Supreme Courts Policies & Refund Policies
REGISTRATION POLICY
Registration for programs, tryouts, leagues or tournaments must be completed online. No registration is complete until payment is received. Payments may be made at the time of electronic registration on our website with a credit card, or may be made in person with a single check, cash or money order. Entry is only guaranteed upon receipt of the entry fee.
Refund policy for programs as following:
$35.00 cancellation fee up to start date of program
No refund/credit after program has started (first practice)
Refund for injury (Doctor’s note is required)
100% up to start date
Pro-rated amount for games/practice missed after injury occurred (based upon date notice of injury is provided). Refund amount will be issued in form of credit for future session.
Refund policy for tournaments as following:
$50.00 cancellation fee up to schedule being released.
No refunds after the schedule is released.
Refunds will not be processed for tryouts or uniforms.
Forms of refund may not always be in the same form as original payment. There is a $10.00 returned check fee.
All cancellation notices must be sent via email to lthate@supremecourtsbasketball.com (The initial email date will be used for proration calculation).
LEAGUE PAYMENT POLICY
It is the responsibility of
the teams to pay a registration fees. If
the league fee is not paid in full by the first week of the session, the team
will be removed from competition. Payments may be made at the time of
electronic registration on our website with a credit card, or may be made in
person with a credit card, single check, cash,
Or money order. Entry is only guaranteed upon receipt of the
entry fee.
WEATHER CANCELLATIONS POLICY
It is the policy of The Supreme Courts to ensure the
safety of the teams and patrons when inclement weather arrives. If conditions are unplayable before the first
game or conditions decline throughout the day, a decision will be made as soon
as possible
RESCHEDULINGOF CANCELLED GAMES
In the event of a game being cancelled by Supreme Courts
due to inclement weather, a scheduled make up day will be assigned. If either of the teams are unable to play on
the assigned day, the game will not be made up.
Practices cancelled due to inclement weather will not be rescheduled.
CROWD WARNING POLICY
In the event that spectators display behavior considered
to be unsportsmanlike, unruly, or interfere with the orderly progress of the
game, the official shall stop the game and a Supreme Courts Manager will
address the warning. The warning will be
noted on the official score sheet and the head coach of the offending team
shall be notified.
The officials may call a technical foul on the team if
its supporters continue to act in such a way as to interfere with the proper
conduct of the game. If behavior
continues after a technical foul has been issued the game will be stopped and a
forfeit will be given to the offending team.
It is strongly encouraged that the head coach notifies
the spectators of the warning and of the penalties that may ensue if
unsportsmanlike behavior continues.
If a team receives a second warning during a session, the
team’s coach must meet with The Supreme Courts management before the team’s
next game. If a third offense occurs
during a session, the team will be removed from the league.
Note: Inappropriate behavior by a coach during a game
will be address in similar manner as listed above. Warnings may still be issued in this
event. The Supreme Courts continues to
encourage the promotion of good acts of sportsmanship before, during, and after
games. Please help us to achieve this
by informing your spectators of our policies.
PATRON CODE OF CONDUCT
Supreme Courts is committed to providing a safe, clean
and fun environment for all participants and guests. By doing so, patrons are
required to act appropriately and are to be respectful of others at all times
when using Supreme Courts facilities.
Persons using Supreme Courts for any of the following
activities (basketball, volleyball, soccer, fitness, training, tournaments,
combines, showcases and other facility rentals) are expected to behave in a
mature and responsible manner. The Supreme Courts Code of Conduct does not
permit language or any action that may hurt or frighten another athlete or
parent that falls below a generally accepted standard of conduct.
Directions issued by Supreme Courts staff, sport specific officials or
tenant directors or event organizers must be followed at all times.
The following actions are prohibited at
Supreme Courts:
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Harassment or intimidation using words,
gestures, body language or menacing behavior
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Physical contact with another individual or
staff member in an angry, violent or threatening manner
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Any demonstration of sexual activity or sexual suggestiveness
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Carrying or concealing weapons or devices that
may be used as a weapon
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Use or possession of illegal chemicals or
alcohol on Supreme Courts property.
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Coolers are not allowed. No glass bottles,
Random spot checks of patron’s bags will be made
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Abuse of Supreme Courts equipment, supplies and
property
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Patrons are responsible for the cost of any
damages resulting from disorderly conduct or misuse of equipment.
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Theft of services.
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Smoking and loitering inside or outside Supreme
Courts facilities/grounds
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Continuous poor sportsmanship or overaggressive
competitiveness from players or spectators
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Any other unacceptable behavior including
inappropriate dress
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Outside food is not permitted in Supreme Courts
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Refreshments are available at the concession
area and eating is restricted to the concession area
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Only non-marking athletic shoes are permitted.
Sandals and street shoes are not allowed
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Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times
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No person shall use the courts for any activity
other than its intended purposes, unless approved by the Supreme Courts staff
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Patrons are responsible for the cost of any
damages resulting from disorderly conduct or misuse of equipment, and removal
of equipment