02 LEAGUE BOUNDARIES |
Refer to |
| Each League must have unique name, preferably indicating the
geographical area. |
Rule 1.3.4 |
Boundaries should be defined by reference to Borough boundaries,
postcodes, main roads or other geographical feature. |
Rule 1.3.2 |
The governing body of Little League Football, known as the National
Executive Committee (NEC) must approve the boundary. |
Rule 1.3.2 Section 33
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All players must live within the League's boundaries except:-
- the children of Committee Members
- those who have moved house since joining
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Rules 1.3.2 and
2.1.2.7 |
How big an area?
- easier to start big (and be assured of sufficient interest)
- if the League gets too many children applying, it can be split
in half or can set up extra teams
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Rule 1.3.2 |
Splitting in half
- Two separate Leagues (with two separate committees) are
formed
- Players can stay with their old teams, or can choose to transfer
- National Executive Committee approval/guidance should be sought
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Rule 1.3.3 |
See also Section 3 |
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