&Mac251;&Mac251; = REVISED JUNE 2006 ## = REVISED JUNE 2005 # = REVISED 2004 ** = REVISED 2003 * = REVISED 2002 ^ = REVISED 2001

BADMINTON

 

 

DIVISION:

                                    **Midget - under 15 on December 31st of the competing year.

                                    **Junior - under 16 on December 31st of the competing year.

                                    **Senior - under 20 on December 31st of the competing year.

 

SERIES:                     a)         Two entries will be allowed from each area.  If one area does not enter two teams, the host area may supply an additional entry.  A competitor may enter one event only.  This vacant spot in the draw shall be filled by the individual or team who has placed next in the host district's standings.

 

                                    b)         All competitors must have qualified in their event in their district to be eligible to compete in the same event at NOSSA.

 

                                    c)         No substitutions shall be allowed for any doubles or mixed doubles player who has qualified for NOSSA competition.  In the case where a player who has qualified for NOSSA can not compete, the singles player or doubles team should be replaced by the individual or team who has placed next in the District standings.  The same rule shall apply to NOSSA competitors who qualify for OFSAA.

 

DATE:                        Two weeks prior to OFSAA and shall rotate among the associations.

 

FINANCING:            Financing at the discretion of the convener.  Fees should be sufficient to cover the cost of birds, awards, draw sheets and other miscellaneous expenses.  The previous year's entry fee should be used as a guide.

 

RULEBOOK:            Canadian Badminton Association.  A convener's book was prepared in 1976 and will be passed on to the next convener.

 

OFFICIALS: Staff members, coaches and players (no payment).

 

SEEDING:                 All teams are to be seeded.  The first place area teams are to fill the slots 1,4,5,8 and the second place teams to fill the slots 2,3,6,7 in the opposite end of the draw of their lst place representatives. 

 

^The first place District players will be placed randomly in each draw. 

 

^The Convener has the discretion to seed the top two singles’ players or doubles’ players in opposite halves of the draw in all flights.

 

EVENTS:                   Ladies' Singles

                                    Men's Singles

                                    Ladies' Doubles                        Championships only

                                    Men's Doubles

                                    Mixed Doubles

 

 

FORMAT:                 a)         A true double elimination tournament as used at OFSAA.  This guarantees everyone 2 matches.  The finalist from the losers round must defeat the winner round finalist in 2 matches in order to win.

 

                                    b)         i)          ##In all events, all games shall be played to 15 points.  If a 15th match is required, the players are allowed a 20 minute rest period before playing that match.

                                                ii)         Warm-ups shall be 3 minutes.

                                                iii)         Players shall be allowed a rest period of no more than five minutes between consecutive games.

 

                                    c)         With 10 to 12 courts available, the following timings and order of events may be used:

                                                i)          Tournament begins with all singles matches to finals - planning time 4 hours.

                                                ii)         Doubles to the finals - 4 and a half hours.

                                                iii)         Mixed doubles starting 1 hour after doubles - 3 and one half hours.

 

d)         If a player(s) is (are) given a bye, he/she (they) may have the court for a maximum of 15 minutes to warm up.

 

e)                  A fifteen minute default rule may be enforced by the convener(s) for athletes not showing up for their game within 15 minutes of when the game was called.

 

f)                    **Games one to eight in each draw are to be played on the Friday evening.

 

JUDGES:                   #The NOSSA Badminton convener will have a pre-competition meeting with all coaches to go over:

a)                  Lets

b)                  Choose a referee-in-chief and a referee per site from those in attendance at the competition (or designate them in the NOSSA package)

c)                  Review uniform regulations

d)                  Discuss post season meeting that will take place after the NOSSA awards presentation.

 

SHUTTLE:                 NOSSA shall use the Mavis 300 as the official bird.

 

SCORING:                Points for determining final school results will be awarded as follows:

                                    5 points for first place,              2 points for fourth place,

4 points for second place,                     1 point for each player tied for fifth place.

                                    3 points for third place,

 

TROPHIES:               The following team trophies shall be presented at the conclusion of the NOSSA competition:

 

                                    (a)        The Steve Chen Trophy - Combined Team Champion

                                    (b)        The Bumbacco Trophy - Senior Team Champion

                                    (c)        The Larry Bobbie Trophy         -           Midget Team Champion

                        (d)                                                        -           Junior Team Champion

(e)                The Lucio Fabris Trophy - Overall District Winner

 

UNIFORMS:             All players must be dressed in solid colour gym shorts and a predominantly white T-shirt (or white collared shirt) - No fluorescent colours.

 

                                    ^School, Association or OFSAA logos are permitted insignia in the competitive area. The brand name of the uniform manufacturer is permitted to be visible.  Badminton-related shirts are acceptable.

 

**School team badminton uniforms are accepted.  The shirts do not have to be white if the singles player or matching double/mixed partners are wearing matching team uniforms.

&Mac251;&Mac251; All doubles partners must be waring the same colour shorts or skirt.

 

Headgear is not acceptable in the competitive area with the exception of sweat bands.

 

CONDUCT:               Athletes displaying flagrant unsportsmanlike behaviour on the courts will be warned by the convenor or his/her designate.  A second offence will result in disqualification of the athlete from the match.  Any further offences will result in the athlete being disqualified from the tournament.

 

BADMINTON

 

 

SCHOOL-PLAYERS

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EVENT                                    

CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING

 

 

AGES:                        **Midget - under 15 on December 31st of the competing year.

                                    **Junior - under 16 on December 31st of the competing year.

                                    **Senior - under 20 on December 31st of the competing year.

                       

ELIGIBILITY:           To comply with OFSAA Regulations.

 

SERIES:                     A combined Midget, Junior and Senior Championship for boys and girls to be held in the fall season on the Friday or Saturday preceding the OFSAA Championships.  There shall be no arbitrary date change - valid reasons must be given ahead of time. The starting times shall be established at the discretion of the Convener.  The site of the NOSSA Cross Country Championships will rotate between North Shore, North Bay, Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie.

 

ENTRIES:                  1)         For the NOSSA meet as opposed to the OFSAA meet, the teams shall consist of an unlimited number of runners with the best four to count.  Individual entries will be allowed.  Each school will be allowed one (1) team in each category.  The members of each team MUST be declared on the date that entries are due to the convenor.  No age class changes can be made after this date.

 

                                    2)         That all competitors be required to wear numbers issued by the convener and these numbers be visible to judges along the course.

 

FINANCING:            a)         Each school will finance its own team.

                                    b)         That the entry fee be at the discretion of the convener.

