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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › SCHEDULING AND CONDUCT › Recruitment, Restrictions and Prohibited Acts › Section 385B.346 - Restriction on offer or provision of compensation or other inducement to pupil

Current through June 11, 2024
A school shall not provide or offer to provide to a pupil any
				  compensation or other inducement if the compensation or inducement is not made
				  available to each pupil who enrolls in or applies for enrollment in the school.
				  The compensation or inducement includes, without limitation, providing or
				  offering to provide:
1. Money or any
				other valuable consideration, including, without limitation, free or reduced
				tuition during the regular school year or summer school by a person who is
				associated with the school;
2.
				Room, board, textbooks, clothing or money for textbooks or clothing;
3. Payment for work that is not performed by
				the pupil or that exceeds the amount regularly paid for such work;
4. Free transportation by a person who is
				associated with the school;
5. A
				residence with a person who is associated with the school;
6. Any privilege that is not provided to all
				pupils of the school;
7. Free or
				reduced rent for a parent or legal guardian of a pupil;
8. Payment for the moving expenses of a
				parent or legal guardian of a pupil, offering or providing assistance in moving
				the parent or legal guardian of the pupil or authorizing or requesting a person
				to move the parent or legal guardian of the pupil;
9. Employment to a parent or legal guardian
				of a pupil to encourage the family of the pupil to move to a community, if the
				employment is offered or provided by a person who is associated with the
				school; and
10. Assistance in
				obtaining an athletic scholarship to a college.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.824)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › ALL-STAR COMPETITION › Section 385B.350 - Participation by team that participates in sanctioned sport prohibited; approval of Board regarding preseason and postseason competition; penalty

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A team that participates in a sanctioned
			 sport shall not engage in any game, contest or meet with an all-star
			 team.
2. The Board shall approve
			 each sponsor, participant and guideline relating to any preseason or postseason
			 game, contest or meet in which an all-star team participates during the school
			 year. A school or pupil who is enrolled in a school and who violates a
			 provision of this subsection is subject to suspension or a determination of
			 ineligibility, or both.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				revision for NAC 386.690)
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › ALL-STAR COMPETITION › Section 385B.354 - Conditions under which pupil may participate in competition

Current through June 11, 2024
A pupil who participates in a sanctioned sport may participate
				in a game, contest or meet for an all-star team that is conducted for that
				sanctioned sport if:
1. The pupil is
			 an amateur in the sanctioned sport in accordance with NAC
			 385B.374;
2. The game, contest or meet is not held
			 during the season for the sanctioned sport; and
3. The principal or other person in charge of
			 the pupil's school, the athletic director of that school and the head coach of
			 any team of which the pupil is a member at the time the all-star game, contest
			 or meet is conducted:
(a) Provide written
			 approval for the pupil to participate in the all-star game, contest or meet;
			 and
(b) Notify the Association of
			 that approval.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.370 - Period of season and first day of practice for sanctioned sport; prohibited and authorized out-of-season activities relating to sanctioned sport

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The season for
			 each sanctioned sport begins on the first day of practice for the sanctioned
			 sport established by the Board pursuant to this subsection and ends upon the
			 completion of the state tournament for the sanctioned sport. Except as
			 otherwise provided in this chapter, not later than September 1 of each year,
			 the Board shall:
(a) Establish the date for
			 the first day of practice for each sanctioned sport for the school year;
			 and
(b) Prepare a schedule of
			 activities that includes each date established pursuant to paragraph
			 (a).
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.371 - Participation by pupil or team in out-of-season competition for sanctioned sport; requirements for approval by Executive Director

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pupil or team that participates in a
			 sanctioned sport may, after completion of the state tournament for a season for
			 the sanctioned sport, participate in an out-of-season competition for the
			 sanctioned sport if the Executive Director approves the participation of the
			 pupil or team in the competition. A request for approval must be submitted by a
			 school on a form approved by the Association. Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection 2, as soon as practicable after receiving such a request for
			 approval, the Executive Director shall approve or deny the request in writing
			 and notify the school of its decision. When approving such a request, the
			 Executive Director may limit the number of practices or games in which the
			 pupil or team may participate for the competition.
2. The Executive Director shall not approve
			 the participation of a pupil or team in an out-of-season competition pursuant
			 to subsection 1 unless:
(a) The competition
			 is completed more than 6 months before the date established by the Board for
			 the first day of practice of the sanctioned sport for the next school
			 year;
(b) The competition is not an
			 all-star competition or national competition which is conducted to determine a
			 national champion for the sanctioned sport;
(c) The pupil or team is invited to
			 participate in the competition by the director or other person in charge of the
			 competition;
(d) The participation
			 of the pupil or team in the competition is approved by the school and the
			 school district in which the school is located;
(e) The pupil, each member of the team and
			 each coach for the pupil or team complies with the requirements of the school,
			 the school district in which the school is located and the Association relating
			 to eligibility to participate in the sanctioned sport; and
(f) The pupil or team complies with any other
			 requirement imposed by the Executive Director to participate in the
			 competition.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.372 - Restrictions on participation in out-of-season activities relating to sanctioned sport

