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Title                               Episode    Date      Start    Duration  Channel
Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     03/08/10    20:00    01:30     Sky Sports 3 Digital
Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    00:00    01:30     Sky Sports 4 Digital
Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    03:00    01:30     Sky Sports 2 Digital
Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    09:30    01:30     Sky Sports 3 Digital
Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    14:30    01:30     Sky Sports 4 Digital

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Title                                              Episode    Date      Start    Duration  Channel

Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     03/08/10    20:00    01:30     Sky Sports 3 Digital

Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    00:00    01:30     Sky Sports 4 Digital

Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    03:00    01:30     Sky Sports 2 Digital

Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    09:30    01:30     Sky Sports 3 Digital

Wheelchair Basketball World Champs     1     04/08/10    14:30    01:30     Sky Sports 4 Digital

World Congress
IWBF Executive
For Immediate release
July 13, 2010
Birmingham, UK
PRESS RELEASE
IWBF World Congress Elects Executive Council
The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation held their World Congress today and among other things elected the Executive Council members who will serve for the next four years.
Re-elected as President is Mrs. Maureen Orchard of Canada. Mrs. Orchard will be joined by the following returning Executive Council members; Mr. Steve Spilka, Great Britain Treasurer, Mr. Ron Coppenrath, the Netherlands Competition Commission President; Mr. Norbert Kucera, Germany, President Technical Commission; Mr. Don Perriman, Australia, President Player Classification Commission; Mr. Jan Berteling, the Netherlands, President of the Commission for Legal Matters and Eligibility, and Members-at-large Mr. Ricardo Moreno, Spain and Mr. Mario Fahrasmane, France. Elected for the first time is Mr. Ulf Mehrens, Germany as Vice-President.
Mrs. Orchard thanked the delegates for the confidence they showed in her by re-electing her for a further four years. She assured them that the next four years will be exciting years as IWBF moves to separate World Championships for men and women with the announcement of the 2014 hosts. Goyang City, South Korea will host the men and Toronto, Canada will host the women. Canada will also host the first U25 Women’s World Championship in St. Cathanines, Ontario July 14 – 24, 2011.
The Congress welcomed new members Belarus, Honduras and Nigeria to the IWBF. The delegates approved the new rules which will go into effect October 1, 2010 and approved the introduction of 3 on 3 as a division of IWBF. Orchard told the Congress that IWBF believes that 3 on 3 will give new opportunities to small nations as well as women to get involved in wheelchair basketball.
The meeting heard remarks from Bob Elphinston, President of the International Basketball Federation, who remarked on the excellent relationship between FIBA and IWBF.
Orchard thanked out going Vice-President Greg Love for his contribution and reminded the delegates that he will continue to be involved in his role as Secretary General of Asia Oceania.
For further information please contact:
International Wheelchair Basketball Federation Secretariat
181 Watson Street, #108
Winnipeg, MB, Canada, R2P 2P8
PH: 1.204.632.6475; Fax:1.204.415.6515
E-mail: iwbfsecretariat@aol.com ;  E-Mail: iwbfsecretariat@shaw.ca Web: www.iwbf.org
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Section H – Regulations Governing the Use of Advertising

 

H1 Technical Equipment and The Playing Court

H1.1 Baskets, backboards, backboard supports, backboard padding and backboard support padding:

 

  • Advertising is prohibited on baskets, backboards, backboard supports, backboard padding and backboard support padding.
  • The manufacturer's name, trademark or logo solely is permitted on the metallic structure of the backboard supports (once only on each side of the structure and with a maximum size of 250 cm•) and on the side padding of the backboard supports (once only on each side of the supports and with a maximum size of 250 cm•).

 

H1.2 Game information boards (Scoreboards)

 

  • Advertising is permitted on scoreboards provided it does not obstruct or interfere with the functioning of the scoreboards.

 

H1.3 Centre circle and free-throw semicircles

 

  • Advertising is prohibited inside the centre circle which is used exclusively by IWBF for its own brand (See diagram under H1.5.6).

 

H1.4 Advertising may be permitted, with the express approval of the appropriate IWBF body, inside the free throw circles provided that:

 

  • The advertising is the same in both circles.
  • There is only one identical company name or logo in both circles.
  • The free throw lines are clearly visible.

 

H1.5 Playing court area

H1.5.1 Advertising is prohibited inside the boundaries (end lines and sidelines) of the playing court.

H1.5.2 Advertising is permitted outside the boundaries provided that it is located at a minimum distance of two (2) metres from the said boundaries (this includes advertising on the floor/parquet).

Advertising which is free-standing around the court must be padded around the top for the protection of the players if considered necessary.