                                    c)         That the convener be allowed to bill participating and/or responsible schools for any damages incurred during the competition.

 

RULES:                      The following order of rules of interpretation will be used:

                                    a)         N.O.S.S.A. Rules.

                                    b)         O.F.S.A.A. Rules.

                                    c)         C.T.F.A. Rules and By-Laws for the current year.

                                    d)         I.A.A.F. Handbook for the current year.

 

^SCHEDULE:            The schedule of events will run as follows:

                                                11:30am           Midget             Girls

                                                12:00pm           Midget             Boys

                                                12:30pm           Junior               Girls

                                                01:00pm           Junior               Boys

                                                01:45pm           Senior              Girls

                                                02:15pm           Senior              Boys

                                    The convener can make changes in the starting time at his discretion.

RULES OF COMPETITION:

                                    1.         The starter should VISUALLY inspect the field before the start of the race to ensure that all competitors are in respect of the uniform requirements.

                                    2.         All races must be started by a starting pistol.

                                    3.         A "Funnel" system must be used at the finish of the race.

                                    4.         Finishing cards must be issued to every competitor who completes the course.

                                    5.         At least one finishing judge must be at the head of the finishing funnel.

                                    6.         The course must be clearly marked by stakes, flags, paint, etc. and/or marshalls.  Marshalls should wear distinctive marking of some type.

                                    7.         No runner may run in more than one race.

                                    8.         That no more than two runners from any one team may run side by side.

 

COURSES:                1.         The host District must conform as closely as possible to the suggested O.F.S.A.A. Distances.

                                                                                    BOYS                          GIRLS

                                                MIDGET                     5,000m                        3,000m

                                                JUNIOR                      6,000m                        4,000m

                                                SENIOR                      7,000m                        5,000m (max.)

 

                                                A 400 m tolerance is permitted in  each race except where a maximum is indicated.

 

                                                The course used must be 2/3 cross country - e.g. fields, bush trails and irregular terrain.  Gravel roads, asphalt and flat running should be avoided if not eliminated completely.  All courses must be adequately marked and supervised by Judges along the course.

 

                                    2.         That conveners of NOSSA meets set courses that will ensure the maximum safety of runners in all weather conditions.

 

3.         When NOSSA Cross Country Championships are held at a site without washroom facilities, portable toilets must be provided.

 

OFFICIALS:  There must be a minimum of five (5) finish judges.  The convener must also provide a sufficient number of field marshalls and chute judges.  The convener shall appoint a referee for the meet as well as a Jury of Appeal consisting of one representative (male/female) from each District.

 

SCORING:                The method of scoring shall be as follows:

                                    1.         The first place shall be awarded one (1) point, second place two (2) points, third place three (3) points, etc.  All competitors who finish the course shall be ranked and tallied in this manner.

 

                                    2.         If less than four (4) competitors from a school team should complete the course, then the points for all members of the team shall be disregarded in determining the team scoring.

 

                                    3.         The method of scoring for team aggregate awards will be as follows:

                                                Teams placing in the top six positions in each age category will be awarded points as follows: 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1, which will be will be totalled to decide women's team aggregate, men's team aggregate and combined team aggregate.

 

TIES:                          1.         Between competitors - competitors who finish simultaneously be awarded the same order of finish and points determined by dividing the sum of the points concerned (as if they had finished in file) and dividing such sum by the number or tied competitors.

 

                                    2.         Between Teams - should two or more teams be tied in points, the order of finish shall be determined by the placing of the fourth (4) place runner.  Should a tie still exist, then by the placing of the third (3rd) place runner, etc.

 

                                    3.         Ties for Aggregate - The school with the most team first places be awarded the aggregate title.  If there is still a tie, the most team seconds, thirds and so on, be counted.

 

AWARDS:                 The type of awards shall be:

                                    1.         First, place individual finishers.

                                    *2.       Championship team members will receive gold medals (NOTE: TEAM AWARDS ARE TO BE LIMITED TO 7 MEMBERS).

^3.       Ribbons to 2nd to 6th place individual finishers.

                                    ^4.       Ribbons to 2nd and 3rd placed teams.

                                    *5.       Banners shall be presented to the Boys’ Aggregate, Girls’ Aggregate and Combined Champions.

 

UNIFORMS:             Runners must compete in their school uniforms.  The uniform tops of all team members should be identical.  Minor inconsistencies in school tops are acceptable.  FAILURE to abide by these regulations will result in disqualification.

 

O.F.S.A.A.                  1.         Teams qualifying for OFSAA Competition will be accepted as teams and the

QUALIFIERS:                       individual makeup of each team is at the coach's discretion subject to existing OFSAA rules re eligibility.  It is recommended to all associations that they allow their teams to compete under this ruling.

 

                                    2.         That registration for OFSAA take place throughout the NOSSA meet as results are posted following each event, with a brief coach's meeting to follow the conclusion of the meet.

RECOMMENDATIONS:   

                                    1.         St. John Ambulance personnel on the site.

                                    2.         Washrooms available at the site (if at all possible).

                                    3.         Snack bar available.

                                    4.         Course judges should be adults and a meeting of all judges should be held to brief them on their duties.

                                    5.         Course guides should be available to all competitors through the courses prior to the meet.

                                    6.         Maps of the courses should be available to all competitors the day before the meet.

 

 

CURLING

 

AGES:                        To be eligible to compete in any stage of the NOSSA School Curling Championship, all four competitors on a team must not be older than nineteen (19) years of age on September 1st, prior to the Championship.

 

SERIES:                     1.         The NOSSA School Curling Championship will be decided by a modified double knock-out format.  (See attached chart.)

 

                                    2.         Each of the four Districts of NOSSA shall be allowed two (2) representative teams to compete at the NOSSA level.

 

                                    3.         The site of the Curling Championship shall be on a rotation basis among North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, North Shore and Sudbury.

 

                                    4.         NOSSA Boys and Girls Curling will be held at the same location, if ice sheets are available.

 

DATE:                        The championship shall take place at a convenient date in February or March prior to the OFSAA School Curling Championship.  The specific date is to be directed by the convener.

 

ELIGIBILITY:           Eligibility lists as specified in the Constitution must be presented to the NOSSA convener.

 

FINANCING:            1.         An entry fee for each competing team must accompany the eligibility list in order to pay for ice time, trophies, etc.  The entry fee shall be determined by the convener.

 

                                    2.         Each school will finance its own team.

 

                                    3.         ^The convener may arrange for a banquet at the NOSSA School Curling Championships.  Where a banquet is being held, the non-refundable banquet fee shall be submitted with the registration fee prior to the commencement of play.