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person shall
			 not require a pupil to participate in any athletic program for a sanctioned
			 sport that is conducted before or after the season for that sanctioned
			 sport.
2. Each team that
			 participates in a sanctioned sport must be selected, and practices for that
			 team conducted, during the season for that sanctioned sport.
3. A pupil may engage in any out-of-season
			 activity relating to a sanctioned sport if:
(a) The pupil engages in that activity
			 voluntarily;
(b) The activity is
			 conducted to improve the pupil's ability to participate in the sanctioned
			 sport;
(c) The activity is not
			 conducted between two or more schools, including, without limitation, any
			 competition, scrimmage or practice for the sanctioned sport; and
(d) The activity is not conducted during the
			 week before or the week of tryouts for another sanctioned sport.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.374 - Participation of pupil as amateur in sanctioned sport

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pupil who participates in a sanctioned
			 sport must be an amateur in each sanctioned sport in which he or she
			 participates. A pupil is not an amateur in a sanctioned sport if he or she:
(a) Receives any money, compensation,
			 endorsement or gift of monetary value in affiliation or connection with his or
			 her participation in a sanctioned sport;
(b) Participates in a sanctioned sport for
			 money or any other thing of value, other than allowable expenses for travel,
			 meals, lodging or a school-sponsored team camp, clinic or conference;
(c) Receives any award, equipment or prize
			 that has a retail value of more than $1,500, including, without limitation, any
			 award or prize to attend a camp for instruction or an all-star game;
			 or
(d) Executes a contract to play
			 as a professional athlete in a sanctioned sport.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.376 - Participation by member of team or spirit squad in certain activities other than as such member; establishment of requirements for eligibility of pupil to participate in postseason competition

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If, during the
			 school year, a pupil participates in a sanctioned sport as a member of a team
			 or engages in an activity as a member of a spirit squad for a school, the pupil
			 may participate as a member of any other team or event for the sanctioned sport
			 or spirit squad if:
(a) The coach for the
			 sanctioned sport or spirit squad and the principal or other person in charge of
			 the school or his or her designee approve the pupil's participation on the team
			 or in the event; and
(b) The other
			 team or spirit squad is not a team or spirit squad for a school, does not have
			 the same coach or members and is otherwise not the same team or spirit squad as
			 the team or spirit squad of which the pupil is a member.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.378 - Maximum number of games, contests or meets during seasons for sanctioned sports; exemption

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 2, a school or a pupil enrolled in a school
			 who participates in a sanctioned sport shall not, during the season for the
			 sanctioned sport, participate in more than:
(a) For the fall season:
(1) Fourteen cross-country meets;
(2) Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection 4 of NAC
			 385B.434, nine football
			 games;
(3) Sixteen matches for
			 girls' golf;
(4) Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 4 of NAC
			 385B.458, eighteen soccer games
			 and two tournaments for soccer;
(5)
			 Eighteen tennis matches; or
(6)
			 Eighteen matches for girls' volleyball and two tournaments for girls'
			 volleyball.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.380 - Forfeiture of game, contest or meet if pupil exceeds maximum allowed for sanctioned sport

Current through June 11, 2024
If, during a school year, a pupil participates in a sanctioned
				sport as a member of a team and if, during that school year, the pupil exceeds
				the total number of games, contests or meets in which he or she may participate
				in the sanctioned sport pursuant to NAC
				385B.378, the team of which the
				pupil is a member forfeits each game, contest or meet in which he or she
				participates as a member of the team that is conducted after exceeding that
				number.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				revision for NAC 386.700)
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.382 - Treatment of game not completed because of unforeseeable and unavoidable cause

