2018 Skate Parade Friday, Saturday & Sunday, March 2 - March 4, 2018 Parade Ice Garden 600 Kenwood Parkway Minneapolis, MN 55403

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1 2018 Skate Parade Friday, Saturday & Sunday, March 2 - March 4, 2018 Parade Ice Garden 600 Kenwood Parkway Minneapolis, MN COMPETITION ANNOUNCEMENT AND GENERAL INFORMATION For directions, updated Competition Schedules, and Information, please check our website frequently at under the Skate Parade header, or see the final page of this information packet for contact information. This competition is for all levels of achievement and will include the following events: Program with music (Pre Alpha thru Delta) Program with music (FS1 - FS10) Open Freestyle (Bronze thru Platinum) Stroking (Pre Alpha thru Freestyle 3) Compulsory (Pre Alpha thru FS 10) Footwork (Bronze thru Platinum) Interpretive (Bronze thru Platinum) Jump & Spin Rhythmic Skating (Bronze thru Platinum) Artistic (Bronze thru Platinum) Spotlight (Alpha thru Delta, Bronze thru Platinum) Short Program Gold and Platinum Spotlight Couples *Team Compulsory *Ensemble Team *Production Team *Synchronized Skating Events *Family Spotlight *The Team Entry Form is to be used for the events marked with an asterisk. All other event entries are on the individual entry form (including Jump & Spin and Spotlight Couples). The age groupings will be determined by the Competition Chairs depending on the number of applicants in each event. When required, there will be separate groups for males and females. Entry Fees First Event Fee $85.00 Each Additional Event $15.00 Family Entry (all family members 1 st individual event included) $ Jump & Spin (if only event entered) $25.00 (each) Team Compulsory Ensemble Team Production Team Synchronized Skating Family Spotlight $25.00 (per skater) COMPETITION DEADLINE: JANUARY 13, 2018 Entries entered through Entry Eeze or postmarked on January 14, 2018 or after MUST include a $25.00 late fee to process the application. We have the right to limit the number of late entries accepted. NEW REGISRTATION PROCESS: We will be using Entry Eeze for registrations for this years competition. This is the preferred method for registrations. Paper entries will be accepted, but must include a $10.00 processing fee per entry form and mailed by the Team Liaison to: PARADE ICE GARDEN Attn: Char Martin 600 Kenwood Parkway Mpls, MN PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: SQSA PARADE Entries must be postmarked no later than January 13, Late entries must include a $25.00 late fee. ****THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS, FOR ANY REASON; medical or otherwise. Once a skater has registered, he or she can scratch, but will not be refunded their registration fee. NOTE: Synchronized teams that wish to participate in more than one event must pay a FIRST EVENT fee of $15 per skater. The fee for additional events (after the first event) is $8.00 per skater. Family Spotlight team fees are $25 per skater, up to a maximum fee of $75. Teams larger than that need to reference the Team Entry Form for the additional District 10 fees for Family Spotlight teams of more than 4.

