NU – Dasmariñas Intramurals 2025

1 Games / Events to play with the corresponding # of players

1.1 Team Sports
1.1.1 Basketball M 5v5
• 12 – 15 Players
1.1.2 Basketball W 5v5
• 10 – 12 Players
1.1.3 Volleyball M
• 12 - 15 Players
1.1.4 Volleyball W
• 12 – 15 Players
1.2 Individual/Dual Sports
1.2.1 Table Tennis M
• 4 – 6 Players
1.2.2 Table Tennis W
• 4 – 6 Players
1.2.3 Badminton M
• 4 – 6 Players
1.2.4 Badminton W
• 4 – 6 Players
1.2.5 Chess M
• 1 Player
1.2.6 Chess W
• 1 Player
1.1.2 Darts M
• 1 Player
1.1.3 Darts W
• 1 Player
1.1.4 FesEval dance
• 15 – 20 students
1.1.5 Esports
• CODM: 6 – 7 Players
• MLBB: 6 – 7 Players
• Tekken: 2 Players (1 playing, 1 subsEtute)
• Valorant: 6 – 7 Players

2 General Guidelines
2.1 Open to all bona fide students who are currently enroll this term (2nd Term, 2024 – 2025) at NU
Dasmariñas
2.2 The following are the requirements of each team:
2.2.1 Gallery verified by Campus Registrar
2.2.2 Medical Checklist verified by HSO
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 2.3 All ParEcipants, including players, coaches, and spectators,
must maintain professionalism and respect towards others.
2.4 Each team is required to be at the venue at least 15 minutes before their game
schedule.
2.5 The default Eme will be 10 minutes. Default Eme is also used for warm-ups. Once the
team/players start warming up, the default Eme will start as well.
2.6 The deadline for requirements will be on ________. Late submission will result in a deducEon of
points in overall awards.
2.7 Failure to comply with the requirements will not be able to play.
2.8 IdenEfied student-athletes represenEng NU Dasmariñas can play other events that are not
his/her sport as varsity, with the discreEon of the head coach.
2.9 We will follow a One Student, One Event Rule. Students are not permiced to parEcipate in 2
different sporEng events. Street dance is an exempEon as it is not a sporEng event but part of
the opening salvo.
3 Gallery and Requirements
3.1 Team Gallery
3.1.1 School Representa>ves and/or Team Representa>ves will be the ones to take
care of the bringing of requirements to the concerned offices (Campus Registrar
and HSO).
3.1.2 Only an employee of NU – Dasmariñas will be allowed to coach a team (Or to be
listed as a coach). If the team opts to tap a student to coach, the student may be
included as Student Manager only. No outsiders should be involved as
coach/manager for a team.
3.1.3 All teams must submit their team gallery to the Campus Registrar first for
verificaEon.
3.1.4 Ager the verificaEon of the Campus Registrar (with signature), the
representaEve will then bring the gallery together with the medical checklist to
the HSO for verificaEon that the players are fit to play.
3.2 Medical Checklist
3.2.1 The indicated events below are required to submit their checklist approved by
HSO:
• Basketball
• Volleyball
• Badminton
• Table Tennis
• Dance
3.2.2 If your event is not required to submit its medical checklist to the HSO, your
gallery may be submiced to the School RepresentaEves.
3.2.3 Gehng a Medical CerEficate will NOT be required anymore unless necessary. In
exchange, the team coach or representaEve should give their team Medical
Checklist to HSO; then their office will verify if the listed players are fit to play.
3.2.4 In case of the player not being fit to play, he/she will be prohibited from playing
to avoid further complicaEons.
3.3 Process of submission
3.3.1 Step 1: Fill in your gallery with the needed requirements. Also, include the
names of your team’s players in the medical checklist.

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3.3.2 Step 2: Submit your gallery to the Campus
Registrar for verificaEon and signature. This will
prove that the players from the gallery are enrolled this 2nd Term
A.Y. 2024 – 2025.
3.3.3 Step 3: Bring your approved gallery to the HSO together with your MEDICAL
CHECKLIST for verificaEon of our Campus Doctor that the players are fit to play.
3.3.4 Step 4: If the Team Gallery and Medical Checklist are accomplished with
signatures from the concerned offices, the Team RepresentaEve then may
submit it to the School RepresentaEve for compilaEon of all the event’s
requirements.
3.3.5 Step 5: Ager compilaEon, the School RepresentaEve will submit their school’s
requirements by scanning and uploading the sog copy to the One Drive folder
provided by the organizers. The hard copy of the requirements will NOT be
submiced to the organizers; the School’s RepresentaEve will use it for future
reference.
3.3.6 Step 6: Once submiced, inform the concerned Event Commicee to confirm that
the requirements are received.

