GUIDELINES FOR LITERARY EVENTS

 Participant/s must be a bona fide student of the School of Engineering, Architecture, Interior Design, and Information Technology Education.
 Participant/s can only represent the organization where he/she is currently enrolled. Competition is open to both male and female.
 All events shall be highly subjected to the bylaws of the University.
 Any technical matter not mentioned in these guidelines shall be decided upon by the SEAIDITE Literary Committee Head.
 Any violation of the specific guidelines for every category shall automatically disqualify the contestant(s)/team.
 Only fifteen (15) minutes grace period is allowed. Participant(s) who will fail to be present at the specified time or in the grace period given will
automatically receive the last placer equivalent gold.
 Judges' decision shall be FINAL and IRREVOCABLE.

CATEGORIES:
 ORAL
1. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING VIA PICTURE ANALYSIS
2. ORATION
3. DECLAMATION
4. PICTURE TALK
5. SPOKEN POETRY (FILIPINO)
6. DEBATE
 WRITTEN
1. ESSAY WRITING (FILIPINO & ENGLISH)
2. FICTION WRITING (FILIPINO & ENGLISH)
3. POEM WRITING (FILIPINO & ENGLISH)
 OTHERS
1. PAUTAKAN 2018
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING VIA PICTURE ANALYSIS
 Each team will have one (1) representative.
 There shall only be one (1) picture to be analyzed.
 Language shall be only limited to English.
 The participant shall be given sixty (60) seconds to analyze the picture before his/her turn to speak.
 Every contestant is given a maximum of two (2) minutes to speak.
 All other contestants shall be confined on a room other than venue of the contest in order to avoid leakage.
 Each contestant shall be escorted by the organizers to the venue.
 The contestants’ attire should be semi-formal.

CRITERIA:
Delivery/ Manner of conveying thoughts 30%
Content or relevance 35%
Coherence of thoughts 25%
Diction and Pronunciation 10%
TOTAL 100%

ORATION
 Each team will have one (1) representative.
 The oratorical piece shall be given to each team three (3) weeks before the Departmental day.
 The contestants’ attire should be semi-formal.

CRITERIA:
Vocal Quality 25%
Enunciation and Articulation 25%
Gestures 20%
Mastery 20%
Stage Presence 10%
TOTAL 100%
DECLAMATION
 Each team will have one (1) representative.
 The declamation piece shall be given to each team three (3) weeks before the Departmental day.
 Props & costumes shall conform to the University’s policy on dress code.
CRITERIA:
Vocal Technique 35%
Body Technique 35%
Mastery 15%
Stage Presence 15%
TOTAL 100%

PICTURE TALK
 One (1) participant should represent each Department.
 The participant will be given five (5) pictures to interpret at once.
 The participant should be able to create a short story based on the pictures seen.
 The participant will be given three (3) minutes to prepare and compose his/her story.
 The participant should be able to deliver his/her story within five (5) minutes.
 Cross-dressing and use of foul words are strictly prohibited.
CRITERIA:
Delivery 15%
Content 35%
Unity of the Stories Delivered 30%
Poise and Posture 20%
TOTAL 100%

SPOKEN WORD POETRY

 There will be one (1) representative per team.
 A theme or concept shall be given to the teams prior to the event.
 Language shall be only limited to Filipino, and it shall be used consistently.
 Foul or vulgar words shall not be allowed.
  A hard copy of the written original piece shall be submitted one (1) week prior the event for the evaluation of the piece’s originality. Plagiarism shall be a ground
for disqualification.
 At the day of the event, each participant shall be given 4-7 minutes to perform. Deduction on the final points will be given if the performer exceeds the time limit
given.
 Background music, and other props are allowed.
 Costumes are not necessary. Costumes shall conform to the University’s policy on dress code.

