There are 180 hotel rooms in Sisters and over 1,000 rooms in Redmond (21 miles east) and Bend (24 miles southeast). We have negotiated room rates for all of the hotels listed below. You need to only contact the hotel either online or by telephone and mention that you are a participant (player, parent, official or coach, etc) and you will be eligible for the negotiated rate. Just be sure to mention the SALI Tournament. Note: We have contacted each of these hotels directly and obtained the quoted rates. Please feel free to try to negotiate whatever favorable rate you are able to, especially if you are requesting a large block of rooms. Many of these hotels offer breakfast and have specific amenities, consult their websites for additional information.

The Hotels in Sisters, Oregon are:

The Sisters Best Western Ponderosa Lodge The Sisters Motor Lodge

(541)549-1234                                                                                (541)549-2551

http://www.bestwesternsisters.com/ http://www.sistersmotorlodge.com/

Price: $89.99 to $179.99 (suites) / night                                          Price: $79.00 / night

The Sisters Inn and Suites

(541)549-7829                                                                                (866)974-5900

http://www.sistersinnandsuites.com Price: $59.95 / night

Five Pine Lodge

http://www.fivepinelodge.com Price: $149/ night

For Rental Houses in Black Butte Ranch (10 miles west of Sisters):

Black Butte Ranch

(541)595-6211

http://www.blackbutteranch.com

Price: $110.00 to $530.00 per room / house per night

The Hotels in Redmond, Oregon are:

Comfort Suites Airport (541) 504-8900    Price: $119.20 / night

Motel 6 – Redmond (541)923-2100  Price: $55.99 / night

http://www.choicehotels.com http://www.motel6redmond.com

Super 8 Redmond (541) 548-8881

Price: $67.49 to $72.89 / night

Best Western Rama Inn (541)548-8080  Price: $89.99 / night

http://www.super8.com http://www.bestwesternoregon.com

Redmond Inn Motel

(541)548-1091

http://www.redmondinn.net

Price: $52.00 to $65.00 / night

Sleep Inn (Full Service)

(541)504-1500

http://www.sleepinn.com/hotel-redmond-oregon OR188?promo=gglocal

Price: $75.00 / night

The Hotels in Bend, Oregon are:

Red Lion Inn Bend North Price: $75.00 to $85.00 / night

(541)382-7011

http://redlion.rdln.com/ http://www.motel6bend.com

Motel 6 – Bend (541)382-8282   Price: $55.99 to $67.99 / night

Comfort Inn and Suites, Bend (541)617-9696 Price: $74.00 / night

http://www.choicehotels.com/en/choice-privileges

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites

(541)317-8500

http://www.hiexpress.com/h/d/ex/1/en/hotel/bndor?&cm_mmc=mdpr-_-googlemaps-_-ex-_-bndor&dp=true

Price: $114.00 / night

Phoenix Inn Suites (Downtown Bend) (541)317-9292  Price: $89.00 / night

http://www.phoenixinn.com/ http://www.ameritelinns.com

Ameritel Inns (541)617-6111 Price: $109.00 to $129.00 / night

Econolodge (541)382-7711  Price: $49.99 and up / night

http://www.econolodge.com/hotel-bend-oregon-OR173?promo=gglocal

Days Inn Bend (541)383-3776 Price: $70.00 to $80.00 / night

http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/Booking/property_info?propertyId=15567

Camping -

Many Nearby campgrounds, or rough it on fields or gym.  Call Bill Rexford (203) 231 3435 if you are seriously considering this option.

Where to Eat?

Breakfast at the tournament:  SALI Breakfast Menu Lunch:  SALI Lunch Menu

There are over 20 restaurants in the City of Sisters. This link takes you to a page on the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce webpage that should help you to find some restaurants and plan some meals:

http://www.sisterschamber.com/MemberSearch/

We will be offering a dinner on Friday night at Sisters High School. All are invited to attend. The cost per person will be between $5 and $7.

What to Do?