 

OFFICIALS:  The convener shall obtain officials, one shall be present for each round.

 

SUBSTITUTION:      Unlimited substitution at the conclusion of a game shall be allowed; otherwise as per CCA rules for Junior Men and Ladies.

 

GENERAL:                1.         Games will be 8 ends in length and extra ends will be added to break any ties.

 

                                    2.         The Districts of NOSSA designate that they will be participating in the NOSSA Curling Championship Bonspiel at the beginning of the season.  If they do so and renege, then the District shall be responsible for paying the entry fee that was forthcoming.

 

                                    3.         Artificial ice and matched rocks must be available at the site recommended for the Championship.

 

                                    4.         In the event that NOSSA is entitled to two entries at OFSAA when it is not hosting the event, the second place team in the NOSSA Curling Playdowns shall be the second representative to OFSAA according to rules of OFSAA eligibility, item #3.

 

                                    5.         During all games at a NOSSA Curling Championship there will be a two minute break after the 4th end, during which the coach may go out to the ice surface to discuss strategy with the team.  The teams must not leave the ice surface during this break.

 

                                    6.         ##Each team will be allowed two, one-minute time-outs at any point during the game when rock is within possession.

 

7.         The C.C.A. rules regarding the "Free Guard Zone" will be in effect for both Boys' and Girls' playdowns.

 

8.         ^A Consolation draw involving teams knocked out of the Championship draw in rounds 1 and 2 will be played if there is time and facilities available (see below).

 

9.         ^Awards (ribbons) shall be provided to third place and Consolation Champs.

 

NOSSA CURLING CONSOLATION DRAW

(to accompany schedule on next page)

 

Loser Game B5

 

 

GAME F15

Winner Game F13

 

Loser Game C10

 

 

 

GAME G17

 

Loser Game B6

 

 

GAME F16

Winner Game F14

 

Loser Game B9

 

 

 

CURLING MODIFIED DOUBLE KNOCKOUT TOURNAMENT

 

Sault Ste. Marie #1

 

 

 

GAME A1

 

 

 

Nipissing #2

 

 

 

 

GAME B5

 

 

Sudbury #2

 

 

 

GAME A2

 

 

 

North Shore #2

 

 

 

 

 

GAME C9

 

North Shore #1

 

 

 

GAME A3

 

 

 

Sault Ste. Marie #2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nipissing #1

GAME B6

 

 

GAME A4

 

 

 

Sudbury #2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Winner Game C9

 

 

 

 

GAME D12

 

 

 

Loser Game B6

Winner Game C10

 

 

 

GAME C10

 

 

 

Loser Game A1

Winner Game B7

 

 

 

GAME B7

 

 

 

 

Loser Game A2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GAME E14

 

Loser Game A3

 

 

 

 

GAME B8

 

 

 

 ^GAME W9 -

Loser Game A4

Winner Game B8

 

 

if necessary 

 

GAME C11

 

 

 

 

Loser Game B5

Winner Game C11

 

 

 

 

GAME D13

 

 

 

 

Loser Game C9

 

 

 

GOLF

 

AGE:                           **Under 20 on December 31st of the competing year.

 

SERIES:                     a)         All schools.

b)         Invitational Team Tournament.

c)         Invitational Individual Tournament.

d)         Schools participating in the NOSSA Golf Tournament will be allowed to enter according to the following formula when entries have to be limited:  NIPISSING 4;  NORTH SHORE 2; SUDBURY 4; SAULT STE MARIE 4.

e)         If less than 14 entries are received, the convener may invite additional schools from any district of NOSSA to complete the draw.

f)          If a champion from a District meet is not on a Team participating at NOSSA, he should be invited to NOSSA by the convener.

g)         ^Each district - Nipissing, North Shore, Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie may send a maximum of the top five girls from their respective tournaments as a district girls team.  The top THREE scores will count for team score in girls competition.  Note - a district must have a minimum of three golfers to compete in the girls "team" championships.

h)         ##The top four individual girls and boys scores from each District may advance to the NOSSA championships.

 

DATE:                        That the NOSSA Golf Tournament be held on the 4th Friday after the opening of school in September, subject to the convener being able to arrange for a course at the time.  A shotgun start is recommended.

 

ELIGIBILITY:           Eligibility lists as specified in the Constitution and By-Laws must be sent to the convener by the deadline date as set by the convener.

 

FINANCING:            a)         Entry fee will be at the discretion of the conveners.

b)         No money for travelling expenses.

c)         Billets at the discretion of convener.

 

RULEBOOK:            R.C.G.A. Rulebook obtained at the Golf Club.

 

OFFICIALS:              At the discretion of the convener.

 

RULES:                      1.         That power carts and/or caddies not be allowed in NOSSA competition.

2.         That a dress code be in effect for all future tournaments.  (Dress code to mean no jeans, track pants, cut offs, etc.)

3.         Coaching during the tournament is not allowed.

 

GENERAL:                a)         Events - each competitor plays 18 holes.  Results will be obtained by using "medal play" or number of strokes.

 

b)         Representation in the N.O.S.S.A. Golf Tournament:

(i)         Each school shall be allowed to enter a team of five (5) boys who shall compete for the Boys Team Championship.  ##The NOSSA boys championship shall be determined by the top four scores from an individual school.

(ii)        Each district shall be allowed to enter a  team made up of the five (5) top females from that district to compete for the Girls Team Championship."

 

c)         All competitors shall be eligible for the individual Low Gross Championship.

 

d)         Subject to the availability of the course, which is to be confirmed and announced by the convener prior to the start of the tournament, first place ties for team or individual championships shall be settled as follows:

(i)         Team Championship Ties;

The tie is to be broken by a sudden death play-off involving the eligible scorers (boys - top 4; girls - top 3) from each tied team.  All players are to play the same hole, or holes, in sequence, as designated by the convener, until the tie is broken.

(ii)        Low Gross Individual Ties:

The tie is to be broken by sudden-death playoff between the individuals involved as described in d) (i).

                                                (iii)       Should the occasion arise wherein there is a tie for the Team Championship and the Individual Championship, the playoff may be  held simultaneously, and not separately, at the convener's discretion.

 

e)         Any team without a duly appointed supervisor at the NOSSA Tournament will not be allowed to participate in the tournament.

 

f)          Girls will play only in the girl's competition and boys will play only in the boy's competition.

 

g)         Girls will play from the women's tees.

 

h)         The winning girls' team will be awarded the Sandra Post Trophy donated to NOSSA by Hugh MacDonald.