CRITERIA:
Composition 45%
Word Play (15)
Content (15)
Relevance to the Theme/Concept (15)
Delivery 40%
Diction and Clarity (15)
Projection of Emotion (10)
Stage Presence (10)
Time Consumed (5)
Overall Impact 15%
TOTAL 100%

SEAIDITE DEBATE CUP 2018

General Guidelines
 The Department will be using the Asian Parliamentary Debate Format.
 The Louisian Debate Society (LDS) will assist the department in this event.
 This event aims to improve collaboration, confidence, and critical thinking skills of the contestants.
 English language is going to be used by the debaters during the debate.
 Proper decorum shall always be observed during the proceedings.
 This competition will be open to all students currently under the SEAIDITE Department.
 This event will only have three phases if no deadlock will occur.
 Each of the three divisions of the department will only have one debating team and one official coach.
  Each team must write 7 debaters (no more, no less) in their official debating list. The listed students are the only ones allowed to be proxies incase unwanted
circumstances arise. The list of participants shall be submitted to the SEAIDITE Governor or the Literary Event Head not later than _____________.
 The debaters on deck will be given thirty minutes to veto motions, brainstorm with their other official team mates regarding the motion to be debated and polish
their paradigm.
 A grace period of 15 minutes will be given to the debating teams every match. Once the given time has expired and the team has still not been able to present
their debaters on deck, they will automatically lose the match and be put at the third place.
 During the championship match, the debaters are obliged to wear a business or formal attire.
 Any inappropriate attitude or act towards the judges, coaches and debaters shall be addressed properly by the facilitators and the LDS.

The Asian Parliamentary Debate Format

 Two teams will argue over a certain proposition. The two teams are called the Government and Opposition bench.
 The Government side will argue to defend the motion and the Opposition side will argue to reject and refute the motion.
 Each side is composed of three members.
 The names and speech length of the speakers are as follows:

Government Side Opposition Side

Prime Minister [PM] (7 minutes) Leader of the Opposition [LO] (7 minutes)
Deputy Prime Minister [DPM] (7 minutes) Deputy Leader of the Opposition [DLO] (7 minutes)
Government Whip [GW] (7 minutes) Opposition Whip [OW] (7 minutes)
Government Reply Speaker [GRS] (4 minutes) Opposition Reply Speaker [ORS] (4 minutes)

 A reply speaker can be anyone from the debating team except their whip. He will make a biased speech to convince the adjudicators that his team has won the
match.
 During his speech, POIs will no longer be entertained.
 The order of the match will be:
1. PM
2. LO
3. DPM
4. DLO
5. GW
6. OW
7. ORS
8. GRS
  The first and last minute of the speeches of the first three speakers of each team are considered as the Protected Time. Points of Information (POI/s) are not
allowed to be raised during this period of time.
 POI will only last for fifteen seconds. It may be accepted or refused by the speaker. It is recommended that a speaker must take at least one (1) POI during his
speech.
 A grace period of fifteen seconds will be given to a speaker in case he goes beyond the time that he is allowed to speak.
 The moment the speaker started his speech, the timer will be started.
 The timer will not be stopped until the debater has finished his speech.

The Debate Scheme

 To determine the champion for this year’s Debate Cup, a three-fold scheme has been prepared. The first phase will be on ________, the second will be on ________,
and the championship match will be on ________.

Phase 1
1. All debating teams will have a match with a swing team coming from the LDS.
2. All teams who will participate in this phase will be instantly given 1 point whether they win or lose the match.
3. The teams who were not able to participate in the phase 1 are still allowed for the phase 2.

Phase 2
1. The round-robin scheme will be utilized in this phase.
2. There will be a point for every win in this phase.
3. If there will be a deadlock between the aggregate scores of the three teams from Phase 1 to Phase 2, they will be proceeding to the Do or Die phase in order to
determine who will be competing on the Championship Match.

Phase 3 (Emergency Phase / Do or Die Phase)

1. This is the emergency phase being referred to on Phase 2.
2. The round-robin scheme will still be utilized in this phase.
3. There will be a point for every win in this phase.
4. If the deadlock has still not been broken after undergoing this phase, the final basis of the teams who will be competing at the finals will be the total speaker
points from Phase 1 to Phase 3.