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a scheduled
			 game is not completed because of weather or a natural disaster, or any other
			 unforeseeable and unavoidable cause, a school participating in the game shall
			 not count the game as part of the season for the sanctioned sport for which the
			 game is conducted unless each school participating in the game agrees to count
			 the game as part of that season. If such an agreement is entered into, the game
			 may be replayed or continued in accordance with the agreement beginning from
			 the place and time at which the game was interrupted.
2. As used in this section, "game" means any
			 competition for a sanctioned sport that is conducted between two teams if:
(a) Admission is charged for the
			 competition;
(b) A paid sports
			 official is used for the competition;
(c) The competition is conducted during
			 periods that are timed and of regular length; or
(d) A record of the competition and the
			 scores for the competition are publicized.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.384 - Tournaments; wrestling; swimming and diving, substitutions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In addition to any limitation concerning
			 the number of games, contests or meets in which a school or pupil may
			 participate in a sanctioned sport pursuant to NAC
			 385B.378:
(a) A team that participates in a sanctioned
			 sport may participate in not more than two tournaments during a year.
(b) A pupil who participates in wrestling as
			 a sanctioned sport, including, without limitation, a pupil who is a member of
			 the junior varsity team and the varsity team for wrestling during the same
			 season, may participate in not more than 15 contacts during a year.
(c) A pupil who participates in swimming and
			 diving as a sanctioned sport may participate in not more than 12 competitions
			 during a year.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.386 - Miscellaneous limitations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pupil who
			 participates in a sanctioned sport may not participate in more than two levels
			 of competition for that sanctioned sport during a day.
2. A pupil who participates in a sanctioned
			 sport other than football may participate in any number of games, contests or
			 meets for the sanctioned sport during a day. A coach who participates in a
			 sanctioned sport shall consider the safety and well-being of a pupil before
			 allowing that pupil to participate in more than one game, contest or meet for a
			 sanctioned sport pursuant to this subsection. Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection 3, if a pupil participates in more than one game, contest or meet
			 for a sanctioned sport pursuant to this subsection, the pupil shall include
			 that game, contest or meet in the total number of games, contests or meets in
			 which he or she may participate pursuant to NAC
			 385B.378.
3. If a pupil who participates in a
			 sanctioned sport participates in two games, contests or meets for the
			 sanctioned sport at two levels of competition during a day, those two games,
			 contests or meets shall be deemed to be one game, contest or meet for the
			 purpose of determining the total number of games, contests or meets in which
			 the pupil may participate pursuant to NAC
			 385B.378.
4. A pupil who participates in a sanctioned
			 sport may not, during the season for the sanctioned sport, participate in more
			 tournaments for the sanctioned sport than the team of which the pupil is a
			 member is authorized to participate for that season, regardless of the level of
			 competition of the tournament.
5.
			 Except as otherwise provided in subsection 7, a pupil may not participate in a
			 sanctioned sport as a member of:
(a) The
			 freshman team for the sanctioned sport unless the pupil is in the 9th grade;
			 or
(b) The junior varsity team for
			 the sanctioned sport unless the pupil is in the 9th, 10th or 11th
			 grade.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.Sec. 2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. At least 2 years before the beginning of
			 each season of a sanctioned sport, the Board shall establish the date upon
			 which:
(a) The first game, contest or meet may
			 be held for that season;
(b) A
			 school may begin tryouts for that season; and
(c) A school may begin practicing for that
			 season.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION › Section 385B.Sec. 3 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
A pupil who participates in baseball is not eligible to pitch
				during any baseball game unless he or she has completed at least 10 days of
				practice in baseball before the baseball game.
Added
				to NAC by Nev. Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by
				R049-19A,
				eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › DESIGNATION OF SANCTIONED SPORTS › Section 385B.390 - Designation; amendment of list; insufficient participation; prohibition