2 COMPETITION ANNOUNCEMENT AND GENERAL INFORMATION For directions, updated Competition Schedules, and Information, please check our website frequently at under the Skate Parade header, or see the final page of this information packet for contact information. This competition is for all levels of achievement and will include the following events: Program with music (Pre Alpha thru Delta) Program with music (FS1 - FS10) Open Freestyle (Bronze thru Platinum) Stroking (Pre Alpha thru Freestyle 3) Compulsory (Pre Alpha thru FS 10) Footwork (Bronze thru Platinum) Interpretive (Bronze thru Platinum) Jump & Spin Rhythmic Skating (Bronze thru Platinum) Artistic (Bronze thru Platinum) Spotlight (Alpha thru Delta, Bronze thru Platinum) Short Program Gold and Platinum Spotlight Couples *Team Compulsory *Ensemble Team *Production Team *Synchronized Skating Events *Family Spotlight *The Team Entry Form is to be used for the events marked with an asterisk. All other event entries are on the individual entry form (including Jump & Spin and Spotlight Couples). The age groupings will be determined by the Competition Chairs depending on the number of applicants in each event. When required, there will be separate groups for males and females. Entry Fees First Event Fee $85.00 Each Additional Event $15.00 Family Entry (all family members 1 st individual event included) $ Jump & Spin (if only event entered) $25.00 (each) Team Compulsory Ensemble Team Production Team Synchronized Skating Family Spotlight $25.00 (per skater) COMPETITION DEADLINE: JANUARY 13, 2018 Entries entered through Entry Eeze or postmarked on January 14, 2018 or after MUST include a $25.00 late fee to process the application. We have the right to limit the number of late entries accepted. NEW REGISRTATION PROCESS: We will be using Entry Eeze for registrations for this years competition. This is the preferred method for registrations. Paper entries will be accepted, but must include a $10.00 processing fee per entry form and mailed by the Team Liaison to: PARADE ICE GARDEN Attn: Char Martin 600 Kenwood Parkway Mpls, MN PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: SQSA PARADE Entries must be postmarked no later than January 13, Late entries must include a $25.00 late fee. ****THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS, FOR ANY REASON; medical or otherwise. Once a skater has registered, he or she can scratch, but will not be refunded their registration fee. NOTE: Synchronized teams that wish to participate in more than one event must pay a FIRST EVENT fee of $15 per skater. The fee for additional events (after the first event) is $8.00 per skater. Family Spotlight team fees are $25 per skater, up to a maximum fee of $75. Teams larger than that need to reference the Team Entry Form for the additional District 10 fees for Family Spotlight teams of more than 4. Judges All judges must be current professional members of ISI. All judges and coaches must have a current ISI District 10 credential to judge or coach at Skate Parade. No individual will be allowed to judge an event in which a relative is a participant No individual may be a competitor and judge in the same competition

3 Each team must follow the Judging Guidelines below or their skaters may not compete Number of Events Synchronized Teams Judging Time (minimum) 2 hours 4 hours each 6 hours each 8 hours each 10 hours each 12 hours each 14 hours each 16 hours each 20 hours each 2 hours per Team Rink Size Both the North and South rinks at Parade Ice Garden, 600 Kenwood Parkway, Minneapolis MN will be used for competition events. Both rink surfaces are 200' x 85'. Eligibility All skaters entering this competition must be individual members of ISI and currently registered with ISI. * All skaters must skate at the level of the highest test passed and registered with ISI on or before 1/13/2018. Members of USFS who are also individual members registered with ISI are eligible to compete in accordance with the current ISI/USFS joint statement of policy. USFS members must have passed and registered all ISI tests up through the ISI level at which they will compete and