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4 OrganizaAonal Chart

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5 EliminaAon Games
5.1 EliminaEon games for Team Sports will be held on March 10 – 14,
2024, from 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM only, at NU Dasmariñas Gymnasium.
5.2 Team Sports eliminaEon games will be in Single Round Robin Format.
5.3 By the end of the round, rankings will be based on the sports specific guidelines.
6 Play-off Games
6.1 A do-or-die crossover game will be done to determine the match for the playoff games. Rank 1
will be against Rank 4; Rank 2 will be against Rank 3.
6.2 Team Sports Semi-Finals games will be held on March 13/14, 2024.
6.3 There will be a finals game and a bacle for 3rd during the University Week 2025.
7 Medical Process
7.1 A standby medical team will be available during events to assist with injuries. If a medical team is
not in the venue, the injured player must be assisted going to the HSO.
7.2 Injured players must receive medical clearance from the HSO before conEnuing to parEcipate.
8 Appeals Process
8.1 Appeals regarding game results or penalEes must be submiced in wriEng by the school
representaEve within 24 hours ager the game.
8.2 Appeals must include:
8.2.1 Formal lecer addressed to the Event Commicee Head.
8.2.2 A detailed descripEon of the incident.
8.2.3 Any supporEng evidence (photos, videos)
8.3 The Event Commicee Head, Overall Head Organizer, and one Faculty member who does not
belong to both concerned teams to be on the neutral side, and the necessary people will review
the appeal. The necessary people will be decided by the Event Commicee Head and/or the
Overall Head Organizer.
8.4 Decisions made by the Appeals Commicee will be final and binding.
9 PenalAes
9.1 Default
9.1.1 All events will follow the rule of succession.
9.1.2 DefaulEng Eme is also the warm-up Eme. The game will be considered default
once the opposing team is sEll not present right ager the default/warm-up Eme.
The team that is present will be declared as winners.
9.1.3 If a default game occurs, the succeeding will follow.
9.1.4 DefaulEng Eme will vary depending on the sports played.
9.2 Raising of Concerns (Verbally)
9.2.1 Raising concerns will be through the school representaEve.
9.2.2 If the concern is urgent, the team representaEve may go directly to the Event
Commicee Head/s, with the presence of the school representaEve.
9.2.3 The following are the Event Commicee Heads
• Basketball – Sir Andro Aquino
• Volleyball – Ma’am Jubilee Del Rosario
• Table Tennis – Sir Paulo Gabagat
• Badminton – Sir Khen Karlo Ocampo
• Chess – Ma’am Rizza Tandog
• Darts – Sir Jonas Jaro
• Streetdance – Sir Earl John Alba
• Esports – Sir Reine Cruz/Ms. Icy Caraca
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 9.3 Changing of players
9.3.1 Changing players that are not included in the
gallery is highly prohibited.
9.3.2 Once caught, all the team’s remaining games will be forfeited, and will be
disqualified from the tournament.
9.4 Playing Dual Sports
9.4.1 PenalEes for playing 2 SporEng Events:
• First Offense: Verbal warning. The player may focus on one sport only.
• Second Offense: 1 game suspension for both joined sports by the player.
• Third Offense: DisqualificaEon of the player to join both sports for the
remainder of the tournament.
9.5 Incomplete Requirements
9.5.1 Submission of requirements will be on March 3, 2024.
9.5.2 To be considered complete, the School RepresentaEve shall upload all
teams/event galleries verified by the campus registrar and medical checklists
verified by HSO.
9.5.3 5 points will be deducted per missed day from the overall poinEng system (e.g. 2
days late will get 10 points deducEon from the overall poinEng system).
9.5.4 If unable to upload the gallery on the One Drive provided by the organizers
during tournament day, the players/team will be prohibited from playing. The
game affected by the said concern will result to default.
9.5.5 Once the team completes the requirements despite defaulEng from Rule 7.4.4,
they may conEnue to play the next Eme they play.
9.6 Unsportsmanlike behavior
9.6.1 Unsportsmanlike conduct (e.g. foul language, threats, physical altercaEons) will
not be tolerated.
9.6.2 Priority of rules under unsportsmanlike behavior will be the sports – specific
guidelines.
9.6.3 Unsportsmanlike behavior includes, but is not limited to:
• Physical violence, threats, or intenEonal harm to others.
• Use of foul or offensive language.
• Disrespecpul acEons toward players, officials, or spectators.
• Tampering with equipment or property.
• CheaEng or intenEonal rule violaEons.
9.6.4 PenalEes for unsportsmanlike behavior:
• First Offense: Warning issued by the officials or the Event Commicee
Head
• Second Offense: For individual players, disqualificaEon from the game.
For teams, a deducEon of 10 points from the overall poinEng system.
• Third Offense: DisqualificaEon from the tournament and suspension
from future games.
10 Overall Champion PoinAng System
10.1 For Team Sports and Street Dance Compe>>on
10.1.1 Champion – 30 points
10.1.2 1st Runner Up – 20 points
10.1.3 2nd Runner Up – 15 points
10.1.4 3rd Runner Up – 10 points
10.1.5 No Entry – 0 points 6
 10.2 Individual/Dual Sports
10.2.1 Champion – 20 points
10.2.2 1st Runner Up – 15 points
10.2.3 2nd Runner Up – 10 points
10.2.4 3rd Runner Up – 5 points
10.2.5 No Entry – 0 points
11 Uniform
11.1 Team Sports
11.1.1 All team sports must wear complete up-and-down jerseys.
11.1.2 Players may wear undershirt compression.
11.1.3 Failure to wear proper jerseys will be prohibited from playing.
11.1.4 If in case the player’s jersey is not delivered in Eme, an excuse lecer must be
given to the event commicee head, signed by the Coach and School
RepresentaEve. Failure to comply will not be permiced to play.
11.2 Individual/Dual Sports
11.2.1 For racket sports such as Badminton and Table Tennis, they may wear a
sleeveless jersey or with sleeve jersey.
11.2.2 For Darts, Chess, and Esports, the players are required to wear jerseys with
sleeves.
12 Sports–Specific Guidelines
12.1 Content
12.1.1 Authority
12.1.2 Date and Venue
12.1.3 Event
12.1.4 Eligibility
12.1.5 Rules and CompeEEon Format
12.1.6 System of Play (If Applicable)
12.1.7 Draws (If Applicable)
12.1.8 Clothing and Equipment
12.1.9 Officials
12.1.10 Awards and Team Points
12.1.11 Game Schedule

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 TEAM SPORTS
I. Guidelines for Team Sports

• Organizers – Physical EducaEon Faculty

The organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements,
quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following faculEes in-charge:

Facul>es in-charge
Basketball (M/W) Andro Isao T. Aquino
[email protected]
Volleyball (M/W) Jubilee Anne C. Del Rosario
[email protected]

• Team Manager/Coach – Faculty assigned by each school representaEve/Dean/Principal

o Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players.
o They should be included in the gallery staEng that they are the coach or the team manager.
o “No Coach, no play” policy.
o Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty members who are not
part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games, unless provide with
authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in-charge.

II. RULES AND REGULATIONS

A. Volleyball (Men/Women)
o The team is composed of minimum of 12 and maximum of 15 players, with 1 or 2 coach/es.
o The compeEEon will implement the FIVB 2021-2024 rules with Best-of three format (2 sets to win).
o Round-robin format and points system will be applied to determine the ranking of each team.
Match Point
Match won 2-0 3 points
Match won 2-1 2 points
Match lost 1 point
Match forfeited/default 0 point

o Only 2 Emeouts per set are given to each team. There will be no technical Emeout.
o Libero should have a different color of the jersey. (0 or 2 liberos only)
o Only Captain Ball are authorized to communicate with the officials during the game.
B. Basketball (Men/Women)
o Men’s team shall have a minimum of 12 and maximum of 15 players, while women’s team shall have
a minimum of 10 and maximum of 12 players, with 1 or 2 coach/es.
o The compeEEon will implement the FIBA rules. 8
 § 10 minutes per quarter running Eme except Emeouts,
free throws, and last 2 minutes of 4th Quarter.
§ 2 Emeouts at first half, and 3 Eme-outs for second half. Unused Emeouts during
the first half will not carry over to the second half.
o Round-robin format will be implemented during eliminaEon games.
o The ranking of the teams will be based on the following:
§ Priority no. 1: Team standings. The win-loss record during the eliminaEon round, which will
serve as the primary basis for the rankings.
§ Priority no. 2: Points system. During the eliminaEon round, winner each match will earn 2
points, while the losing team will earn 1 point. Point system will not be applicable if the teams’
rank is determined through the team standings.
§ Priority no. 3: QuoEent system. This is the difference between the team’s scores of every
match and its opponents’ scores combined. QuoEent system will not be applicable if the
teams’ rank is determined through the points system.