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 2, the Association hereby designates each of the following sports as a
			 sanctioned sport:
(a) For boys:
(1) Baseball;
(2) Basketball;
(3) Bowling;
(4) Cross-country;
(5) Football;
(6) Golf;
(7) Skiing:
(8) Soccer;
(9) Swimming and diving;
(10) Tennis;
(11) Track and field;
(12) Volleyball; and
(13) Wrestling; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.400 - Date for beginning practice; end of season (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.705); R by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.402 - Interschool scrimmages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A team that
				participates in baseball as a sanctioned sport may, before participating in the
				first regularly scheduled game of a season, participate in not more than two
				interschool baseball scrimmages. The team shall not participate in a scrimmage
				after it participates in the first baseball game of the season.
2. As used in this section, "scrimmage" means
				a practice baseball game in which:
(a) The
				score is not kept;
(b) Unpaid
				sports officials are used;
(c) A
				coach may substitute a player in the game for another player in the game;
				and
(d) A coach may temporarily
				stop the game to correct an error committed by a player in the game for whom he
				or she is a coach.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.404 - Protest of game

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A coach of a
				team that participates in a baseball game as a sanctioned sport may protest the
				game by notifying an umpire for the game of that fact. The protest must be
				submitted to the umpire:
(a) At the time the
				play that is the subject of the protest is completed, but before the next pitch
				after that play; or
(b) If the play
				that is the subject of the protest is the final play of the game, before the
				umpire leaves the field of play.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.406 - Replay of suspended game

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each team that
				participates in a suspended baseball game shall, if the suspended game is
				replayed:
(a) Begin the game from the point at
				which the game was suspended; and
(b) Subject to the rules of the game, use the
				same lineup and batting order of players that were used by those teams during
				the suspended game.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.408 - Determination of championship team

Current through June 11, 2024
The championship team for baseball for each class established
				  pursuant to NAC
				  385B.250 must be determined in
				  the manner specified by the Board.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.709)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.410 - Determination of home team and choice of dugout for games of tournament (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.710); R by
				  R021-23A,
				  eff. 10/25/2023
NRS 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.412 - Procedure when tournament is cancelled or not completed because of unforeseeable and uncontrollable cause

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a league,
				regional or state tournament for baseball is cancelled or not completed because
				of weather or any natural disaster, or other unforeseeable and uncontrollable
				cause, the director of the tournament shall:
(a) If arrangements for travel and weather
				permit, reschedule the tournament for completion on the next date that is
				available for each team that participates in the tournament; or
(b) If arrangements for travel and weather do
				not permit, declare the team with the fewest losses for the tournament to be
				the championship team for the tournament. If no games have been conducted for
				the tournament or each team has an equal number of winning games for the
				tournament, the director of the tournament shall declare each team to be
				co-champions for the tournament. If the director of a tournament declares
				co-champions for a tournament pursuant to this paragraph and if that
				declaration affects the placement of a team in a bracket for a state
				tournament, the director of the tournament shall toss a coin to determine the
				bracket placement for the team for the state tournament.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.414 - Use of coaching boxes and head protection

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
				coach of a team that participates in a baseball game as a sanctioned sport may
				coach from the first or third base coaching box during that game if the team
				for which he or she is a coach is at bat.
2. A coach may allow a pupil to coach from
				the first or third base coaching box during the game if:
(a) The pupil is in uniform and wears a
				protective batting helmet during any period in which he or she is in the first
				or third base coaching box;
(b) The
				pupil is a registered member of the team; and
(c) The team of which the pupil is a
				registered member is at bat.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.416 - Limitations on participation by pitcher; penalty

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
				pupil who is a pitcher on a team that participates in baseball as a sanctioned
				sport during a baseball season shall not, during 4 consecutive days of that
				season, pitch more than 11 innings or more than 33 outs, including, without
				limitation, any inning that is conducted to break a tie score between two or
				more teams.
2. For the purposes of
				this section, each inning of a baseball game consists of three outs and an out
				is one-third of an inning.
3. If a
				pupil specified in subsection 1 violates a provision of that subsection, the
				team of which he or she is a member forfeits the game in which the violation
				occurs.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.713)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Baseball › Section 385B.418 - Rules of conduct; 10-run rule; period for junior varsity games

