However, military personnel, college students and players who move during the tournament season may have to deal with unusual circumstances. A military personnel may have their permanent residence in a place different from where they are stationed, and may not be able to return to the proper Championship tournament in time. A military personnel may play in either the tournament where their permanent residence lies or where they are currently stationed. The tournament directors will make a note of any military player that is playing outside their home area and pass that information along to Decipher. If that player is discovered to have played in another Championship Circuit tournament outside that area, Decipher reserves the right to take action against that player that might include expulsion from the Championship Circuit 2001 and beyond.
College students are much like military personnel.
A college student may play in either the tournament where their permanent residence lies or where they are currently going to school. The tournament directors will make a note of any college student that is playing outside their home area and pass that information along to Decipher. If that player is discovered to have played in another Championship Circuit tournament outside that area, Decipher reserves the right to take action against that player that might include expulsion from the Championship Circuit 2001 and beyond. Any player who moves during the tournament season must play in the Championship Circuit tournament that is in their home area when that part of the season begins. That player must play in the Texas State Championships because he lived in Texas during the start of the State Championship Season.