League Governance

Competition Entry

Entry & Eligibility

• The SEAJBL competition is open to all Singapore based basketball clubs, including privately owned entities, schools and organizations which meet the eligibility criteria.
• Team entry forms must be submitted by the specified deadline. Late submissions may not be accepted. Failure to submit entries for returning teams may result in their spot being allocated to another club with teams on the waitlist.
• Due to limited availability, team entries are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Teams that do not secure a spot will be placed on a waitlist for potential openings.

Team Allocations & Structure

• The SEAJBL competition will have a maximum of 8 teams per division, though SEAJBL may approve fewer teams for a particular division.
• Each club may enter a maximum of two (2) teams per age group, per gender in the SEAJBL competition.

Competition Format & Home Games

• The SEAJBL operates as a home-and-away competition, with the flexibility to schedule neutral venues when necessary.
• Associations will be allocated home games throughout the season, provided they meet the following criteria:
  • All hosting responsibilities are fulfilled.
  • The venue meets the league’s required standards.
  • An adequate number of courts and time slots are available to accommodate the teams.
  • A supervisor and sufficient staff are provided each week.
  • A sufficient number of referees are available at all competition levels.

Entry Process & Compliance

• Entry forms will be distributed via an online link to current, new, and re-applying clubs.
• All required documentation and payments must be submitted by the due date, or the entry may not be accepted.

League Rules & Conduct

• All participating teams must adhere to SEAJBL League Governance.
• Players, coaches, parents, referees, and spectators must comply with the SEAJBL Codes of Conducts [here]

Venues

Home Venue Hosting Responsibilities

• The home club is responsible for the running of the venue for the game/s

Pre-Game Responsibilities

• Ensure all digital scoresheets are correct and available a minimum 2 hours before the game.
• Should there be issues with the digital scoresheet that paper scoresheets are printed and available.
• Score bench setup is completed for officials.

Post-Game Responsibilities

• If paper scoresheets are used, ensure the correct scores are emailed to SEAJBL.

First Aid Requirements

• All home club must provide adequate first aid equipment in compliance with SEAJBL safety policies.
• First aid supplies must be readily available to address injuries or medical incidents occurring during games.

Club Requirements

Club Contact

• Each club must designate a primary Club Contact Person (CCP) to serve as the main point of communication for all SEAJBL-related matters.
• At the discretion of SEAJBL Administration, a club may nominate additional contacts.
• The CCP can be changed at any time by submitting a written notification via email to SEAJBL Administration.

Club Delegate

• Each club is required to nominate a Club Delegate Person (CDP) who represents the club at SEAJBL meetings.
• The CCP and CDP can be the same person within a club.
• The SEAJBL and Club Delegates will meet at least two times per year or as otherwise determined by the SEAJBL
• Meetings may be held in-person or via video conferencing, but video must be enabled for online attendees to confirm participation.
• If the CDP is unable to attend a meeting, the association may appoint a temporary representative and must notify SEAJBL in advance of the session.
• Failure to attend SEAJBL meetings will result in the club automatically accepting all proposed changes or decisions without the ability to object. To participate in voting, a CDP must be present at the meeting.

Sponsorship Compliance

• Clubs must acknowledge SEAJBL competition sponsors, which may include:
  • Displaying sponsor logos on team uniforms.
  • Placing advertising signage at venues.
• Associations seeking new sponsorship or advertising on uniforms must submit a written request to SEAJBL Administration and may be required to provide a sample for approval.
• Non-compliance with sponsorship agreements may result in penalties.

Competition Structure

Overview

• Competitions may vary due to special circumstances as approved by SEAJBL Administration.
• Teams entered by their clubs will be initially ranked based on past performance and placed into qualifying Grading Pools by SEAJBL Administration. Submissions for consideration may be reviewed.
• Grading will following the SEAJBL Grading Map which is available for all clubs [here]
• Each club will play one home and one away game against each team within their division.

