EVENT, SOLO DANCE, SPINS, JUMPS, PAIRS, INTERPRETIVE AND ARTISTIC PROGRAMS

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1 Session August 6 th, 2008 Competition August 8-10 th, 2008 Skate Green Bay, sponsored by the Greater Green Bay Figure Skating Club is a non-qualifying competition sanctioned by US Figure Skating, and conducted in accordance with the rules as set forth in the 2007/2008 Rulebook. Laura Maki will be the Chief Referee and the Competition Accountant is Jim Achtenberg. All Events are held at DePere Ice and Event Center, 1450 Fort Howard Ave. DePere, WI. The rink surface is 85 x 200. A snack bar will be available. Skate Green Bay, will offer the following events: FREESTYLE, COMPULSORY, Track Free Skate, CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT, SOLO DANCE, SPINS, JUMPS, PAIRS, INTERPRETIVE AND ARTISTIC PROGRAMS for Beginner through Adult levels. A SPECIAL FEATURE ARTISTIC RECALL: This is an opportunity for skaters competing in the artistic events to be recalled and re-skate their artistic program. competing for the Skate Green Bay Grand Trophies. This re-skate takes place as a separate event in the competition. Selection as a recalled skater is independent of award placement by USFS judges and will be posted and announced as soon as available. A skater may be recalled in more than one category, but must choose only one to be re-skated. Recalls do not get posted as fast as regular results, so please be patient. COMPETITION ENTRY FORMS REQUIRE POSTMARK of JUNE 27, 2008 Address to: Vicki Sachs 2493 Fairhaven Drive Green Bay, WI Registration Info: Phone (920) franknvicki@athena.net General info: Susan Darling (920) jdarling@new.rr.com Entry form and complete announcement available on-line Website: home.new.rr.com/ggbfsc TESTING APPLICATION must be POSTMARKED by July 23, This is a separate application and mailing address.

2 COMPETITION ELIGIBILITY All registered members of the USFS are eligible to compete. Each skater must compete all events at their test level (as of June 27, 2008) or at one level higher. Skaters will be grouped together according to age in each flight. All events must be competed at the same level. For events with only one entrant, you will be notified and given the option of an exhibition skate. TESTING: APPLICATION must be POSTMARKED by July 23, Please note that this is a separate 2-sided application, available on the club website home.new.rr.com/ggbfsc. Be sure to obtain the signature of your home club s Chairperson before sending your application to. Send self-addressed stamped envelope for your confirmation and schedule. GGBFSC will do its best to accommodate all test applicants. ENTRY FEES: All entries must be postmarked by June 27, The entry form has 2 sides, skater/event information and authorization/payment summary, and may be reproduced. Late entries will be accepted only with Referee s approval. Please include a $20.00 late fee. Skate Green Bay is not responsible for mail delays or postal failures to postmark, so please register early. Please note that each solo dance is a separate event. Fees are as follows: First Event $ Or Championship Event $ Additional Event(s) $ each THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS UNLESS THE EVENT IS CANCELLED FOR LACK OF SUFFICIENT ENTRIES. Any checks returned due to insufficient funds will be assessed a $25.00 charge per incident. Total payment of fees and this charge is to be made by cash or cashiers check prior to registration being complete. REGISTRATION: The registration desk will be open in the lobby during all practices and events. Competitors and their music must be checked in at least 1 hour prior to their event. The skater is not registered until their music is turned in. All music must be picked up at the registration desk after each event is finished.. OFFICIAL NOTICES: including schedule changes, will be posted on a bulletin board, located near the registration area. Skaters are responsible to check the board for any changes. MUSIC: Music must be submitted at the time of registration and will be available for pick up at the registration desk, after each event is finished. Music will be accepted on CD ONLY. Cassette tapes will not be accepted. CD s must be clearly marked with the skater s name and event. It is imperative that you bring a duplicate CD to rink side during the event. Skate Green Bay assumes no responsibility or liability due to lost, damaged, or unclaimed music sources. PRACTICE ICE: Sessions of 20 minutes each may be reserved for $8.00 per session. Please complete the practice ice portion of the registration, and return it with your payment. Every effort will be made to assign practice ice close to your competition time. If available, additional practice ice may be purchased at the registration desk for $ AWARDS: SKATE GREEN BAY GRAND TROPHIES & RECALL AWARDS: Skaters selected to re-skate an artistic program for the Artistic Recall Event will receive a special award. The award can be picked up at the awards table after the recall notice is posted. Artistic Recall skaters compete for the Green Bay Skate Green Bay Grand Trophies for first through fifth place finishers. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS & PHOTOGRAPHS; Top five (5) skaters in each group. In addition, Championship Events will be given to the top three (3) skaters of the combined placements. After your group skates, please remain wearing your skates and competition clothing. A professional photographer will take group & individual award pictures. Professional videotaping will also be available for the individual competitors performance. VENDORS: Keepsake awards photograph packages will be available for all events. Skate Green Bay souvenir apparel and vendors with a variety of skating apparel, trinkets and supplies will be available for sale.