III. Game Schedule

Intramurals 2025 Ball Games Schedule

Date Time Event Match
7:00 - 8:30 Women's Basketball SBMA vs. SASE
8:30 - 9:00 Women's Basketball SECA vs. SHS
March 10, 9:00 - 10:30 Men's Basketball SBMA vs. SASE
2025 Monday 10:30 - 12:00 Men's Basketball SECA vs. SHS
12:00 - 1:30 Women's Basketball SASE vs. SECA
1:30 - 3:00 Women's Basketball SBMA vs. SHS

7:00 - 8:00 Women's Volleyball SBMA vs. SASE

8:00 - 9:00 Women's Volleyball SECA vs. SHS
9:00 - 10:00 Men's Volleyball SBMA vs. SASE
March 11, 10:00 - 11:00 Men's Volleyball SECA vs. SHS
2025 Tuesday 11:00 - 12:00 Women's Volleyball SASE vs. SECA
12:00 - 1:00 Women's Volleyball SBMA vs. SHS
1:00 - 2:00 Men's Volleyball SASE vs. SECA
2:00 - 3:00 Men's Volleyball SBMA vs. SHS

7:00 - 8:30 Men's Basketball SASE vs. SECA

March 12, SBMA vs. SHS
8:30 - 9:00 Men's Basketball
2025
Wednesday 9:00 - 10:30 Women's Basketball SECA vs. SBMA
10:30 - 12:00 Women's Basketball SASE vs. SHS
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 12:00 - 1:30 Men's Basketball SECA vs. SBMA
1:30 - 3:00 Men's Basketball SASE vs. SHS

7:00 - 8:00 Women's Volleyball SECA vs. SBMA

8:00 - 9:00 Women's Volleyball SASE vs. SHS
9:00 - 10:00 Men's Volleyball SECA vs. SBMA
March 13, 10:00 - 11:00 Men's Volleyball SASE vs. SHS
2025 11:00 - 12:00
Thursday
Women's Basketball Ranked 2 team vs.
12:00 - 1:30
Semi-Finals A Ranked 3 team

Women's Basketball Ranked 1 team vs.

1:30 - 3:00
Semi-Finals B Ranked 4 team

Men's Basketball Semi- Ranked 2 team vs.

7:00 - 8:30
Finals A Ranked 3 team

Men's Basketball Semi- Ranked 1 team vs.

8:30 - 10:30
Finals B Ranked 4 team

Women's Volleyball Semi- Ranked 2 team vs.

10:30 - 11:30
Finals A Ranked 3 team
March 14,
2025 Friday Women's Volleyball Semi- Ranked 1 team vs.
11:30 - 12:30
Finals B Ranked 4 team
12:30 - 1:00
Men's Volleyball Semi- Ranked 2 team vs.
1:00 - 2:00
Finals A Ranked 3 team

Men's Volleyball Semi- Ranked 1 team vs.

2:00 - 3:00
Finals B Ranked 4 team

Women's Basketball Semis Loser 1 vs. Semis

7:00 - 8:30
Battle for Third Loser 2
March 20,
2025 Men's Basketball Battle Semis Loser 1 vs. Semis
Thursday 8:30 - 10:00
for Third Loser 2
10:00 - 10:30 10
 Men's Volleyball Battle for Semis Loser 1 vs. Semis
10:30 - 11:30
Third Loser 2

Women's Volleyball Battle Semis Loser 1 vs. Semis

11:30 - 12:30
for Third Loser 2

Women's Volleyball Semis Winner 1 vs.

12:30 - 1:30
Championship Semis Winner 2

Men's Volleyball Semis Winner 1 vs.

1:30 - 2:30
Championship Semis Winner 2
2:30 - 3:00
Women's Basketball Semis Winner 1 vs.
3:00 - 4:30
Championship Semis Winner 2

Men's Basketball Semis Winner 1 vs.

4:30 - 6:00
Championship Semis Winner 2

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 INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS
TABLE TENNIS
I. AUTHORITY: Physical EducaEon Department – The Organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor
the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements, quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following
faciliEes in Charge.

• Organizers – Physical Education Faculty

The organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor the whole competition. Passing of
requirements, questions, and concerns should be addressed to the following faculties in charge:

Faculty in-charge
Table Tennis (M/W) Paulo Gabagat
[email protected]

• Team Manager/Coach – Faculty assigned by each school representaEve/Dean/Principal

o Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players.
o They should be included in the gallery staEng that they are the coach or the team manager.
o “No Coach, no play” policy.
o Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty members who are not
part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games unless provided with an
authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in-charge
• Players – Selected students from each School.

2.1 No upper jersey, no play.

2.2 Playing with inappropriate ahre

2.3 Player must observe sportsmanship.

Note: Failure to do so will result in a warning and sancEons.

1st Offense – Verbal Warning

2nd Offense – Points from that play goes to the opponent

3rd Offense – Disqualified from the game

II. DATE AND VENUE: The tournament will be held on March 18, 2025, at the ROOM 503, NaEonal University
Dasmarinas. 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

III. EVENT

1. Table Tennis SDS Format (Singles-Doubles-Singles) Team Event Guideline (Men and Women)

1.1. Team Composi>on (Men and Women)

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 - Number of players – Each team must consist of (minimum) 8 -
(Maximum) 10 players including the reserve player. (4-5 players for
men’s category and 4-5 players for women’s category)
- Singles Players – Total of 2 players. 1 Singles A and 1 Singles B (For Men and Women)
- Doubles Players – 1 Pair of players for the doubles match (For Men and Women)

1.2 Team Lineups – Coach will write their lineup for that specific game (ex. Team A vs Team B) on a form
provided by the organizer.
- Once the form already collected by the umpire, it cannot be changed.
- You may change your lineup once every game or you may sEck to your previous lineup.

- If the doubles partner (according to the lineup given (one of the main players) is not present, it
will result to default. AutomaEc 1 win goes to opponent.
- Same goes to Singles A and Singles B. If they are not present during their game, it will result to
default. (Right ager the warmup)
1.4. No alteraEons or new entries will be accepted ager the form.
(This event will follow the rule of succession)

IV. ELIGIBIITY

- A player/team who is currently enrolled this Academic Year 2024-2025 – 2nd Term.

V. ENTRY

Submission of Entries must be made no later than March 3, 2025. Acceptance of entries may be closed
earlier than the deadline in case the total number of entries of the event has reached the maximum number of
target entries.

1. Entries must be submiced to RespecEve Coordinator/s.

Paulo M. Gabagat – Physical EducaEon Department Faculty

1.1 Requirements
1. Medical Checklist verified by HSO
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 3. Gallery (PDF Format) verified by Registrar’s Office

VI. OFFICIAL BALL

Aegon/The Bucerfly/Nicaku/Donic 3-star 40+ shall be used throughout the compeEEon.

VII. RULES AND COMPETITION FORMAT

1. The tournament shall be conducted in accordance with the current InternaEon Table Tennis
FederaEon (ITTF) Rules. However, any unforeseen circumstances that may arise throughout the tournament
which are not covered by the ITTF Rules shall be resolved by the organizing commicee.

