competition proper.
3. In case of TIE, the highest and the lowest score of the five (5) judges
shall be eliminated; hence, the score of the remaining three (3) judges
shall be determined to break the tie.
* In case of another Tie: Repeat performance shall apply
4. The ranking of participants is based from the net score obtained which
is determined by deducting all identified point deduction/s committed if
any in accordance with the rules.
5. Each performance shall have a minimum of one (1) minute and a
maximum time limit of two (2) minutes. The official time shall start when
the player/team gives the Standard courtesy (Pugay) and it shall
officially have ended when the player/team gives the ending courtesy
(Pugay).

6. The Likha Anyo performance shall be focused on Arnis skills. No
Acrobatic/fancy movement (such as; tumbling, back flip, somersault,
cartwheel and other combative discipline skills will be incorporated
during the performance of likha anyo.
Game Schedule will on the day 1, draw lots for fairness.
game

(Arnis – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Officiating Officials 5 Judge 300.00 1,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
rd
3 Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
500.00 500.00 500.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND

CHESS

Title of Proposal: Chess
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: Chess Club Room
Intramurals Program (IP) was carefully selected activities to help produce a

physically competent individual. This recreational activity design with structured
tournaments and contest to encourage enjoyment, reduce stress, healthy-
wellness, meet peers and have fun. The first and second place winners will be
selected for Unit Meet Competition
Program staff.
5. Complete required injury/accident forms in a neat and precise
manner.
7. Maintain a positive, friendly, and professional environment. Wear
staff apparel and maintain a clean, professional appearance.

Arbiter Responsible to let all players knows the
guidance and rules of the game. To decide
fairness and proclaim winners in a match.
Sports Manager Submit pertinent papers to Sport Coordinator
E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by Fédération de Internationale de Éches (FIDE).
Some minor modifications have been implemented for the Intramural
Sports program to encourage sportsmanship, provide for the safety of
the participants and to adhere to time restrictions.
B. There will be a one (1) hour limit on completion of match.
C. If the match is not completed within the one (1) hour limit, the winner
will be decided off of points captured.
D. Point values are given to each pieces as it is captured.
Piece Value
Pawn 1
Knight 3
Bishop 3
Rook 5
Queen 9
E. A coin toss will decide which player will get the first move.
F. Check
a. When the king of a player can be captured by a piece of the
opponent, one says that the king is in check. For instance, the white
player moves their rook to a position such that it attacks the black king,
i.e., if black doesn't do anything about it, the rook could capture the
black king in the next move: we say that the white rook gives check. It

is considered good manners to say check when one checks one’s
opponent.
b. It is not allowed to make a move, such that one’s king is in check
after the move. If a player accidently tries to make such a move, he
must take the move back and make another move (following the rules
that one must move with the piece one has touched
G. Checkmate
a. When a player is in check, and he cannot make a move such that
after the move, the king is not check, then he is mated. The player that
is mated lost the match, and the player that mated him won the match.
b. Note that there are three different possible ways to remove a check:
i. Move the king away to a square where he is not in check.
ii. Take the piece that gives the check. (In case of a check, given by a
rook, bishop or queen)
iii. Move a piece between the checking piece and the king.
H. Stalemate
a. When a player cannot make any legal move, but he is not in check,
then the player is said to be stalemated. In a case of a stalemate,
the match is a draw.

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(Chess – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
Girls 15 games 100.00 1,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
nd
2 Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Printing Bond Paper (ream) 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

MECHANICS OF
THE GAMES:
TEAM SPORTS

SEPAK TAKRAW
Title of Proposal: Sepak Takraw
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: Mini – Forest (Day 1)

Program staff.

Referee Responsible to let all players knows the
Sports Manager Submit pertinent papers to Sport Coordinator
E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by International Sepak Takraw Federation
(ITSAF). Some minor modifications have been implemented for the
2. Games of Sepak Takraw shall be played by two teams of three players.
3. The team to serve first is decided by a coin toss before the match
commences.
4. Play begins when the server is thrown the ball by a teammate and must
then kick the ball over the net whilst keeping one foot in the service
circle.
5. Players may only touch the ball with their feet, head, knees and chest.
Touching the ball with the hand or any other part of the body can result
in a fault and a point for the opposition.
6. Each team is allowed a maximum of three touches of the ball to return it
back over the net without letting it touch the ground.
7. Failure to return the ball over the net before it hits the ground results in
a point to the opposition.
8. The first team to reach 21 points wins a set. The first team to win two
sets is declared the winner.

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3. Documentation – responsible for taking pictures during the gameplay

(Sepak-takraw – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
st
1 Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
rd
3 Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

BASKETBALL
Title of Proposal: Basketball

2. Communicate and consistently enforce university, departmental, and facility
policies and procedures with all participants and co-workers.
4. Report all injuries, equipment needs, and user issues to Intramural Program
staff.

E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by Fédération Internationale de Basketball
(FIBA). Some minor modifications have been implemented for the
2. A team shall be composed of not more than 12 officially registered team
members
3. The game shall be played in four quarters of ten (10) minutes each.