There are over 45 stores / shops in the City of Sisters. This link takes you to a page on the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce webpage that should help you to find these:

http://www.sisterschamber.com/MemberSearch/

In Sisters:

Sisters Movie House: http://www.sistersmoviehouse.com

In Bend:

The Old Mill 16 Movie House: http://www.fandango.com/regaloldmill16_aaotc/theaterpage

Sun Mountain Sports & Fun Center: http://www.sunmountainfun.com/

*No team will be asked to stay two nights.  We have made arrangements with local hotels, campgrounds, and vacation rental companies to help you make your accommodations. Just click on the Where to Sleep and Eat in Sisters button on the prior page for more information.

SALI Tournament Registration

If you are sending a check, make checks payable to:

Sisters Park & Recreation District
SOAR Community Center
1750 W. McKinney Butte Rd.
P.O. Box 2215
Sisters, OR. 97759

All teams must do the following:

Have each of your players fill out an insurance waiver and return them to the above address.  You can mail them in or bring them to the tournament.  Your registration is not complete until all forms are returned to us.  These forms will be emailed to you promptly after you register online, or you can download form here: Waiver Form 2010.

Contact Bill Rexford (203) 231-3435 with questions about the tournament.

Contact Anne Heath (541) 549-2091 for questions about registration.

Itinerary:

Tournament Details at end of document.

Welcome Coaches Players and Fans

to the 4th Annual Table Rock Lacrosse Shootout

at Ann Morrison Park in beautiful downtown Boise, Idaho

March 12, 13, and 14th.

This year, we have 14 varsity and 11 junior varsity lacrosse teams from Oregon, Utah and Idaho.  Twenty-five teams will play a total of 48 games inside 48 hours!  See complete schedule!

PARK ADDRESS:

1104 Royal Blvd. Boise, Idaho

CHECK IN:

All coaches are required to check in at the “Information Booth” before their first game.  The booth will be located between the orange and red field.  A coach packet is waiting for you!

CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY:

All teams/programs are required to submit a certificate of liability at check in to participate.  Make sure to present this certificate and keep a copy for yourself.  No exceptions!

TRAINER:

An athletic trainer will be present at the information booth.  Our trainer is there for emergencies.  If you need a bag of ice do not hesitate!

SHOOTOUT T-SHIRT:

Unlike last year’s 120 t-shirts, we only printed 60 t-shirts this year!  Please get yours early; the cost is only $14.00.  The design is way cool and all of the schools are listed on the back.

CONCESSIONS:

Full concessions such as cheese burgers and hotdogs etc. will be provided on Saturday.  Limited concessions such as water and Gatorade will be provided on Friday and Sunday.

LACROSSE EQUIPMENT:

Lacrosse Idaho Inc. “Your Premier Lacrosse Outfitter” will be present with some cool lacrosse equipment and contests.

FASTEST SHOT CONTEST:

Boise High School will be hosting the “Fastest Shot” contest.  Can you max out the radar gun?

SHOOTOUT CONTACT INFORMATION:

Alain Rodrigue  Phone: (208) 890-4554  Email: alainrodrigue@boisestate.edu

Chumash Lacrosse

THE GAME

SECTION 1. Chumash is a lacrosse game played by two teams of 3 players each.
Each team may have two substitutes. There is one goal in the center of the field. The purpose of each team is to score on its respective side of the goal. Long sticks are illegal unless agreed upon by both sides.

A.R. 1 We have found the game to be fun for two on two as well as one on one.

THE FIELD

SECTION 2. The Chumash field is 50 yds. long and 30 yds. Wide. The 6′ high, 12″ wide goal is centered in the crease, and the net shall be centered or sandwiched in the frame to accommodate shots from both sides. 20 yds. from the goal line and 5 yds. from the boundary on each end there shall be a dotted restraining or “take back” line.

A.R. 2 Field specifications are a guideline only, and the game can be played just as well with modifications based on capabilities. For example, it is a lot of fun to play Chumash on the beach with two poles buried about 1 foot apart in the sand, and a crease that is obliterated periodically by incoming waves.

A.R. 3 The fatter the goal poles, the better.

The net shall be centered or sandwiched in the frame of the goal to accommodate shots from both sides. Each team has a side of the goal to shoot at. There shall be a restraining or “take back” line 20 yds. from the goal line and 5 yds. inside each end line There is no “safe” zone behind the
“take back” line. A player can be legally pushed out of bounds anywhere on
the field.

