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Monday, 18 November 2019

Tried-and-tested administrators contest IESF elections.

Administrators representing all IESF's federations know the importance of the annual Ordinary General Meeting.
International Esports Federation (IESF) shall be holding its annual Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) on 13 December 2019.

IESF's OGM is always held during IESF's World Championships as every member national federation has its representatives president. With every NF being represented at IESF's OGM, forward thinking NF's are able to conclude aagreements with their counterparts in order to meet their own members needs.

It is at the OGM that IESF's Board reports back to the NF's and plots the way forward for the next year.

With IESF Board members being elected in for three-year (3) terms, IESF's 2019 OGM is vitally important as a new Board will be returned.

Each member national federation is only able to nominate one person for election. The Board consists of six persons being the President, Vice-President, and four other Board members. The President is elected separately, and then the elections are then held four the other five Board members. Once all have been elected, then the Board sits and elects the Vice-President from the five other Board members who were elected.

Those standing for election are:

PositionNameNation
PresidentColin WebsterSouth Africa
Board Members
Eddy, Che Chien LimIndonesia
Ido Brosh Israel
Magnus JonssonSweden
Ramil AliyevAzerbaijan
Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifah Al-Nahyan United Arab Emirates
Young Man Kim South Korea
Hourieh Nikdast Iran
Vlad MarinescuUnited States of America
Hana, Pei-Ching HsuChinese Taipei
Boban TotovskiMacedonia

It will indeed be interesting to see who makes it onto the Board. Each candidate comes with a very special skill set, and all are tried-and-tested administrators within their home countries.

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Monday, 11 June 2018

Requirements for receiving MSSA colours.


Recently bloggers not associated to MSSA have decided to publish articles on how MSSA awards colours.

There seems to be a fair amount of misunderstandings in this regard.

So, as to avoid any confusion in the future, the requirements for the award of colours.

However, before I begin, it should be remembered that each national federation creates its own criteria. Such criteria is  either placed in the constitution and/or regulations of such body. Thus the way that each federation awards colours may differ slightly from each other, but the principle remains the same, to encourage, promote, and reward excellence.

Regional Colours:

Regional Colours are awarded to:

  • Persons selected by MSSA to represent the Region in which he/she is ordinarily resident in a team, or
  • Persons who have played in and won all of his/her games in such Regional Championship, or
  • Persons who have finished in the top three if an individual event in such Regional Championship, or
  • Persons who have finished in first place if a team event in such Regional Championship, the winner of each and every official Regional Championship. 
Even a member of a club not affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours if having won the event.
Readers should too note that such colours are awarded to the player based on where such player is ordinarily resident.

It should be noted that South Africa has 56 regions, and MSSA is determined to establish regional championships in all of them.


School Provincial Colours:

School Provincial Colours are awarded to:
  • Persons who have been selected by MSSA to represent the Province in which he/she is ordinarily resident in a team, or
  • Persons who have won all games played at a Provincial Championship, or
  • Persons who have played in Nationals and one Provincial School Championships (in the same period) and ended in the top 50% of scholars competing, and/or
  • Persons who have played in at least two official Provincial School Championships (in the same period) and ended in the top 50% of scholars competing.

It should be noted that only Registered Players affiliated to a club affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours.

Readers should too note that such colours are awarded to the player based on where such player is ordinarily resident.

Student Provincial Championships:

Student Provincial Championships are awarded to:

  • Has been selected by MSSA to represent the Province in which he/she is ordinarily resident in a team, or
  • Persons who have won all games played at a Provincial Championship, or
  • Persons who have played in Nationals and one "Premier" Provincial Championships (in the same period) and ended in the top 50% of students competing, and/or
  • Persons who have played in at least two official "Premier" Provincial Championships (in the same period) and ended in the top 50% of students competing.
It should be noted that only Registered Players affiliated to a club affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours.
Readers should too note that such colours are awarded to the player based on where such player is ordinarily resident.



Provincial Colours:

To earn Provincial Colours, a player needs to:

  • Have been selected by MSSA to represent the Province in which he/she is ordinarily resident in a team, or
  • Have won all games played at a Provincial Championship, or
  • Has played in Nationals and ended in the top 50%, and ended in the top 50% in such Provincial Championships in the same year.
It should be noted that only Registered Players affiliated to a club affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours.
Readers should too note that such colours are awarded to the player based on where such player is ordinarily resident.

National Federation Colours - Junior:

To earn Junior National Federation Colours, a player needs to:
  • Be selected to represent MSSA, or 
  • have won all his/her games at the S A National Championships or SA School Championships..
It should be noted that only Registered Players affiliated to a club affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours.

National Federation Colours - Senior:

To earn Senior National Federation Colours, a player needs to:
  • Be selected to represent MSSA, or 
  • has won all his/her games at the S A National Championships.
It should be noted that only Registered Players affiliated to a club affiliated to Mind Sports South Africa may qualify for such colours.

Protea Colours:

To earn Prrotea Colours, a player needs to:
  • Be selected to represent MSSA in an international match and play in such match if the match is played within South Africa. or
  • Be selected to represent MSSA in an international match played outside South Africa.