2015 National Ocean Sciences Bowl Northern New England Regional Competition February 7, 2015

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1 2015 National Ocean Sciences Bowl Northern New England Regional Competition February 7, 2015 Hosted by University of Maine School of Marine Sciences Regional Co- Sponsors Maine Sea Grant College Program University of New England New Hampshire Sea Grant

2 2015 SPONSORS SCHWAB CHARITABLE FUND MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GENEROSITY OF WENDY & ERIC SCHMIDT NOSB is a program of the Consortium for Ocean Leadership

3 Welcome to the University of Maine! The 2015 Nor easter Bowl is a regional competition of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB). This event is co- sponsored by the following institutions of higher education. The University of Maine School of Marine Sciences, with more than 50 faculty, is the largest concentration of marine expertise in Maine and offers one of the largest programs in the Northeast. The School s academic programs include marine science, aquaculture, marine biology, oceanography, and marine policy. The Semester- by- the- Sea, a unique in- residence program at the Darling Marine Center, provides intensive field experience for marine science majors. House on 170 acres in the Damariscotta River Estuary, the Darling Marine Center is the marine laboratory of the University of Maine. With nine resident faculty, research vessels, seawater laboratories, and electron microscope facilities, the Center functions year- round as a research and education facility serving faculty, stall, students, and visiting researchers from around the world. The Maine Sea Grant College Program supports marine science research and outreach activities to promote the understanding, sustainable use and conservation of ocean and coastal resources. Based at the University of Maine, our coast- wide program works in partnership with marine industries, scientists, government agencies, private organizations and a wide range of marine resource users. Maine Sea Grant is part of the National Sea Grant College Program, a network of 30 programs in each coastal and Great Lake states. The University of New Hampshire and NH Sea Grant is home to UNH s marine programs in marine biology, oceanography and ocean engineering, and has three marine laboratories: The Jackson Lab, the Coastal Marine Lab and the Shoals Marine Lab. UNH Sea Gran Docents volunteer their time to deliver marine education. The University of New England, with campuses in Biddeford and Portland, is an independent university with degree programs focused on health and life sciences. UNE s Marine Science Education and Research Center provides students, faculty and visiting researchers with a window to the sea. The center is the only facility of its kind and contains two state- of- the- art flow through sea water teaching laboratories as well as a lab dedicated to aquaculture and marine biology research. Maine Maritime Academy is an international leader in maritime studies. The newer programs address today s needs and tomorrow s concerns regarding energy production, international business practices and the ocean environment. Their academic programs are designed and managed by faculty from diverse academic backgrounds, from industrial positions in engineering, shipping operations, marine science, maritime management, and small vessel design and operation. 3

4 Our Gratitude is Extended to Our Local Business and Nonprofit Nor easter Bowl 2015 Supporters 4

5 We Extend a Special Thank You to our Nor easter Bowl 2015 Sponsors and Supporters FUNDING SUPPORT Consortium for Ocean Leadership (COL) Schwab Charitable Fund made possible by the generosity of Wendy & Eric Schmidt National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) The Curtis & Edith Munson Foundation Leave Only Bubbles Marine Science Curriculum Supplies University of Maine School of Marine Sciences Gulf of Maine Marine Education Association Kahled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation Deerbrook Charitable Trust The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation NASA Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING VOLUNTEERS University of Maine School of Marine Sciences University of New England Maine Maritime Academy New Hampshire Sea Grant FRIDAY NIGHT EVENING KEYNOTE SPEAKER Noah Oppenheim, University of Maine FIELD TRIPS & OTHER PRIZES Leave Only Bubbles Marine Science Curriculum Supplies University of Maine/Darling Marine Center Maine Maritime Academy UNH/New Hampshire Sea Grant. Great Bay Discovery Center Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences New England Aquarium Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve NOAA Gulf of Maine Research Institute FOOD AND BEVERAGE DONATIONS Old Town Dairy Queen: Friday evening ice cream social Governor s Restaurant: Baked goods for afternoon snack Coca Coal: Bottled beverages Old Town Hannaford: Breakfast 5