3 JUMPS EVENTS Age and test requirements are the same as listed under Freeskate. Jumps must be skated EXACTLY as stated. This event does not involve a program. An Axel will be considered a single jump. Skaters will be given two opportunities to perform each jump and will be judged on the better of the two. Each skater will perform the first jump with two attempts then the subsequent jump(s) in the same manner. Where there is a choice of jumps, the second attempt must be the same jump; ie. skater cannot change their mind for the second attempt. EVENT Ice & Time REQUIREMENTS/RESTRICTIONS Beginner/Pre- Pre-Juvenile / Open Pre-Juvenile Juvenile / Open Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Half -Ice 1:15 minutes or less Half Ice 1:15 minutes or less Half Ice Half Ice Full Ice Full Ice Full Ice Full Ice No higher that Pre- free skating test. Toe Loop jump Combination of any two single jumps (No Axels) Flip OR Lutz jump Combination of any single jump with a Loop jump (Axel allowed) Axel jump Any double jump (Open Pre-Juvenile for Age 13 or older as of 6/27/08) Axel jump Combination of any double jump with a Loop jump (Open Pre-Juvenile for Age 13 or older as of 6/27/08) Axel jump Double Loop OR Double Flip Combination of any two double jumps Double Loop Double Flip Combination of any two double jumps Double Loop Double Lutz Combination: any two double jumps OR triple jump - double jump Double Lutz jump Double Axel jump Combination: any two double jumps OR triple jump - double jump INTERPRETIVE FREE SKATING EVENTS Interpretative Freestyle skaters will be judged on composition and presentation. Music is provided by an independent source of the Greater Green Bay Figure Skating Club and may or may not include lyrics. Judging will be based on originality, creativity, and musical interpretation according to the following criteria: Composition: Conformity of choreography with music and utilization of the ice surface in harmonious composition of the program as a whole. Presentation: Style, originality and expression of the character of the music. Skaters are judged by local volunteers with expertise in related theatrical and entertainment fields. Quality of skating and movement to the rhythm of the music should be emphasized more than technical difficulty. Skaters will hear music twice in designated secluded room prior to warm-up and once during one ice warm-up. Skaters may not communicate with anyone other than the monitor once they have heard the music. Coaches are not allowed near the listening room or rink side where skaters take the ice. Groupings are based on the skater s freestyle test level and may be divided by age or draw, but NOT by gender. EVENT TIME REQUIREMENTS/RESTRICTIONS Beginner & Pre- 1 Minute No higher that Pre- free skating test. 1 Minute free skating test passed. Pre-Juvenile & Juvenile 1 ¼ Minutes No higher than Juvenile free skating test passed. No double jumps. Three jump maximum. Intermediate & Novice 1 ½ Minutes No higher than Novice free skating test passed. No double Axel or triple jumps. Three jump maximum. Junior & Senior 1 ½ Minutes No higher than Senior free skating test passed. No triple jumps. Three jump maximum. CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT Intermediate, Novice, Junior and Senior level skaters have an opportunity to skate both a short program and a freeskate program with a combined score to determine Championship awards. Awards will also be given to top place winners in each of the short and free skate events. Skaters are encouraged to enter both the Championship Event as well as individual free skate events. Program requirements are prescribed by USFS Rulebook See specifics under Free Skating, listed below.