2. The format will be DOUBLE ELIMINATION. A double-eliminaEon tournament is broken into two sets of
brackets, generally called the winner’s bracket and the loser’s bracket.

3. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the loser’s bracket, where
they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship. Note: There will be a play off if the winner of the
loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the winner’s bracket.

4. Table Tennis game structure will be best-of 3 sets. Championship game will be best-of 5 sets.

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VIII. SYSTEM OF PLAY

• TEAM EVENT
- Singles A, Doubles, Singles B
- The team must win 2 Emes against another team to declare a winner.

IX. DRAWS

1. The draw lots for the event will be take place in a public session.

X. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1. The players should wear their own jerseys. Failed to do so, will be automaEcally default.
2. All players of the team must be dressed uniformly with same colors of clothing.
3. The rackets must be ITTF Approved (it is located on the rubber), if not, at least a decent rubber.
Sandpaper is not allowed.

XI. OFFICIALS
Match Officials
The Officials will consist of (2) Umpires (1 umpire per table). All officials must not have biases and resolve
problems in accordance with ITTF Rules.

XII. Awards and Team Points

The winner of the championship round will be awarded the champion; the losing player/s will be
awarded 1st runner-up. There are corresponding points for their ranks, and they will be added to their Overall
Points.

CHAMPION – 20 points
1st Runner up – 15 points
2nd Runner up – 10 points
3rd Runner up – 5 points

GAME SCHEDULE (MEN AND WOMEN)

Time Game 1 MEN Table no.

8:00am – 8:45am TEAM 1 Vs TEAM 2 1

Time Game 1 WOMEN Table no.

8:00am – 8:45am TEAM 3 vs TEAM 4 2

Time Game 2 MEN Table no.

8:45am – 9:30am TEAM 3 vs TEAM 4 1

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 Time Game 2 WOMEN Table no.
8:45am – 9:30am TEAM 1 vs TEAM 2 2

Time Game 3 MEN Table no.

9:30am – 10:15am LOSER 1 vs LOSER 2 1

Time Game 3 WOMEN Table no.

9:30am – 10:15am LOSER 1 vs LOSER 2 2

Time Game 4 MEN Table no.

10:15am – 11:00am WINNER 1 vs WINNER 2 1

Time Game 4 WOMEN Table no.

10:15am – 11:00am WINNER 1 vs WINNER 2 2

Time Game 5 MEN Table no.

11:00am – 11:45am LOSER 4 vs WINNER 3 1

Time Game 5 WOMEN Table no.

11:00am – 11:45am LOSER 4 vs WINNER 3 1

Time Game 6 MEN Table no.

11:45am – 12:15pm WINNER 5 vs WINNER 4 1

Time Game 6 WOMEN Table no.

11:45am – 12:15pm WINNER 5 vs WINNER 4 1

Note: There will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the winner’s bracket

Time Game 7 (if 9 wins against 7) Table no.

MEN
1:00pm – 1:45pm WINNER 9 vs WINNER 7 1

Time Game 7 (if 9 wins against 7) Table no.

WOMEN
1:00pm – 1:45pm WINNER 9 vs WINNER 7 1

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 INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS
BADMINTON

I. AUTHORITY: Physical EducaEon Department – The Organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor
the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements, quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following
faciliEes in Charge.

• Organizers – Physical EducaEon Faculty

The organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements,
quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following faculEes in charge:

Faculty in-charge
Badminton (M/W) Khen Karlo Ocampo
[email protected]

• Team Manager/Coach – Faculty assigned by each school representaEve/Dean/Principal

o Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players.
o They should be included in the gallery staEng that they are the coach or the team manager.
o “No Coach, no play” policy.
o Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty members who are not
part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games unless provided with an
authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in-charge
• Players – Selected students from each School.

2.1 No upper jersey, no play.

2.2 Playing with inappropriate ahre

2.3 Player must observe sportsmanship.

Note: Failure to do so will result in a warning and sancEons.

1st Offense – Verbal Warning

2nd Offense – Points from that play goes to the opponent

3rd Offense – Disqualified from the game

II. DATE AND VENUE: The tournament will be held on March 18, 2025, at the NaEonal University Gymnasium,
Dasmarinas, Cavite. 7:00am – 5:00pm

III. ELIGIBIITY

- A player/team who is currently enrolled this Academic Year 2024-2025 – 2nd Term.
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IV. ENTRY

Submission of Entries must be made no later than March 3, 2025. Acceptance of entries may be closed
earlier than the deadline in case the total number of entries of the event has reached the maximum number of
target entries.

1. Entries must be submiced to RespecEve Coordinator/s.

Khen Karlo A. Ocampo – Physical EducaEon Department Faculty

1.1 Requirements
1. Copy of CerEficate of RegistraEon (2nd term A.Y. 2024-2025)
2. Gallery (PDF Format)

V. RULES AND COMPETITION FORMAT

1. The tournament shall be conducted in accordance with the current Badminton Rules. However, any
unforeseen circumstances that may arise throughout the tournament which are not covered by the Badminton
Rules shall be resolved by the organizing commicee.

2. The format will be DOUBLE ELIMINATION. A double-eliminaEon tournament is broken into two sets of
brackets, generally called the winner’s bracket and the loser’s bracket.

3. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the loser’s bracket, where
they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship.

4. The tournament will follow an SDS Format (Singles A – Doubles – Singles B). The first player/team to
reach 21 points wins a set. A match will be a best-of-three sets.

5. If the score is 20-20, a side must win by two clear points to win the set. If it reaches 29-29, the first to
get their 30th point wins the set.

VI. PENALTIES

- There will be a defaulEng Eme of 10- minutes ager the scheduled Eme.

VII. SYSTEM OF PLAY

• TEAM EVENT

1. Badminton SDS Format (Singles-Doubles-Singles) Team Event Guideline (Men and Women)

1.1. Team Composi>on (Men and Women)

- Number of players – Each team must consist of (minimum) 8 - (Maximum) 10 players including the
reserve player. (4-5 players for men’s category and 4-5 players for women’s category)
- Singles Players – Total of 2 players. 1 Singles A and 1 Singles B (For Men and Women)
- Doubles Players – 1 Pair of players for the doubles match (For Men and Women)
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 1.2 Team Lineups – Coach will write their lineup for that specific game (ex.
Team A vs Team B) on a form provided by the organizer.
- Once the form has already been collected by the umpire, it cannot be changed.
- You may change your lineup once every game or you may sEck to your previous lineup.

- If the doubles partner (according to the lineup given (one of the main players) is not present, it
will result to default. AutomaEc 1 win goes to opponent.
- Same goes to Singles A and Singles B. If they are not present during their game, it will result to
default.
1.4. No alteraEons or new entries will be accepted ager the form.

VIII. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1. The players should wear their own jerseys. Failed to do so, will be automaEcally default.