 

TROPHIES:               BOYS:

1.         Individual Championship - T. O'Shaughnessy Trophy

2.         Team Championship - (no name).

GIRLS:

1.         Individual Championship - MacDonald-Tulisalo Trophy

2.         Team Championship - Sandra Post Trophy.                 


ALPINE SKIING    

                                                             

DATE:                        The NOSSA Coeducational Alpine Skiing Championship shall be held on the Monday or Tuesday of the second or third full week in February, or the following Monday, unless extraordinary circumstances dictate a change, as OFSAA is normally scheduled for the third or fourth week in February.

 

LOCATION:              The location of the Championship shall be in the convener's area, at a site of his/her choice.

 

EVENTS:                   ^The events to be conducted are:

                                    Girls' Slalom                             Girls' Giant Slalom

                                    Boys' Slalom                            Boys' Giant Slalom

All events are open events.  The competitor must not have reached hisr/her 20th birthday by August 31st prior to the start of the school year.

 

MEET STRUCTURE:

^The competition shall be a one day event.  This is to be a two run Giant Slalom to constitute a race and a one run Slalom to constitute a race for boys and girls.  The decision as to the starting time of the final race shall be left to the discretion of the convener using 2:15 p.m. as a guideline.   The order of events (eg. Giant Slalom or Slalom) which is to be run first is at the discretion of the convener.  Two runs shall be held in the Slalom event when possible.

 

ENTRY:                     a)         Entries must be received by NOSSA Convener no later than one week prior to the meet.  No late entries will be accepted.

 

                                    b)         Entries to be mailed to schools 30 days prior to the meet, by the convener.  Teams must notify the convener one week in advance in writing, by courier service, their intention to enter and confirm by phone.  This is necessary, due to computer set-up time prior to the meet.  Any changes to entry dates shall be at the convener's discretion with prior notice to various associations.

 

                                                ^Teams shall be made up as follows.  NOSSA will coincide its level system to follow the OFSAA levels as they are currently recognized.  Racer profile sheets (same as OFSAA) must be provided for each racer:

 

                                                Definition of Team and Team Members:

 

                                                Level I Team Racers:

Participants are school-trained athletes only.  They have no ski league affiliation, past or present, beyond the Nancy Green League or equivalent.

                                                Level II Team Racers:

                                   

&Mac251;&Mac251; Participants are those skiers who are club trained and have raced beyond the Nancy Greene level and have been carded at the K1 or K2 level.  A member of the current year’s provincial team or higher is ineligible for NOSSA competition.

 

Boys/Girls:        ^10 members maximum to race in the event, 3 to count.

                                                                        10 members may include:

                                                                        - 1 Level I team, or,

                                                                        - 1 Level II team, or,

                                                                        - 1 Level I team and 1 Level II team.

 

^Individual entries will be permitted where schools lack sufficient numbers of male or of female skiers to form a Level I or Level II team.  These schools will not qualify for official team results, but will have individual placements in slalom and/or giant slalom races.  Three results sheets will be posted:

                                                1) will include all entries,

                                                2) official results sheet - only teams that qualify for official team results

 

                                                Racers and alternates must be declared on the entry form.  Any substitution of a spare must be declared at the coaches' meeting immediately prior to the event.  Such a spare must ski in the same running order as the skier being replaced.

 

EXPENSES:                           ^An Entry Fee shall be charged which shall be sufficient to cover all costs of the Championship.  Individual entries shall be charged to schools unable to supply full team numbers.

 

ELIGIBILITY:           a)         ^Only students who were entered as members of a school's team of a minimum of three skiers in the case of girls/boys in the Area Meet, where held, are eligible to participate for that team in the NOSSA Championship.

 

b)         All competitors must qualify for NOSSA by competing in their area championship meet.

 

Exemptions - Some students for reasons of sickness, etc. may not be able to attend a qualified meet.  However, these students may still be admitted to the NOSSA meet on the recommendation of the area convener and at the discretion of the competition jury and signed approval of the Principal.

 

                                    c)         ^Members of current Northern Ontario Divisional teams are ineligible for the NOSSA meet.

 

                                    d)         All competitors must have a signed accident release form.  (tentative)

RULES AND OFFICIALS:

The F.I.S. Rule Book shall govern competition at the NOSSA Championship with the following exceptions:

                                    a)         Coaches may seed their team at their discretion for the first run.

 

                                    b)         Bibbo to be used for the second run.

 

                                    c)         On each course, there should be:

                                                -           one starter, one assistant starter

                                                -           chief timekeeper and assistant

                                                -           chief of the course

                                                -           chief gatekeeper and gatekeepers as required

 

                                    d)         No competitor may shadow (ski parallel to) the course, or go through the gates prior to the race, unless a side slip is requested by the convener or other official.

 

                                    e)         Electrical timing equipment is recommended, but is not mandatory if not available, for all events.

 

                                    f)          A competitor must wear his/her bib on the outside at all times, on the hill and in the chalet.

                                                           

                                    g)         The OFSAA ski off - ski out of course rule shall apply.

 

EQUIPMENT:           ^All skiers must wear safety straps or ski brakes.  It is mandatory that a CSA approved helmet be worn by all racers in the slalom and giant slalom events.  Face masks, example - conquest type are acceptable for slalom races only.  By the year 2002, a Giant Slalom helmet must be worn for Slalom events.

 

SCORING:                a)         The competitor with the fastest total time in each event shall receive 1 point; the 2nd fastest time, 2 points; 3rd, 3 points; etc.  In case of ties, the competitors will be scored the same and appropriate places left out.  The team with the lowest score is declared the winner.

 

                                    b)         Disqualifications:

                                                i)          If the competitor's time is 2 times or more of the winner's time, the competitor is disqualified.

                                                ii)         DQ in the 1st run will not receive a second run (a provisional run may be given only by the jury).

                                                iii)         SKI off - SKI out: Should a competitor lose a ski during a race, then that competitor is declared DSQ and must immediately leave the course.

                                    c)         Team scores will be calculated by adding the best three individual scores for that team in Slalom plus the best three individual scores in Giant Slalom. In the case of a tie for first place, the lowest total of individual times will be used.

 

                                    d)         The combined team score will be the total of boys' and girls' Slalom and Giant Slalom team scores.  Ties will be broken as in (c).

 

AWARDS:                 The following awards will be presented:

 

                                    a)         ^Individual (medals) for Level I and II

                                                Boys Slalom - 1st         Boys Giant Slalom - 1st            Boys Combined - 1st

                                                Girls Slalom - 1st          Girls Giant Slalom - 1st Girls Combined - 1st

                                                Total: 6 x 2 = 12 medals (lowest total times break ties)

 

                                    b)         ^Ribbons shall be given out for sixth, fifth, fourth, third and second for Boys’ and Girls’ Level I and II, Slalom, Giant Slalom and Combined.