Rule Adjustments

• The SEAJBL Administration is responsible for determining the competition structure for the upcoming season and will publish the start dates and competition schedule for each phase.
• An annual review of the Rules of Operation will be conducted by SEAJBL Administration at the conclusion of each Championship season.
• Any proposed changes to the Rules of Operation, Playing Calendar, or Competition Structure will be communicated to clubs.
• SEAJBL Administration reserves the right to reassess a team’s graded position if player movement significantly impacts the team’s competitive level during grading.
• Championship season grades consist of 8 teams per division. However, SEAJBL Administration may adjust this number if necessary.
• SEAJBL Administration reserves the right to schedule an additional game in Grading Round 2 if an undefeated team has demonstrated dominance through significant winning margins. This measure ensures that teams are placed in an appropriate grade based on their performance.

Rules Of The Game

General Rules

• FIBA rules apply to all competitions, with specific SEAJBL amendments. For any clarifications regarding competition variations, contact SEAJBL Administration.
• If a penalty is incorrectly applied or a required penalty is not enforced, SEAJBL Administration may adjust the game result to ensure compliance with the established rules.
• In the event of any unforeseen circumstances not covered by these League Governance, SEAJBL Administration has the authority to take appropriate action to uphold the integrity of the competition.
• Errors cannot be corrected after the referees has approved and submitted the game result.  Only the SEAJBL Administration may alter the result of a game after it has been signed off by the referees.

Score Table Officials

• SEAJBL will provide one score table official for all scheduled grading and regular season games.

• Home teams must provide a competent score table support person for all Championship Division games and 18U Division 1 games.

Scoresheet Details

• All participating players must be correctly entered by each team prior to the start of the game.

• Late-arriving players may only be added to the scoresheet once they have arrived, and during a timeout or at the end of the 1st quarter.

• Players not entered into the scoresheet are not permitted to enter the game.

• Players arriving after the end of the 2nd quarter are ineligible to participate.

• All players must be registered via the SEAJBL website and assigned to their team at least 2 hours before their scheduled game.

  • Games will not be delayed to complete player registrations at the start of the game.

• If a player is not listed under their team at game time, they are ineligible to participate.

Basketball Size

• All 12U divisions and girls divisions will use a size 6 SEAJBL approved basketball.
• All 14U boys and older divisions will use a size 7 SEAJBL approved basketball.

Time In The Key

• All 12U divisions will play with a 5-second key (paint) violation rule.

• All 14U divisions and older will play with a 3-second key (paint) violation rule.

Foul Line

• All 12U divisions will use a shortened free throw line. If no dedicated markings are available, referees will indicate a spot approximately one foot closer to the basket than the standard free throw line.

• All 14U divisions and older will shoot from the standard free throw line.

Warm Up Time

• All teams will be allocated 5 minutes of warm-up time before the scheduled game start.

• In the event of delays, referees may reduce the warm-up period to a minimum of 3 minutes at their discretion.

• Scoretable officials must operate the clock to display the warm-up countdown before the game begins.

Timing & Shot Clock Rules

• The timing & shot clock rules that will be applied for all games can be found [here].

Unsportsmanlike Fouls

An unsportsmanlike foul is contact by a player that, in the judgment of the referee(s), meets any of the following criteria:

• Criteria 1: Contact with an opponent without a legitimate attempt to directly play the ball, going against the spirit and intent of the rules.
• Criteria 2: Excessive or hard contact while attempting to play the ball or an opponent.
• Criteria 3: Unnecessary contact by a defensive player aimed at stopping the offensive team’s progress in transition (applies until the offensive player begins their act of shooting).
• Criteria 4: Illegal contact from behind or laterally on an opponent progressing toward the basket, with no other defenders between the player and the basket (applies until the offensive player begins their act of shooting).
• Criteria 5: Contact by a defensive player during a throw-in, when the game clock shows 2 minutes or less in the fourth quarter or in any overtime period, and the ball is still in the referee’s hands or at the disposal of the thrower-in.