6 2015 Nor easter Bowl Teams Belfast HS I Belfast HS II Coastal Studies for Girls Contoocook Valley Reg. H.S I Belfast, ME Belfast, ME Brunswick, ME Peterborough, NH Grace Bagley Eilha Charbonnier Katherine Rigney Douglas White Allison Martell Maylinda Boynton Faith Hoyle Thayer Taft Alexis Racioppi Charles (Jordan) Bickford Kate Laemmie Ben Graves Ashley Flanders Alyson Peabody Emma McGurren Michael Zrzavy Leah Taylor Colleen Hendricks Christopher Galea Coach: Dave Thomas Coach: Beth Baker Asst. Coach: Beth Baker Asst. Coach: Dave Thomas Coach: Elizabeth Halliday Coach: Ken Cloutier Contoocook Valley Reg. H.S II Falmouth HS I Falmouth HS II Marshwood HS I Peterborough, NH Falmouth, ME Falmouth, ME South Berwick, ME Genna Weidner Sarah Dobbins Andy Clement Elliott Greene Nick Graves Abigail Woodruff Teah Buble Colleen Tuano Sawyer Cawthern Samuel Reed Marie Baker Lindsey Poirier Dante Vaidya Maxwell Reed Eleanor Roberts Jacob Scremin Marlena Sorbello Jonah Paris Grace Connolly Coach: Kimberly Blenk Coach: Kimberly Blenk Coach: Pati Cloutier Asst. Coach: Gary Glick Asst. Coach: Gary Glick Coach: Allison Box Marshwood HS II Medomak Valley HS Morse HS Orono HS South Berwick, ME Waldoboro, ME Bath, ME Orono, ME Agustin Lewis Ezra Hinkley Minah Sopia Sreden Nathan Frederick Andrew Wengert Alexia Hilt Sean Detwiler Garry Morneault Brittany Goodwin Emily Wotton Andrew Ceglinski Anna Ellis Austin Trobetto James Vandett Kevin Tolan Lowell Ruck Georgia Caramagno Leia Graves Brawley Benson Coach: Allison Box Coach: Julie LaRosa Asst. Coach: Rebecca Louison Coach: Christopher Lynch Asst. Coach: Lauren Andrews Coach: Katherine Miller Poland Regional H.S I Poland Regional HS II Sanford HS Waterville HS Poland, ME Poland, ME Sanford, ME Waterville, ME Katelyn Smith Joseph Principe Olivia Kallis Anna Ramgren Spencer Robinson Nathaniel Nawfel Tian Morrison Ashley Melanson Carly King Alec Picard Summer Korpaczewski Hanna Bouchard Zachary LaBonne Arnold Cyr Lauren Fink Samuel Minot Thomas Callahan Tyler Bateman Julia Badarco Coach: Bob O'Brien Coach: Jon Ramgren Coach: Michelle Smith Asst. Coach: Michelle Smith Coach: Beth Marass Asst. Coach: Bill L'Heureux Windham HS I Windham HS II York HS Windham, NH Windham, NH York, ME Sean Frangos Mariam Siddiqi Sarah James Athena Chan Areem Siddiqi Emma Patten Noah Hebert Sky Hebert Celina Neal Carli Rubery Marissa Trost Makenzie Moore Coach: Karalyn Gauvin Coach: Karalyn Gauvin Abby Leclerc Coach: Michael Masi 6

7 Nor easter Bowl Event Schedule February 7, 2015 Time Activity Location 7:00 am Registration and Exhibits D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lobby 8:00 am Welcome and Opening Remarks Dr. Fei Chai, University of Maine Katie Clegg, Nor easter Bowl Coordinator D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lecture hall 8:45 am Move to Your Competition Rooms D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 8) 9:00 am Competition Rounds Begin (Round robin tournament with matches scheduled every 30 minutes) D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 8) 10:00 am Mid- morning Break and Snacks D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lobby 10:30 am Competition Rounds Resume (Round robin tournament with matches scheduled every 30 minutes) D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 8) 12:00 pm Lunch at the Student Union (Do not forget your lunch ticket!!) The Bear s Den in the Student Union Building 1:00 pm Single Elimination Rounds Begin D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 10) 2:00 pm Break and Snacks D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lobby 2:30 pm Quarter- Final Competition Round D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 10) **Campus tour will be available at this time** **Meet at Information Desk for tour** 3:15 pm Semi- Final Competition Round D.P. Corbett Building (See room assignments on p. 10) 4:00 pm Final Competition Round D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lecture hall 4:45 pm Awards Ceremony D.P. Corbett Building 1 st floor lecture hall 5:15 pm Depart Please note that times are approximate and competition timing may result in start times for competition rounds being delayed as the day progresses. To ensure that we remain as close as to on schedule as possible, teams are expected to be ready in their competition rooms by each competition round start time. 7