H1.5.3 The name of the arena, city or municipality, etc., can be displayed in white lettering at least 50 cm outside the sidelines or end lines (inside the further boundary line). At the request of the organisers, other conditions may be accepted by the appropriate IWBF body.

H1.5.4 Any advertising next to the scorers’ table must be located:

 

  • At a minimum distance of two (2) metres from the scorers’ table, and
  • In a single line with it.

 

H1.5.5 Advertising is permitted in front of the scorers’ table provided that it is placed directly in front of and flush with the table.

H1.5.6 The IWBF logo must appear on the playing court as per the following diagram.

H2 Referees and Table Officials

H2.1 Advertising is prohibited on referees' clothing during main and other official competitions of IWBF, except where sold as rights by IWBF, when all referees will be similarly attired.

H2.2 The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear on referees’ clothing, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

H2.3 Advertising is allowed on table officials’ clothing during main official competitions of IWBF, if such clothing is supplied by a commercial partner of an IWBF body.

H3 PLAYERS

H3.1 Playing Uniforms

H3.1.1 For a total of three different advertisings, advertising is permitted:

 

  • On the front of the shirts.
  • On the back of the shirts
  • On the shorts/pants.

 

H3.2 Shirts

H3.3 Shirts must conform to the Official Wheelchair Basketball Rules (article 4.3)

H3.4 The front of the shirt shall conform to the following provisions:

H3.4.1 The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

H3.4.2 The IWBF logo must appear on the front of the shirt (see diagram) for all main official competitions of IWBF (E4.1).

H3.4.3 The player's number must appear and be clearly visible and at least 10 cm high. Any other markings on the front of the shirt must be at a distance of at least 5 cm from the player's number.

H3.4.4 The name or the badge or symbol of the club or country may appear on the front of the shirts as follows:

 

  • Above the advertising.
  • If the written text comprises one (1) line, the letters shall be a maximum of 8 cm in height. If the written text comprises two (2) lines, the letters on each line shall be a maximum of 6 cm in height.
  • The badge/symbol must not be smaller than 100 cm• nor larger than 200 cm• and shall be a maximum of 10 cm in height.

 

H3.4.5 Advertising of one (1) sponsor only is permitted provided that the written text or the sponsor's logo is a maximum of 8 cm in height and maximum of 40 cm in length

Front

 

  • IWBF logo, 32cm2
  • Manufacturer's trademark (logo), Player's number, at least 10cm in max. 12cm2 height (FH: need to change position of number)
  • Written text or logo
  • If club/country name (written text): max. 8cm in height and 40cm in One line -max. 8cm in heightlength Two lines - each line max. 6cm in height
  • If club/country badge/symbol: min. 100cm2, max. 200cm2, max. 10cm in height

 

H3.4.6 The back of the shirt shall conform to the following provisions:

 

  • The player's surname may appear above the player's number and shall comprise only one (1) line of text. The height of the writing must be between 6cm and 8cm.  If the player’s surname is used on one shirt, the surnames of all players must appear on their shirts.
  • The player's number must appear and be clearly visible and at least 20 cm high. Any other markings on the back of the shirt must be at a distance of at least 5 cm from the player's number.
  • Advertising of one sponsor only is permitted on the back of shirts, provided that the written text or the sponsor’s logo is a maximum of 8 cm in height and of 40 cm in length.
  • Player's number,Back Player's surname (by choice), at least 20 cm in height
  • 6 – 8 cm in height, one line of text only

 

H3.4.7 At least one (1) month prior to the first game of the competition, clubs or national federations must submit to the IWBF Secretariat for approval a drawing/design of the uniform which will be worn during the competition. This can be sent by mail or fax.

H3.5 Shorts/Pants

 

  • Shorts/Pants must conform to the Official Wheelchair Basketball Rules (article 4.3).
  • Advertising is permitted on the front of the shorts/pants (see diagram) provided that:
  • The advertising is of one sponsor only, and
  • The sponsor’s written text or logo is of a maximum of 100 cm•
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.
  • The player’s number is not permitted on the shorts/pants.