Championship Match
1. Finalists are mandated to wear a business or formal attire in this round.
2. This match will determine the champions of the 2018 SEAIDITE Debate Cup.
ESSAY WRITING (ENGLISH & FILIPINO)
 Each team must have one (1) representative.
 Essay should be with a minimum of three hundred (300) words. Articles A, AND, THE are excluded.
 The essay shall be accomplished within two (2) hours only.
 The contestant shall not bring any extra material aside from a black ball pen.
 The topic will be given right before the contest proper.

CRITERIA:
Relevance to the Theme 30%
Grammar 25%
Style 25%
Organization of thoughts 20%
TOTAL 100%

POEM WRITING (ENGLISH & FILIPINO)

 Each team must have one (1) representative.
 The poem should be accomplished within two (2) hours only.
 Writing in free verse is not allowed.
 No bringing of extra things aside from a black ball pen.
 The piece must be composed of at least four (4) stanzas and four (4) lines per stanza.
 The topic will be given right before the contest proper.

CRITERIA:
Relevance to the Theme 40%
Style 30%
Organization of Thoughts 30%
TOTAL 100%
FICTION WRITING (ENGLISH & FILIPINO)
 The story should not exceed one thousand words (1000). Articles A, AND, THE are excluded.
 It should be accomplished within two (2) hours and a half.
 The contestant is only allowed to bring a black ball pen.
 Topic will be given on the day of the contest.
 Using of indecent words shall be strictly prohibited.

CRITERIA:
Storyline & Implication 30%
Grammar 25%
Style 25%
Organization of thoughts 20%
TOTAL 100%

PAUTAKAN 2018
 Each team must be composed of four (4) members including the team captain. Only three (3) members will participate in any round.
 Substitution, if any, should be made before the first question of any round is raised.
 Slate boards shall be provided.
 The questions will be divided into three rounds, the easy, average, and difficult round.
 Each round is composed of ten (10) questions.
 Questions from the easy round shall weigh one (1) point each, three (3) points each for the average round and five (5) points each for the difficult
round.
 Timer will immediately start after each question is read.
 When the time limit expires, the participants must raise their slate boards. Failure to do so will mean the answer is not recognized, therefore will
gain no point.
 Questions will be based from the title of the quiz bee itself.
 Choices will be provided for the Easy round while Average and Difficult round will be answered through identification.
  Only the team captain has the right to raise queries or protest but should be done before the next question will be read. After the next question
was read, no protest will be entertained.
 The scores from the easy, average, and difficult round will be added to get the total score as the basis for the proclamation of the winning team.

FOR GENERAL INFORMATION: Questions will come from but not limited to the following areas:
o General Information
o Kaibigan ng Kalikasan Program
o Science & Technology
o Current events and World Affairs
o Health & Medicine
o Literature
o History
o Politics, Government & Law
o Social Issues
o Entertainment
o Environment
o Miscellaneous

FOR MATHEMATICS: Questions will come from but not limited to the following areas:
o Geometry
o Trigonometry
o Calculus: Differential and Integral
o Advance Mathematics
o Statistics
o Solid Mensuration
o Algebra
GUIDELINES FOR KAIBIGAN NG KALIKASAN PROGRAM (KKP) EVENTS
TRASHBIN MAKING

 Each team must make two (2) sets of trash bins. Each set is composed of five (5) trash bins with different waste category (biodegradable, non-
biodegradable, recyclable, etc.)
 The design of the bins must be related to the team’s tribe and are required to put the school year (S.Y. 2018-2019) in the bins.
 The accessibility and impact for environment of the trash bin must be seen.
 Bins must be submitted to the committee-in-charge not later than September 21, 2018.