8 - - Nor easter Bowl 2015 Score Card Teams receive 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, and 0 points for a loss In the event of an overall points tie, total points scored will be calculated to determine seeding in the afternoon round - ALL teams will advance to the single elimination round Belfast A (BEL1) Belfast B (BEL2) Coastal Studies for Girls (CSG) CONVAL A (CON1) CONVAL B (CON2) Falmouth A (FAL1) Falmouth B (FAL2) Marshwood A (MSH1) Marshwood B (MSH2) Medomak Valley (MED) Morse (MRS) Orono (ORO) Poland A (POL1) Poland B (POL2) Sanford (SAN) Waterville (WAT) Windham A (WIN1) Windham B (WIN2) York (YORK) Round Total 8

9 Morning Round Robin Tournament Schedule 3 flights of 6/7 teams (For school abbreviations, see Scorecard on P. 8) All competition room numbers refer to rooms in the D.P. Corbett Building Building/Room Judging Team Round 1 Round 2 Break Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:30am 11:00am 11:30am DPC 105 UMAINE 2 BEL1-CON2 FAL1-POL2 BEL1-FAL1 CON2-MED FAL1-WAT DPC 215 UM/UNH FAL1-MED BEL1-YORK CON2-POL2 BEL1-WAT CON2-YORK DPC 100 UMAINE 1 POL2-WAT MED-WAT MED-YORK POL2-YORK CSG-MSH1 DPC 217 UNH BEL2-CSG MSH1-POL1 BEL2-MSH1 CSG-WIN2 DPC 115 SEA GRANT MSH1-ORO BEL2-WIN2 CSG-POL1 ORO-POL1 BEL2-ORO DPC 117 UMAINE 3 POL1-WIN2 CON1-WIN1 ORO-WIN2 FAL2-SAN SAN-MSH2 DPC 109 UNE CON1-FAL2 MRS-SAN MSH2-MRS MRS-WIN1 CON1-MRS DPC 107 MMA SAN-WIN1 FAL2-MSH2 CON1-MSH2 FAL2-WIN1 BYES YORK CON2 WAT FAL1 BEL1, MED CSG, ORO FAL2, WIN1 BEL2 POL2 MSH2 CON1, SAN MSH1, MRS POL1, WIN2 CYCLONE VORTE BLIZZARD BEL1 BEL2 CON1 CON2 CSG FAL2 FAL1 MSH1 MSH2 MED ORO MRS POL2 POL1 SAN WAT WIN2 WIN1 YORK 9

10 Single Elimination Round Bracket ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 1:00pm 1:30pm 2:30pm 3:15pm 4:00pm QUARTERFINAL SEMIFINAL FINAL 16 2A DPC 100 2A WINNER Match 1A DPC 100 1A WINNER A DPC 100 3A WINNER 9 2B DPC 107 2B WINNER 8 4 2C DPC 109 2C WINNER D DPC 105 2D WINNER E DPC 117 2E WINNER 1B 1B DPC 117 WINNER 4A DPC 100 3B DPC 107 3B WINNER 18 3C DPC 109 3C WINNER 10 2F DPC 115 2F WINNER G DPC 215 2G WINNER 1C 1C DPC 215 WINNER 4B DPC D DPC 105 3D WINNER 11 2H DPC 217 2H WINNER 6 3A WINNER 5A DPC 100 3B WINNER NOR'EASTER BOWL CHAMPION 10