Referees must apply the criteria consistently throughout the game, judging only the action, not the intent.

Penalty for unsportsmanlike foul:

• An unsportsmanlike foul shall be charged against the offending player.
• Free throws shall be awarded to the fouled player, followed by:
  • An inbounding possession at the free throw line in the team’s frontcourt.

  • If neither team had control or possession, a jump ball situation will occur.

  • At the start of the first quarter, the game will resume with a jump ball at the center circle.

Number of Free Throws:

• If the foul occurs when the player is not in the act of shooting: 2 free throws.
• If the foul occurs when the player is in the act of shooting:
  • If the shot is successful: The basket counts + 1 additional free throw.
  • If the shot is unsuccessful: 2 or 3 free throws depending on the original shot attempt (2-point or 3-point shot).

Technical Fouls

A technical foul is a non-contact foul of a behavioural nature, including but not limited to the following actions:

• Ignoring referee warnings.

• Disrespectful communication or behaviour toward referees, score table officials, opponents, or bench personnel.

• Using offensive language or gestures likely to incite or offend spectators.

• Baiting, taunting, or provoking opponents.

• Obstructing an opponent’s vision by waving or placing hands near their eyes.

• Excessive swinging of elbows without making contact.

• Deliberately delaying the game by:

  • Touching the ball after it passes through the basket, or

  • Preventing a prompt throw-in.

• Faking being fouled (flopping).

• Hanging on the ring to the extent that the player’s weight is fully supported by it, except when:

  • Momentarily grasping the ring after a dunk, or

  • Grasping the ring to prevent injury, at the referee’s discretion.

• Goaltending during the last free throw by a defensive player (resulting in the offensive team being awarded 1 point plus a technical foul against the defender).

Penalty for technical foul:

• One free throw shall be awarded to the opposing team.

• After the free throw:

  • If a team had control of the ball or was entitled to possession when play was stopped, that team will resume play with a throw-in from the spot nearest to where the ball was located.

  • If neither team had control or possession, a jump ball situation will occur.

  • At the start of the first quarter, the game will resume with a jump ball at the center circle.

Disqualifications / Ejections

• A player is disqualified from the game if charged with:
  • 2 unsportsmanlike fouls, or
  • 2 technical fouls, or
  • 1 unsportsmanlike foul and 1 technical foul.
• If a player is disqualified for any of the above reasons, only the last foul (technical or unsportsmanlike) is penalized, and no additional penalty for disqualification is applied.

• All disqualified players must leave the court promptly and in an appropriate manner.

• All disqualifications will be referred to the SEAJBL Tribunal for review.

• First-time disqualifications will be reviewed, and penalties will be determined by the Tribunal.

• A second disqualification will result in a minimum one-game suspension.

• Any further disqualifications will be reviewed, with additional penalties applied at the Tribunal’s discretion.

No Zone Policy

• SEAJBL applies the No Zone Policy to all 12U and 14U competitions. For more information please visit [here]

Mercy Rules

To ensure a respectful and positive playing environment for all teams, SEAJBL applies a Mercy Rule guideline for games where the score margin becomes significantly unbalanced.

When the Mercy Rule Applies

• The mercy rule is not applicable for grading rounds, cross over games or finals.
• The mercy rule may be activated once the score margin reaches or exceeds 30 points.
• At the next stoppage in play, officials will approach the coach of the trailing team to offer the option of enforcing the mercy rule.

If the Mercy Rule is Accepted

• The current score will be recorded as the final official result, and the leading team will be awarded the win.
• The scoreboard will freeze, and no further team points will be added.
• However, all other game statistics—such as individual scoring, fouls, etc —will continue to be recorded until the end of regulation time.

If the Mercy Rule is Declined

• The game will continue as usual, and the final score at the end of regulation will stand.
• The coach of the trailing team is allowed only one opportunity to enforce the mercy rule per game—this decision is final once made.
• If officials fail to offer the mercy rule once the 30-point margin is reached, the trailing team’s coach may request it at the next stoppage.