                                                Total: 12 ribbons for each placing, second to sixth (lowest total times break ties)

                                   

c)         ^Team Trophies

                                                Level I Boys - The total points using the lowest three scores in each event

                                                Level I Girls - The total points using the lowest three scores in each event

Level I Combined - The lowest total points using the sum of the boys’ events and the sum of the girls’ events.

 

                                                Level II Boys - The total points using the lowest three scores in each event

                                                Level II Girls - The total points using the lowest three scores in each event

Level II Combined - The lowest total points using the sum of the boys’ events and the sum of the girls’ events.

 

                                                Trophies to be presented:

                                                Level I Boys - SSS Alpine Coaches Trophy

                                                Level I Girls - Hugh MacDonald Trophy

                                                Level I Combined - Ed Mounce Trophy

                                                Level II Boys - No Name Trophy

                                                Level II Girls - Jo-Anne Perry Trophy

                                                Level II Combined - Ellis Hazen Trophy

 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL:  

Provision shall be made by the convener to have ski patrol members readily available on both Giant Slalom and Slalom courses.  Qualified first aid personnel and equipment should be available at the championship site.

JURY OF APPEAL:

a)         Jury of Appeal shall consist of three (3) individuals or their designates: the convener for Alpine Skiing, and two (2) members of the Meet Convening Committee.  The Jury of Appeal handles disputes which do not fall within the jurisdiction of the officials.

 

                                    b)         A protest must be submitted in writing together with a $50.00 fee (refundable if the protest is upheld) to the Meet Convener within 15 minutes of the incident which is being protested, or within half hour if the gatewatchers cards have been stripped after every 30 skiers or within 10 minutes of the end of the run.

 

                                    c)         DSQs are to be posted and time noted.  The decision of the convener or his designated official is final; or if F.I.S. Jury Team is employed, their decision is final.  The choice of the Jury system is at the sole discretion of the convener and is to be published in advance of the meet.  The F.I.S. Jury is recommended.

 

CONDUCT:               ^Flagrant, unsportsmanlike conduct (eg. a DSQ who strips the course, using foul language directly or indirectly duirng the meet), will result in the participant being disqualified from the event in progress (slalom or giant slalom) and his/her team being penalized.  This is at the discretion of the convener, with the recommendation of the Jury members.  The team may be:

 

                                    a)         disqualified from further races, and/or

                                    b)         penalized 10 points.

 

^ENTRY TO              a)         Entries shall be accepted from Association conveners or designates only.

OFSAA:                     

b)         Entries must be received by the OFSAA convener no later than one week prior to the meet.  No late entries will be accepted.

                                   

c)         Associations shall be allowed to enter one boys’ team and one girls’ team in each of the Level I and II races.

 

d)         ^One female and one male, from each of Level I and II may be selected to represent NOSSA, provided they have finished both disciplines at the NOSSA meet and are not members of the winning Boys’ or Girls’ teams for Level I and II.  Girls’ and Boys’ Level I and II teams shall be made up as follows: Five (5) team members - five (5) to race, three (3) to count.

e)         All racers must be declared on the entry form.  Any substitution must be declared at the coaches’ meeting immediately prior to the event.  Such a skier must ski in the same running order as the skier being replaced.

                                   

f)          At least one (1) coach or representative from each school must attend the pre-meet coaches’ meeting in order for their school to participate in the OFSAA Championship.  Failure to attend will result in the team’s disqualification.  If a team is not represented due to extenuating circumstances, the coach must (i) notify the Competition Committee at the earliest opportunity, and (ii) submit written notice of dispute together with a $50.00 refundable deposit at least one hour prior to the scheduled first run of the first even of the competition.

                                   

g)         Any suspensions or disciplinary actions in Association competition shall be carried forward into OFSAA competitions.  The Association convener shall be responsible for reporting such skiers and the nature of the disciplinary action on the OFSAA entry form.

 

 

NORDIC SKIING

 

DATE:                        The NOSSA Cross Country Championship shall be held at least one week in advance of the OFSAA Championship.  The specific date shall be decided by the Convener.

 

ELIGIBILITY:           a)         All competitors must be bonafide school students.

                                    b)         All competitors must pay the entry fee before the meet.

                                    ^c)       All competitors at NOSSA must have participated in at least one district competition.  A DNS on the results sheet of the district competition does not qualify as competing at a district meet.

 

FINANCING:            At the discretion of the Convener an entry fee shall be levied against each competitor.  The appropriate fee shall be determined by the Convener.  Upon a commitment by a school as to the number of competitors it shall send, the full entry fee shall be payable to the Convener prior to the Championship, regardless of the number of competitors who actually compete for that school.

 

AGES:                        **Senior competitors are to be under 20 as of Dec. 31st of the current school year.

                                    **Junior Competitors are to be under 16 as of Dec. 31st of the current school year.

 

ENTRIES:                  Teams must notify the convener by telephone or in writing of their intention to enter by the date specified by the convener or else be considered ineligible.

 

SCORING:                a)         In the individual Cross Country event the competitor with the fastest time shall receive 1 point, the 2nd fastest 2 points, the 3rd fastest 3 points, etc.  Where ties exist the same score is awarded and the appropriate number of places left out.

 

                                    b)         To calculate team scores for individual Cross Country the OFSSA scoring shall be applied.

 

                                    ^c)       The following DQ's - lost or broken equipment, DNF, will receive a score 1.5 times the last proper score.  Unsportsmanlike conduct, changing numbers, improper equipment change and DNS will receive no score.

 

                                    d)         If in calculating the team winner scores, a tie occurs for first place the lowest total times in the individual races will count.

 

TEAM SIZE:              Any one school may enter a maximum of 10 boys and/or 10 girls in each age group or a greater number if decided upon by the convener.

 

AWARDS:                 NOSSA Medallions shall be given to the top female individual winner and to the top male individual winner in each age group.

NOSSA Medallions and trophies are to be presented to the top Girls' team and to the top Boys' team and to the top Combined team in each age group.

DeMarco Bros. Trophy for Boys and the NEHR Trophy for Senior Girls and the Coaches' Trophy for Senior Boys and Girls Combined.

^Tom Cook Trophy for Junior Boys, the Allan Garrett Trophy for Junior Girls and  the Paul Brunelle Bob Ellen Trophy for the Junior Girls and Boys Combined.