may not skate at a Freestyle level lower than those listed in the following chart. USFS Test Passed Pre-Preliminary FS Preliminary FS Pre-Juvenile FS Juvenile FS Intermediate FS Novice FS Junior FS Senior FS Adult Pre-Bronze FS Adult Bronze FS Adult Silver FS Adult Gold FS May compete no lower than ISI Freestyle 3 / Open Bronze FS Freestyle 4 / Open Silver FS Freestyle 4 / Open Silver FS Freestyle 6 / Open Gold FS Freestyle 6 / Open Gold FS Freestyle 8 / Open Platinum FS Freestyle 8 / Open Platinum FS Freestyle 8 / Open Platinum FS Freestyle 2 / Open Bronze FS Freestyle 3 / Open Bronze FS Freestyle 4 / Open Silver FS Freestyle 6 / Open Gold FS Note: USFS Moves in the Field test levels have no bearing on the corresponding ISI test level. For events other than Freestyle and Compulsory, skaters may be grouped according to the new Open Freestyle groupings. In Open Freestyle events, skaters may skate in a higher level if they elect to, based on test equivalents, but may not skate at a lower level. USFS skaters who have only taken the ISI Open FS tests may skate up from the equivalencies noted in the chart above, but must also have passed the higher Open FS test they are competing in. (Example: a skater who has passed the USFS Preliminary FS test is eligible to compete in Silver Open FS events as long as he/she has passed the Silver Open Freestyle test, but may compete in Gold Open FS provided the skater has also passed the Open Gold FS test). Please note that Open FS events do have limitations on permitted maneuvers. Please see the chart included in this announcement for maneuver limitations for each Open FS grouping. Information on ISI Open Freestyle: USFS skaters who have already passed pre-preliminary, adult pre-bronze or any higher tests and wish to compete in ISI Freestyle events do not need to go back and pass any previous ISI tests. They only must have passed the ISI Open Freestyle test that corresponds to their current USFS level. ISI Freestyle skaters do not have to pass any additional test(s) to compete in the Open Freestyle Event at the corresponding test level below. Passed USFS Test Passed ISI Test Open Freestyle Level Pre-Preliminary Adult Pre-Bronze FS 1 3 Open Bronze Level Adult Bronze

4 Preliminary Pre-Juvenile FS 4 5 Open Silver Level Adult Silver Juvenile Intermediate FS 6 7 Open Gold Level Adult Gold Novice Junior FS 8 10 Open Platinum Level Senior 2018 Skate Parade ISI Open Competition Event Chart Test Level Freestyle Freestyle Artistic Artistic Footwork Spotlight Spotlight Pre Alpha 1:00 Pre Alpha & N/A N/A N/A 1:00 FS 1 & * Alpha 1:00 Alpha & * N/A N/A N/A 1:00 FS 1 & Beta 1:00 Beta & * N/A N/A N/A 1:00 FS 1 & Gamma 1:00 Gamma & * N/A N/A N/A 1:00 FS 1 & Delta 1:00 Delta & * N/A N/A N/A 1:00 FS 1 & FS1 1:30 FS 1 & 1:30 FS 4 & 1:00 1:30 FS 4 & FS2 1:30 FS 2 & 1:30 FS 4 & 1:00 1:30 FS 4 & FS3 1:30 FS 3 & 1:30 FS 4 & 1:00 1:30 FS 4 & FS4 2:00 FS 4 & 1:30 FS 6 & 1:00 1:30 FS 6 & FS5 2:00 FS 5 & 1:30 FS 6 & 1:00 1:30 FS 6 & FS6 2:30 FS 6 & 2:00 FS 8 & 1:00 2:00 FS 8 & FS7 3:00 FS 7 & 2:00 FS 8 & 1:00 2:00 FS 8 & FS8 3:30 FS 8 & 2:00 Any maneuvers FS9 4:00 FS 9 & 2:00 Any maneuvers FS10 4:00 Any maneuvers 2:00 Any maneuvers Open Bronze 2:00 ** FS 3 & 1:30 FS 4 & Open Silver 2:00 ** FS 5 & 1:30 FS 6 & Open Gold 3:00 ** FS7 & 2:00 FS 8 & Open 4:30 Any maneuvers 2:00 Any Platinum maneuvers Open Gold 2:00 **FS 7 & 2:00 FS 8 & Short Open Platinum 3:00 Any maneuvers Short Test Level Rhythmic Rhythmic 1:00 2:00 Any 1:00 2:00 Any 1:00 2:00 Any 1:00 1:30 FS 4 & 1:00 1:30 FS 6 & 1:00 2:00 FS 8 & 1:00 2:00 Any s 1:00 1:00 FS 8 & Interpretive Couples Spotlight Levels Couples Spotlight Couples Spotlight Pre-Alpha N/A N/A Not offered Low 1:00 FS 1 & Alpha N/A N/A Not offered Low 1:00 FS 1 & Beta N/A N/A Not offered Low 1:00 FS 1 & Gamma N/A N/A Not offered Low 1:00 FS 1 & Delta N/A N/A Not offered Low 1:00 FS 1 & FS1 1:30 FS 4 & FS 4 & Bronze 1:30 FS 4 &