CRITERIA:
Creativity 20%
Durability 25%
Cleanliness/Maintenance 25%
Proper Waste Segregation 30%
TOTAL 100%

KKP

 All teams will be given their respective areas of responsibility for the Departmental Day.
 The assigned areas must be maintained clean during the whole Day.
 All teams must provide sacks/trash bags for the garbage; observe proper garbage disposal.
 Areas will be checked any time of the day.
 Points will be given to those teams who will comply.
GUIDELINES FOR VISUAL EVENTS
SEAIDITE FILM FEST
 Every competing team shall provide a Short Film.
 The content of the Short film must be decent in nature, abiding by the Student Handbooks Regulations.
 The Short film’s category is to be Story-based or narrative in nature.
 The theme of the Short film must be “Mental Health”.
 Only students, currently enrolled, within the competing team are allowed to be seen on the film.
 The file must be saved on .avi or .mp4 format.
 The Film is limited to 5 minutes to 7 minutes, not considering the length of post Film credits.
 Every team is required to submit a film trailer on or before October 10, 2018.
 The Short Film is entitled to be submitted to the Council on or before 22:00:00 or 10pm of October 11, 2018.
CRITERIA:
Cinematography 25%
Scoring 15%
Originality 20%
Content 30%
Acting 10%
TOTAL 100%
FLAG-MAKING CONTEST
 The content will showcase the teams identity
 Each team should submit an exact number of twenty five (25) small flags and one (1) main flag.
 The size of the Whole Main Flag will be 2.5 m by 1 m or 2.5 sq. m, while the small flags will be 1.5 by .5 m.
 The main Flag can have accessories as long as it still within the given dimension.
 The Main Flag is to be designed freely and must be in their tribal depictions of teams.
 The Small flags on the other hand, must conform to the given preset –shape, color and dimension.
 Poles to be used to the small flags are to be provided by the competing team. (Poles design and color is free on your discretion)
 Main Flag and small flags are to be passed on or before 4 pm of October 11, 2018. (Failure to pass on time will cause deduction to the earned score of the team.)
 PRESET FOR SMALL FLAGS:

CRITERIA:
Aesthetics 45%
Representation of Identity 40%
Neatness 15%
TOTAL 100%

TOTEM COLUMNS
 Each team shall submit one (1) TOTEM (not effigy/statue) that will depict the team’s identity.
 The length of the totem shall be limited from two meters (2m) to two and a half meters (2.5m).
 Open/Free design.
 The totem is allowed to have mechanical functions on the team’s discretion. However, it is required to have lights on its design proper to create a Sci-Tech vibe on
totems.

CRITERIA:
Creativity 50%
Lights 30%
Stability 10%
Adherence to the rules 10%
TOTAL 100%
LITERARY GRAFFITI
 Each team shall be having three (3) to five (5) representatives.
 Words to be used must not exceed ten (10). The use of the school body name (SEAIDITE) is prohibited.
 Use of Vulgar and Scandalous terms/graphics are prohibited.
 This event will only be conducted within the day of the competition (October 12, 2018), with an accumulated time of 4.5 hours.
 It shall be painted on the plywood provided by the committee.
 There shall no restrictions regarding the color and type of paints to be used.
 The theme (Literary piece) shall be given on the contest proper.
 Deviation from the rules shall mean disqualifications.

CRITERIA:
Relevance to the piece 30%
Visual Impact 25%
Creativity, Design, and Presentation 25%
Adherence to the rules 20%
TOTAL 100%

COUTURE
 Each team shall have two (2) models –one male (Ruler) and one female (Warrior)
 Theme for the costume shall depict the team’s identity
 Materials to be used are limited to scrap/recyclable materials.
 A sketch design shall be submitted to the organizing committee on or before October 11, 2018
 The couture costume must be feasible to each of the models. (Models must not have a companion/chaperon/helper on the walk through the ramp and stage.
Helping the model will mean deduction to the scores.)

