Sentence examples for rosters number from inspiring English sources

During the season, active roster sizes in the CFL are 46 and game day rosters number 42, at least 20 of whom must be Canadian in accordance with the league's "national player" rule (formerly called the "non-import" rule prior to 2014).

At Wisconsin this year, there are 170 women on two rowing teams, a roster number that for Title IX purposes balances the football, baseball and men's basketball teams combined.

Universities interested in adding men's lacrosse have struggled because its large roster numbers hurt the gender equity mandated by the federal law known as Title IX. "No one is adding Division I lacrosse when they're not equitable to begin with," Virginia Coach Dom Starsia said.

So when you look at the window of opportunity and the maturing of a roster, the number of guys 24 to 27 years of age, that is clearly by design".

Tournament organizers and summer basketball coaches have long charged significant fees for packets of information about potential Division I recruits — player rosters, phone numbers and e-mail addresses — that are the lifeblood of the billion-dollar college basketball business.

With Milton Bradley on the roster, that number should go up.

Not too long ago, we had an active roster that numbered two dozen players, with as many as 14 or 15 routinely showing up to play.

With the Expansion Draft concluded and the roster now numbering 19, Heath was looking to add extra top-line talent that would give his squad competitive balance and a cutting edge.

Indeed, many of the league's rosters have a number of N.F.L. Europe alumni.

Girls make up about seven per cent of their current rosters and that number is on the rise.

According to the United States Polo Association, 150 women and 97 men compete in collegiate polo, though many programs have 20 to 40 additional members who are coming up the ranks and not listed on rosters, bringing the number to about 300, as opposed to the 200 who played the sport in 2009.