ARBITRAJE-REGLA 17-CONDUCT OF COURT

Seguramente muchos jugadores de squash, han tenido compañeros de juego o rivales que a veces se convierten en el "enemigo" cuando comienzan a actuar fuera de lugar, desubicandose, gritando, perdiendo el tiempo, insultando, etc.

Para ellos, el reglamento del squash, tiene contemplado un CODIGO DE CONDUCTA que se debe aplicar rigurosamente, si deseamos mantener un deporte para compartir entre caballeros.

Bueno es tambien que estas reglas les sean enseñadas a los jugadores junior para que puedan formar su caracter dentro de estas reglas.

Las penalidades van desde advertencias de conducta, pasando por perdida de punto, perdida de game, y perdida de match con expulsión del jugador.

Time-wasting: (PERDIDA DE TIEMPO)
Minor offence (OFENSA LEVE) (e.g. a few seconds late back
on court; taking excessive time to serve)(REGRESAR TARDE, TOMAR MUCHO TIEMPO PARA SERVIR):
Conduct Warning (ADVERTENCIA DE CONDUCTA)
Major offence (OFENSA IMPORTANTE)(e.g. very late back on court;
prolonged discussion with Referee)(REGRESAR MUY TARDE AL COURT, DISCUSIONES PROLONGADAS CON EL ARBITRO):
Conduct Stroke: PUNTO EN CONTRA

Dissent:
Minor offences (e.g. questioning a decision):
Conduct Warning
Major offence (e.g. prolonged or repeated
questioning of or disagreement with
decisions): Conduct Stroke

Abuse of Official:
Minor offence (e.g. unflattering comments
about official or decisions): Conduct
Warning
Major offence (e.g. pejorative comments
about official or decisions): Conduct Stroke

Severe offence (e.g. hitting ball at official or
into spectators; throwing racquet at official or
into spectators): Conduct Game or Match
(depending on the severity of the offence and
the danger caused)

Excessive physical contact:
Minor offence (e.g. running into the
opponent): Conduct warning
Major offence (e.g. physical abuse of the
opponent): Conduct Stroke
Severe offence (e.g. deliberately injuring the
opponent; dangerous play that injures the
opponent): Conduct Game or Match
(depending on the severity of the offence and
the extent of the injury caused)

Unsporting conduct:
Minor offence (e.g. making negative
comments to the opponent): Conduct
Warning

Major offence (e.g. repeated negative or
pejorative comments to the opponent; any
attempt at intimidation of the opponent):
Conduct Stroke

Severe offence (e.g. extreme behaviour that
brings the game into disrepute): Conduct
Game or Match (depending on the severity
of the offence)

Coaching:
First occurrence: Conduct Warning
Second occurrence: Conduct Stroke and
expulsion of offending person