2. All players of the team must be dressed uniformly with same colors of clothing.
COURT
- We have 2 courts to use; the first court is for men’s SDS, and the 2nd court is for women’s SDS.

OFFICIAL BALL

The badminton RSL Silver Shuclecock shall be used throughout the compeEEon.

IX. OFFICIALS
Match Officials
The Officials will consist of (2) Umpires, (1 umpire per Net). All officials must not have biases and resolve
problems in accordance with BWF Rules.

X. Awards and Team Points

The winner of the championship round will be awarded the champion, the losing player/s will be
awarded 1st runner-up. There are corresponding points for their ranks, and it will be added to their Overall
Points.

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 CHAMPION – 20 points
1st Runner up – 15 points
2nd Runner up – 10 points
3rd Runner up – 5 points

XI. GAME SCHEDULE (MEN AND WOMEN)

Time Game 1 MEN Net

7:00am – 8:45am TEAM 1 Vs TEAM 2 1

Time Game 1 WOMEN Net

7:00am – 8:45am TEAM 3 vs TEAM 4 2

Time Game 2 MEN Net

8:45am – 9:45am TEAM 3 vs TEAM 4 1

Time Game 2 WOMEN Net

8:45am – 9:45am TEAM 1 vs TEAM 2 2

Time Game 3 MEN Net

10:45am – 11:45am LOSER 1 vs LOSER 2 1

Time Game 3 WOMEN Net

10:45am – 11:45am LOSER 1 vs LOSER 2 2

Time Game 4 MEN Net

1:00pm – 2:00pm WINNER 1 vs WINNER 2 1

Time Game 4 WOMEN Net

1:00pm – 2:00pm WINNER 1 vs WINNER 2 2

Time Game 5 MEN Net

2:00pm – 3:00pm LOSER 4 vs WINNER 3 1

Time Game 5 WOMEN Net

2:00pm – 3:00pm LOSER 4 vs WINNER 3 1

Time Game 6 MEN Net

3:00pm – 4:00pm WINNER 5 vs WINNER 4 1

Time Game 6 WOMEN Net

3:00pm – 4:00pm WINNER 5 vs WINNER 4 1

Note: There will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the winner’s bracket

Time Game 7 (if 9 wins against 7) Net

MEN
4:00pm – 5:00pm WINNER 9 vs WINNER 7 1

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Time Game 7 (if 9 wins against 7) Net
WOMEN
4:00pm – 5:00pm WINNER 9 vs WINNER 7 1

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 INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS
DARTS

I. AUTHORITY: Physical EducaEon Department – The Organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor
the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements, quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following
faciliEes in Charge.

• Organizers – Physical Education Faculty

The organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor the whole competition. Passing of
requirements, questions, and concerns should be addressed to the following faculties in charge:
Faculty in-charge
Darts (M/W) Jonas Jaro
[email protected]
• Team Manager/Coach – Faculty assigned by each school representaEve/Dean/Principal
o Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players.
o They should be included in the gallery staEng that they are the coach or the team manager.
o Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty members who are not
part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games unless provided with an
authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in-charge.
• Players – Selected students from each School.

2.1 No upper jersey, no play.

2.2 Playing with inappropriate ahre

2.3 Player must observe sportsmanship.

Note: Failure to do so will result in a warning and sancEons.

1st Offense – Verbal Warning

2nd Offense – Points from that play goes to the opponent

3rd Offense – Disqualified from the game

II. DATE AND VENUE: The tournament will be held on March 2024, at the National University(TBA), Dasmarinas
Cavite.
III. EVENT:
1. Men and Women Category
a. Each team must have 1 male and 1 female player for each category. A gallery is needed and
must be submitted on or before March 3, 2025.
III. ELIGIBILITY
A player/team who is currently enrolled this Academic Year 2024-2025 2nd Term.
IV. RULES AND COMPETITION FORMAT
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 1. The tournament shall be conducted under the current Darts
Rules. However, any unforeseen circumstances that may arise throughout the
tournament which are not covered by the Darts Rules shall be resolved by the organizing
committee.
2. The format of the game will be round robin with 2 brackets elimination. There will be 2 Brackets for
each category. Bracket A (Team 1,2 and 3). Bracket B (Team 4, 5, and 6). The ranks 1 and 2 of each
bracket will proceed to semi-finals while those teams who ranked 3rd for each bracket will be eliminated.
The semi-final winners will proceed to the championship while the losers will have a battle for third.
3. There will be a defaulting time of 10- minutes after the scheduled time.
ROUND-ROBIN ELIMINATION FORMAT

V. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1. The players should wear their jerseys. Failing to do so, will be automatically default.
2. All players of the team must be dressed uniformly with the same colors of clothing.
3. Dart pins must be provided by the players.

VI. OFFICIALS
Match Officials
The Officials will be the faculties from the PE department.

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 INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS
CHESS

I. AUTHORITY: Physical EducaEon Department – The Organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor
the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements, quesEons, and concerns should be addressed to the following
faciliEes in Charge.

• Organizers – Physical Education Faculty

The organizers will arrange the schedule of games and monitor the whole competition. Passing of
requirements, questions, and concerns should be addressed to the following faculties in charge:
Faculty in-charge
Chess (M/W) Rizza May Tandog
[email protected]

• Team Manager/Coach – Faculty assigned by each school representaEve/Dean/Principal

o Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players.
o They should be included in the gallery staEng that they are the coach or the team manager.
o “No Coach, no play” policy.
o Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty members who are not
part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games unless provided with an
authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in-charge
• Players – Selected students from each School.

2.1 No upper jersey, no play.

2.2 Playing with inappropriate ahre

2.3 Player must observe sportsmanship.

Note: Failure to do so will result in a warning and sancEons.

1st Offense – Verbal Warning

2nd Offense – Points from that play goes to the opponent

3rd Offense – Disqualified from the game

I. DATE AND VENUE: The tournament will be held on March 18, 2025, at the NaEonal University TBA,
Dasmarinas, Cavite. 8:00am – 3:00pm

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III. ELIGIBIITY

- A player/team who currently enrolled this Academic Year 2024-2025 – 2nd Term.

IV. ENTRY

Submission of Entries must be made not later than February 2025. Acceptance of entries maybe closed
earlier that the deadline in case the total number of entries of event had reached the maximum number of
target entries.

1. Entries must be submiced to RespecEve Coordinator/s.

Ms. Rizza May Tandog – Physical EducaEon Department Faculty

1.1 Requirements
1. Copy of CerEficate of RegistraEon (2nd term A.Y. 2024-2025)
2. Gallery (Excel Format)

V. RULES AND COMPETITION FORMAT

1. The tournament shall be conducted in accordance with the current Chess Rules. However, any
unforeseen circumstances that may arise throughout the tournament which are not covered by the Badminton
Rules shall be resolved by the organizing commicee.

