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All protests must be made in writing and submitted to the Intramural Director within 24 hours of the completion of the contest being protested.

Protests must be based on the use of ineligible players or the interpretation of rules. Under no circumstances will judgment calls on the part of an official be grounds for protest.

Contestants and/or team mangers shall be permitted to present their version of the case before a decision is made. The final decision rests upon the Intramural Advisory Council unless the ruling is clearly stated in the Intramural Handbook or Game Rules. In such a case the Intramural Director will make the final ruling.

Games in which a protest is sustained shall be replayed from that point in play deemed most fair and equitable by the Intramural Director. This may involve replaying the contest in its entirety.

 


Claire Ely
Women's Basketball
Walnut Creek, Calif. (Northgate HS)

NWC Player of the Year and Josten’s Award finalist Claire Ely has another award to add to her long list. Ely, a 2010 graduate from Walnut Creek, Calif., was named the NWC Woman of the Year last week and will be nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year honor that is announced in October. Ely’ success was not just limited to the court, where she averaged 19.9 ppg, 4.7 apg and 2.6 spg, but extended to the classroom and community. “It’s remarkable to even be considered for this honor,” said Ely. “The coaches taught me that its not just about excelling in basketball, but about excelling in the classroom and becoming a better woman in all aspects of life. That what this award embodies and what I’ve strived to be.”