Player Registrations

Overview

• All player registrations and payments must be completed through the SEAJBL website.

• Players are responsible for ensuring all required information is submitted accurately.

• If SEAJBL requires clarification or additional information, the league will contact the player and/or parent.

• A 7-day response policy applies: if the requested information is not provided within 7 days, SEAJBL reserves the right to take appropriate action, which may include temporarily suspending the player’s participation in the league.

Team Lists

• Club administrators are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all team lists.

• Each team is permitted a maximum of 15 registered players per season.

• Additional player slots beyond 15 are only allowed in cases of season-ending injuries, and require submission of a valid medical certificate.

  • Injured players who are replaced become ineligible to participate in game play for the remainder of the season.

• Any player who has participated in a Championship Division game during the season is ineligible to play in a lower division.

• Players are only eligible to compete in one SEAJBL age group, per season, per competition.

• If fill-in players are required, please refer to the Fill-In Player Policy.

• Breaches of any team list rules will result in a walkover loss applied to the relevant game(s).

Unregistered Players

• All players must be registered via the SEAJBL website and allocated to their team prior to the start of the game.

• Games will not be delayed to accommodate last-minute player registrations.

• Any team found to have fielded an unregistered player will incur a walkover loss for the relevant game(s).

Starting Players

• All SEAJBL games require a minimum of five players present per team to start the game.

Fill-In Player Policy

• Fill-in players are permitted when a team has five or fewer players available for a game.

• When using a fill-in player, teams may field no more than seven players for that game.

• Fill-in players must come from a lower age group and/or lower division.

  • Players from any Championship Division (regardless of age group) are not eligible to fill in for Division 1 teams.

• All fill-in players must be registered in advance via the SEAJBL website.

• A fill-in player may participate in an alternate team for a maximum of two games per season.

• To request a fill-in player exemption, please submit your application [here].

Player Transfers

Team Transfers

• Any player who participates in one or more games with a team during Grading Round 1 is ineligible to transfer or play for another team within that phase, unless exceptional circumstances are approved by SEAJBL.

• Similarly, any player who competes in one (1) or more games during Grading Round 2 is not permitted to change teams for the remainder of Grading Round 2 or the regular season, except where exceptional circumstances are approved by SEAJBL.

• Any player who has participated in a Championship Division game during the season is ineligible to play in a lower division.

Club Transfers During The Season

• Registered SEAJBL players may transfer between clubs during the season by following the process outlined below:

  • The new club must initiate the transfer by lodging a request [here].

  • Transfers may take up to 5 business days to process. Until approval is granted, the player is ineligible to compete for their new club.

  • A valid reason must be provided with every transfer request.

    • Change of Residence: Player has moved house and can no longer reasonably travel to the original club’s location.

    • Welfare or Wellbeing Concerns: Includes issues such as bullying, mental health, or other safeguarding concerns reported by the player or guardian.

    • Conflict of Interest: Situations involving family breakdowns, player-parent coaching conflicts, or other sensitive relationship issues within the team or club.

    • Lack of Playing Opportunity: The player is consistently receiving very limited or no game time, and there is a demonstrated effort to resolve this within the original club.
    • Work or School Commitments: A change in school or extracurricular schedule (e.g., CCA clashes) that affects the ability to attend training and games.

  • The player’s current club has the right to veto the transfer. In such cases, SEAJBL will assess whether the reason provided is sufficient to override the veto.

  • Approved transfers must remain within the same age group, division, and league for the remainder of the season.

• Breaches of any player transfer rules will result in a walkover loss applied to the relevant game(s).

Club Transfers During Off Season

• Registered SEAJBL players may transfer between clubs during the off season by following the process outlined below:

  • The new club must initiate the transfer by lodging a request [here].

  • Transfers may take up to 5 business days to process.

  • A reason must be provided with every transfer request.

  • New clubs must adhere to a transfer cap of no more than four (4) players per age group and gender from the same opposing club.

