2018 ELITE CANADA MAG Technical Information, Schedules and Draws version 1

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1 MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES APPENDIX C 2018 ELITE CANADA MAG Technical Information, Schedules and Draws version 1 Telus Stadium Université Laval Quebec City, QC version 1.0 January 2018

2 SCHEDULE: MAG ACTIVITY LOCATION Wed :00 MPC Meeting Hotel Classique Thu. 1 08:30 10:00 Junior & Senior Training 10:00 12:30 Junior Group 1 Podium Training & Physical Testing (group 1 and 2 will be allocated by club with Western Provinces in Group 2) 13:00 15:30 Junior Group 2 Podium Training & Physical Testing 15:30 18:00 Senior Podium Training (MAG Judges encouraged to attend) 18:15 18:45 Technical Meeting 18:15 18:45 Safe Sport Meeting for MAG athletes 19:15 20:00 Safe Sport Meeting for MAG/WAG coaches Fri. 2 08:30 10:30 Junior & Senior Training 12:00 13:00 Judges Meeting regarding World Championships 12:00 13:30 Junior Warm Up 13:00 13:20 Judges Meeting prior to Competition 13:35 16:05 Junior Competition + Award Ceremony- All Around 16:25 17:55 Senior Warm Up 17:30 17:50 Judges Meeting prior to Competition 17:55 18:00 Opening Ceremonies 18:00 20:30 Senior Competition + Award Ceremony- All Around 20:30 21:00 Selection Committee Meeting Sat. 3 08:30 10:30 Junior & Senior Training 11:00 12:30 MAG Program Consultation Meeting 14:30 16:00 15:30 15:50 16:00 19:00 19:00 19:30 19:30 20:30 Junior & Senior Warm Up (Apparatus Finals) Judges Meeting prior to Competition Junior & Senior Apparatus Finals Competition + Awards National Team Meeting (After Awards) Selection Committee Meeting Sun. 4 Depart

3 1 Technical Information 2018 Elite Canada - Artistic Gymnastics Warm Ups: General warm up will follow the open format with 1.5 hours for all categories. During competition, timed warm ups for all categories will be strictly enforced. As per FIG Code of Points every gymnast is entitled to a one touch on the apparatus before competing: - 30 seconds on all apparatus except Parallel Bars - 50 seconds on Parallel Bars including bar preparation Documents in Effect: All MAG Coaches are reminded that the following documents are in effect for the Championships. FIG Code of Points January 2018 FIG Newsletter Canadian Elite Pathways Program Nov Final 2 Meetings Technical Meeting Thursday February 1, 18:30 For all coaches to attend. Judges Meeting Regarding World Championships Friday, February 2, 12:00 13:00 For all judges to attend National Team Meeting Saturday February 3, 19:00 19:30 All Junior and Senior team gymnast are to attend if at EC. To be discussed is the plan for both teams for the next 6 months, National Team programs and services and uniforms. MAG Program Consultation Meeting Saturday, February 3, 11:00 12:30 Open to all MAG coaches and judges. Mandatory for all NT coaches. The high-performance plan for the upcoming year will be presented. Selection Committee Meetings Friday, February 2, 20:30 & Saturday, February 3, 19:30 Selection Committee will meet to discuss selection of athletes and coaches to upcoming International assignments 3 Training schedules for Thursday, February 1 st Junior and Senior Training 08:30 10:00 The first training session is an open training for any Junior and Senior athlete. The MAG and WAG floor may be used for general stretch from 08:30 to 08:45. Junior Training 10:00 12:30 & 13:00 15:30 There will be two Junior category training sessions in the Competition Gym arranged by Club. Eastern clubs (ON, QC, NB, NL, PE, NS) will be seeded to the first session. Western clubs (BC, AB, SK, MB) will be seeded into the second session. Gymnasts are allowed a 30 minute general warm up on the floor after which time the floor may be used for specific training. Clothing regulations must be adhered to.