 

 

GENERAL:                ^1)       The Junior Girls Race shall be 2.5 - 5 km

                                                The Junior Boys Race shall be 4 - 6 km

                                                The Senior Girls Race shall be 4 - 6 km

                                                The Senior Boys Race shall be 8 - 10 km

 

                                    2)         Should a skier jump the signal to start, he/she shall be required to return to the starting gates and then proceed.

 

                                    3)         Should a skier arrive after his/her starting time has passed he/she may enter the race upon arrival at the starting gate with the approval of the chief starter.  His/her time shall be calculated from the time he/she should have started.

 

                                    4)         Failure of a skier to go through a designated checkpoint shall result in the disqualification of that skier.

 

                                    ^5)       When overtaking a slower skier the faster skier shall shout "track".  The slower skier must allow the faster skier to pass.  In order to protect the safety of all skiers, the call "track" shall be avoided on all downhills.  Calling "track" too soon, or failure to yield when "track" is called may result in the disqualification of the racer involved.

 

                                    ^6)       The 150 metre “no tracking” zone prior to the finish line means that the slower skier does not need to give up his/her lane to the faster skier.

 

                                    7)         The competitors will be seeded according to the discretion of the coaches.

 

                                    8)         The draw will be held by the convener prior to the meet.

 

                                    ^9)       Appeals should be lodged immediately or within 30 minutes of the unofficial posting of results.  The decision of the jury will be final.

10)       A competition jury will consist of the convener and two neutral coaches chosen by the convener.

 

                                    11)       Since the NOSSA Ski Association is not part of the National Ski Association, racing cards are not needed.

 

                                    12)       No skating or lane changes shall be allowed in the starting zone and no skating or tracking shall be allowed in the finish area.  Competitors who violate this rule shall be disqualified.

 

                                    13)       There must be a qualified individual assigned to the meet whose sole responsibility will be to provide first aid wherever necessary.

TENNIS

 

ELIGIBILITY AGE:

**One Division - Competitors must be under twenty on December 31st of the competing year.

 

TOURNAMENT DATE:

The tournament will be played during the first weekend in June on a day which shall be finalized at the annual meeting.

 

LOCATION:              The tournament location and convenership shall rotate amongst the participating districts.

 

OFFICIALS:              Volunteers, coaches, players, parents, or other responsible people who may be in attendance.

 

RULES:                      Canadian Lawn Tennis Association (convener shall have the right to modify the rules to suit the facilities available).

 

ENTRIES:                  The NOSSA Tournament shall be a (4) four team single elimination tournament with each district guaranteed one entry.  When only two (2) district compete in an event, each gets two (2) entries.  When three (3) districts compete in an event the host district gets two (2) entries.

 

LENGTH OF GAMES:

                                    a)         All matches will be best of three sets to 6 games.

 

                                    b)         Sets tied at 6 games each will be decided by using the 12 point tie-breaker method.

 

                                    c)         The length of matches or sets may be changed according to the number of entries received or facilities available.  This may be done at the discretion of the convener.

 

                                    d)         Consolation matches may be arranged if entries permit and facilities are available.  The length of these matches shall be left to the discretion of the convener.

 

FINANCING:            Entry fees should be on a competitor basis.  Amount of fee is left to the discretion of the convener but should be sufficient to cover the cost of tennis balls, awards and any other essential expenses.  The purchase of awards or trophies shall be at the discretion of the convener.

 

GENERAL:                a)         Events -            girls singles, girls double, mixed doubles, boys singles, boys doubles (championship flight only).

 

                                    b)         Competitors may only enter one event.

 

                                    c)         With each entry, the coach should include a resume of any awards or ranking in national, provincial or local tournaments to assist the convener in seeding of players.  Otherwise, the past performance of the competitor in other previous tournaments should be noted.

 

                                    d)         Dress - "whites" are preferred and running shoes but school gym uniforms or sweatsuits are also acceptable.

 

                                    e)         Tennis balls will be supplied for all events.

TRACK AND FIELD

 

 

ELIGIBILITY:           All eligibility lists are to be sent to the convener by the deadline set by the convener.

 

 

AGE:                           Midget, Junior and Senior established in the Constitution.

 

 

SERIES:                     That the NOSSA Track and Field meet be held only on an all-weather track.  In order to qualify for OFSAA the NOSSA schools meet is to be held on the Friday or Saturday of the week prior to the OFSAA deadline for entries.

 

^When Sault Ste. Marie hosts NOSSA track and field, Sudbury will host the pole vault competition on the Tuesday or Wednesday previous to NOSSA, with the points and results earned to count toward the NOSSA aggregate championships.

 

 

ENTRIES:                  1.         When the meet is held on a six lane track, there shall be a maximum of 12 entries in the 200 m, 400 m, all hurdle races and all relays.

 

                                                Sudbury - 4,  North Bay - 3, Sault - 3, North Shore - 2

                                                           

                                                In all other events there shall be a maximum of 16 entries.

 

                                                Sudbury - 5, North Bay - 4, Sault - 4, North Shore - 3.

 

                                    2.         Each Competitor may compete in three events plus one relay plus the open relay.

 

                                    3.         a)         There shall be no post entries although substitution will be permitted providing each competitor is registered.  Such substitution shall be made from (and with the concurrence of) the district involved.

 

                                                b)         ^All scratches must be submitted through the District Convener (or their designate) at least forty-five minutes before the commencement of the day’s events.  No substitutions will be permitted after 6pm of the Wednesday previous to the start of the meet.

 

                                    4.         "Spares" shall be permitted (if so listed) and receive competitors numbers, provided that the entry fee is paid for each.

 

                                    5.         a)         Entries to NOSSA Track and Field must be submitted to the NOSSA Convener, at least 3 full days before the meet.  Entries and competitor lists must be submitted on the colour coded sheets as provided by the NOSSA Convener.

 

                                                b)         Each district must decide how their athletes will qualify for NOSSA.

 

                                                c)         A copy of the district results and the master competitor sheets must accompany the district entries to NOSSA.

 

                                    6.         That it be specified that both surname and christian name and initial be given in full for each entry when two competitors with the same surname compete in the same age category and are from the same school.

 

                                    7.         That on all lists of competitors a distinction be made for boys and girls.

 

                                    8.         Competitors are to be listed by number or name or both in the program or on a master list that would be available for all coaches.

 

                                    9.         At registration separate packages be issued for girls' teams and boys' teams from each school.

                                  10.         &Mac251;&Mac251; The convener or designate will be responsible to ensure that the seeded heat/field event sheets are posted at the track prior to the start of the meet.