11 Seeding for Afternoon Rounds All teams will advance to the afternoon rounds and will be ranked based on the results from the morning round robin. The top ranking team takes the 1 seed. In the case of a tie, the team that scored the greatest number of points during the round robin will receive the higher ranking. If there is still a tie, the team captains will flip a coin to see who receives the higher ranking. Pairings are set up so that if seeds 1 and 2 won all of their rounds, they would meet in the finals. When a team loses a match during the single elimination rounds, they are eliminated from the competitions. Afternoon Enrichment Opportunities University of Maine Campus Tour 2:30 pm Guided Walking Tour of UMaine Students are invited to participate in a walking tour of the campus, guided by a University of Maine tour guide. Student participants should be accompanied by an adult and should be prepared for the weather conditions. The tour will be approximately 1 hour in length and will meet at the information desk in the lobby of D.P Corbett. Non- Competition Practice Rounds Room 2:00 3:30 pm: Face Off and Have Fun! Teams who are eliminated from the competition throughout the afternoon are welcome to visit our practice room in DPC 115 to face off against one another in a fully operational competition room using questions from already completed 2015 afternoon competition rounds. 11

12 Nor easter Bowl 2015 Field Trip Prizes (Distributed by Team Selection in Order of Competition Results One per school excluding the winning school, whose trip will be to the finals in Mississippi) Sportsmanship Trip: University of Maine/Darling Marine Center (Given to the winner of the good sportsmanship award) A two night stay at the Darling Marine Center in Walpole, Maine. Visit includes: Time sampling aboard a research vessel, Lab time with Scientists,. Use of labs and microscopes, Meals on Saturday and Sunday breakfast. Isle of Shoals Discovery Cruise UNH/New Hampshire Sea Grant. Join scientists and docents aboard a UNH research vessel to the Shoals Marine Laboratory for shipboard and island activities. (2 schools) Maine Maritime Academy Boat trip A one- day sampling cruise and guided tour at Maine maritime Academy, starting at the campus in Castine, Maine. Visit the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences A one- day visit featuring sessions with the scientists of this world- renowned facility at their location in East Boothbay Harbor, Maine. (2 schools) Kayak trip at the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve A one- day guided, interpretive, kayak trip in the Great Bay Estuary. Tour starts at the Great Bay Discovery Center in Greenland, New Hampshire. Visit the Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve A one- day tour with the stewardship Coordinator and research associate. Features lab work and perhaps some boat sampling. Meet at the Wells reserve in Wells, Maine. Visit the Gulf of Maine Research Institute A one- day visit featuring sessions with the scientists and staff of this cutting edge Oceanographic research institution on the waterfront in Portland, Maine. Dates in March and April will be offered. (2 schools) New England Aquarium Behind the Scenes Tour Trip includes admission and a guided Behind the scenes tour for a group of 7 at the New England Aquarium on Long Warf in Boston Harbor, Massachusetts. Tour one of NOAA s modern Research Vessels A one- day guided tour of the R/V Henry B. Bigelow, one of the most technologically advanced vessels in the NOAA fleet. The tour will be given by a Science Officer of the vessel on an available dock date in either Boston or Portland. 12

13 2015 Nor easter Bowl Swag and Prize Packages All student team members will receive an event t- shirt. All coaches will receive an event t- shirt, a discount coupon from Leave Only Bubbles, All volunteers will receive an event t- shirt. 1 st Place Prize Package All expenses paid trip to Ocean Springs, MS to compete in the 2015 National Ocean Sciences Bowl Post- secondary Education Scholarships $50 Gift Certificate to Purchase Leave Only Bubbles Merchandise Six UMaine School of Marine Science T- shirts Textbook: Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Introduction to Marine Science by Dr. David W. Townsend Five- DVD Special Edition of Blue Planet documentaries 1 year membership to the National Marine Educator s Association 6 Nor easter Bowl Water Bottles 2 nd Place Prize Package First choice of New England Field Trip Prizes Post- secondary Education Scholarships Six UMaine School of Marine Sciences T- Shirts Textbook: Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Introduction to Marine Science by Dr. David W. Townsend The Deep Coffee Table Book Three- DVD Set of Frozen Planet documentaries 6 Nor easter Bowl Water Bottles 3 rd Place Prize Package Second choice of New England Field Trip Prizes Post- secondary Education Scholarships Six UMaine School of Marine Sciences T- Shirts Textbook: Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Introduction to Marine Science by Dr. David W. Townsend Citizens of the Sea Coffee Table Book DVD Planet Ocean Documentary 6 Nor easter Bowl Water Bottles 4 th 13 th Place Schools Each remaining school will select a field trip prize in turn based on the order of their placing. Schools are encouraged to select field trips that they are sure they can use. 13