    • An exception to this rule applies if the opposing club is not returning for the upcoming season.

  • All off-season transfer requests must be submitted at least 14 days prior to the scheduled start date of Grading Round 1 to be eligible for participation.

Scheduling, Game Acceptance & Changes

Overview

SEAJBL uses the LetsPlay platform for all game scheduling, and all clubs are required to utilize it to schedule and confirm fixtures.

• Auto AI Scheduling
  Clubs must submit their teams’ availability and venue requirements to SEAJBL by the published deadline. The platform will then automatically allocate games based on this information.

• Manual Scheduling
  Clubs receive a blank calendar to allocate their home games. These games must then be confirmed by the opposing (away) team.
  Clubs must ensure all scheduled games are completed within the designated timeframes for each competition phase.

Acceptance Timeline

• Once a home team schedules a game, the away team has 7 days to either accept or decline the proposed fixture.

• If no response is received within this timeframe, the game will be automatically accepted.

• This same 7-day response window applies to all neutral venue games scheduled by SEAJBL.

• Comprehensive guidelines, expectations, and support documentation for club administrators using LetsPlay can be found [here].

Grading Rounds

• Home teams are responsible for coordinating and scheduling their grading game against the next ranked opponent within their pool.

• Neutral venue games will be scheduled and assigned directly by SEAJBL.

Crossover Games

• All crossover games will be played at neutral venues, with scheduling managed and assigned by SEAJBL.

Regular Season Games

• All teams will be required to play 14 regular season games, consisting of 7 home games and 7 away games.

Game Changes

• Once a game has been accepted by both teams, the following rules apply to any changes:

• • Each team is allowed one (1) game change request per game without penalty.

  • Subsequent change requests will incur a S$55 game change fee per request.
  • No changes are permitted within 7 days of the scheduled game date and time.
  • Any change requested within this 7-day window will be treated as a game cancellation.

• Game Cancellation Penalties:

  • A S$175 cancellation fee will apply per game.

  • In addition, court booking fees will be charged, based on the venue’s individual rates.

Abandoned Games

• In the event a game is abandoned due to unforeseen court issues (e.g. safety hazards, power failure), the following rules will apply:

  • If the game is abandoned before halftime, it will be fully rescheduled for a new date and time.

  • If the game is abandoned at or after halftime, the score at the time of abandonment will stand as the final result.

  • Exception – Crossover Games: If a crossover game is tied at the time of abandonment, it will be rescheduled in full, regardless of when the game was stopped.

Finals & Qualifications

Numbers Of Players For Finals

• Each team is permitted a maximum of 15 qualified players, per game, listed for finals.

Games Qualifications

• Players must participate in a minimum of eight (8) regular season games with their team to be eligible for finals.

  • Grading and crossover games do not count toward this total.

  • For game qualification purposes, a player is deemed to have played if they are in uniform, listed on the scoresheet, and verified by the score table officials.

  • Players who transfer clubs mid-season must still meet the full game qualification requirement with their new team to be eligible for finals.

• Any team found to have fielded unqualified player for finals games will incur a walkover loss for the relevant game(s).

Games Qualification Exemptions

• Injured players must submit a medical certificate [here].
  • Upon approval, all games missed during the injury period—where the team competed—will be credited as games played, based on the dates outlined in the certificate.

• If a team is unable to field the minimum of seven (7) qualified players for a finals game, the next most qualified player(s)—up to a total of seven—may be deemed eligible to participate.

• If the team still cannot meet the minimum player requirement, they may request an exemption from SEAJBL to temporarily include players from a lower age group and from the same or a lower division.

Finals Eligibility for Players in Multiple Leagues

• If a player is eligible and participating in two teams across different leagues within the same region, and both teams qualify for Finals, the league will notify the player in advance of any clashes.

• The player (or their parent/guardian) must nominate which team they intend to represent for that round of Finals.