 

 

FINANCING:            A one dollar and seventy-five cent ($1.75) fee per competitor per event must be paid before the competitors' numbers will be released to the coach (or chaperone.)  Fees will be paid by each school through their district Convener.  Spares will be charged a flat rate of 75 cents per competitor. ^When the event is hosted in Sudbury, the entry fee will be two dollars ($2.00) per competitor per event.

 

 

RULEBOOK:            ^The following order of rules interpretation will be used:

(1) O.F.S.A.A. rules

(2) I.A.A.F. handbook for current year with Athletics Canada revisions.

 

 

OFFICIALS:              1.         At the discretion of the convener using the rulebook as guide.

 

                                    2.         The official starter must wear a brightly coloured "starting sleeve".

GENERAL:                1.         It is the competitor's responsibility to report to the official in charge of the event immediately after the first call.  This should be done before the start of the event if he is competing in another event at that time.

 

                                    2.         Ties for any individual division championship trophy shall be broken by taking the greater number of "first" places won.  If still tied, then "seconds", etc.  Relay points do not count for this total.

 

                                    3.         In the event of a tie for a division or aggregate championship, the schools shall share the championship and the names of both schools shall be engraved on the trophy.

 

                                    4.         Points won in open events shall be credited to the individual, to the school, and to the division in which the competing athletes are registered provided the open event is one of their three events.

 

                                    5.         Competitors are allowed to bring javelins to the meet.  They must sign them in at registration and pick them up after the meet.

 

                                    6.         Proper elevated facilities MUST be used to accommodate the finish judges and the timers.

 

                                    7.         a)         The convener must provide official equipment for the following:

                                                            i)       #Shot            - 4 kg – Midget/Junior Boys, All Girls' Events

                                                                                          - 5.443 kg - Senior Boys

 

                                                            ii)      #Discus         - 1 kg – Midget/Junior Boys, All Girls' Events

                                                                                          - 1.61 kg - Senior Boys

 

                                                iii)      #Javelin         - 600 gms – Midget/Junior Boys, All Girls' Events

                                                                                          - 800 gms - Senior Boys

 

                                                b)         Competitors may bring their own equipment in a) above, provided they are approved by the Standards Officer.

 

                                    8.         a)         Lanes for all finals in running events in which heats have been run will be determined on the basis of the qualifying time from the heats.

 

^Lane assignments for heats will be random draw according to seed times that are submitted with two District Champions in each section.

b)         Timed Sections:  Relays and 400 metre hurdles.

                                                            The first relay team from each district and the teams with the next fastest times should be placed in Heat 2, (fast heat).  The first heat will include the other teams with the slower times, (slow heat).  Wherever "times" are required to determine the order of finish, the following procedure shall be used:

                                               

1)         Take the official times (etc.)

                                                            2)         If too many ties, average ALL the watches used (use decimals).

                                                            3)         If too many still tie, take the time of the fastest watch used.

                                                            4)         If still tied, award the contestants the same order of finish and divide the points concerned equally among those so tied.

 

            c)         800's

                                                            Should be run with a 1 turn stagger cutting in after 100 metres.

                                                            Run in 3 boxes on a six lane track.

                                                            Run in 4 boxes on an eight lane track, with four in each box.

                                                            The top time from each district assigned to a separate box.  The position on staggers will otherwise be drawn by lot by the convener.

 

                                                d)         1500's and 3000's and 2000m steeplechase

                                                            -           timed finals

                        -           the position on the line will be pre-drawn by lot by the convener.

 

                                                e)         80, 100, 110mm hurdles - 100's, 200's 400's

                                                            The first two runners in each heat and the next 2 or 4 fastest times will qualify for the final on a 6 or 8 lane track.

                                                            -           If times are equal the highest place will determine position.

 

9.         a)         The following compulsory heights and subsequent raises shall be:

                                               

            HIGH JUMP:   BOYS:                         GIRLS:

                                                                                    Midget - 1.51m            Midget - 1.20m

                                                                                    Junior - 1.58m              Junior - 1.25m

                                                                                    Senior - 1.65m             Senior - 1.30m

 

                                                            Thereafter (boys & girls): Maximum 5 cm raise at a time until there are 8 competitors left.  After that the maximum raise may be 5 cm and the minimum raise 1 cm at the discretion of the judge.

                                                ^b)       POLE VAULT:                       

Midget Boys - 2.35m

                                                            Junior Boys - 2.50m

                                                            Senior Boys - 2.65m

                                                            Open Girls - 2.10m

 

Increments shall be 15cm until three (3) competitors remain.  Increments of 10cm shall be used until one (1) competitor remains.  The minimum increment for the final competitor is 2cm.  The convener reserves the right to modify the increments and heights slightly should the standards not be able to accommodate these exact dimensions.

 

                                    10.       When a competitor is elevated to compete in a relay in a division higher than that in which he is registered, his name must appear on both entry forms with a qualifying notation on both forms.

 

                                    11.       Staggered starts for the 800 and 1500 metre events be adopted.

 

                                    12.       #The Scoring System shall be:

                                                First                 10 points                      Fifth                 4 points

                                                Second              8 points                       Sixth                 3 points

                                                Third                6 points                       Seventh            2 points

                                                Fourth              5 points                       Eighth               1 point

 

                                    13.       ORDER OF EVENTS - must be adhered to.  All NOSSA Track and Field meets shall follow the events schedule as it appears in the playing regulations.

 

                                    14.       That a foam rubber landing pit must be used for all pole vault and all high jump events.

 

                                    15.       a)         No competitor shall be allowed to compete unless he is attired in his school's track uniform with his number visible except that field event competitors be permitted to participate in warm-up suits provided their number is visible.

 

            b)         For track competitors in events up to and including the 400 metres the numbers are to be worn on the back; for competitors in events of 800 metres and over, the numbers are to be worn on the front.  Competitors in relays will have their numbers on the back.

 

                                    16.       Competitors are required to supply their own poles for the pole vault competition but the convener should supply at least one pole for general use.

                                    17.       In both the high jump and the pole vault, the crossbar must not be raised to tie a record but shall be raised until the height exceed the record by at least 1 cm in the high jump and by at least 1 cm in the pole vault.

 

                                    18.       The officials for all field events must be in their designated areas before the first call to allow the athletes to warm up properly and to prevent accidents in the weight events.

 

                                    19.       The shot put and discus areas should be constructed of cement with a metal ring insert (if possible).

 

                                    20.       The open 2000m steeplechase is to be included in the list of events and will be run even if the water jump is not available.

 

                                    21.       There shall be only two calls for each event:

                                                a)         First call - 15 minutes prior to the event time.