4 SPINS Age and test requirements are the same as listed under Freeskate. Spins shall be skated in a SIMPLE PROGRAM without music. Spins must be skated EXACTLY as stated, but may be skated in any order. One (1) straight line step sequence may be incorporated into your program. Judges will begin count of revolutions once spin position begins. EVENT TIME & ICE REQUIREMENTS Pre- Pre-Juvenile Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior 1:15 minutes or less Half-Ice 1:15 minutes or less Half -Ice 1. Forward one foot scratch spin (min. 4 revolutions) 2. Forward Sit spin (min. 3 revolutions) 3. Backward one foot scratch spin (min. 3 revolutions) 1. Forward scratch spin (min. 5 revolutions) 2. Forward camel spin (min. 3 revolutions) 3. Camel Sit spin (min. 3 revolutions) 1. Front scratch to back scratch spin (min. 4 revolutions per foot) 2. Forward sit spin (min. 5 revolutions) 3. Forward camel spin to a back sit spin (min. 3 revolutions per foot) 1. Layback (Ladies) or Forward Camel (Men) (min. 4 revolutions) 2. Forward sit spin to a back sit spin (min. 4 revolutions per foot) 3. Combination spin w/ 1 change of foot and position (min. 4 rev. per foot) 1. Forward camel spin to a back camel spin (min. 4 rev. per foot) 2. Flying camel spin to back sit spin (min. 8 revolutions total) 3. Layback (Ladies) or Forward Sit (Men) (min. 5 revolutions) 1. Flying camel spin (min. 6 revolutions) 2. Spin combination consisting of at least one change of foot and two changes of position (min. 5 revolutions per foot) 3. Forward camel spin (min. 6 revolutions) 1. Flying sit spin (min. 8 revolutions) 2. Spin combination consisting of at least two changes of foot and two changes of position (min. 6 revolutions per foot) 3. Layback or crossfoot spin (min. 8 revolutions) 1. Flying spin of skater s choice (min. 8 revolutions) 2. Combination spin consisting of at least one change of foot and three changes of position (min. 6 revolutions per foot) 3. Forward sit to back sit to forward sit (total of 15 revolutions) SOLO DANCE Each dance is a separate event. Skaters may compete at 2 levels as qualified, but may enter no more than 2 dances. EVENT DANCES REQUIREMENTS Pre-Bronze Bronze Pre-Silver Silver Pre-Gold Gold International Dutch Waltz (DW) Canasta Tango (CT) Fiesta Tango (FT) Cha-Cha (CC) Ten Fox (TF) Hickory Hoedown (HH) Fourteen Step (14S) Foxtrot (FOX) Rocker Foxtrot (RF) American Waltz (AW) Starlight Waltz (SW) Blues (B) Viennese Waltz (VW) Quickstep (Q) Yankee Polka (YP) Silver Samba (SS) No more than one Pre-Bronze Dance test passed. No more than one Bronze Dance test passed. No more than one Pre-Silver Dance test passed. No more than one Silver Dance test passed. No more than one Pre-Gold Dance test passed No more than one Gold Dance test passed. At least one Gold Dance test passed. At least one Gold Dance test passed PAIRS The Pair Free Skating Events will follow the rules as defined in the Official USFSA Rulebook. Program requirements are prescribed by USFS Rulebook Levels offered are through Senior.

5 COMPULSORY Age and test requirements are the same as listed under Freeskate. Beginner through Pre-Juvenile will be skated on Half Ice; Juvenile will be skated on Full Ice. The required elements may be skated in any order. Combinations may not include any turn or change of foot between jumps. UNPRESCRIBED OR ADDITIONAL JUMPS OR SPINS ARE NOT PERMITTED. Failed maneuvers cannot be re-skated. Male and female entrants will be combined for each event. EVENT MAXIMUM TIME REQUIRED ELEMENTS Beginner Pre- Restricted Pre- Pre-Juvenile (Age 12 or younger) Open Pre-Juvenile (Age 13 or over) Juvenile (Age 12 or younger) Open Juvenile (Age 13 or over) 1 minute Half Ice 1 minute Half Ice 1 minute Half Ice 1 minute Half Ice 1 ½ minutes Half Ice 1 ½ minutes Full Ice 1. Waltz jump 2. Toe loop jump 2. Lunge 3. Two foot Spin. Minimum of 3 Revolutions 1. Waltz/Toe Loop Jump combination 2. Loop or Salchow Jump 3. Forward Spiral 4. Forward One Foot Scratch Spin. Minimum of 3 Revolutions 1. Single Jump (no axel, may not be repeated in combination). 2. Single/Single Jump Combination (no axel) 3. Forward One Foot Scratch Spin. Minimum of 3 Revolutions 4. Step Sequence 1. Single Jump (may not be repeated in combination) 2. Single/Single Jump Combination 3. One Foot Backspin (position optional, and may not commence with a jump). Minimum of 3 Revolutions. 4. Forward spiral or Step Sequence 1. Lutz Jump 2. Axel Jump 3. Flip-Loop Combination 4. Forward Sit - Back Sit Spin Combination. Minimum of 3 Revolutions per foot. 5. Straight-Line Footwork 1. Axel jump 2. Double jump of skater s choice. 3. Jump Combination consisting of two single jumps (no axel, no step or turn in between jumps). 4. Solo spin (no flying spins, no change of foot or position) (minimum of four revolutions). 5. Combination spin with only one change of foot and one change of position (minimum four revolutions on each foot). 