• This nomination will apply for the entire duration of that Finals round and cannot be changed once submitted.

Tie Breaker Situations

The following scoring system is applied for regular season games:

• 3 points for a win.
• 2 points for a draw.
• 1 point for a loss.
• 0 points for a game lost by walkover or forfeit.

The following process will be undertaken for tiebreaker situations for Finals games.

• Two Teams Tied:

  • Use Head-to-Head result between the two teams to decide placing.

  • If their Head-to-Head score is equal, use points difference from all group games to decide.

  • If still tied, the Head-to-Head score difference between teams is applied.

• More Than Two Teams Tied:

  • Use Head-to-Head result between the tied teams to decide placing.

  • If their Head-to-Head score is equal, use points difference from all group games to decide.

  • If still tied, the Head-to-Head score difference between remaining tied teams is applied.

Club Finals

• Top 4 teams from each league will qualify for finals.

• Finals will follow a two-round elimination format (Semi-Finals and Grand Final).

• Medals will be awarded to the top three teams: Gold, Silver, and Bronze.

• Gold medallists, from each league, will earn automatic qualification to the SEAJBL Singapore Cup.

• If the gold medal-winning team is unable to participate, the opportunity will be offered to the next highest-placed finisher.

School Finals

• The top 2 teams from each school league will qualify for the finals.

• Finals will follow a three-round elimination format.

• Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals will be awarded to the top three finishers.

• Both the Gold and Silver medallists will earn qualification to the SEAJBL Singapore Cup.

• If a qualified team is unable to represent their school, the next highest-ranked team will be offered the opportunity to participate.

SEAJBL Singapore Cup 

• The SEAJBL Singapore Cup is a 4-team invitational event held in May, featuring a single-day, double-header format.

  • A random draw will be conducted 30 minutes before tip-off to determine the semi-final matchups, with teams selected from both club and school leagues.

  • The team drawn as Club Pick 1 will face School Pick 1 in the first semi-final.

  • The remaining two teams will automatically compete in the second semi-final.

Additional Game Rules

Insufficient / Late Players

• Each team must have a minimum of 5 players ready to take the court at the scheduled game start time.

• If a team has fewer than 5 players at tip-off, the score table official will start the game clock, and a 1-point penalty will be applied for every full minute delayed, up to a maximum of 10 points.

• If the team still does not have 5 players by the end of the first quarter, the game will be awarded as a walkover win to the opposing team.

• If neither team has 5 players by the end of the first quarter, the match will be recorded as a draw, with no points awarded to either team.

Team No Show

• If an entire team fails to show up for a scheduled game without providing at least 24 hours’ notice, a penalty fee of S$275 will be charged to the offending club.

  • In addition, any applicable court booking fees, as determined by the venue’s individual rates, will also be charged to the club.

  • In cases of repeat offenses, SEAJBL reserves the right to suspend or remove the team or club from the competition without refund or compensation.

Uniform Penalty

• All players must wear the full, SEAJBL-approved uniform to participate in games. Non-compliance will result in point penalties applied to the team as follows:

• 5-point penalty per player for wearing an incorrect or mismatched jersey.

• 5-point penalty per player for wearing incorrect or mismatched shorts.

• A maximum of 10 penalty points may be applied against a team per game.

• All uniform penalties will be assessed and enforced at the end of the 1st quarter.

Uniform Rules

Overview

At SEAJBL, we understand that every club has its own unique branding, colours, and design vision. Our goal is to celebrate that individuality while ensuring all team uniforms remain compatible with our game day technology. To support smooth game operations and accurate performance data, it is highly recommended that uniforms follow a few essential guidelines—particularly around number visibility. These standards ensure that AI systems can accurately recognize players in real-time, while still allowing clubs the freedom to express their identity through design.

Jersey Numbers

• Front and Back Required: All jerseys must display numbers on both the front and back.
• Number Size Minimums:
  • Back: Minimum height of 20 cm (approx. 8 inches)
  • Front: Minimum height of 10 cm (approx. 4 inches)
• Positioning: Numbers must be centered on both the front and back of the jersey.

