At 5-15 with Team B leading, Team A requests substitution #15 for #14. Which is the proper method of recording this substitution?

At 5-15 with Team B leading, Team A requests substitution #15 for #14. Which is the proper method of recording this substitution?

• A. The form with no slashes on it
• B. The standard substitution form with slashes
• C. Record the substitution in the time-out section
• D. Do not use the substitution form

Answer: (A)

Recording substitutions happens on the official substitution log, and a straightforward in-for-out change is documented cleanly on the substitution form without slashes. When Team A requests substitute number 15 for number 14, this is a standard one-for-one change and should be entered as such, clearly showing who is entering and who is leaving. The time-out section isn’t used for substitutions, and using a form with slashes or skipping the substitution form would create an incomplete or ambiguous record. So, logging the substitution on the standard form without slashes provides a precise, official record of the action.

Recording substitutions happens on the official substitution log, and a straightforward in-for-out change is documented cleanly on the substitution form without slashes. When Team A requests substitute number 15 for number 14, this is a standard one-for-one change and should be entered as such, clearly showing who is entering and who is leaving. The time-out section isn’t used for substitutions, and using a form with slashes or skipping the substitution form would create an incomplete or ambiguous record. So, logging the substitution on the standard form without slashes provides a precise, official record of the action.