CRITERIA
Materials used 30%
Visual Impact 25%
Craftsmanship 25%
Feasibility of the design towards the model 20%
TOTAL 100%
GUIDELINES FOR SOCIO-CULTURAL EVENTS
 This shall contribute a maximum of ____________ to the overall tally.
 All music pieces should be in MP3 format. The music file should be properly labelled with the following information: team and the contested event/s and must be
stored in one (1) flash drive only.
 All music pieces should be submitted on or before _________________. Failure to submit on time will cause a deduction of 5 points.
 All performers and involved persons shall be present on the dry-run scheduled by the committee. Failure to attend shall be a ground for deduction of 5 points to
the overall tally.
 Any misrepresentation, disobedience or misconduct before and during the competition to what is proper, right and just, the university policy shall prevail.
 All events shall be highly subjected to the University Student Handbook and Student Code of Discipline.
 Any utterances of vulgar words, cross-dressing and sensual acts are strictly prohibited.
 All participants should be in the performance site one (1) hour before the competition.
 Any technical matters not mentioned in the guidelines shall be addressed by the Head of the Socio-Cultural Committee.
 The decision of the Board of Judges shall be FINAL and IRREVOCABLE.

CATEGORIES:
 MUSICAL
1. YOUR “PRES.” SOUNDS FAMILIAR
2. ACOUSTIC
3. BOYBAND BATTLE
4. TOTAL PERFORMER (QUEEN OF THE NIGHT)
 DANCING
1. ZUMBA
2. DANCESPORTS – Latin & Standard
3. FOLKPOP
4. HIP HOP
5. BLEACHERS GIMIK (WAKANDAN CHANT)
6. DANCE DUO
GUIDELINES FOR MUSICAL EVENTS
 All events in this category shall be treated equally.
 All presentations shall be performed live on-stage unless stated otherwise.
 All accompaniments should be in mp3 format.

YOUR “PRES” SOUNDS FAMILIAR

 Each team will have one (1) main performer (must be a President of any organization composing the team) and at least one (1) of the advisers.
 Backup performer is limited to Co-Presidents and officers only.
 The artist choice is open locally and internationally.
 Each performance should be limited to 4-5minutes only, including the entrance and the exit.
CRITERIA:
Accuracy of Impersonation 35%
Costume 15%
Entertainment factor 35%
Stage presence 15%
TOTAL 100%

ACOUSTIC
 There will be 3-6 members each team.
 Each team must provide their own instruments.
 They will perform 2-4 songs. Mash-up is allowed.
 The song choice must be an original acoustic rendition of a Rock Songs.
 Each performance should be limited to 7-10 minutes only, including entrance, exit.
CRITERIA:
Voice Quality 30%
Music Vocal Harmony 20%
Choice of piece 15%
Stage presence 15%
Overall Impact 20%
TOTAL 100%
BOYBAND BATTLE
 There will be at least 5-10 members each team.
 The team must have their own name.
 The song choice must be upbeat.
 Second voice or any background voice in the minus one is prohibited.
 The team must come up with their own rendition of the song.
 Each performance is limited to 4-5 minutes only, including the entrance and exit.

CRITERIA:
Voice Quality 35%
Blending 25%
Choreography 15%
Synchronization 10%
Stage Presence 15%
TOTAL 100%

QUEEN OF THE NIGHT (TOTAL PERFORMER)

 Each team will have one (1) FEMALE representative.
 The song choice must be upbeat.
 TWO to FOUR (2-4) backup dancers are allowed.
 Second voice or any background voice in the minus one is prohibited.
 Each performance should be limited to four (4) to five (5) minutes only, including entrance and exit.

CRITERIA:
Voice Quality 30%
Diction and Timing 20%
Gracefulness 25%
Costume/Props 10%
Overall Impact 15%
TOTAL 100%
GUIDELINES FOR DANCING EVENTS
 All events in this category shall be treated equally.
 All presentations shall be performed live on-stage.
 In view of safety reasons, any movement with inherently dangerous manoeuvres associated with dances are not advised. What is accepted shall be discussed
upon by the Head of Socio-Cultural Committee.
 The safety of the dancers will always be a priority. However, contestants agree that the organizing committee and the university hold no responsibility for any
mishaps or injuries that may occur during the preparation for and the event proper.