                                                b)         Final call - 5 minutes prior to the event time.

 

                                    22.       #That ribbons be awarded to second to eighth place finishers.

 

                                    23.       That a standardized short form system for all schools in NOSSA be used as included.

 

                                    24.       The entire name, i.e. first and last name, must be entered on all entry forms.

 

                                    25.       All members of relay teams must be entered on the entry sheets.

 

                                    26.       An athlete must participate in all events in which he or she is entered.  In the event an athlete scratches he will be ineligible to participate in any subsequent events.

 

                                    ^27.     Assistance to athletes must be consistent with Rule 143 of the IAAF rule book.

 

OFSAA TRACK AND FIELD:

 

The NOSSA Convener for Track and Field (or his or her designate) shall be responsible for submitting the entry forms for the O.F.S.A.A. meet.

 

TEAM AWARDS AND RECORDS:

 

The convener of the NOSSA Track and Field meet shall be responsible for bringing the records for competition and the list of winners of all team awards up to date and must send a copy of same to all member schools.

 

PROTESTS:               Any protests by teams or competitors must be made immediately to the referee of that phase of competition.  There shall be a Jury of Appeal, composed of a representative from each district and the convener (or one of the conveners) to handle matters which the Referee passes to them for action (Duties Rule 147 I.A.A.F.) within thirty minutes.  The convener will act as chairperson.

 

N.O.S.S.A. TRACK & FIELD AWARDS:

 

#The top individual in each event (including relays) will receive the NOSSA medallion and ribbons will be given to the second through eighth places, inclusive.  Trophies will be presented to the individuals:  who accumulate the highest number of points in the following divisions:

 

MIDGET BOYS                                  MIDGET GIRLS

                                                JUNIOR BOYS                                   JUNIOR GIRLS

                                                SENIOR BOYS                                  SENIOR GIRLS

 

Team trophies will be presented to the schools that accumulate the highest number of points in the following divisions:

                                    MIDGET GIRLS - MIDGET BOYS                Major Leo Troy Trophy

                                    JUNIOR GIRLS - JUNIOR BOYS                 Charles MacMillan Trophy

                                    SENIOR GIRLS - SENIOR BOYS                 Silver Foam Trophy

 

These awards will be held by the school for one (1) year only.

 

Team trophies will also be awarded to the following teams:

                                    TOP BOYS TEAM     -           Canadian Legion Shield (1954)

                                    TOP GIRLS TEAM     -           Marilyn Crowe Memorial Trophy

                                    TOP COED TEAM     -

##TRACK EVENT SCHEDULE

 

THURSDAY

 

EVENT NO.

TIME

 

EVENT

   5/47

 79

 16/48

 80

 

  11

 43

  75

 

12

44

76

 

13

45

77

 

14

46

78

 

3

35

67

 

4

36

68

3:30

3:45

4:00

4:15

 

4:40

 

 

 

 5:15

 

 

 

 6:00

 

 

 

 6:30

 

 

 

7:30

 

 

GIRLS

GIRLS

BOYS

BOYS

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

MG/JR 300M HURDLES 2’6”  TIMED FINAL

SR        400M HURDLES 2’6”  TIMED FINAL

MG/JR 300M HURDLES 2’9”  TIMED FINAL

SR        400M HURDLES 3’0”  TIMED FINAL

 

MG      3000M  FINAL

JR        3000M  FINAL

SR        3000M  FINAL

 

MG      3000M  FINAL

JR        3000M  FINAL

SR        3000M  FINAL

 

MG      80M     HURDLES HEATS 2'6"

JR        80M     HURDLES HEATS 2'6"

SR        100M    HURDLES HEATS 2'6"

 

MG      100M    HURDLES HEATS 2'9"

JR        110M    HURDLES HEATS 3'0"

#SR      110M    HURDLES HEATS 3'0"

 

##MG  200M    HEATS

##JR    200M    HEATS

##SR    200M    HEATS

 

##MG  200M    HEATS

##JR    200M    HEATS

##SR    200M    HEATS

FRIDAY

 

#97

98

 

1

33

65

 

2

34

66

 

5

37

69

 9:05

 

 

 9:20

 

 

 

 9:50

 

 

 

10:20

GIRLS

BOYS

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

OPEN 1500M STEEPLE TIMED FINAL (30” barrier)

OPEN  2000M STEEPLE TIMED FINAL

 

MG      100M    HEATS

JR        100M    HEATS

SR        100M    HEATS

 

MG      100M    HEATS

JR        100M    HEATS

SR        100M    HEATS

 

MG      400M    HEATS

JR        400M    HEATS

SR        400M    HEATS

 


##TRACK EVENT SCHEDULE

 

FRIDAY

 

EVENT NO.

TIME

 

EVENT

6

38

70

 

9

41

73

 

10

42

74

10:50

 

 

 

11:20

 

 

 

11:50

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

MG      400M   HEATS

JR        400M   HEATS

SR       400M   HEATS

 

MG      1500M TIMED            FINAL

JR        1500M TIMED            FINAL

SR       1500M TIMED            FINAL

 

MG      1500M TIMED            FINAL

JR        1500M TIMED            FINAL

SR       1500M TIMED            FINAL

TRACK BREAK 12:15  -  12:30

1

33

65

 

2

34

66

 

5

37

69

 

6

38

70

 

13

45

77

 

14

46

78

 

12:30

 

 

 

12:45

 

 

 

1:05

 

 

 

1:20

 

 

 

1:40

 

 

 

1:55

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

 

 

 

GIRLS

 

 

 

BOYS

MG      100M   FINAL

JR        100M   FINAL

SR       100M   FINAL

 

MG      100M   FINAL

JR        100M   FINAL

SR       100M   FINAL

 

MG      400M   FINAL

JR        400M   FINAL

SR       400M   FINAL

 

MG      400M   FINAL

JR        400M   FINAL

SR       400M   FINAL

 

MG      80M     HURDLES       FINAL

JR        80M     HURDLES       FINAL

SR       100M   HURDLES       FINALS

 

MG      100M   HURDLES       FINAL

JR        110M   HURDLES       FINAL

SR       110M   HURDLES       FINAL

 

 


##TRACK EVENT SCHEDULE

 

FRIDAY

 

EVENT NO.

TIME

 

EVENT

3

35

67

 

4

36

68

 

7

39

71

 

8

40

72

 

31

63

95

 

32

64

96

 

99

100

2:15

 

 

 

2:30

 

 

 

2:45

 

 

 

3:05

 

 

 

3:20

 

 

 

3:40