4 Senior Training 15:30 18:00 There will be a Senior category training session in the Competition Gym. Gymnasts are allowed a 30 minute general warm up on the floor after which time the floor may be used for specific training. Clothing regulations must be adhered to. It is recommended that judges attend training. However, the Elite Canada Senior training will not be run as a formal podium training. Physical Abilities Testing: Gymnasts in the Junior category will be evaluated on their Physical Abilities using Flexibility B, Ring Strength B and Parallel Bar Strength B routines during the training sessions at Elite Canada. These evaluations are factored into the All Around result for both categories. Gymnasts are required to be in competitive attire (singlets and shorts) during the Physical Abilities evaluations. Evaluations are performed by the National Team Director and designated judges. Testing will take place in the following order: a) Ring Strength: maximum score of 19 points b) P Bar Strength: maximum score of 11 points c) Flexibility: maximum score of 20 points Gymnasts are to report to the NTD and judges as a Club as they are ready, with no order for the clubs to follow. All clubs must report to the station before the next station will begin. 4 Competition Draw COMPETITION ORDER FOR JUNIOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ND Warm-Up 12:00-13:30 Competition (apparatus warm-up and compete) 13:35-16:05 Junior All Around Awards COMPETITION GROUPS A B C Nadar Anthony Mississauga Stumpo Thomas East York Siminiuc Evgeny Futures Talbot Patrick Fundy Kanigan Drew KGTC Gautreau Thomas Fundy Royer Noah Taiso Spiteri Braeden Mississauga Clermont Michael Futures Kotlar Ashton Taiso Brown Matthew Titans Gautreau Antoine Fundy Blaquiere Felix CPS Dac Bang Matthew Mississauga Boschmann Davey Winnipeg Thompson Elijah CGC Sandro David Gold Medal Dolci Felix Laval D E Rampersad Jayson Manjak s Pedersen Logan Manjak s Safoui Adam Manjak s Fedder Evan Phoenix Jalbert Mathys SherGym Love Ethan Vaughan Perrier Max Manjak s Gilroy Nathanael Manjak s Thompson Justin Loyalist Tremblay Benoit Unigym Tamane Kenji TGI Doan Dorian Futures Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. WARM UP

5 The competition warm up will follow an open format with approximately 15 minutes for general stretch and 12.5 minutes per apparatus. Athletes may move from apparatus to apparatus at their own pace. COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 1 A B C D E 2 A B C D E 3 E A B C D 4 D E A B C 5 C D E A B 6 B C D E A COMPETITION ORDER FOR SENIOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ND General warm-up 16:25 17:55 Competition 18:00 20:30 Senior All Around Awards COMPETITION GROUPS A B C Charles- Bearne Christopher Halifax Kaji Chris Manjak s Legare Etienne CPS Cournoyer Rene Gymnika Lytwyn Kevin Burlington Clay Zachary Twisters McDermid Tristan TGI Smith Mason U of C Garfias Nicolas Twisters Oehrlein Ryan Futures Earl Brad U of C Morgan Scott Flicka Zakutney Sam Ottawa Shelton Carter U of C Berube Felix CPS Reinhardsson* Valgard Halifax Kelly Graham U of C Patterson Cory CPS Payne Jackson CGC Tryguba Andriy TGI Mallia Nicholas Pulsars D E F Chaplin Steven Twisters Gazer Wolfe U of C Csukassy Mathieu CPS Kiers Cohen Twisters Garcia Jordan U of C Emard William Laval Gaudet- Bartholomeusz Jeremy Halifax Gagnon Joel Taiso Pellerin Samuel CPS East York Cruz Evan Halifax Tyndall Jesse Taiso Nabata Scott Duquette Landon Halifax Thorpe Michael U of C Dyson* Devy Phoenix Wahrmann- Baker Elel Mississauga Cachia Damien U of C Wong Darren Phoenix Watters Alex Halifax Mason Jack U of C Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. * Competing out of competition.