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each baseball game must be conducted in
				accordance with the rules of baseball adopted by the National Federation of
				State High School Associations or its successor organization.
2. The 10-run rule set forth in the rules of
				baseball specified in subsection 1 applies upon the completion of four and
				one-half innings of each baseball game.
3. A team that participates in a baseball
				game as a sanctioned sport at the level of junior varsity may not begin a new
				inning of the game after the expiration of 2 hours and 15 minutes after the
				first pitch of the game unless the game is tied.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.714)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Basketball › Section 385B.420 - Date for beginning practice; end of season; activities between seasons; interschool scrimmages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
				otherwise provided in NAC
				385B.371, a school shall not,
				after completion of the state tournament for basketball for that season,
				organize a basketball team or conduct a practice for the team until the date
				established by the Board for the beginning of practice for the next basketball
				season.
2. A team that participates
				in basketball as a sanctioned sport may not participate in more than two
				interschool basketball scrimmages during the period beginning on or after the
				date established by the Board for the season in which the scrimmage is played
				and ending on the first day of that season. The team shall not participate in a
				basketball scrimmage after it participates in the first basketball game for
				that season. As used in this subsection, "scrimmage" means a practice
				basketball game in which:
(a) The score is
				not kept;
(b) Unpaid sports
				officials are used;
(c) The period
				of play is divided into a number of equal segments with running time kept;
				and
(d) Spectators are not
				encouraged to attend.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Basketball › Section 385B.422 - Manual of alignment of schools; determination of championship team

Current through June 11, 2024
1. As soon as practicable after aligning a
				school that participates in basketball as a sanctioned sport in a league
				pursuant to NAC
				385B.250, the Board shall
				include that alignment in a manual prepared by the Association for that
				purpose.
2. The championship team
				for each class established pursuant to NAC
				385B.250 must be determined in
				the manner specified by the Board.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.716)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Basketball › Section 385B.424 - Jerseys

Current through June 11, 2024
Each pupil who participates in a basketball game shall, if
				  the game:
1. Is conducted at the
				school where the pupil is enrolled, wear a light-colored jersey during the
				game; or
2. Is not conducted at the
				school where the pupil is enrolled, wear a dark-colored jersey during the
				game.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.717)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Basketball › Section 385B.426

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004; A by R105-06,
				  9-18-2007 - (Substituted in revision for NAC 386.718); R by
				  R047-19A,
				  eff. 11/2/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Cross-Country › Section 385B.430 - General requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The state
				tournament for cross-country must be conducted at the date, time and place
				specified by the Board.
2. The
				rules of the National Federation of State High School Associations, or its
				successor organization, relating to cross-country govern each cross-country
				meet. The rules are in addition to any requirements for conducting the meet
				adopted by the Association.
3. A
				school shall not schedule a cross-country meet that is conducted for practice
				between schools.
4. A pupil shall
				not participate in more than one event for a cross-country meet during a
				day.
5. The length of the course
				for a league, regional or state tournament for cross-country must be 5,000
				meters. The length of the course for a cross-country meet that is conducted for
				practice or during the regular season may be less than 5,000 meters.
6. Each team that participates in a
				cross-country meet must consist of at least seven members.
7. Except as otherwise provided in this
				subsection, to determine the total score of a team that participates in a
				cross-country meet, the team:
(a) Must use the
				scores of the members of the team who completed the meet in the first, second,
				third, fourth and fifth places on the team; and
(b) Must not use the scores of the members of
				the team who completed the meet in the sixth or seventh place on the
				team.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.434 - Date for beginning practice; end of season; games

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A school shall not participate in a
				football game that is scheduled during the regular season after the play-offs
				begin for the league in which the school is aligned pursuant to NAC
				385B.250.
2. Except as otherwise provided in section 1
				of LCB File No. R148-18, each postseason football game must be approved by the
				Board.
3. The Executive Director
				shall determine the date, time and place for conducting each football play-off
				game.
4. A school shall not,
				without the approval of the Board, allow a football team to participate in more
				than nine games, other than a play-off game that is approved by the Executive
				Director, during the regular season in which the team participates in
				football.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.720); A by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.436 - Required practice; interschool scrimmages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
				school shall not participate in:
(a) An
				interschool football scrimmage unless the football team for the school
				completes at least 8 days of team practice, including at least 3 days of
				noncontact practice pursuant to NAC
				385B.438; or
(b) An interschool football game unless the
				football team completes at least 10 days of team practice, including at least 3
				days of noncontact practice pursuant to NAC
				385B.438.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.438 - Noncontact practice

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school that
				participates in football as a sanctioned sport shall designate the first 3 days
				of practice for each season in which the school participates in football as a
				period of noncontact practice. A pupil may use the following equipment during
				any period of noncontact practice:
(a)
				Footballs;
(b) Helmets;
(c) Mouth guards;
(d) Football shoes;
(e) Shorts; and
(f) Sweat suits.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.440 - Manual of alignment of schools; determination of championship team; play-offs; 45-point mercy rule

