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Durham Ultimate Club Indoor Rules

The 11 edition rules are followed except for the rules outlined below.

1. Contact is to be avoided in every way possible.
2. The teams will play 6 on 6 with a ratio of 4 men to 2 women. Teams must have a minimum of 5 players, of which 1 must be a women, to avoid defaulting. If a team plays with more than 2 women on the field the other team does not have to match.
3. Teams should start their game as soon as possible and games end on the buzzer or at 5 minutes to the hour if the buzzer is not set.
4. The game starts with a pull, with each team starting at the back line of the end zone. A 10 yard brick should be used for out of bounds pulls.
5. There is no pull after a point. When a team scores, the scoring player acknowledges that he/she has scored a goal by raising the disc above their head and then placing the disc on the ground at that spot. The offensive player has 8 seconds to put the disc into play from where it was placed by the scoring team. (They cannot walk the disc up to the front goal line). If the offense is taking too long, a defensive player, within 3 m of the disc, can announce delay of game and loudly count to 8.
6. During regular play, if the disc goes out of the back or sides of the end zone the offensive player must bring the disc to the front of the endzone directly ahead of where it went out. If the disc is turned over and lands in the endzone the offensive player can either play it from where it is or bring the disc to the front of the end zone.
7. Stall counts are to 8 rather than 10. The disc is considered stalled down upon the utterance of the ‘e’ in eight. Contested stalls come in on “stall 7".
8. Substitutions are made on the fly by tagging. The tag should occur within 1 meter of the side line and within 5 meters of the half way point of the field.
9. Foot blocks, whether attempted or successful, are not allowed and are considered a foul. Captains can agree to use foot-blocks.
10. Each team gets one 60-second time out but it cannot be used in the last 5 minutes of the game.
11. There is no overtime during regular season play. If the score is tied when the buzzer goes then that is the final score. If the disc is in the air when the buzzer goes then it is still considered live and should be played.
12. Two Roster Limit: In most circumstances, a player should only appear on one roster. The exception agreed upon by league captains is that if you happen to be a paid rostered member of two teams, then you are allowed to play for both teams. Players should not be on more than two rosters.

13. If the offensive team is found to be playing with more than six players (or the agreed upon gender-ratio), it is an automatic turnover and all players return to where they were at the time the error was made (guided by what is most fair). If a point was scored with more than 6 players on the field, the point does not count.
14. If the defensive team is playing with more than six players, the offensive team retains possession (even if the disc was turned over) and the additional defensive player(s) leave the playing field immediately.
15. If a team is going to be short players they must abide by the following rules to use subs: 
    1. $10 per game per sub to be paid, by etransfer to kevin@durhamultimateclub.com, prior to stepping on the field.
    2. Prior to the game start captains must inform the other team how many subs are playing and who they are. Subs can join the game at any time as long as they were declared in this manner prior to game start.
    3. Maximum of 2 substitute players are allowed per team per game.
    4. Any team that plays a sub and does not pay the $10 fee will be fined $50 and be issued a default for the game.
    5. Rostered players cannot play for another team within the same round robin group. Example: A player rostered for a team in the competitive division cannot sub for another team in the competitive division.
    6. Any player can sub, as long as they pay the fee, and they are DUC members, and none of the above rules are broken.