5 FS2 1:30 FS 4 & FS 4 & Bronze 1:30 FS 4 & FS3 1:30 FS 4 & FS 4 & Bronze 1:30 FS 4 & FS4 1:30 FS 6 & FS 6 & Silver 1:30 FS 6 & FS5 1:30 FS 6 & FS 6 & Silver 1:30 FS 6 & FS6 2:00 FS 8 & FS 8 & Gold 2:00 FS 8 & FS7 2:00 FS 8 & FS 8 & Gold 2:00 FS 8 & FS8 2:00 Any maneuvers Any s Platinum 2:00 Any s FS9 2:00 Any maneuvers Any s Platinum 2:00 Any s FS10 2:00 Any maneuvers Any s Platinum 2:00 Any s Open Bronze 1:30 FS 4 & FS 4 & Bronze 1:30 FS 4 & Open Silver 1:30 FS 6 & FS 6 & Silver 1:30 FS 6 & Open Gold 2:00 FS 8 & FS 8 & Gold 2:00 FS 8 & Open 2:00 Any maneuvers Any s Platinum 2:00 Any Platinum s * Pre-Alpha - Delta programs must include ONE maneuver from Freestyle 1. ** Can include any spin, from any level. Registration and Music Skaters must check in at the Registration Table and turn in their CD s no later than 1 hour prior to their scheduled event. Skaters must check in with the respective Rink Monitors 20 minutes prior to the start of their event. Events may run ahead of time. All music must be recorded on standard size CDs and labeled. The label must include: the competitor s name, team name, event, and age group. The lead time before the program must not exceed 15 seconds. Please have a back - up with you for each CD needed for this competition. Only one program should be on each CD. CDs should be picked up at the Registration Table after the event has been completed. Web Site Visit starting in February 2018 for information on actual competition schedule, available practice ice and any other updated information. Preliminary competition schedule will be posted in mid-february and the final schedule will be ed to team liaisons. There may be minor time changes in events and resurfacings when final schedule is posted. Hotels Parade Ice Garden is located next to downtown Minneapolis, and adjacent to the Walker Art Center and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. The Ice Garden is just minutes away from a wide range of Hotels and Restaurants. Here are two links of hotels than have given Skate Parade special pricing. Please book on line using the link below or calling the hotel directly and asking for the Skate Parade block: Holiday Inn Skate Parade Hampton Inn, Skate Parade Booking Link and Skate Parade Homewood Suites.. General Rules Skaters in all events are permitted to perform any maneuvers out of a lower test level. If the wrong music is played and the skater stops and notifies the referee within the first 20 seconds, the skater may re-skate the program. The designated referee will decide the action on any mishap or unforeseen difficulty. An untied skate or forgotten program falls under the referee s jurisdiction. No coaching is allowed during interpretive or stroking events. Uncaptured gliding maneuvers and Uncaptured jumps and spins may be performed as stated in the 2016 ISI Competitors Handbook. All competition rules will be in accordance with the current ISI Handbook in effect at the time of the competition. Should anything in the below summary rules not be clear, the 2016 ISI official publications will govern the events. Pre Alpha Delta Program Skaters will execute all required compulsory moves in a program with music. All skaters in Pre-Alpha through Delta must add one additional maneuver from Freestyle 1 to their program. In Delta, the skater has a Choice-of-One maneuver listed in the manual. This means that only

6 one maneuver should be performed. In case of misinterpretation of "Choice-of-One", the performance of the first maneuver will be judged. : 1 minute Freestyle 1-10 Program All skaters in Freestyle 1-10 are not permitted to perform any additional maneuvers from higher test levels. If a skater has passed one of the FS 5 9 tests prior to Sept. 1, 2016, and wishes to compete, the skater will be required to use the new level requirements. The Illusion is now an uncaptured move and may be performed at the Freestyle 1/ Bronze level or higher. In Freestyle 3, 6, 7 and 8 certain maneuvers are listed under Choice-of-One. This means only one of the maneuvers may be performed. If more than one is performed, only the first maneuver will be judged. Skaters who compete in the Freestyle 1 10 events can ALSO compete in the Open Freestyle event, as long as they compete at the correct level. See chart in ISI Handbook for additional information. Open Freestyle Skaters can participate in both Open