ZUMBA
A. ZUMBA
 Each team will have fifty (50) dancers/students including their ten (10) leaders.
 The music will be provided by the committee.

CRITERIA:
Synchronization 45%
Choreography 40%
Costume 15%
TOTAL 100%

B. ZUMBA (on the spot dancers)

 Participants should wear their respective team color

CRITERIA:
Discretion of the judges
DANCE SPORTS
 This event consists of two categories, Latin and Standard.
 Each team shall have one pair for Latin and one pair for Standard.
 The couples may use step(s) with lifting or exhibition as long as the safety of performers is taken into consideration. THE INTERNATIONAL RULE IS
SUSPENDED.
 Latin dances consists of the following dances:
o Chachacha 60 bars(1 minute)
o Samba 60 bars(1 minute)
o Jive 60 bars(1 minute)
o Pasa doble 60 bars(1 minute)
 Standard dances consists of the following dances:
o Viennese Waltz 60 bars(1 minute)
o Tango 60 bars(1 minute)
o Foxtrot 60 bars(1 minute)
o Waltz 60 bars(1 minute)
 Couple numbers will be given before the competition.
 Using of adhesive materials (such as tapes and the like) to secure the footwear of the dancers shall be not allowed.
 Judges’ decision is final and irrevocable.

CRITERIA:
Preliminaries - Discretion of the judges
Finals - Discretion of the judges
FOLKPOP
 Each team shall compose of 8-12 dancers/students.
 The performance should be a remix of a pop and a Filipino Folk dance and must include Tinikling.
 Props are allowed.
 Three to six (3-6) minutes is given for the performance time of each team including the entrance and the exit.
CRITERIA:
Choreography 35%
Execution 30%
Synchronization 25%
Creativity 10%
Costume/Props 5%
TOTAL 100%

HIP HOP
 There will be a number of 10-20 members each team.
 The performance’s concept should have a touch of the team’s identity.
 Ground level stunts are only limited to backflip, rolling and cartwheel.
 Lifting is allowed as long as there will always be direct contact of the lifter and the one to be lifted.
 Lifting stunts shall not exceed the two-level limit.
 Props shall not be prohibited.
 A minimum of 3 minutes and maximum of 7 minutes is given for each team including the entrance and the exit.
 Judges’ decision is final and irrevocable.

CRITERIA:
Choreography 35%
Execution 30%
Synchronization 25%
Relevance to the Theme 10%
Costume 5%
TOTAL 100%
BLEACHERS GIMIK (WAKANDAN CHANT)
 Each team shall compose of fifty (50) dancers/students open for male and female including their leaders.
 Props with lights are allowed to use.
 A 30-second chant should be prepared
 The music will be provided by the committee.

CRITERIA:
Performance/Execution/Synchronization 40%
Choreography 25%
Visual Impact 20%
Costume & Props 15%
TOTAL 100%

DANCE DUO
 There will be one (1) pair for each team.
 The dance genre should be Contemporary.
 The total time to be consumed by the performance should not exceed 2 minutes and 30 seconds, entrance and exit should be included in the time limit.
 Every exceed of thirty (30) seconds will be equivalent to 1-point deduction to final score.
 Dangerous stunts are not allowed. Stunts that includes fire, sharp objects, and others that may lead to minor or serious injuries of the performers.
 Remixed music is allowed and all music must be submitted to the Socio cultural coordinators.

