Chapter 1 PED
Chapter 1 PED
Education
Unit : 1
Management
of Sporting
Events
Functions of Sports Events
Management
Sport event managers deal
with a wide range of
problems associated with
planning, organizing,
staffing, directing &
controlling and executing
sporting events.
It is important to manage
the functions of sports in a
proper way.
Functions of Sports Events Management
Planning
Directing Organizing
Functions of
Sports Events
Staffing Controlling
➢ In sports and sports events, planning plays important
role to make the event run smoothly, effectively and
remain free from conflict.
➢ Effective planning must clearly define aims, goals and
Planning
objectives of the event. It should also explain the
procedure or method to achieve the target in simple and
easy to understand language.
➢ Organizing is a next step after planning. It is a process
of execution of the plan. This includes distributing
resources and organizing personnel in order to achieve the
goals established
Organising in the planning stage.
➢ Organizing stage determines the type of jobs and
responsibility to achieve planning objectives. Preparation
of organisation chart with various positions and reporting
should be illustrated in this stage.
➢ This refers to identifying key staff positions and ensuring that proper talent
is serving that specific job duty in order to achieve the aims and objectives of
an
organization.
Staffing ➢ In sports events, recruitment of staff as per organization's needs should be
done. Example, The apex post may be for Director of the event, in second line
Deputy Director and then Assistant Director of Sports event may be created.
➢ Directing personnel is a leadership quality and includes letting staff
know what needs to be done, by whom and also by when. It includes
supervision
Directing of personnel while simultaneously motivating them.
➢ Without directing, planning or organizing has no meaning. It is a
function of guiding, inspiring and instructing people to accomplish
organizational goals.
➢ Controlling refers to all the processes that leaders create to monitor success.
It involves establishing performance standards, measuring actual
performance and
comparing them for irregularities.
Controlling ➢ To organize any sports event, instructions given to members of the
organizing committee towards achieving common goal i.e., organizing a
sports event in this case, must be carried out sincerely for an event to be
successful.
Director or Chairman
Organizing Secretary
Committees
Publicity Committee Refreshment & Entertainment
Committee
Transportation Committee
Announcement Committee
Boarding & Lodging Committee
First Aid Committee
Reception Committee Finance Committee
The following responsibilities are performed by the officials after the tournament
League or Round
Knock – Out Combination
Robin
Knock – Out Tournament :
➢ In a Knock-Out Tournament a player or team continues to play matches until it is defeated. In this type of
format, players or teams have to consistently give their best performance to avoid elimination. Such a
tournament saves cost and time and makes each match intensive because of fear of elimination. Since
fixtures are drawn on the basis of lots, there is the possibility of a match between two good teams or
players even in the early stages. In this system a good team can be eliminated even at the earliest stage
due to getting defeated by chance or by accident.
Fixtures :
➢ In sports, the term fixtures refers to the programme listing which team (Team A) will play whom
(Team B), where (venue), and when (time).
➢ ‘Fixture’ is a process of arrangement of the teams in systematic order in various groups for competitive
fights for physical activity’.
Byes :
Byes means a team is not required to participate in the primary round due to allotment of draws. It should be given to
any participating team through random lottery system. In a tournament, bye is generally assigned to teams by the
organizing committee not to play a round due to one of the several reasons :
➢ Uneven distribution of teams in tournament (In knock out tournament, number of teams equals to power of two
[e.g., 8, 16, 32, 64, ….] and in League tournament, if there is an odd number of teams.
➢ Separate pooling of previous winners in same group to create even competition.
➢ to avoid one team from playing more matches on a single day than the other, so creating disadvantage for some.
Seeding :
➢ It is a process in which teams will be placed in such a manner that good teams that have a ranking or previous year’s position
etc. do not meet another team at an early stage of the tournament. This procedure is generally implemented to
reduce the chance of elimination of good teams at an early stage. Procedure of allotting seeding is the same as
given for byes.
Intramural
Tournaments
➢ The meaning of the word „Intramural‟ is “within the walls”. In context of
sports, it refers to a tournament conducted within the walls of a single
institution/ school/ community.
➢ Intramural competitions/tournament are conducted within players of one
institution.
➢ The tournament may be an event/ game /more than one games and sports
conducted in one day or more or in a month or a year, e.g., Sports Day,
Sports Festival, Athletics Meet, Swimming Meet,
Badminton Tournament conducted among
Houses, Classes, Hostels, Residents etc. of a
school/institution.
Objectives of Intramural Tournaments
To encourage mass participation in sports in an
institution.
Extramural
Tournaments
➢ The word „Extramural‟ means “outside
the boundary or walls”. In Sports
Extramural Tournaments are the
tournaments conducted outside or
beyond the walls of the organizing unit
that may be a
school/college/institution.
➢ Such tournaments are conducted
between two or more players/teams of
different schools/colleges/ institutions.
➢ For example, Zonal, Inter- District,
State, National or International
Tournaments.
Objectives of Extramural Tournaments
To achieve high performance at
highest level of the tournament.
Community
Sports
Community sports events should
be held at residential societies,
villages, cities, schools where the
purpose is not only to
demonstrate the skills and
abilities of children, but create
harmony among people of all
age groups including of senior
citizens, women and
differentlyabled population.
Sports Day
➢ Sports Day is one of the important programs that feature in
the annual calendar of most residentialsareas, community
schools.
➢ It is an event not only to showcase abilities and prowess of
children and youth on the sports field but also a great
opportunity for community members to meet, greet and
interact with each other.
➢ It also reflects the organizational strength of the society
members and various other organizing institutions. To
celebrate Sports Day the focus should not only be
participation of talented athletes, but displaying a wide
variety of skills among its members.
➢ Major focus should be maximum engagement and
involvement of community members and other stakeholders.
Health Run
➢ Such kind of run is generally conducted for the
purpose of improving the health standards in
society and creating awareness about the
importance of physical activities for
maintaining good health or for raising charity.
➢ In this run, the purpose of the runners is not to
win, but to participate in the events. To get its
full impact, a large number of registrations are
required.
➢ There is no age bar for participants; it is not a
professional race so there is no need to run a
long distance. Such a run can be conducted by
NGOs or health departments to spread
awareness about health related issues.
Run for Fun
➢ The purpose of this run is to spread the message of
staying fit and healthy among the masses.
Sometimes such races may be conducted to raise
funds for a specific purpose.
➢ In schools such races attract children and their
parents. These are friendly races and may be
conducted for any age group.
➢ However, the physical education teacher must be
careful and plan meticulously to avoid any kind of
accident or mishap. Age, mobility, types of
movement involved should be taken care of.
➢ Examples of such races are lemon and spoon race,
sack race, three-legged race, parent and child race,
teacher and child race, banana race, road running
etc.
Run for Specific Cause
This event is generally conducted to spread awareness about
social issues like cleanliness, promoting green environment etc.
The purpose of such events is to spread awareness among the
masses for a definite cause or to generate charity. Example, the
specific cause may be cancer, AIDS, gender inequality etc.