Freestyle and Freestyle In Open Freestyle there are no required maneuvers, but skaters are limited to the jump elements listed below. Skaters can perform any spin at any level. The Illusion is now an uncaptured move and may be performed at the Freestyle 1/Bronze level or higher. Bronze Level/Freestyle 1-3 Jumps from Freestyle 3 and below 2 minutes Silver Level/Freestyle 4-5 Jumps from Freestyle 5 and below 2 minutes Gold Short Program/Freestyle 6 7 Jumps from Freestyle 7 and below 2 minutes Gold Level/Freestyle 6-7 Jumps from Freestyle 7 and below 3 minutes Platinum Short Program/Freestyle 8 10 Any maneuvers 3 minutes Platinum Level/Freestyle 8-10 Any maneuvers 4:30 minutes Stroking Pre Alpha FS3 Skaters will perform forward stroking in both directions to music selected by the host rink. Skaters will be grouped by age and test levels. Crossovers are optional and will not be judged. There will be NO warm up for stroking events. *Coaches may not help skater during the actual event. Footwork Freestyle 1-10 Skaters are grouped together by age and ability level, and perform to a program to music containing a footwork sequence of their own design. Skaters must have passed Freestyle 1 or Dance 1 to compete in footwork events. Skaters must perform at their highest test level of Dance or Freestyle achieved. One half rotation jumps and spins of less than 3 revolutions are permitted. (Note: ½ loop is a full rotation jump). : 1 minute Interpretive Freestyle 1-10 In this event, the skater interprets a piece of music, which is heard for the first time just prior to the event. At Skate Parade, skaters will be given a prop that corresponds with the music. *Coaches may not help their skater Compulsory Pre Alpha through Freestyle 10 There will be no music for Compulsory programs. For each level, the skater will perform only the 3 maneuvers listed below. Each maneuver may be performed or attempted only once. Additional maneuvers, such as any jump, spin or gliding maneuvers from any test level and any uncaptured moves are not allowed. This includes, but is not limited to: toe taps, lunges, bunny hops, pivots, etc. Compulsory events Pre Alpha through Freestyle 5 will be skating on half ice. Skaters will be assigned to the Zamboni end, or the Lobby end. There is no penalty for the quantity of swizzles, strokes, or crossovers in the Pre Alpha Beta levels. Only the quality of these maneuvers is judged, however, skaters should strive to do the minimum number listed below. Freestyle 1-5 will use ½ sheet of ice Pre Alpha: Forward Swizzle (5), Backward Swizzle (5), 2 ft Glide Alpha: Forward Stroking (5), Right Forward Crossovers (5), Snowplow Stop Beta: Backward Stroking (6), Right Backward Crossovers (5), Right OR Left foot T Stop Gamma: Right Forward Outside 3 Turn, Left Mohawk Combination, Hockey Stop Delta: Bunny Hop, Shoot the Duck OR Lunge, Left Forward Inside 3 Turn Freestyle 1: Waltz Jump, Spiral, Two-Foot Spin Freestyle 2: ½ lutz, One-Foot Spin, Two Forward Spirals Freestyle 3: Toe Loop, Change Foot Spin, Salchow Jump Freestyle 4: Flip Jump, Sit Spin, One-Half Loop Jump Freestyle 5: Back Scratch, Axel Jump, Lutz Jump Freestyle 6-10 will use full ice surface Freestyle 6: Double Salchow Jump, Split Jump, Spin Combination (w/change of foot and position) Freestyle 7: Flying Camel, Opposite Jump, Two Walleys in sequence

7 Freestyle 8: Freestyle 9: Freestyle 10: Double Flip Jump, Split Lutz, Flying Sit Spin Double Lutz, Axel-Double Loop Combination, Flying Camel Spin to Jump Sit Spin Death Drop, Double Axel-Double Toe Loop Combination, Triple Edge Jump of the skater's choice Skaters who have only passed the Open FS tests who wish to compete in a Compulsory event must do so in the following Compulsory Event Levels: Skaters that have only passed the Bronze Open FS test, must compete in Compulsory FS3. Skaters who have passed the Silver Open FS test, must compete in Compulsory FS5. Skaters that have passed the Gold Open FS test, must compete in Compulsory FS7. Skaters that have passed the Platinum Open FS test, may choose to compete in Compulsory FS8, FS9, or FS10 (please note the desired level on the registration