Spirit Score Form -- Fruit Bowl 2022

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It is expected that a typical game is a good game with scores of 10 from both teams. It’s better to address problems early than to mark the other team down at the end – your opponent should not be surprised by the score given. Spirit scoring is a group effort, so discuss this as a team.

When in doubt, trust the other team. Not all examples need to have occurred in order to warrant a certain score. Spirit is not only scored but also earned as a team. Calls or issues from a single player can become an issue if they are not held accountable by their own team. You may also consider factors that are not described here.

If you give a score of 0 or 4 in any category, you must leave an accompanying comment. Comments will be shared with the event organizer who will decide what to do with them. The organizer reserves the right to follow up with teams based on comments, particularly for extreme scores.

You may optionally score your own team as a way to reflect on your game.

And remember, Spirit of the Game is mindful behavior practiced by players worldwide prior to, during and after a game, in a mutual effort to protect the basic joy of play.

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Your Team Name *

Opponent Team Name *

Day *

Saturday

Sunday

Rules Knowledge & Use

For example: They followed the rules. When they didn't know the rules they made an effort to learn and apply the rules.

Score YOUR OPPONENT on Rules Knowledge & Use: *

Bad

Excellent

Comments on YOUR OPPONENT'S Rules Knowledge & Use:

Fouls & Body Contact

For example: They avoided dangerous plays, fouls, and minimized incidental (minor) contact. They played safely.

Score YOUR OPPONENT on Fouls & Body Contact: *

Bad

Excellent

Comments on YOUR OPPONENT'S Fouls & Body Contact:

Fair Mindedness

For example: They made justifiable calls. They took accountability for rule breaches and/or incorrect calls and informed teammates about wrong, unnecessary or unfair calls.

Score YOUR OPPONENT on Fair Mindedness:
*

Bad

Excellent

Comments on YOUR OPPONENT'S Fair Mindedness:

Attitude

For example: They were respectful and considerate regardless of the competitive outcome. Players and/or sideline showed a willingness to reach a resolution during contentious situations.

Score YOUR OPPONENT on Attitude: *

Bad

Excellent

Comments on YOUR OPPONENT'S Attitude:

Communication

For example: They engaged in respectful conversations with us by actively listening to our perspectives, being considerate of the time and using hand signals.

Score YOUR OPPONENT on Communication: *

Bad

Excellent

Comments on YOUR OPPONENT'S Communication:

Additional comments on YOUR OPPONENT

SPIRIT SCORES FOR YOUR TEAM (OPTIONAL)

Score YOUR TEAM on Rules Knowledge & Use

For example: We followed the rules. When we didn't know the rules we made an effort to learn and apply the rules.

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Excellent

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Comments for YOUR TEAM on Rules Knowledge & Use

Score YOUR TEAM on Fouls & Body Contact

For example: We avoided dangerous plays, fouls, and minimized incidental (minor) contact. We played safely.

Bad

Excellent

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Comments for YOUR TEAM on Fouls & Body Contact

Score YOUR TEAM on Fair Mindedness

For example: We made justifiable calls. We took accountability for rule breaches and/or incorrect calls and informed teammates about wrong, unnecessary or unfair calls.

Bad

Excellent

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Comments for YOUR TEAM on Fair Mindedness

Score YOUR TEAM on Attitude

For example: We were respectful and considerate regardless of the competitive outcome. Players and/or sideline showed a willingness to reach a resolution during contentious situations.

Bad

Excellent

Clear selection

Comments for YOUR TEAM on Attitude

Score YOUR TEAM on Communication

For example: We were respectful and considerate regardless of the competitive outcome. Players and/or sideline showed a willingness to reach a resolution during contentious situations.

Bad

Excellent

Clear selection

Comments for YOUR TEAM on Communication

Additional comments for YOUR TEAM

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