Thread: How to host an off-season comp.?
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Re: How to host an off-season comp.?
Build it and they will come.

Start small.

Set and agenda and stick to it.

If you are changing (loosening, adding, etc) game rules, let teams know ahead of time, otherwise run the competition strictly (refs make tough calls, etc.).

Get veteran teams to attend, and thank them for their support. If they are happy, they will return each year and tell other teams how your event is operated.

Andy B.

IRI: founder (2000), event host (2000-2001), head referee (2000, 2002-2004), event co-host (2002-2004)
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