The Lady-Stretchers
mick krogman - captain
marc myhre
seth barr
ben mumm
eric redman
al kirschbaum
alternate kris dressler

New Easier Website
I didnt like the format of this site so I created a new one at http://www.geocities.com/billy_6_bob_9/home.html
i will still post on this site.

Dates Times and Places
Most matches will be held on Sundays. Direction will be posted and e-mailed if recommended by team leaders. The preliminary round will be held at Steve Herbers' house (date pending on how fast teams sign up). We are holding a match Sunday, May 23rd at his house and it is open to anyone.

I know that there may be a time conflict with some teams so if a team can't make it to a competition day then I will inform the team competing against them and reschedule a better suiting time. Most likely the time will be prior to the competition day in order for the winning team to go into the next round of the day.

Direction: From Bloomington you take Highway 133 south (turn located right next to John Deere) and then take the first left on Spruce road then its the first farm on the left.

Rules and Regulations
The Rules and Regulations of the tournament (rules may be added without notice)

- 6-man teams - Team may have less shooters but opposing team will not hold back any of their shooters for the sake of keeping numbers fair. Substitute members are permitted with notice, you may post substitute players on roster when signing up teams. If a player will be absent on a game day and you find a substitute shooter please inform me a few days prior to game day so I can notify opposing teams.

- NO fully-auto or burst - No fully automatic or burst modes are permitted in the tournament play. Fully-auto is only a way for rich amatuers to get well trained shooters out of the game.

- We above all are not liable for you - You and your insurance are liable. We will have waivers for you to sign at the tournament site. It is your responsibility to wear your safety gear.

- No Grenades - No grenades are permitted, but landmines are. Landmines can only be used with consent. Grenades don't work anyway so why bother?

- Team Sniper - Teams are allowed one sniper. Snipers must report to their base at the beginning of each match, and bases may vary between matches. Bases must also be behind a halfway mark of the field If all but one other team member are tagged out the sniper maybe leave his/her base to capture the flag or support cover for his/her remaining shooter.

- Seeding - For team seeding we will hold a preliminary round-robin. Round-robin matches will only be one match. Once tournament play has started, teams matched up will play the best of three rounds.

- Tagging out - Ball must break on player. If a player is hit and is unsure of break he/she may call for a paintcheck and the ref will determine if you are out or not. If a player is hit and calls him/herself out but the ball doesn't break, he/she is still out.

- Tehnical Difficulties - If a player has run out of paint or Co2, he/she can run to the "safe zone" to refill. If a player has gun difficulties he/or she is expected to carry extra o-rings on the field with him/her. If it is a more complicated problem the player may run to the "safe zone" and fix the problem or con a gun off another player for quick re-entry into the game. When a shooter is running to the safe zone for a gun difficuly he/she may have his/her hand raised indicating problems and will not be out if shot, if your hand is down you will be counted out. If your trip to the "safe zone" is merely for a refill you are free game until you reach the "safe zone." If you raise your hand while running to the "safe zone" for refills you will be counted out.

Team sign-up
E-mail or call Ben Mumm about team entries or details of the tournament. Leave your team name, captain's name, captain's phone number and e-mail, and team roster. E-mail Ben at goon_2@hotmail.com or call his home phone at (608)-994-2871 or his cell at (608)-732-3871

- Teams must be signed up before June 19th
- $12 fee per team

P.S. If you know anyone from surrounding towns that are willing, pass on the word. The more teams the more fun.