Current through June 11, 2024
1. As soon as
				practicable after aligning a school that participates in football as a
				sanctioned sport within a league pursuant to NAC
				385B.250, the Board shall
				include that alignment in a manual prepared by the Association for that
				purpose.
2. The championship team
				for each league into which a school is aligned pursuant to NAC
				385B.250 must be determined in
				the manner specified by the Board.
3. The Executive Director shall ensure that
				the first game of the play-offs for a football season is conducted 1 week after
				each school that participates in the play-offs completes its final football
				game for that season. If a football game results in a tie score for the game
				during a regular football season or during a play-off game for that season,
				each school that participates in the game shall break the tie using the
				procedure for breaking ties set forth in the rules of football adopted by the
				National Federation of State High School Associations or its successor
				organization.
4. Except as
				otherwise provided in subsection 5, the 45-point mercy rule set forth in the
				rules of football specified in subsection 3 applies during any football game in
				which a school uses a team consisting of eight members.
5. The provisions of subsection 4 do not
				apply to a football game that is conducted during the state tournament for a
				football season.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.723)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.442 - Jerseys

Current through June 11, 2024
Each pupil who participates in a football game shall, if the
				  game:
1. Is conducted at the school
				where the pupil is enrolled, wear a dark-colored jersey during the game;
				or
2. Is not conducted at the
				school where the pupil is enrolled, wear a light-colored jersey during the
				game.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.724)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.444 - Limitations on participation by pupil

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pupil who
				participates in football as a sanctioned sport shall not participate in more
				than:
(a) One game of interscholastic football
				during 5 consecutive days; or
(b)
				Nine regular games during a football season.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Football › Section 385B.446 - Provision of adequate facilities for participants in play-off

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school that hosts a football play-off
				shall provide adequate facilities to each team that participates in the
				play-off. The facilities must be at least equal to the facilities the school
				provides to its football team and must include, without limitation:
(a) An equal amount of space for spotters and
				for persons communicating from the sideline of the field of play;
(b) Adequate space to record the play-off on
				film or videotape;
(c) Portable
				heaters and any other warming devices; and
(d) Adequate seating for the fans of each
				visiting team.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Boys' Golf › Section 385B.450 - Date for beginning practice; end of season; time, date and location of state tournament

Current through June 11, 2024
The state tournament for boys' golf must be conducted at the
				  time and date specified by the Board. The Executive Director and the director
				  of each state tournament shall, before the beginning of the state tournament,
				  select the location for that tournament.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.727); A by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Boys' Golf › Section 385B.452 - Tournaments

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The rules of golf established by the
				United States Golf Association or its successor organization govern the conduct
				of each state tournament for boys' golf.
2. Each team that participates in a state
				tournament for boys' golf must consist of five or six members. Each state
				tournament for boys' golf must be:
(a)
				Completed in 2 days during which 36 holes are played; and
(b) Scored as 2 events consisting of 18 holes
				for each event.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Girls' Golf › Section 385B.454 - Date for beginning practice; end of season; time, date and location of state tournament

Current through June 11, 2024
The state tournament for girls' golf must be conducted at the
				  time and date specified by the Board. The Executive Director and the director
				  of a state tournament shall, before the beginning of the state tournament,
				  select the location for that tournament.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.729); A by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Girls' Golf › Section 385B.456 - Tournaments

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The rules of golf established by the
				United States Golf Association or its successor organization govern the conduct
				of each state tournament for girls' golf.
2. Each team that participates in a state
				tournament for girls' golf must consist of five or six members. Each state
				tournament for girls' golf must be:
(a)
				Completed in 2 days during which 36 holes are played; and
(b) Scored as 2 events consisting of 18 holes
				for each event.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Soccer › Section 385B.458 - Date for beginning practice; end of season; games