A.R. 4 Chumash is designed to be as self-regulating as possible to enhance the joy of playing, and to make it easy to play a real game of lacrosse anytime, anywhere. You don’t have to have a referee, but you do need to exhibit sportsmanship and fair play. If a call is in question, use a system of alternating possessions. The game was created to be fun and to teach skills, to involve parents and encourage them in teaching their children sportsmanship. It is the kind of game we can use to invite the world to play lacrosse with us. Anybody can play.

SECTION 3. The game shall be controlled by one official

PLAY OF THE GAME, TIME FACTORS, ETC.

SECTION 4. A game will consist of two ten-minute halves. There are no timeouts if there is a running clock.

A.R. 5 Or you could just play all afternoon

THE SMALLER CREASE

There are two creases in the game of Chumash. The first is a regular lacrosse goal crease with a nine-foot radius. The goal is centered inside this circle. There is no goalie and it is illegal to “guard” the goal in Chumash. . No one can go in the smaller crease unless the ball is down in there. Then, the player may only pick up the ball and leave immediately.
Failure to do so will result in a technical foul and loss of possession.

THE BIGGER CREASE

The second crease uses the same arc. The top of the arc is 10-12 yards from the goal line. Players may move through this larger crease with or without the ball. They may not stop nor may they shoot from inside the larger or smaller crease. Players can “dive”, but they may not land in the smaller crease ever. If they do it is no goal and possession is awarded to the other team.

A.R. 1 A player may catch a pass inside the larger crease, then step out of it, turn and shoot.

GAME PROCEDURES

SECTION 5. Initial possession of the ball to start the game shall be determined by a coin flip or a face-off. If a face-off is used, whatever team wins the draw must take the ball back to its take back line.

Whether you roll the ball out or face-off, the team that gains first possession must take the ball back to their own restraining line. If a team fails to do this it is a technical foul and the ball is awarded to the other team. Determine each team’s “take back” line before starting play.

A.R. 7 When there is a clear change of possession the team with the ball must pass or carry it back to the restraining line in front of their goal, much like 3 on 3 basketball. If a team fails to do this it is a technical foul and the ball is awarded to the other team.

OFF-SIDES

SECTION 6. There is no off-side rule in Chumash Lacrosse.

GOAL CREASE PRIVILEGES

SECTION 7. When the ball is on the ground in the crease, players from both teams are allowed to be inside the designated crease area.

A.R. 9 After possession is gained, the ball must be immediately carried or passed out of the crease. Failure to do so is a technical foul and loss of the ball.

A.R. 10 When the ball is in possession of team A, a player from Team B is allowed to be in the crease only if they are continually moving through it.
A defensive player (team B) may not take a position to defend the goal while in the crease. A defensive crease violation will result in a man down situation for Team B, as per NCAA rule on a technical foul with possession.

OTHER GAME PROCEDURES

SECTION 8. Most play of the the game falls under the guidelines of the NCAA
(boys) or USWLA (girls) rule book.

A.R. 12 There are no rules governing time for ball advancement, etc.

A.R. 13 5 yard (1 meter for girls) rule strictly enforced on inbounds play, interference, etc.

A.R. 14 The integrity with which you play brings honor to the game.

PERSONAL FOULS

SECTION 9. Personal fouls are illegal body checking, slashing, tripping, and cross-checking as per NCAA rules.

A.R. 15 Exception: There is no “brush” call. Any touch of the head or face is an automatic personal foul.

A.R. 16 On a personal foul the ball is awarded at the restraining line. The offended team doesn’t have to clear the ball.

TECHNICAL FOULS

SECTION 10. Technical fouls are interference, illegal screen, holding, warding off, pushing, withholding the ball, crease violations, and other technical infractions outlined in the NCAA rule book.

A.R. 17 On a Technical foul, the ball is awarded at the goal line extended, and just inside the sideline. The ball must then be cleared to the restraining line.

PENALTY ENFORCEMENT

SECTION 11. On personal fouls, the offender must go to the sideline until there are 2 shots taken, or until his team gains possession of the ball, or there is a goal scored by the team with the advantage.

SECTION 12. On technical fouls, the offending player must leave the field for 1 shot, or until his team gains possession of the ball, or there is a goal scored by the team with the advantage.

CHUMASH RULE

SECTION 13. Leave the field thinking how much fun it was to play and not how you won or lost.

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