14 Nor easter Bowl 2015 Staffing and Volunteers Nor easter Bowl 2015 Organizing Committee Katie Clegg, Nor easter Bowl 2015 Coordinator Dr. William G. Ellis, School of Marine Sciences Field Trip Prize Coordination Jon Manley Set- up and Registration Organizing Committee Members UMaine School of Marine Sciences Graduate & Undergraduate Students Volunteer Judging Teams (See next page for listing) Science Central Judges & Master Rules Judge Dr. Peter Jumars, UMaine School of Marine Sciences Dr. Mary Jane Perry, UMaine School of Marine Sciences Dr. Emmanuel Boss, UMaine, School of Marine Sciences Katie Clegg, Master Rules Judge University Onsite Services Coordinator Theresa McMannus, UMaine Conference Services Research Posters University of Maine School of Marine Science Graduate & Undergraduate Students Campus Tour Coordinator Mary Lambert, UMaine Office of Recruitment Nor easter Bowl Logo/T- Shirt Creator Noah Oppenheim, UMaine School of Marine Sciences 14

15 2015 Nor easter Bowl Volunteers University of Maine Antonia Barela Ruleo Camacho Ali Chase Zhou Fang TJ Goodrow Erin Hayes- Pontius Ian Jones Christopher Markey George Maynard Mackenzie Mazur Noah Oppenheim Lauren Pickford Josephine Roussell Savannah Toby Ziwen Ye Meg Begley Tyler Carrier Alexandra Cuadros Jamie Fisher Taja Harper Catherine Johnston Nicole Keefner Maggie Mahoney Elisabeth Maxwell Chelsey Mitchell Alexandra Pergerson Lauren Rice Megan Switzer Tyler Van Kirk Jiaying Zhang Ann Clevland Sue Hazlett Alan Verde Maine Maritime Academy Pam Grindle Betsy Reese Sarah Redmond Maine Sea Grant Lynn Wardwell University of New England Lauren Bamford Tracey Bauer Lauren Bien Jenna Cava David Guay Phillip Schotte Laura Sirak Kayla Smith Zachary Tranchemontagne University of New Hampshire/NH Sea Grant Ann Ablowich Kipp Freeman Tara Hicks- Johnson Jon Manley Ed Rowan Ed Chun Taite Greg Thayer Allan Waterfield 15