6. Step sequence (straight line, circular, or serpentine). FREE SKATING Well-balanced Single Free Skate events are to be performed in accordance with USFS Rulebook Beginner and Restricted Pre- have specific restrictions listed below. Intermediate through Senior level skaters are encouraged to also participate in the Championship event, described above. EVENT TIME REQUIREMENTS/RESTRICTIONS Beginner 1 ½ Minutes or less No USFS free skate tests passed. Maximum of five (5) jump elements. No Axels or double jumps are allowed. Maximum of two (2) spins of a different nature. One (1) step sequence utilizing one-half (1/2) the ice surface. 1 ½ Minutes or less Pre- free skating test passed. No Axel, all other 3711 rules apply. Pre- Restricted Pre- 1 ½ Minutes or less Pre- free skating test passed. 1 ½ Minutes free skating test passed. Under age 13 as of 6/27/08. Pre-Juvenile 2 Minutes Pre-Juvenile free skating test passed. Under age 13 as of 6/27/08. Open Pre-Juvenile 2 Minutes Pre-Juvenile free skating test passed. Age 13 or over as of 6/27/08. Juvenile 2 Min 15 Seconds Juvenile free skating test passed. Under age 13 as of 6/27/08. Open Juvenile 2 Min 15 Seconds Juvenile free skating test passed. Age 13 or over as of 6/27/08. Intermediate 2 Min 30 Seconds Intermediate free skating test passed. Novice 3 Minutes (ladies) Novice free skating test passed. 3 ½ Minutes (men) Junior 3 ½ Minutes (ladies) Junior free skating test passed.

6 Free Skating 4 Minutes (men) Continued REQUIREMENTS/RESTRICTIONS EVENT TIME Senior 4 Minutes (ladies) Senior free skating test passed. 4 ½ Minutes (men) Adult Bronze 1 Min 40 Seconds May have passed no higher than the Adult Bronze Freestyle and no higher than Freestyle. Must be at least 21 years of age as of 6/27/08. Adult Silver 2 Min 10 Seconds Must have passed the Adult Silver Freestyle and no higher than the Intermediate Freestyle. Must be at least 21 years of age as of 6/27/08. Adult Gold 2 Min 40 Seconds Must have passed at least the Intermediate Freestyle and/or Adult Gold Freestyle. Must be at least 21 years of age as of 6/27/08. TEST TRACK FREE SKATING EVENTS Skaters may enter EITHER the new test track free skate program or the well-balanced free skate program but NOT both during the same non-qualifying competition. Competitors will skate to music of their choice. Deductions WILL be made for skaters including technical elements not permitted in the event description. LEVEL Limited Beginner ELEMENTS Solo spins in an upright position (min 3 revolutions), jumps with not more than one-half rotation (front to back or back to front). No combination jumps or jump sequences. Connecting moves and steps should be demonstrated throughout the program. QUALIFICATIONS Skaters may not have passed tests higher than U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills free skating badge tests PROGRAM LENGTH Time: Up to 1:30 +/- 10 Beginner Solo spins in an upright position (min 3 revolutions), jumps with not more than one-half rotation (front to back or back to front), single rotation jumps: Salchow and toe loop only. No combination jumps or jump sequences. Connecting moves and steps should be demonstrated throughout the program. Pre- Pre-Juvenile At least two solo spins of a different nature (min 3 revolutions and no flying spins), all single solo jumps allowed (no Axels), jump combinations or sequences using only a waltz jump, toe loop, and Salchow. Connecting moves and steps should be demonstrated throughout the program. At least two spins of a different nature, combination spins allowed (min 3 revolutions each and no flying spins), jumps with not more than one rotation (no Axels). Jump combinations and sequences are allowed. Maximum 5 jumping elements. Connecting moves and steps should be demonstrated throughout the program. Three spins in any position (min 4 revolutions), one must be a combination spin with change of foot optional (min 3 revolutions on each foot or 6 total revolutions and no flying spins). Jumps with not more than one rotation (no Axels). Jump combinations and sequences are allowed. Maximum 6 jumping elements. One step sequence straight line, circular, or serpentine fully utilizing ice surface. Skaters may not have passed tests higher than U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills free skating badge tests Skaters may not have passed tests higher than U.S. Figure Skating prepreliminary free skate test Skating pre-preliminary free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than the preliminary free skate test Skating preliminary free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than pre-juvenile free skate test Time:1:30 +/- 10 Time :1:30 Time :1:30 Time: 2:00 Juvenile Three spins in any position (min 4 revolutions), Time: 2:15