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE DESCRIPTION

Creativity 25% Original dance concept of a creative routine and choreography.
Synchronization 20% Well-coordinated, synchronized movements and timing.
Execution 20% Mastery in execution of the routine, dance forms and complex moves. Note: Additional 1 point for each
complex moves as determined by the judges.
Originality 15% The ability to create something new.
Interpretation 15% Ability to deliver the story to the audience effectively.
Costume 5% Attractiveness and neatness. Costume must in rhyme with the dance concept.
TOTAL 100%
GUIDELINES FOR SPORTS EVENTS
 ALL PLAYERS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE OATH OF AMATEURISM with Integrity, Respect and Sincerity. This shall be given an additional of (three golds
from the overall tally of the sports event).
 All SEAIDITE athletes, including the training pool are allowed to join all contested events.
 Final list of all athletes and coaches, including the reserved and/or buffer players for particular events and assistant coaches, shall be submitted to the
SEAIDITE-Sports Coordinator not later October 12, 2018, for all sports events. Deduction of five golds on the overall tally for sports competition will be given to
the TEAM who cannot submit the said list on the set deadline and Disqualification for the team who cannot submit any list on the day before the opening of the
Sports Competition.
 All the contested events shall follow the Round Robin method.
 Buffer players for the particular events (Chess, Badminton & Table Tennis) shall not be allowed to play in a rotational method. Reserved players shall only be
allowed to play whenever the actual players are injured before his game starts.
 Addition/ Reduction of listed players in their respective events before or during the games would mean disqualification for the team.
 Rules on Uniform specified in the General Ground Rules shall be followed.
 Players shall present their Identification cards to the Chief Umpire for the major events and game-in-charge for minor events before the start of their respective
games.
 Players must observe Courtesy, Discipline and the Conduct of Sportsmanship at all times toward their opponents, game officials and organizers of the Activity.
 FIRST, SECOND and LAST CALLS shall be announced 15, 10, 5 minutes respectively before the game proper. Failure of the team to appear within the set time
shall mean declaration of Winner by default for the present team. In case both teams failed to appear, the game shall be nullified. Zero point shall be given for
both teams. Clock posted by the SEAIDITE (located at the outdoor stage) shall be the basis for the official time.
 The generally accepted rules of the games shall be applied as determined by the respective umpire/s or game official/s in charge.
 Any technical matter not mentioned in the Guidelines shall be decided by the SEAIDITE Sports Committee and the overall chairman of the Umpires.
 UMPIRES DECISIONS ARE ALWAYS FINAL AND IRREVOCABLE.
A. GENERAL GROUND RULES

RULE 1. ELIGIBILITY OF ATHLETES

1.1 List of athletes per sports discipline and division shall be submitted to the SEAIDITE Sports Coordinator.

RULE 2. TEAM COMPOSITION PER SPORTS DISCIPLINE WITH COACHES

2.1. Each Department/ School shall register only one team per division.
2.2. Composition Format:

SPORTS EVENT DIVISION NUMBER OF ATHLETES NUMBER OF COACHES

BASKETBALL MEN 5-12 1
MEN 6-12 1
VOLLEYBALL
WOMEN 6-12
SOFTBALL MEN 9-12 1
WOMEN 9-12
SEPAK TAKRAW MEN 6-9 1
MEN 4-5 1
BADMINTON
WOMEN 4-5 1
MEN 4-5
TABLE TENNIS
WOMEN 4-5 1
MEN 3-4
CHESS 1
WOMEN 3-4
MEN 1-2
SCRABBLE
WOMEN 1-2 1 FOR MEN AND 1 FOR
MEN 1-2 WOMEN
WORD FACTORY
WOMEN 1-2
 MEN 1-2
GAMES OF THE GENERAL
WOMEN 1-2
MEN
RUBIK’S CUBE 1 1
WOMEN

B. TOURNAMENT GROUND RULES PER SPORTS DISCIPLINE

I. BASKETBALL
a. The FIBA rules and regulations shall be applied.
b. Only one (1) official coach and an assistant coach are allowed.
c. The coach must be an instructor of his represented Department/ School.
d. There shall only be a maximum of 12 players to play in a certain game.

II. VOLLEYBALL
a. The FIBV rules and regulations shall be applied.
b. Only one (1) official coach and an assistant coach are allowed.
c. The coach must be an instructor of his represented Department/ School.