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17 National Ocean Scholarship Program What is the National Ocean Scholarship Program? As part of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) program s continuing effort to recognize individual achievement as part of the NOSB program, the Consortium for Ocean Leadership offers the National Ocean Scholarship Program. This scholarship program is to provide tuition assistance for NOSB students who have an interest in pursuing an ocean or a marine related topic area in their post-high school education. Criteria for the National Ocean Scholarship Program All applicants for the National Ocean Scholarship Program must meet the following requirements: Participate in the National Ocean Sciences Bowl at least once during their high school career Pursue a career goal in the ocean sciences or a marine-related field Demonstrate academic success and integrity throughout their high school career Be scheduled to graduate high school in the spring of 2015 Application Process for the National Ocean Scholarship Program Qualified students are required to submit the following materials: Completed application - available on the NOSB website at Official High School Transcript(s) NOTE: If the student s GPA is NOT on a 4.0 scale, the student MUST provide a conversion to the 4.0 grade scale signed by their high school principle or counselor Copy of an official score sheet from either the SAT or the ACT 2 required essays guidelines are available on the NOSB website at Two (2) letters of recommendation [One must be from an academic source such as a teacher or a coach] Proof of admission to an institution of higher learning (if available at this time). ***NOTE: ALL the items listed above MUST arrive to the NOSB office in one package, including letters of recommendation. We suggest the envelopes be sealed, with the signature of the person writing the recommendation over the seal. Any applications received incomplete will NOT be accepted or reviewed. Completed applications must be postmarked by April 17 th, 2015 in order to be considered. All documents should be sent to the Consortium for Ocean Leadership at the address below. Consortium for Ocean Leadership Attn: Melissa Brodeur / National Ocean Scholarship Program 1201 New York Avenue, 4 th Floor Washington, DC Decisions will be made by mid-june 2015, and all applicants will be contacted whether or not they receive funding. An outside review team of educators, university scientists and marine agency professionals will evaluate all applications. Selection will be based on evaluation of transcripts, SAT scores, recommendation letters, essays and overall expressed interest in marine and coastal science. Funding is dependent upon attending an institution of higher learning. If there are any questions regarding the criteria listed above, please contact the National Ocean Sciences Bowl Program Office at (202) or mbrodeur@oceanleadership.org. 17

18 2015 Competition Overview NOSB VOLUNTEER TRAINING: COMPETITION OVERVIEW OFFICIALS Moderator: Asks the questions Science Judge: Rules on answer acceptability Timekeeper: Keeps the game clock Scorekeeper: Tallies up the scores Rules Judge: In charge of procedure TYPES OF QUESTIONS Toss-up questions are multiple choice questions read out loud to the teams and answered by the first player to buzz in, after the player is verbally recognized by the Moderator. If the answer is not acceptable, the Moderator gives the other team the opportunity to answer. When a team answers a toss-up correctly, a bonus question, typically a short answer question or more complex multiple choice question, is read out loud to that team. Team members may consult with each other for 20 seconds before answering their bonus question, but the team captain has to be the one to give the answer. Questions are multiple choice or short answer. The Team Challenge Questions (TCQs) are team based critical thinking questions that are given on paper to each team twice during a competition round. The students have 2 to 5 minutes to complete each question. Team members are encouraged to collaborate and anyone can fill in the answer sheet, but only the copy handed in by the captain is accepted. ANSWERS Responses can be the letter (W,, Y, or Z), or the answer exactly as presented in the question, or both. Anything else is unacceptable, including synonyms, broader terms, and more specific terms. The first answer stated is the one that counts. PLAYERS Each team will be represented in matches by three players and a team captain. At the half of a match, other players and captains rotate in. WHEN DO PLAYERS USE THE BUZZER? The buzzer is used only for toss-ups. Players can buzz in while the question is being read or afterwards. TYPES OF ANSWERS & POINT ALLOCATION The student that buzzes in first, is recognized by the moderator, and gives the: Correct Answer = +4 pts Incorrect Answer = 0 pts If the student interrupts the moderator by buzzing in before the question is completely read, but is recognized and gives the: Correct Answer = +4 pts Incorrect Answer = -4 pts (When answered incorrectly, the question is then reread to the other team) If the student blurts out the answer (is not recognized by the moderator) they receive: 0 pts (If question was not read in its entirety, it is reread to the other team.) If the student answers the toss up question correctly, the team is then asked a bonus question worth: +6 pts TCQs are worth: 0-20 pts (Partial credit is given) COMPETITION STRUCTURE & TIMING 2 Buzzer question sections (6-min. halves) 2 Team Challenge Questions (2 to 5 min) 2 minute break given between halves 5 sec. after toss-up question is read to buzz-in. 3 sec. from being recognized to answer 20 sec. from reading bonus to answer. CHALLENGES & WARNINGS Players may challenge the Moderator s decisions on game answers as well as the rules. The Science or Rules Judge will make a ruling or will take the challenge to the Judges Appeals room. No challenges are allowed on Team Challenge Questions. Competition officials may also issue warnings to individuals or teams for poor behavior. If a player or team receives two (2) official warnings that player or team will be disqualified from competing. WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION? Please visit our website: LEVEL 1 Updated 9/20/10