7 Intermediate Novice Junior Senior one must be a combination spin with one change of foot (min 4 revolutions on each foot). May include flying spins. Any single jumps and jump combinations with not more than 1½ rotations. (Axel permitted). Maximum 6 jumping elements. One step sequence straight line, circular, or serpentine fully utilizing ice surface. Three spins in any position (min 4 revolutions), one must be a combination spin with at least one change of foot (min 4 revolutions on each foot). May include flying spins. Any single jumps. Double jumps may only be the double Salchow and the double toe loop. Jump combinations and sequences allowed. Maximum 6 jumping elements. One step sequence straight line, circular, or serpentine fully utilizing ice surface. Three spins in any position (min 6 revolutions) one must be a combination spin with at least one change of foot (min 5 revolutions on each foot). May include flying spins. Any single jumps. Double jumps may only be the double Salchow, double toe loop and the double loop. Jump combinations and sequences allowed. Maximum 7 jumping elements. One step or spiral sequence (see Rule 3630 for description). Three spins one must be a flying spin, a solo spin (6 revolutions each) and a combination spin consisting of all three positions and one change of foot (minimum 2 in each position and minimum 5 revolutions on each foot). Any single jumps and double jumps may only be the double Salchow, double toe loop, double loop and the double flip. Jump combinations and sequences allowed. Maximum 8 jumping elements for men and 7 for ladies. Men: Two different step sequences Ladies: One step sequence and one spiral sequence (see Rule 3630 for description). Four spins (min 6 revolutions on all solo spins)- one must be a flying spin, one solo spin, one spin combination consisting of all three positions and one change of foot (minimum 2 in each position and minimum 5 revolutions on each foot). At least four different double jumps one must be a double Lutz. Jump combinations and sequences allowed. Maximum 8 jumping elements for men and 7 for ladies. Men: Two different step sequences. Ladies: One step sequence and one spiral sequence (see Rule 3630 for description). Skating pre-juvenile free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than juvenile free skate test Skating juvenile free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than intermediate free skate test Skating intermediate free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than novice free skate test Skating novice free skate test but may not have passed tests higher than junior free skate test Skating junior free skate test Time: 2:30 Time: Ladies 3:00 Men 3:30 Time: Ladies 3:30 Men 4:00 Time: Ladies 4:00 Men 4:30

8 ARTISTIC FREE SKATING EVENTS Artistic Freestyle skaters will be judged on composition and presentation. Artistic feeling and presentation are stressed more than the technical difficulty in these events. Vocal or instrumental music is the skater s choice, but must be appropriate for the category selected (dramatic or entertainment). Clothing may be theatrical, but all other USFS rules apply. This year hand held props will be allowed, so long as they do not leave the skater s hand/body and do not touch the ice surface. No scenery is allowed. Judging will be based on originality, creativity, and musical interpretation according to the following criteria: Composition: Conformity of choreography with music and utilization of the ice surface in harmonious composition of the program as a whole. Presentation: Style, originality and expression of the character of the music. The artistic freestyle event offers two categories: Entertainment and Dramatic. You may choose to enter one or both categories, each requiring a separate event fee. No changes will be allowed after your entry is received. Entertainment events generally evoke funny, humorous or lively response; Dramatic events are considered to be of a more elegant, serious nature. Groupings are based on the skater s freestyle test level and may be divided by age or draw, but NOT by gender. Groups may be combined where there are insufficient entries at a particular level. EVENT TIME REQUIREMENTS/RESTRICTIONS Beginner 1 ½ Minutes or less No test passed. Pre- 2 Minutes or less Pre- free skating test passed. 2 Minutes or less free skating test passed. Pre-Juvenile 2 Minutes or less Pre-Juvenile free skating test passed. Juvenile 2 Minutes or less Juvenile free skating test passed. No double jumps. Three jump maximum. Intermediate 2 Minutes or less Intermediate free skating test passed. No double jumps. Three jump maximum. Novice 2 Minutes or less Novice free skating test passed. Three jump maximum. No jumps higher than single axel, double salchow, double toe loop. Junior 2 ½ Minutes or less Junior free skating test passed. Three jump maximum. No jumps higher than single axel, double salchow, double toe loop. Senior 2 ½ Minutes or less Senior free skating test passed. Three jump maximum. No jumps higher than single axel, double salchow, double toe loop. Adult Bronze 1 Min 40 Seconds or less 21 or older. Adult Silver & Gold 2 Minutes or less 21 or older. Three jump maximum. No jumps higher than single axel, double salchow, double toe loop. REMEMBER: Skaters competing in Artistic events qualify for the Artistic Recall and a chance to re-skate their program to win the Skate Green Bay Cup!