2. The format will be SINGLE ROUND ROBIN. A single round robin is each parEcipant plays every other
parEcipant once.

3. The Eme control will be 30 minutes each player total of 1 hour each game

4. Players are not required to write down their moves.

5. Players are responsible to be ready to play at the beginning of a round and are expected to be within
a reasonable range of the playing area and pay attention for when their group is called to play.
6. Players who are not present at the start of around may have their chess clocks started.
7. If a player has any questions concerning the rules, they may raise their hand and talk to a tournament
official. In case of any dispute or claim, stop the clocks and summon a tournament official. Any
decision by a tournament official may be appealed, if done immediately.

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VI. PENALTIES

- There will be a defaulEng Eme of 30- minutes ager the scheduled Eme.

VII. SYSTEM OF PLAY

• Individual EVENT

1. Chess SDS Format Individual Event Guideline (Men and Women)

1.1. Team Composi>on (Men and Women)

- Number of players – Each team must consist of 1 men and women player each. No reserve player

1.2 Team Lineups – Arbiters will provide the schedule and pairings of tournament.

1.3. No alteraEons or new entries will be accepted ager the form.

VIII. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1. The players should wear their own jerseys. Failed to do so, will be automaEcally default.

2. All players of the team must be dressed uniformly with same colors of clothing.
VENUE
- TBA

IX. OFFICIALS
Match Officials
The Officials will consist of 3-5 arbiters in playing venue.

X. Awards and Team Points

The winner of the championship round will be awarded the champion, the losing player/s will be
awarded 1st runner-up. There are corresponding points for their ranks, and it will be added to their Overall
Points.

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 CHAMPION – 20 points
1st Runner up – 15 points
2nd Runner up – 10 points
3rd Runner up – 5 points

XI. GAME SCHEDULE (MEN AND WOMEN)

SINGLE ROUND-ROBIN

TEAM A vs TEAM B
TEAM C vs TEAM
D
TEAM A vs TEAM
C
TEAM B vs TEAM
D
TEAM A vs TEAM
D
TEAM B vs TEAM
C

TEAM TIME
TEAM A vs TEAM B 8:00 AM to 8:30
TEAM C vs TEAM D 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM
TEAM A vs TEAM C 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM
TEAM B vs TEAM D 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
TEAM A vs TEAM D 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM
TEAM B vs TEAM C 11:30 AM to 12:00 NN

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E-SPORTS

SIGMA ESPORTS ORGANIZATION

I. AUTHORITY: Physical Educa>on Department / NUD SIGMA ESPORTS – The Organizers will arrange the
schedule of games and monitor the whole compeEEon. Passing of requirements, quesEons, and concerns
should be addressed to the following faciliEes in Charge.

1. Team Manager/Coach – Faculty Assigned by each School.

1.1 Tasked to complete and compile all the requirements of their respecEve players. Failure to
provide any necessary requirements or incomplete cannot compete during the tournament.
1.2 “No Coach, no play” policy. Players are allowed to recruit a Coach or Manager from the Sigma
Esports players, Must only provide a formal lecer of request with signature of the RepresentaEve
or Head of the department.
1.3 Only the coach indicated in the gallery should be present during games. Faculty Members
who are not part of the gallery or a coaching staff should not intervene during games unless
provided with an authorizaEon lecer approved by the faculty in charge.

2. Players – Selected students from each School.

2.1 No upper jersey, no play. Players must have the same IGN tag in their jersey and Same
Account Name during the Event. Failure to do so may not enter the event.
2.2 Playing with inappropriate ahre is not allowed ( Foul shirts, sando, ripped jeans etc)
2.3 Players must observe sportsmanship. Failure to do so will get warnings and
SancEons or ban to any esports event held and Organized by Sigma Esports
2.4 No Trash Talking or TaunEng, may result in warning or out in a game.
2.5 A player can only join one (1) team. No other esports game
2.6 Players must not have any record of Warning, SancEon or Ban in Sigma Esports ( may be a
player, officer or Fan ) Sigma Esports aims to provide a friendly and fair event where all acendees
are safe to any form of

II. DATE AND VENUE: The tournament will be held on the said date of the event, at NaEonal University
Dasmarinas. SIGMA ESPORTS will provide the designated venue for each game.
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III. EVENT

1. MOBILE LEGENDS, CALL OF DUTY MOBILE, VALORANT (MIXED)

1.1. Each of the Schools (SASE, SBMA, SECA, SHS) must have at least 5-7 players. It must
be(4) man and (1) woman or vice versa. (1-2) reserved players
(1) man and (1) woman.
1.2 5 man or 5 woman teams are not allowed to play a match. It should be mixed. Total of
4 teams. A woman must play per game or atleast have multiple recorded that they played
during the event

2. TEKKEN 7

2.1. Each of the Schools (SASE, SBMA, SECA, SHS) must have 1-2 players. It can be both male, both
female, or mixed of (1) male and (1) female. The other player will be served as a substitute player

ESPORTS GAME NO OF NO OF MEMBERS PER TEAM COACH AND

TEAM PER PER SCHOOL MANAGER
SCHOOL
VALORANT 1 7 ( 5 Main + 2 Reserve ) 1 coach 2 manager

MOBILE LEGENDS 1 7 ( 5 Main + 2 Reserve ) 1 coach 2 manager

TEKKEN 1 2 ( 1 main 1 reserve ) 1 coach 2 manager

CALL OF DUTY 1 7 ( 5 Main + 2 Reserve ) 1 coach 2 manager

IV. ELIGIBILITY
A player/team who currently enrolled this Academic Year 2024-2025

V. ENTRY : Submission of Entries must be made 1 week before the event Due to IdenEty checking
by Sigma Esports and Account Checking. Acceptance of entries may be closed earlier than the
deadline in case the total number of entries of the event has reached the maximum number of
target entries. No sudden Changes allowed if the required number has been reached or the date
is near to the event.
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 1. Entries must be submiced to RespecEve Coordinator/s.

Reine Joshua Cruz – Physical Education Department Faculty

Icy Blue Caraca - SIGMA ESPORTS President
Maria Angelica Domagsang - SIGMA ESPORTS Secretary
Lean Orola - Treasurer

SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES

1. - SBMA Representative
2. - SBMA Representative
3. - SBMA Representative
4. - SECA Representative
5. - SECA Representative
6. - SASE Representative
7. - SHS Representative
8. - SHS Representative

1.1 Requirements

1. Gallery with approval of Campus Registrar

2. Screenshot of game accounts of each player compiled in a Gdrive with proper format :
Name and IGN ( proper format must be complied , if not will be disregarded by the
organizer )

VI. RULES AND COMPETITION FORMAT

MOBILE LEGENDS

1. All teams must consist of 5-7 players, incomplete players will not be eligible for the
tournament. (Re-Roster will not be allowed if there’s only 1 week before the event.
2. There are NO RANK restrictions.
3. 2 pauses per team (2 mins and 3 mins) per match.
4. The organizer/s are NOT responsible for any latency issues (LAG) that the players
are experiencing. Must provide their own Data connecEon.