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(Basketball – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner Up 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner Up 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner Up 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

VOLLEYBALL
Title of Proposal: Volleyball
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: INCHS Ground (Day 1)

Program staff.
Provide a competitive, fun, and safe environment through officiating.
Maintain a positive, friendly, and professional environment. Wear staff
Perform miscellaneous job-related tasks as assigned.

E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by International Volleyball Federation)
(FIBV). Some minor modifications have been implemented for the
Intramural Sports program to encourage sportsmanship, provide for
the safety of the participants and to adhere to time restrictions.
2. A coin toss is made to start the game, the winner must choose either,
court, serve, or receive.
3. A team shall be composed of 10 members and 2 liberoes’, officially
registered team members.
4. The game shall be played in 3 sets, 25 points per set.

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(Volleyball – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Officiating Official
Girls 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner U 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner U 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner U 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Printing Bond Paper (ream 250.00 250.00 250.00
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

FOOTBALL
Title of Proposal: Football
Schedule of Implementation & Venue: Mini – Forest (Day 1)

2. Communicate and consistently enforce university, departmental, and facility
policies and procedures with all participants and co-workers.
4. Report all injuries, equipment needs, and user issues to Intramural Program
staff.

E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by Fédération Internationale de Football
Association (FIFA). Some minor modifications have been implemented
for the Intramural Sports program to encourage sportsmanship, provide
for the safety of the participants and to adhere to time restrictions.
2. A coin is made to start the game.
3. A team shall be composed of not more than 15 members officially
registered team members.
4. The game shall be played in two (2) periods of thirty-five (35) minutes
each with an interval of (5) minutes.
5. The team that scores the most number of goals at the end of the match
shall be declared the winner.



(Football – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner U 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner U 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner U 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

FUTSAL
Title of Proposal: Futsal

Program staff.

E. Tournament Fees
F. Ground Rules
1. Rules will be governed by International Futsal Federation (IFF). Some minor
modifications have been implemented for the Intramural Sports program to
encourage sportsmanship, provide for the safety of the participants and to
adhere to time restrictions.
2. A coin toss is made to start the game.
3. A team shall be composed of 12 members officially registered team
members.
4. The game shall be played in 3 sets, 25 points per set.
5. Maximum of 7 substitutes can be used in a game.
6. Two (2) halves of 20 minutes per half (running time) with 5 minutes’ interval
in between half.
7. Each team is allowed to have 1-minute time out only once per half. This
time out cannot be carried over in the next half if unused.



(Patintero – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
Boys 15 games 300.00 4,500.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy
CHAMPION 400.00 400.00 400.00
1st Runner U 350.00 350.00 350.00
2nd Runner U 250.00 250.00 250.00
3rd Runner U 200.00 200.00 200.00
B. Documentation
Ink for printing 900.00 900.00 900.00
C. Score Sheet 100.00 100.00 100.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 500.00 500.00 500.00

TOTAL BUDGET PROPOSAL FOR INTRAMURAL PROGRAM
(Overall Sports – Budget Proposal)
A. Honorarium
i. Tug – of – Peace 30 games x 100.00 = 3,000.00
ii. Patintero 30 games x 100.00 = 3,000.00
iii. Chinese Garter 15 games x 100.00 = 1,500.00
iv. Table Tennis 30 games x 300.00 = 9,000.00
v. Badminton 30 games x 300.00 = 9,000.00
vi. Arnis 5 judge’s x 300.00 = 1,500.00
vii. Chess 30 games x 100.00 = 4,500.00
viii. Sepak Takraw 15 games x 300.00 = 4,500.00
ix. Basketball 15 games x 300.00 = 4,500.00
x. Volleyball 15 games x 300.00 = 4,500.00
xi. Football 15 games x 300.00 = 4,500.00
xii. Futsal 15 games x 300.00 = 4,500.00
Sub – Total P 54,000.00
2. MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATING SERVICES
A. Prizes (Trophy)
Champion 12 sports x 400.00 = 4,800.00
1st Runner Up 12 sports x 350.00 = 4,200.00
2nd Runner Up 12 sports x 300.00 = 3,600.00
3rd Runner Up 12 sports x 250.00 = 3,000.00
Consolation Certificate 12 sports x 200.00 = 2,400.00
B. Light and Power 3 days’ x 500.00 = 1,500.00
C. Documentation Printing
Bond Paper 12 reams x 250.00 = 3,000.00
Ink 12 pieces’ x 900.00 = 10,800.00
D. Score Sheet 12 sports x 100.00 = 1,200.00
3. CONTIGENCY FUND 12 sports x 500.00 = 6,000.00
Sub – Total P 40,500.00
Total Expenses P 94,500.00
A Certified: B Certified:
Charges to appropriation/allotment
necessary, lawful and under my direct Existence of available appropriation
supervision.
Supporting documents valid, proper and
legal
Printed Name RANDOLPH B. TORTOLA Printed CLAUDITA P. BALITON

Schools Division Superintendent Name Provincial Budget Officer
Position Head, Requesting Position Head, Budget Unit/Authorized
Office/Authorized Representative Representative
Date Date
Prepared by: _____________ Noted by: ______________
Sports Committee Principal

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A. Basic Description of Proposal

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