form). Solo Spotlight Pre Alpha Freestyle 10 Skaters may choose to enter one or more of the following categories, but different programs must be performed if entering more than one category. Skaters may use a prop. Character - the skater portrays a famous, easily recognizable character. Light Entertainment - the skater performs a light-hearted, vaudeville type program using music, dance and skating moves. A light entertainment routine can be a character, but does not always have to be. Dramatic - an artistic theatrical performance by individual skaters that evokes an emotional response from the judges and audience. The skater's interpretation should create a mood that is enhanced by the style, creativity, costuming and props (optional). The overall impression at the conclusion of the performance should be that it was a dramatic performance, not lighthearted as the light entertainment category. Artistic Skating Freestyle 1-10 There are no required maneuvers in Artistic Skating, but there are maneuver limitations. Emphasis should be placed on the creative and innovative design of a skating program. Strong edges, body positions, flow, music interpretation, rhythm, choreography and artistry should be the main focus. There is no grade for technical merit. Rhythmic Skating Freestyle 1-10 Rhythmic Skating will be offered for skaters in Freestyle This entertaining routine requires the use of a hand prop. The program should contain elements that employ the use of the prop throughout the program. The skater must maintain control of their prop at all times. Spotlight entrance and exit rules apply. Props will not be allowed on the warm-up. Skaters must choose only one of the following props: Hoop, Ball, or Ribbon. Jump & Spin Teams (sign up on the Individual entry form and list your partner name in the space provided) This fun event is for teams of two (2) skaters. The teams can be made up of two friends in the same level category, but not necessarily the same test level. Skaters may skate above their tested level, but cannot skate below their Category Level. Within each Category Level, a skater s choice is not restricted by her/his Freestyle test level. If two skaters from different levels wish to compete together, the jump & spin team will be entered into the highest level of the 2 skaters. Skaters who have only passed the Open FS test can enter this event but cannot skate below their corresponding category levels. Category Levels: Low: Pre-Alpha Delta Bronze: Freestyle 1-3 Silver: Freestyle 4-5 Gold: Freestyle 6-7 Platinum: freestyle 8-10 Required s: Low: Bronze: Silver: Gold: Platinum: Jump: Two Foot Hop or Bunny Hop Spin: Two Foot Jump: 1/2 Flip or Toe Loop Spin: Two Foot or One Foot Jump: 1/2 Loop or Axel Spin: Sit Spin or Back Spin Jump: Double Salchow or Double Toe Loop Spin: Flying Camel or Layback Jump: Double Loop or Double Lutz Spin: Camel Jump Camel One team of two (2) skaters enters the ice together and stops. The first skater begins and performs the same jump two (2) times. After the second attempt, the first skater stops. The second skater then begins to perform the same spin two (2) times. After the second attempt, the second skater stops. The same maneuver is performed 2 times, but only the best attempt is scored. The maneuvers are only judged for

8 technical accuracy and not for the difficulty of the maneuver performed. Depending on number of entries, Low, Bronze, and Silver may be performed on 1/2 sheet of ice, with skaters assigned to either Zamboni end or Lobby end. Full ice will be used for all Gold and Platinum Teams. Teams will have a warm-up. Additional maneuvers and connecting steps are not permitted. is not judged, however, team duration is one minute. Skater substitutions are permitted at the discretion of the Competition Director; however, a skater may participate on only one Jump & Spin Team at each competition. TEAM EVENTS: (sign up using the Team entry form) Family Spotlight Two or more family members can perform an entertaining spotlight routine using costumes and props. If necessary, the event groupings are divided first by the number of skaters and then by