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 5. NO TRASH TALKING or any VULGAR words allowed.

5.1 If a player is caught or heard showing inappropriate and unnecessary words,

they will be automaEcally removed from the game and will be replaced by the 6th
or 7th player.
5.2 In a team, once 3 of its members are caught/heard showing inappropriate
words/acEons, the team will be automaEcally DISQUALIFIED.
5.3 Players are ALLOWED to show sEckers and spam TP/Recall just for fun.

6. Players must follow their game Eme schedule, no excuses, no late, if the team doesn’t
show up within 15 minutes at the lobby, the team will be disqualified. Make sure to update
their game in advance, to avoid being late at the game Eme schedule.

7. Each team must have their own DATA CONNECTION to be used in the game. Organizers
are not responsible for providing any wifi connecEon.

8. The format will be DOUBLE ELIMINATION. A double-eliminaEon tournament is broken

into two sets of brackets, generally called the winner’s bracket and the loser’s bracket.

9. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the loser’s
bracket, where they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship. Note: There
will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the winner’s
bracket. SIGMA ESPORTS will be releasing the brackets in Challonge.

10. New Heroes are not allowed to use during the event.

CALL OF DUTY

1. All teams must consist of 5-7 players, incomplete players will not be eligible for the
tournament. (Re-Roster will not be allowed if there’s only 1 week before the event.
2. There are NO RANK restrictions.
3. 2 pauses per team (2 mins and 3 mins) per match.
4. The organizer/s are NOT responsible for any latency issues (LAG) that the players
are experiencing. Must provide their own Data connecEon.

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5. NO TRASH TALKING or any VULGAR words allowed.

5.1 If a player is caught or heard showing inappropriate and unnecessary words,

they will be automaEcally removed from the game and will be replaced by the 6th
or 7th player.
5.2 In a team, once 3 of its members are caught/heard showing inappropriate
words/acEons, the team will be automaEcally DISQUALIFIED.
5.3 Players are ALLOWED to show sEckers and spam TP/Recall just for fun.

6. Players must follow their game Eme schedule, no excuses, no late, if the team doesn’t
show up within 15 minutes at the lobby, the team will be disqualified. Make sure to update
their game in advance, to avoid being late at the game Eme schedule.

7. Each team must have their own DATA CONNECTION to be used in the game. Organizers
are not responsible for providing any wifi connecEon.

8. The format will be DOUBLE ELIMINATION. A double-eliminaEon tournament is broken

into two sets of brackets, generally called the winner’s bracket and the loser’s bracket.

9. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the loser’s
bracket, where they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship. Note: There
will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the winner’s
bracket. SIGMA ESPORTS will be releasing the brackets in Challonge.

10. Official/s has the right to check all of the forbidden items/weapons/acachment before
the game and set the Eme per round.

11. If the member/s of the team use any of the items menEoned above, the team will
automaEcally lose on that certain match.

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VALORANT

1. All teams must consist of 5-7 players, incomplete players will not be eligible for the
tournament. (Re-Roster will not be allowed if there’s only 1 week before the event.
2. There are NO RANK restrictions.
3. 2 pauses per team (2 mins and 3 mins) per match
4. The organizer/s are NOT responsible for any latency issues (LAG) that the players
are experiencing. Must provide their own Data connecEon.
5. NO TRASH TALKING or any VULGAR words allowed.

5.1 If a player is caught or heard showing inappropriate and unnecessary

words, they will be automaEcally removed from the game and will be replaced
by the 6th or 7th player.
5.2 In a team, once 3 of its members are caught/heard showing
inappropriate words/acEons, the team will be automaEcally
DISQUALIFIED.
5.3 Players are ALLOWED to show sEckers and spam TP/Recall just for fun.

6. Players must follow their game Eme schedule, no excuses, no late, if the team
doesn’t show up within 15 minutes at the lobby, the team will be disqualified. Make
sure to update their game in advance, to avoid being late at the game Eme schedule.

7. Each team must have their own DATA CONNECTION to be used in the game.
Organizers are not responsible for providing any wifi connecEon.

8. The format will be DOUBLE ELIMINATION. A double-eliminaEon tournament is broken

into two sets of brackets, generally called the winner’s bracket and the loser’s bracket.

9. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the loser’s
bracket, where they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship. Note:
There will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of the
winner’s bracket. SIGMA ESPORTS will be releasing the brackets in Challonge.

MAPS : ICEBOX, SUNSET, SPLIT, LOTUS, BREEZE, ASCENT, HAVEN & BIN

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TEKKEN

1. All teams must consist of 2 players, incomplete players will not be eligible for the
tournament. (Re-Roster will not be allowed if there’s only 1 week before the event.
3. 2 pauses per team (2 mins and 3 mins) per match
4. Players must provide their own Controllers. No JoysEck or Dpad allowed.
5. NO TRASH TALKING or any VULGAR words allowed.

5.1 If a player is caught or heard showing inappropriate and unnecessary

words, they will be automaEcally removed from the game and will be replaced
by the 6th or 7th player.
5.2 In a team, once 1 of its members are caught/heard showing
inappropriate words/acEons, the team will be automaEcally
DISQUALIFIED.

6. Players must follow their game Eme schedule, no excuses, no late, if the team
doesn’t show up within 15 minutes at the lobby, the team will be disqualified. Make
sure to update their game in advance, to avoid being late at the game Eme schedule.

7. Each team begins in the winner’s bracket, but once they lose, they move to the
loser’s bracket, where they sEll have an opportunity to make it to the championship.
Note: There will be a play off if the winner of the loser’s bracket defeats the winner of
the winner’s bracket. SIGMA ESPORTS will be releasing the brackets in Challonge

Rounds: First to Three. Bo5 Elims & Semis , Bo7 Finals

Timer: 60 seconds.

Stage Select: Random (detailed in SecEon 2.c)

Character CustomizaEons: Off.

Character Preset Costumes are Tournament Legal.

DLC Banning

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VIII. DRAWS

1. The draw for the event will take place in a public session. The draw lots
schedule will be announced by the Organizers/Officials.

IX. FAIR PLAY AND SPORTSMANSHIP

1. To ensure fair play and sportsmanship, parEcipants must:

- Refrain from any form of cheaEng, hacking, exploiEng glitches, or using
unauthorized sogware.
- Avoid disrupEve behavior, including unsportsmanlike conduct,
harassment, or abuse towards others.
- Follow instrucEons from tournament officials promptly and without
dispute.

X. PENALTY SYSTEM FOR VIOLATIONS

1. Warning: First-Eme offenses may result in a formal warning issued by

tournament officials.
2. Penalty: Repeated or severe violaEons may lead to penalty points affecEng the team’s
standings or potenEal disqualificaEon.
3. DisqualificaEon: Serious breaches of conduct may result in immediate
disqualificaEon from the tournament.