 

H3.6 Socks

 

  • Advertising is prohibited on socks.
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

 

H3.7 Warm-up T-shirts

 

  • Advertising is permitted on the front of warm-up T-shirts but must be identical (same sponsor and size) with that on the front of the playing shirts.
  • The name or the badge/symbol of the club or country may appear on the front of the warm-up T-shirts.
  • Advertising is permitted on the back of warm-up T-shirts, but it must be identical (same sponsor and size) with that on the front of the shirt.
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

 

H3.8 Tracksuits

 

  • Advertising is permitted on the front of tracksuits but must be identical (same sponsor and size) with that on the front of the playing shirts...
  • The name or the badge/symbol of the club or country may appear on the front of the tracksuits
  • Advertising is permitted on the back of tracksuits, but it must be identical (same sponsor and size) with that on the front of the shirts
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) may appear, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.
  • The player’s family name is permitted on the back of the tracksuit but it must be identical (same name and size) with that on the back of the shirts.
  • Front Manufacturer's trademark (logo), max. 12 cm2
  • If club/country name (written text): One line -max. 8 cm in height Two lines - each line max. 6 cm in height
  • If club/country badge/symbol:
  • min. 100cm 2,
  • max. 200cm 2,
  • max. 10 cm in height
  • Back
  • Player's family name is permitted but must be identical with that on the back of the shirts. For advertising written text or logo, max. 8 cm in height and 40 cm in length but must be identical with that on the back of the shirts.

 

H3.9 Shoes

 

  • Advertising is prohibited on the shoes.
  • The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear.

 

H3.10 Undergarments

 

  • All undergarments such as T-shirts worn under uniforms, cycling shorts, etc., must be the same colour as the respective part of uniform.
  • Advertising is prohibited on all visible parts of undergarments.
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) is permitted, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

 

H3.11 Other accessories

 

  • Advertising is prohibited on all other accessories such as sweatbands, knee and elbow pads, etc.
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) is permitted, but it must not be larger than 12 cm•.

 

H4 WHEELCHAIRS

H4.1 Frame and Frame Protectors

 

  • The frame must be in accordance with the Official Wheelchair Basketball Rules (Art. 4.6.).
  • Advertising is prohibited on the wheelchair frame, frame protectors and side guards.
  • The manufacturer’s logo may appear in a maximum of two places on the frame tubing or frame protectors and may not exceed 2 cm in height and 20 cm in length.

 

H4.2 Cushion

 

  • The cushion must be in accordance with the Official Wheelchair Basketball Rules (Art. 4.6.),
  • Advertising is prohibited on the cushion,
  • The manufacturer’s logo may appear on the side or both sides of the cushion but must not exceed 30 cm• in each instance.

 

H4.3 Back Upholstery

  • Advertising is prohibited on the back upholstery,
  • The manufacturer’s logo may appear on the back upholstery but must not exceed 30 cm•.
  • Player Number Attached to Back Upholstery
  • Advertising is permitted on the player numbers attached to the back upholstery provided that:
  • the player number is clearly visible,
  • the writing or the sponsor’s logo is a maximum of 25% of the surface area,
  • it is identical to the one on the front of the shirt, unless it is provided by IWBF or, with approval of IWBF, by the LOC.

H4.4 Wheels

  • The wheels must be in accordance with the Official Wheelchair Basketball Rules (Art. 4.6.),
  • Advertising is prohibited on the wheels,
  • The manufacturer’s logo may appear on the wheels but must not exceed 12 cm•.

H4.5 Spoke Protectors

  • Players may choose whether to use spoke protectors or not. Colourless, transparent spoke protectors where no printing appears are considered, for advertising purposes, to be in the same category as wheels that do not possess spoke protectors.
  • When spoke protectors are used, other than the colourless, transparent type, they must be of identical design and colour for all players on a team that decide to use them.
  • Advertising is permitted on spoke protectors and is the only location on the player’s uniform/wheelchair where a second sponsor may be positioned in addition to the first sponsor that is permitted in other locations detailed in these regulations.
  • The manufacturer’s logo of the specific wheelchair in question may appear on both spoke protectors but must not exceed 12 cm• in either instance.

H5 Other provisions

  • Advertising on uniforms, tracksuits, and warm-up T-shirts must be the same for all players of a team.
  • The manufacturer's trademark (logo) on uniforms, tracksuits, and warm-up T-shirts must be the same for all players of a team.
  • Advertising for hard alcohol, tobacco and the pharmaceutical products indicated on the current list of banned substances is prohibited.
  • Advertising for a brand of beer or wine is permitted.
  • Players of the national teams participating in main official competitions of IWBF may wear only that advertising approved by IWBF before the competition begins
  • During the Paralympic Games, the participating teams must respect the International Paralympic Committee's regulations and provisions regarding advertising.

H6 PENALTIES

H6.1 The Tournament Technical Committee or the Technical Delegate shall supervise the implementation of these regulations at each competition of IWBF.

H6.2 The Secretary General or the person responsible, according to the regulations of a competition, after receiving a report from the Tournament Technical Committee or the commissioner in cases where these regulations were not complied with, will decide on possible penalties in the first instance.

H6.3 Penalties and sanctions are to be imposed in accordance with the Regulations on Disciplinary Sanctions and Penalties (P.2).

 

 

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