2010 Social Events

 

 

 

Travel and Accommodation

 

 

The US Lacrosse Hawaii Chapter has not partnered with any travel agencies at this time. If we do in the future, we will post their information on our website: http://www.hawaiilacrosse.com

 

Although we do not have recommendations on the particulars of your trip we do have the following tips to recommend regarding travel:

• Fly to Oahu Island, Honolulu International Airport (HNL). The tournament takes place at Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. If you fly into Maui,  Kauai or Big Island it is a very long swim to get to Oahu.
• 95% of Oahu’s hotels are located in Waikiki. You’ll find a plethora of restaurants, bars and nightlife there. Additionally, Kapiolani Park is just a walk or short cab ride from hotels in Waikiki.
• Many people who have not frequented the island of Oahu say the roads are not intuitive. You may want to consider adding a GPS service to your rental car, an option now available with most rental agencies. Otherwise you can consider using the following website for planning your trips on the bus. http://www.google.com/transit
• The official contact people for team divisions cannot provide travel advice. Unfortunately, travel questions directed to them will go unanswered. Sorry! We’re busy enough just working on the Tournament... The Internet is a great resource for travel planning.

 

Tournament Game Rules

 

Rules: Women: U.S. NCAA Rules

Men: International Rules

(Note: 4 long poles allowed on the field at one time)

 

Timing: (2) - 20 minute running time halves

10 minute break at half time

The last 2 minutes of each game will be stop time.

A horn will sound at the end of each half.

A separate clock will keep penalty time.

 

Men’s and Women’s Semifinal games will be (2) - 25 minute running halves. The last 2 minutes of each half will be stop time.

 

Women’s Final: (2) - 30 min halves. The last 2 minutes of each

Half will be stop time.

Men’s Elite Final: (4) - 15min quarters. The last 2 minutes of the

second and fourth quarter will be stop time.

 

Overtime: Sudden victory will follow the completion of a tied game after a 2-minute break. The sudden victory period will be 4 minutes of running time with no time outs allowed. Goal defended will remain the same for the first overtime and exchanged each period thereafter. A face off will begin each period with a 1-minute break between periods.

 

Timeouts: Women: One 2-min team timeout per half

Men: One 2-min team timeout per half

Timeouts will stop the play clock.

 

In the event of a tie (in the standings) the tie will be settled using the following format:

1. Head-to-head record

2. Win vs. Loss record

3. Highest plus-minus record (overall)

4. Lowest goals against (overall)

5. Most goals (overall)

Note: Stats will be based on all games played, not just vs. the teams tied.

2010 Tournament Points of Contact

Teams or players interested in the Hawaii Lacrosse tourney should contact:

Men's Elite Division (18+): Pat Reilley, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Men's Masters Division (33+): JR Robinson, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Men's Grandmasters Division (45+): Rudie Schaefer,  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Women Division (18+): Kate Scanlon, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

For more information, email  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it