9 2008 SKATE GREEN BAY --- ENTRY FORM Last Name Birthdate First Name Age on 6/27/08 Phonetic Spelling Address City State Zip Phone M/F Address Home Club Last FS Passed Last Dance Passed USFS # Professional's Name Pro's Address Pro's City, State & ZIP Pro's Phone Number Pro's Address Entries Must be Postmarked by 6/27/08. Also complete all information on the reverse side of this form. Compulsory Short Program FreeSkate Championship Event Track Freeskate Artistic Entertainment Artistic Dramatic Jumps Limited Beginner Prelim - DW Beginner/Pre-Prelim Beginner Prelim - CT Pre- (Rest) Pre-Brze - FT Pre-Juvenile/Juvenile Pre- Pre-Brze - CC Intermediate/Novice Bronze - TF Junior/Senior Pre-Juvenile Bronze - HH Open Pre-Juvenile Pre-Silver-14S Pairs Juvenile Pre-Silver-Fox Open Juvenile Silver - RF Pre-Juvenile Intermediate Silver - AW Juvenile Novice Pre-Gold - SW Intermediate Junior Pre-Gold - B Novice Senior Gold - VW Junior Adult Bronze Gold - Q Senior Adult Silver Intern - YP Partner's Name: Adult Gold Intern - SS Spins Dance Interpretive Entries/Fees First Event $70 # Total (Or Championship Event) $90 Each Additional Event $25 Total Fees for Events For registration questions: Vicki or franknvicki@athena.net

10 CERTIFICATION OF CONTESTANT I certify that I am an amateur, eligible to compete in the events checked above, and that all information is accurate to the best of my knowledge. Contestant Signature Date COMPETITOR / PARENT WAIVER OF CLAIMS FOR INJURY The competitor and/or family hold the Greater Green Bay Figure Skating Club and the DePere Ice Center harmless from any and all liability for injuries to the competitor, and from any and all liability for damage due to loss of property. If the competitor is under 18 years of age, permission to participate in this competition is hereby granted by the skaters parent or guardian. Signature of Parent/Guardian or Adult Competitor Date CERTIFICATION OF CLUB REPRESENTATIVE To the best of my knowledge, the information on this form is true and correct. This competitor is a member of my club in good standing, is an amateur, and is a member of the USFSA. Only signatures from Chair, President, Vice President or Secretary will be accepted. Signature Title Date PRACTICE ICE RESERVATION Practice ice is available in 20-minute sessions at a cost of $8.00 per session. Name Phone ( ) I wish to reserve sessions of freestyle practice ice I wish to reserve sessions of dance practice ice Additional practice, if available, may be purchased at the Registration Desk at a cost of $10.00 per session. PAYMENT SUMMARY $ REGISTRATION FOR EVENTS $ PRACTICE ICE RESERVED TOTAL $ CHECKS PAYABLE TO GGBFSC All entries must be postmarked by June 27, Late entries, if accepted, must be accompanied by a $20.00 late fee. Skate Green Bay is not responsible for mail delays or postal failures to postmark, so please register early. THERE WILL BE A $20 SERVICE FEE FOR RETURNED CHECKS. Send ENTRY FORM (both sides) AND FULL PAYMENT WITH A STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE (to receive event time, practice ice and map) TO: Vicki Sachs 2493 Fairhaven Drive Green Bay, WI ENTRY FORM is not complete unless both sides are filled in. This form may be reproduced.