Frequently Asked Questions

• Playoff participants must be a registered HUC member in good standing.
• Be added to the team roster no later than the league roster deadline
  • Summer League – 2 weeks prior to the start of playoffs
  • All Other Leagues – 1 week prior to start of playoffs
  • In the absence of a defined roster deadline (ie. indoor leagues) the player
    must be added no later than one week prior to playoffs beginning
• Play a league minimum amount of regular season games as follows:
  Games in a season Number of required regular season games attended
  • 11-15 ● 3 games minimum
  • 7-10 ● 2 games minimum
  • 2-6 ● 1 game minimum
• Participants may not participate on more than 1 team in the playoffs for the same
  league, they may only participate on 1 playoff team as a regular player, or as a
  qualified substitute who is not already participating in the playoffs for the same
  league. This includes multiple divisions in the same league.

HUC will routinely check rosters during the season and playoffs. If there is a discrepancy
we urge teams to report it immediately to our league convenors. If rosters are invalid,
teams can be sanctioned.

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Game Default (Not enough players)

• If a team cannot field enough eligible players by the scheduled start time, the game may be declared a default and cancelled.
• Teams typically have a grace period (e.g., 15–30 minutes past start time) to assemble a full roster.
• If the minimum number of required players (including any gender requirements) is not met, the game is cancelled and scored as a default.

Lightning & Thunder

• Play must be suspended immediately if lightning is seen or thunder is heard — player safety is the priority.
• All participants must take shelter and games cannot resume until at least 30 minutes after the last sighting/hearing of lightning/thunder.
• If safe play cannot resume in a reasonable time, the game may be cancelled.

Extreme Heat

• In very hot conditions (e.g., extreme heat index), leagues may delay, modify, or cancel games to prevent heat-related illness.
• Decisions consider player safety and may include additional breaks, shortened games, or cancellations.

Field Conditions

• If fields are unplayable — like standing water, muddy surfaces, or unsafe turf — games may be cancelled to protect players and prevent long-term damage to the field.
• Field preservation is a priority because heavy play on damaged surfaces can lead to injuries and future closures.

See the full list of reasons why a game might be cancelled

See our heat policy

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