age groups and/or ability levels. : 1:30 Team Compulsory Freestyle 1 10 Skaters are not permitted to skate below their test level registered at the ISI National Office. Any skater may skate over her/his level (i.e. a Freestyle 3 skater may skate on a Freestyle 5 team, but may not skate on a Freestyle 2 team). Individual skaters may participate on more than one team as long as they are not on two teams at the same freestyle level. The team must perform their program to music with all required maneuvers performed in order, as listed in the ISI Handbook. Coaches should fill out the team entry form. **It is important that the skater performing the required maneuver is highlighted and seen easily by the judges. Ensemble Team: This event is open to groups of 3 7 skaters of all levels and ages. Skaters will be judged on the entertainment and performance value of the program. There are NO required maneuvers and no technical score; skating maneuvers can be performed at any level. The group must use the music, along with costumes and props, to enhance the theme of their program. Production Team: Production teams consist of 8-32 skaters and can be divided into Small (8-14), Medium (15-22), Large (23-32) categories. Props and costumes should be used to illustrate a creative and artistic program. Any and all maneuvers are allowed. Please see the current ISI Handbook for further information. Synchronized Skating Please see 2016 ISI Handbook for current information. All ISI Synchronized Teams are required to register annually with ISI office, free of charge, to receive an ISI number. This number is required on all entry forms. CONTACT INFORMATION for Skate Parade 2018: Chief Referee and Competition Advisor: Jean Albrightson jeanalbrightson@hotmail.com Competition Director: Char Martin sk8char@gmail.com

9 2018 SKATE PARADE March 2 March 4, 2018 Individual Entry Form Skater s Name Phone # Address Age as of 3/2/18 Sex City, State, Zip Birthdate Home Rink ISI# Exp Date Highest ISI test passed Highest ISI Dance Test Passed Note: Test Deadline for this competition is 1/13/18. Tests must be registered at ISI HQ by this date. Primary Address for communications (parent/guardian): Are you an active USFS member that has competed at or above the Novice Level at any USFS National Championships within the last 2 years? YES NO Please check the events in which you wish to compete: Solo Program (Pre Alpha, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta) Freestyle (FS1 - FS10) Stroking (Pre-Alpha FS3) Freestyle Open-select level: (Bronze FS1-3, Silver FS4-5, Gold FS6-7, Platin. FS8-10 ) Compulsory circle one: (Pre Alpha, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta FS1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) Footwork (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Interpretive (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Solo Spotlight-check (Pre-Alpha Delta, Bronze - Platinum) character light entertainment dramatic Jump & Spin circle: (Low, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Partner: Couples Spotlight circle (Low, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Partner: Artistic Skating (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Rhythmic Skating (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) circle prop: Ribbon Ball Hoop Short Program (Gold & Platinum) Level eligible to compete at Paper Entry Fees & Forms must be mailed to: SQSA Parade ATTN: Char Martin 600 Kenwood Parkway Minneapolis, MN DEADLINE: 1/13/2018 Individual Event Entry Fees First Event: $85.00* Family Entry (all family members 1 st event): $125.00* Couple Spotlight (per pair, if only event): $75.00* Jump & Spin (per skater, if only event): $25.00* Each Additional Event: $15.00* Late Fee (if postmarked after 1/13/18): $25.00 Paper Registration (processing fee) $10.00 Total Enclosed (pay to SQSA PARADE): * ISI District 10 fees included $ Please make checks payable to: SQSA PARADE Required Verifications: Parent/Guardian and Skater verification must be fully completed. I skate at my own risk for the Team. I release ISI, the host rink, and rink personnel for any and all liability. Signature of Skater: Date: Signature of Guardian: Date: Coach Verification: I declare the information on this form to be true and correct. I understand that coaches of competing skaters are required to serve as competition judges. Circle highest judging test passed. Level (circle one): Gold Silver Bronze Synchro 16 update Signature: Phone # Print Coach name: ISI Associate #: Team Liaison Verification (must be completed): I declare the information on this form to be true and correct. Team Liaison Printed Name ISI # Phone Number Address City State Zip Address Signature