Number Style

• Font: Use a bold, block-style font (e.g., Arial Black, Impact, Varsity Block). Avoid stylized, handwritten, or decorative fonts.
• Stroke & Contrast:
  • Numbers must have a high-contrast colour relative to the jersey base.
  • If using a dark jersey (e.g., black, navy, purple), numbers must be white or neon with a solid contrasting outline.
  • Light jerseys must use black or dark-coloured numbers with appropriate outlines if needed.

Acceptable Numbers

• Numbers must be between 0 and 99.
• Each player must have a unique number within their team.
• No duplicate numbers allowed on the same team during a game.

Accessories

• Headbands, sleeves, and other accessories must not obstruct the jersey number at any time.

Prohibited Designs

• Transparent, faded, or metallic numbers that interfere with number visibility are not allowed.
• Sponsor logos must not overlap or obscure player numbers.

Approval & Compliance

• Teams failing to comply may be asked to modify uniforms or may become ineligible for AI-generated stats and highlights.

General Rules

Blood Rule

• If a basketball is contaminated with blood, it must be immediately removed from play and replaced.
• A player who is bleeding must leave the court. They may only return once the bleeding has stopped and the wound is properly covered.
• Players may not participate in the game while wearing a uniform with visible blood. However, they are permitted to change into a clean or makeshift top or shorts and may continue playing without penalty.

Finger Nails

• All players must ensure their fingernails are trimmed to a safe length before the start of the game.
• Players who refuse to cut their nails when instructed by the referee will not be permitted to take the court.
• Taping over long fingernails is not permitted as an alternative to trimming.

Prohibited Accessories & Safety Policy

• For the purposes of safety, dangerous accessories are defined as any items worn by a player that may pose a risk of injury to themselves or others during a game.
• Players are not permitted to wear any jewellery or personal accessories, including but not limited to:

  • Necklaces – must be removed

  • Earrings – must be removed or securely taped

  • Rings, bracelets, and wrist accessories – must be removed

• Game officials have the authority to assess and address any safety concerns and will instruct players to remove prohibited items at their discretion.

• Players who fail to comply with these safety requirements will not be permitted to participate in the game.

Hair Accessories

• Hair accessories made from soft, non-abrasive, and flexible materials may be permitted, as they do not pose a risk of injury.
• This includes headscarves or other fabric items worn for religious or cultural purposes, which may be secured using bobby pins or snap clips.

Drugs & Alcohol

• Referees and SEAJBL officials have the authority to assess player fitness and may prevent any player suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol from participating.

• Any player displaying signs of intoxication (e.g. impaired coordination, slurred speech, aggressive behaviour) will be immediately removed from the game.

• Officials may request the intervention of team staff or venue personnel to assist in removing the player from the court.

• Players found to be under the influence will not be permitted to return for the remainder of the game.

• Incidents involving suspected drug or alcohol use must be reported to SEAJBL and the tribunal.

  • Players who breach this rule may face disciplinary actions, including suspension or removal from the league, as determined by the tribunal.

Photography, Video & Live Streaming

• All attendees at SEAJBL games and events should be aware that photographs and video footage may be captured during events and used by SEAJBL for promotional, marketing, and media purposes across digital and print platforms.

• This includes the live streaming of games, which may be broadcast publicly via SEAJBL-approved platforms such as YouTube or social media channels.

• By attending, all participants and spectators consent to the use of their image in such media.

Social Media Policy

• All attendees at SEAJBL games and events are required to comply with the SEAJBL Social Media Policy, available [here]
• In addition, certain venues may have their own specific policies or conduct guidelines which must also be respected. Attendees are expected to adhere to both SEAJBL and venue-specific rules at all times.

Code Of Conducts

• All attendees to SEAJBL games and events are required to adhere to the league code of conduct policies found [here]

Disputes / Tribunal

More information coming soon!