III. SOFTBALL
a. The ISAF rules and regulations shall be applied.
b. Only one (1) official coach and an assistant coach are allowed.
c. The coach must be an instructor of his represented Department/ School.

IV. SEPAK TAKRAW

a. The ISTAF rules and regulations shall be applied.
 b. Only one (1) official coach and an assistant coach are allowed.
c. The coach must be an instructor of his represented Department/ School.
d. Each team shall be composed of two or three regus.
e. In case of decision match, the best regus shall play for the final round.

V. BADMINTON
a. Rules of the games of the International Badminton Federation shall be applied in the tournament.
b. All matches in the tournament shall use Corbillon cup system with two-of-three basis as follows:
i. Two players to play two singles;
ii. Two players to play doubles;
iii. Players of the singles shall not be allowed to play in the doubles game, likewise, the players of the doubles shall not be
allowed to play in the singles games.

VI. TABLE TENNIS

a. Rules of the games of the International Table Tennis Federation shall be applied in the tournament.
b. An athlete must use a table tennis racket with a red face on one side and a black/green face on the other side.
c. All matches in the tournament shall use Corbillon cup system with two-of-three basis as follows:
i. Two players to play two singles;
ii. Two players to play doubles;
iii. Players of the singles shall not be allowed to play in the doubles game; likewise, the players of the doubles shall not be
allowed to play in the singles games.

VII. CHESS
a. There shall be three (3) players in every match.
b. Single round robin tournament shall follow.
c. Scoring shall be based on the new scoring system in the Chess
 d. Olympiad whereas: a winning team will be awarded 2 points, 1 point for draw and 0 point for a lost.
e. The team with the highest accumulated points after the round robin tournament shall declared as a champion. It is a team
event consisting of 3 players.

VIII. WORD FACTORY, GG AND SCRABBLE

a. Rules of each competition shall be determined by the technical committee/ tournament director.
b. For Word Factory, the raise will be 200.
c. For GG, they will play a round robin game.
d. For scrabble, the raise will be 300.

IX. RUBIK’S CUBE

a. One student from each of the teams will participate in the event
b. The students will bring their own 3x3 and will be checked during the contest proper
c. The participants will be on a standby in a different room and will give their cube to be descrambled.
d. The contest proper will be divided in four stages.
o First stage:
In this level, students are to solve the cube and will be given points depending on their time of solve.
Less than 20s = 10 points
20seconds to 40 seconds = 7 points
40 seconds to 1 minute = 5 points
1 minute to 2 minutes = 3 points
More than 2 minutes = No point

o Second Stage:
Students will be given 5 minutes in this level to mimic the preset patterns and will be given points for each of the pattern
they solve. Color could be or could not be the same as the cube as long as the pattern is the same.
15 points each cube
 o Third stage:
Students are given 5 minutes to mimic both the pattern and the color of the cube and will be given points for each pattern
they will solve. Students are not allowed to touch the cube at this stage
20 points each cube

o Fourth stage:
Students will be given 5 minutes to copy and mimic a scrambled cube. They will be given 50 points in doing so.

e. The player who has the highest accumulated score shall win
f. The student who has accumulated the highest score shall win and ranking shall be done accordingly.
g. In case of a tie, the student who was able to get the highest number of points at a faster time will announced as the winner.

POINTING SYSTEM

RANK GOLD

CHAMPION 20

1ST RUNNER-UP 15

2ND RUNNER-UP 10

Note: In Basketball and Softball the teams with no win will be given 10 points in the said events.
 EVENTS VENUE

Basketball Basketball court no. 1

Volleyball Men Volleyball court no. 2

Volleyball Women Volleyball court no. 1

Softball Men Field (near Senior High building.)

Softball Women Field (near Senior High building)

Sepak takraw Basketball court no. 2

Table Tennis Men and Women Front of Gym

Badminton Men and Women Play n Smash

Chess, Scrabble, Word factory, Game of general K-13 and K-14

Rubik’s cube K-13