XI. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

1. The players should wear their own jerseys. Failure to do so, will be
automaEcally default.
2. All players of the team must be dressed uniformly with the same colors of
clothing.

XII. OFFICIALS

Match Officials : The Officials will consist of (1-2) spectators/host-in game and 1
spectator-live game foreach team.

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XIII. Awards and Team Points

The winner of the championship round will be awarded the champion, the losing
player/will be awarded 1st runner-up. There are corresponding points for their
ranks and it will be added to their Overall Points.

CHAMPION – 20 points
1st Runner up – 15 points
2nd Runner up – 10 points
3rd Runner up – 5 points
No Entry – 0 points

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OPENING SALVO
FESTIVAL DANCE
NU – DASMARIÑAS FESTIVAL DANCE (STREET DANCE) COMPETITION 2025
I. RATIONALE

FesEval Dances are cultural dances performed by different places to celebrate and
commemorate the important events in their community. These events are also done to
preserve their culture and to bring everyone together.

For this year’s University Week celebraEon, performing fesEval dances to kick off the week-
long event will be a great way to start.

• ParEcipants: NU-Dasmariñas Students

• Venue: SM Dasmariñas Events Place
• Date: March 17, 2025 (No specific Eme yet)

II. OBJECTIVES

Through the said acEvity, all parEcipants are expected to:

• Showcase their skills in dancing.

• Show the discipline that a true NaEonalian possess.
• Be more knowledgeable about the different cultures from different places around
the Philippines.
• Appreciate and nurture the cultural values of each community despite their
differences.

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III. MECHANICS
i. All parEcipants must be officially enrolled students at NU-Dasmariñas.
ii. Every group must have an entry. Failure to comply will result to a deducEon of 15
points from the overall score of the team.
iii. Minimum of 15 and maximum of 20 dancers per group.
iv. It can be all male or all female or mixed.
v. Music must not less than 5 minutes and not more than 8 minutes. 1 point deducEon
will be applied to the total score for every less and exceeding second.
vi. Music must be appropriate to the school environment. Having foul words in the
music will result to 10 points deducEon from the total score.
vii. Music should be sent to the organizers on or before March 14, 2025.
viii. Props and costumes must be made of recycled materials. Buying brand new
materials for those is highly discouraged.
ix. Hiring outsiders as choreographers is prohibited. Officially enrolled students or
faculty members of every schools only are allowed to be choreographers.
x. All teams must submit the following requirements for eligibility checking:
Ø Team Gallery
ü School RepresentaEves and/or Team RepresentaEves will be the ones to
take care of the bringing of requirements to the concerned offices
(Campus Registrar and HSO).
ü All teams must submit their team gallery to the Campus Registrar first
for verificaEon.
ü Ager the verificaEon of the Campus Registrar (with signature), the
representaEve will then bring the gallery together with the medical
checklist to the HSO for verificaEon that the players are fit to play.
Ø Medical Checklist
ü The indicated events below are required to submit their checklist
approved by HSO:
a. Basketball
b. Volleyball
c. Badminton
d. Table Tennis
e. Dance
ü If your event is not required to submit its medical checklist to the HSO,
your gallery may be submiced to the School RepresentaEves.

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ü Gehng a Medical CerEficate will NOT be required anymore unless

necessary. In exchange, the team coach or representaEve should give
their team Medical Checklist to HSO; then their office will verify if the
listed players are fit to play.
ü In case of the player not being fit to play, he/she will be prohibited from
playing to avoid further complicaEons.
Ø Process of submission
ü Step 1: Fill in your gallery with the needed requirements. Also, include
the names of your team’s players in the medical checklist.
ü Step 2: Submit your gallery to the Campus Registrar for verificaEon and
signature. This will prove that the players from the gallery are enrolled
this 2nd Term A.Y. 2024 – 2025.
ü Step 3: Bring your approved gallery to the HSO together with your
MEDICAL CHECKLIST for verificaEon of our Campus Doctor that the
players are fit to play.
ü Step 4: If the Team Gallery and Medical Checklist are accomplished with
signatures from the concerned offices, the Team RepresentaEve then
may submit it to the School RepresentaEve for compilaEon of all the
event’s requirements.
ü Step 5: A er compilaEon, the School RepresentaEve will submit their
school’s requirements by scanning and uploading the so copy to the One
Drive folder provided by the organizers. The hard copy of the
requirements will NOT be submiced to the organizers; the School’s
RepresentaEve will use it for future reference.
ü Step 6: Once submiced, inform the concerned Event Commicee to
confirm that the requirements are received.
xi. Draw lots will be done to determine the fesEval that will be assigned to each school.
SINULOG FESTIVAL, PAHIYAS FESTIVAL, MASKARA FESTIVAL, PANAGBENGA
FESTIVAL.
i. Draw lots were done by the Deans and Principal last January 14, 2025, and the
results are as follows:
• SHS – Sinulog FesEval
• SECA – Pahiyas FesEval
• SASE – Maskara FesEval
• SBMA – Panagbenga

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xii. Failure of compliance with any of the stated requirements will result in
disqualificaEon.

IV. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

RELEVANCE TO THE
CHOREOGRAPHY SPECIFIC THEME OF COSTUME AND OVERALL EFFECT
(40%) EACH GROUP (30%) PROPS (20%) (10%)

Choreographing and How well an entry Costumes and props Ability to exhibit a
presen.ng the aligns with the are made of recycled dynamic and
rou.ne in a fresh, theme of the materials. energe.c rou.ne
unique way with compe..on. It can that leaves a las.ng
signature moves that include how Appropriateness of impression on the
are original and accurately the entry the costumes and judges and the
crea.ve. Story, represents the props to the school audience.
transi.ons, music theme’s spirit, environment and to
edi.ng, clothing, culture, and the assigned theme Projec.on of the
and a unique look tradi.ons assigned to the group. team members is
and style that stands to them. strong throughout
out from other en.re rou.ne with
rou.nes. an uninterrupted
display of
Use of intricate and confidence
challenging measured by facial
skills/movement expression, eye
including various contact, and body
floor work and movement. The
signature moves. team members
should perform with

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Use of inven.ve enthusiasm,

forma.ons and passion, and a
crea.ve ways to natural ability on
move from one stage.
forma.on to
another, allowing for Ability to evoke
seamless changes of feeling from an
posi.ons. audience through
use of high energy,
showmanship,
genuine expression,
and emo.on.

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PREPARED BY:

Earl John Alba Andro Isao Aquino

Dance Commicee Head Basketball Commicee Head

Reine Joshua Cruz / Icy Blue Caraca Jubilee Anne Del Rosario

E-Sports Commicee Head Volleyball Commicee Head

Paulo Gabagat Jonas Jaro

Table Tennis Commicee Head Darts Commicee Head

Khen Karlo Ocampo Rizza May Tandog

Badminton Commicee Head Chess Commicee Head

APPROVED BY:

Lean James Morenos

Overall Head Organizer

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