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school where a soccer game is
				conducted shall ensure that the game is timed in the manner prescribed by the
				Board. A school shall not participate in a soccer game that is scheduled during
				the regular season after the play-offs begin for the league in which the school
				is aligned pursuant to NAC
				385B.250.
2. Except as otherwise provided in section 1
				of LCB File No. R148-18, each postseason soccer game must be approved by the
				Board.
3. The Executive Director
				shall determine the date, time and place for conducting each soccer play-off
				game.
4. A school shall not allow a
				team of the school that participates in soccer as a sanctioned sport to
				participate in more than 18 games or more than 2 tournaments, other than a
				play-off game that is approved by the Executive Director, during the regular
				season in which the team participates in soccer. If a member of the team is
				selected to participate in the United States Youth Soccer Olympic Development
				Program and, after being selected, the member participates in a game conducted
				for that Program, the game must not be counted toward the maximum number of
				games or tournaments in which the team may participate pursuant to this
				subsection.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.731); A by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Soccer › Section 385B.460 - Required practice; interschool scrimmages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
				school that participates in soccer as a sanctioned sport shall not participate
				in an interschool soccer scrimmage unless the school completes at least 5 days
				of team practice.
2. A school that
				completes the number of days of practice specified in subsection 1 may, before
				the date established by the Board for the beginning of soccer practice pursuant
				to section 2, participate in not more than two interschool soccer
				scrimmages.
3. A school shall not
				participate in an interschool soccer scrimmage after conducting the first
				regularly scheduled game of the soccer season.
4. As used in this section, "scrimmage" means
				a practice soccer game in which:
(a) The score
				is not kept;
(b) The coach for each
				team is present on the field of play to direct the team for which he or she is
				a coach;
(c) Admission is not
				charged;
(d) Donations are not
				accepted or solicited; and
(e)
				Spectators are not encouraged to attend.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Soccer › Section 385B.462 - Manual of alignment of schools; tournaments; determination of championship team

Current through June 11, 2024
1. As soon as
				practicable after the Board aligns a school that participates in soccer as a
				sanctioned sport in a league pursuant to NAC
				385B.250, the Board shall
				include that alignment in a manual prepared by the Association for that
				purpose.
2. Each league in which a
				school is aligned shall, in the manner prescribed by the Board, conduct a
				regional tournament for each soccer season to determine the schools in the
				league that may participate in the state play-offs for that season. The
				championship team for each class established pursuant to NAC
				385B.250 must be determined in
				the manner specified by the Board.
3. If a state, league or regional soccer
				tournament ends in a tie score, not more than 2 sudden-death overtime periods,
				consisting of 15 minutes each, may be conducted. If the score remains tied upon
				the expiration of the second overtime period, the winning team must be
				determined by kicks from the mark.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.733)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Soccer › Section 385B.464 - Availability of persons to provide soccer balls during game (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.735); R by
				  R021-23A,
				  eff. 10/25/2023
NRS 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.470 - Date for beginning practice; end of season (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.736); R by
				  R049-19A,
				  eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				  385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.472 - Interschool scrimmages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A team that
				participates in softball as a sanctioned sport may, before participating in the
				first regularly scheduled softball game of a season, participate in not more
				than two interschool softball scrimmages. The team shall not participate in a
				scrimmage after it participates in the first softball game of the
				season.
2. As used in this section,
				"scrimmage" means a practice softball game in which:
(a) The score is not kept;
(b) Unpaid sports officials are
				used;
(c) A coach may substitute a
				player in the game for another player in the game; and
(d) A coach may temporarily stop the game to
				correct an error committed by a player in the game for whom he or she is a
				coach.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.474 - Protest of game

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A coach of a
				team that participates in a softball game as a sanctioned sport may protest the
				game by notifying an umpire for the game of that fact. The protest must be
				submitted to the umpire:
(a) At the time the
				play that is the subject of the protest is completed, but before the next pitch
				after that play; or
(b) If the play
				that is the subject of the protest is the final play of the game, before the
				umpire leaves the field of play.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.476 - Replay of suspended game

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each team that
				participates in a suspended softball game shall, if the suspended game is
				replayed:
(a) Begin the game from the point at
				which the game was suspended; and
(b) Subject to the rules of the game, use the
				same lineup and batting order of players that were used by those teams during
				the suspended game.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.478 - Determination of championship team

Current through June 11, 2024
The championship team for softball for each class established
				  pursuant to NAC
				  385B.250 must be determined in
				  the manner specified by the Board.
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.740)
NRS
					 385B.060
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 385B - Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association › RULES REGARDING SPECIFIC SPORTS › Softball › Section 385B.480 - Determination of home team and choice of dugout for games of tournament (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
(Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Interscholastic Activities Ass'n by R206-03, eff. 11-2-2004) - (Substituted in
				  revision for NAC 386.741); R by
				  R021-23A,
				  eff. 10/25/2023
NRS 385B.060