On days when the actual temperature in the area is 38 degrees or higher as at 3:00pm on the Bureau of Meteorology website (www.bom.gov.au) games shall be cancelled.
On days when the predicted maximum temperature as published in the Advertiser/Sunday Mail that day is 35 degrees or higher, the timing rules for all games will be modified as follows:
Referees to call a time-out at the half way point of each period, if one has not already been called
The period break to be extended by two minutes.
If there is any doubt, then it is highly recommended to contact the Competitions Manager and check to see if games have been cancelled.
For more information on these guidelines, the official Hot Weather Policy is available for viewing here.
On days when the actual temperature in the area is 38 degrees or higher as at 3:00pm on the Bureau of Meteorology website (www.bom.gov.au) games shall be cancelled.
On days when the predicted maximum temperature as published in the Advertiser/Sunday Mail that day is 35 degrees or higher, the timing rules for all games will be modified as follows:
Referees to call a time-out at the half way point of each period, if one has not already been called
The period break to be extended by two minutes.
If there is any doubt, then it is highly recommended to contact the Competitions Manager and check to see if games have been cancelled.
For more information on these guidelines, the official Hot Weather Policy is available for viewing here.