6 WARM UP The competition warm up will follow an open format with approximately 15 minutes for general stretch and 12.5 minutes per apparatus. COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 1 A B C D E F 2 F A B C D E 3 E F A B C D 4 D E F A B C 5 C D E F A B 6 B C D E F A DRAWS FOR FINALS - From the MAG Technical Regulations Junior Apparatus Finals (Up to 6 athletes) Starting on Pommel Horse a) The top 6 athletes on each apparatus will compete in event finals on Day 2; b) The FIG regulation for Vault Finals will not apply. Gymnasts compete one vault only. c) Athletes tied for final competing positions will all be allowed to compete in finals. d) The scores from the finals competition will determine the individual apparatus winners (scores will not be carried forward from qualification). e) For all Apparatus the order of passage for Junior Men s Apparatus Finals will be seeded based upon their rank from the qualification: Qual Rank Comp Order f) In the event that there are more than 6 competitors in the finals, the NTD and PM will determine a random draw for that apparatus. Senior Apparatus Final (Up to 8 athletes) Starting on Floor a) The Top 6 athletes by Day 1 scores that also meet the minimum D score of 4.8 on each apparatus (4.8 Average on Vault) will compete on Day 2 b) The FIG regulation for Vault Finals will apply. Gymnasts compete two vaults to qualify to Finals, and will compete two vaults in Finals. Athletes must meet the minimum average SV of 4.8 for both vaults to qualify for Finals. c) An additional two athletes will be added to each Apparatus Final if they are awarded a D score on Day 1 as listed in the chart below, but failed to place in the Top 6 by score.

7 FX PH R V PB HB (avg) d) If more than two meet the D score criteria, the athlete with the highest D score will move to Finals. If there are two athletes with the same D score, the apparatus ranking by highest final score will be used. e) Non-Canadian gymnasts will only be eligible for participation in Apparatus Finals if they have placed within the Top 3 on Day 1. If a foreign athlete qualifies to apparatus finals as per (Tech Regs), they will be seeded to compete in the first position on that apparatus f) The scores from the Finals competition will determine the individual event winners (scores will not be carried forward from qualification). g) Senior Apparatus finals will be seeded following the Day 1 competition based on their Day 1 rank and entry by high D score as follows: Rank from day 1 Order for Finals Highest D score nd highest D score 8 Awards Medals are to be awarded to: the top three (3) all around individuals in all categories. the top three (3) gymnasts in each event for all categories. In the case of a tie the competitors are awarded the same medal. Determining an All-Around Winner: Junior For Junior, the gymnast obtaining the highest number of points from participation in all three Physical Tests (3) and all six (6) events on Day 1 will be declared the All-Around champion. Senior For Senior, the gymnast obtaining the highest number of points from participation in all six (6) events on Day 1 will be declared the All-Around Champion. Declaration of an Individual Apparatus Winner: Senior: Determined by Apparatus Finals only Junior: Determined by Apparatus Finals only The All-Around Champion in each category will be awarded with an Elite Canada Trophy.

8 COMPETITION ORDER FOR JUNIOR/SENIOR SATURDAY, FEB 3 RD 14:30 16:00 Junior & Senior Warm up (Apparatus Finals) 16:00 19:00 Junior & Senior AF Competition +Award Ceremonies APPARATUS FINALISTS JUNIOR ORDER OF PASSAGE JUNIOR FINALS WILL BEGIN ON POMMEL HORSE FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR WARM UP: Open format Competition will proceed in Olympic Order. Finalists may train in the training gym up until they are on deck to compete.

9 APPARATUS FINALISTS SENIOR ORDER OF PASSAGE SENIOR FINALS START ON FLOOR FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR WARM UP: Open format Competition will proceed in Olympic Order. Finalists may train in the training gym up until they are on deck to compete.