10 SKATE PARADE Team Entry Form March 2 March 4, 2018 Name of Group Representing Address City/State/Zip Instructor/Coaches Name (PRINT) Synchro Team ISI Reg #: Is any skater in your Team affected by following declaration? Are you an active USFS member that has competed at or above the Novice Level at any USFS National Championships within the last 2 years? YES NO If Yes please provide details. INDICATE CATEGORY Synchronized Skating Team Synchronized Skating Compulsory Synchronized Formation Team Synchronized Formation Compulsory Synchronized Skating Open Advanced Formation Synchronized Team Compulsory Level FS Family Spotlight (# in group ) Ensemble Team (# in group ) Production Team (# in group ) INDICATE AGE Tots Majority 6 years or younger Jr. Youth Majority 8 years or younger Youth Majority 9-11 years Sr. Youth Majority years Teen Majority years Collegiate Majority of skaters are (& representing a college) Adult Team - majority of skaters 20 & over FEES: Team Compulsory: # skaters X $15.00 (includes Dist10 $1.00 per skater per team event fees)=$ (pay to SQSA PARADE) Synchronized Skating: $15.00 each skater; $8.00 each skater for an additional synchro event 1st event skaters x $15.00 (includes District 10 $1.00 per skater per team event fees) = $ (pay to SQSA PARADE) 2 nd event skaters x $ 8.00 (includes District 10 $1.00 per skater per team event fees) = $ (pay to SQSA PARADE) Family Spotlight: $25.00 per skater in family spotlight group includes $1.00 Dist 10 fee per skater in the family for first 3 skaters up to maximum family spotlight entry fee of $75.00 plus 1.00 Dist 10 fee per ea. skater in the family group beyond first 3 skaters. (Summary: Family Spotlight with 2 skaters: $50.00 fee; 3 skaters: $75.00 fee; 4 skaters or more $75.00 fee + $1.00 ISI Dist 10 fee per each additional skater beyond 3) Enter Family Spotlight Entry Fee: (pay to SQSA PARADE) Ensemble Team: # skaters X $15.00 (includes District 10 $1.00 per team event fee) = $ (pay to SQSA PARADE) Production Team: # skaters X $15.00 (includes District 10 $1.00 per team event fee) = $ (pay to SQSA PARADE) Name Age as of 7/1/17 ISI Number Name Age as of 7/1/17 ISI Number

11 Alternate If a Synchro Team is signing up for different events, which involves a different team make-up (such as using Synchro Skating alternates in Synchro Compulsory), we request a separate list of expected starting skaters. COACH AND TEAM LIAISON VERIFICATION BELOW - MUST BE COMPLETED FOR ENTRY TO BE ACCEPTED. Required Verifications: Team Name: Representing: Event(s) Age Division: COACH VERIFICATION: I declare the information on this form to be true and accurate. All skaters have correct individual ISI memberships. I have notified all team members that they skate at their own risk and release ISI and the home rink and their personnel from all liability. I understand that Synchronized Team entries must supply one qualified judge for a two hour block. I have passed the ISI Judges Certification Test Level: Gold Silver Bronze Synchro 16 Update Signature Printed Name: ISI Associate # Expires Phone#: Coach Mailing Address: City State Zip Coach Address: TEAM LIAISON VERIFICATION: I declare the information on this form to be true and accurate. Signature Printed Name ISI Associate # Expires Phone # Address City, State, Zip Team Liaison s Address: Paper entries and fees must be mailed by Team Liaison to: SQSA Parade ATTN: Char Martin 600 Kenwood Parkway Minneapolis, MN sk8char@gmail.com Entries must be postmarked no later than January 13, Please make checks payable to: SQSA PARADE