2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG Technical Information, Schedules and Draws version 1 May 17, 2016

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1 APPENDIX C 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG Technical Information, Schedules and Draws version 1 May 17, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA EDMONTON, AB MAY 31 JUNE 4, 2016 Page 1

2 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES SCHEDULE MON 30/05/ :00 17:30 JDWG Meeting Judge s Room WAG 18:30 21:00 WAG NTCC Meeting / IST Presentation TUE 31/05/2016 8:00 14:00 8:30 9:45 10:00 16:00 14:00 17:00 17:00 20:00 20:15 JO 9 10 Training WAG Judge Briefing JO 9 10 Training Novice HP Training JR SR Training Technical Meeting Competition Gym WAG Judge Mtg RM Training Gym Competition Gym Training/Comp Gym Competition Gym WED 01/06/2016 8:00 8:20 L9 Sub 1 Warm up Training Gym 8:30 11:45 L9 Team Qualification Competition Gym 9:30 L9 Sub 2 Report to Training Training Gym 11:45 Awards L9 Team 12:40 14:20 Junior Warm Up Competition Gym 14:30 16:00 Junior Qualification Competition Gym 17:05 18:50 Senior Warm Up Competition Gym 19:00 21:00 Senior Qualification Competition Gym THU 02/06/2016 8:30 8:50 L10 (12 15) Warm up Training Gym 9:00 13:00 L10 (12 15) Team Qualification Competition Gym Awards L10 (12 15) Team 13:00 13:20 L9 Warm up Training Gym 13:30 16:20 L9 AA AF Final Competition Gym Awards L9 AA AF 17:00 17:20 Novice Warm Up Competition Gym 17:30 20:30 Novice Day 1 Competition Gym FRI 03/06/2016 8:30 8:50 L10 (16+) Warm up Training Gym 9:00 12:00 Brevet Judges Council WAG Judge Mtg RM 9:00 13:00 L10 (16+) Team Qualification Competition Gym Awards L10 (16+) Team 13:00 13:20 L10 (12 15) Warm up Training Gym 13:30 16:30 L10 (12 15) Final Competition Gym Awards L10 (12 15) AA AF 16:45 18:50 Junior / Senior Warm Up Competition Gym 19:00 21:00 Junior / Senior Finals Competition Gym Awards JR/SR AA AF SAT 04/06/2016 9:00 9:20 Novice Warm Up Competition Gym 9:30 12:30 Novice Finals Competition Gym Novice AA and App Awards 13:30 13:50 L10 (16+) Warm up Training Gym 13:30 16:30 L10 (16+) Team Finals Competition Gym Awards L10 AA AF SUN 05/06/2016 9:30 14:00 Wag Program Assembly Lister Page 2

3 1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS IN EFFECT 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES All Coaches are reminded that the following documents are in effect for the Championships. FIG WAG CoP (June 2015) FIG WAG Help Desk (Edition 5) April 2015 FIG Newsletter 34, 35, 36, 37 and 38 Canadian High Performance Program August 2015 Canadian List of New Elements Jan 2016 REGULATIONS FOR CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Refer to Section 5 of the WPM that is on the GCG website TEAM WARM UPS In team competitions, teams will warm up as a group. When a Competition Group is composed of Team and individual athletes, the warm up groups is split as follows: Team + 1 individual: all warm up together. When a Group is composed of a Team + 2 or more individuals: the team warms up and competes first; the individual athletes always warm up as a second sub group. CHALK MARKS AT VAULT: Chalk marks will not be permitted at vault. Athletic tape and/or Velcro strips only may be placed on the runway and for round off entry vaults only they may be placed across the width of the vault runway. Coaches are to remove marks at the end of the rotation. VERIFICATION OF RESULTS: Coaches have up to 5 minutes after the publication of the draft results to verify them and communicate any error to the Canadian Head Judge (or designate) or the Program Director AG. After 5 minutes, the results will be considered as accurate. 2 TRAINING SCHEDULES JO 9 10 TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, MAY 31 TIME COMPETITION GYM TRAINING GYM 07:30 08:00 Group 1 General Warm up 08:00 09:30 Group 1 09:30 11:00 Group 2 Group 1 11:00 12:30 Group 3 Group 2 12:30 14:00 Group 4 Group 3 14:00 15:30 Group 4 In the competition gym, groups 2, 3 and 4 may start general warm up on the MAG floor 30 minutes before the beginning of their training session. Athletes may not disturb the group currently training. Page 3

4 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES Group 1 = 29 Group 2 = 29 Group 3 = 29 Group 4 = 32 A. AB JO 10 (16+) (7) B. AB JO 10 (12 15)(7) C. AB JO 9 (7) D. SK JO 10 (8) A. BC JO 10 (16+) (6) NB JO 10 (1) B. BC JO 10 (12 15)(7) C. BC JO 9 (7) D. MB JO 10 (8) A. QC JO 10 (16+) (7) B. SK JO 9 (4) MB JO 9(3) C. QC JO 10 (12 15) (7) D. QC JO 9 (7) NS Taiso (1) A. ON JO 10 (16+) (7) B. ON JO 10 (12 15)(7) C. NL JO 9 and 10 (5) NS (4) D. ON JO 9 (7) NS HA (2) Provinces may distribute athletes within the groups as they wish as long as each apparatus does not exceed the numbers indicated. COMPETITION GYM ROTATIONS Group 1 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 07:30 08:00 General W/UP 08:00 8:22:30 Rotation 1 A B C D 8:22:30 08:45 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 08:45 9:07.30 Rotation 3 C D A B 9:07:30 09:30 Rotation 4 B C D A Training in Training Gym will start on the last apparatus with 22 minutes per rotation. Group 2 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 09:00 09:30 General W/UP MAG FLOOR 09:30 09:52.30 Rotation 1 A B C D 09: :15 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 10:15 10:37.30 Rotation 3 C D A B 10: :00 Rotation 4 B C D A Training in Training Gym will start on the last apparatus with 22 minutes per rotation. Group 3 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 10:30 11:00 General W/UP MAG FLOOR 11:00 11:22:30 Rotation 1 A B C D 11:22:30 11:45 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 11:45 12:07:30 Rotation 3 C D A B 12:07:30 12:30 Rotation 4 B C D A Training in Training Gym will start on the last apparatus with 22 minutes per rotation. Group 4 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 12:00 12:30 General W/UP MAG FLOOR 12:30 12:52:30 Rotation 1 A B C D 12:52:30 13:15 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 13:15 13:37.30 Rotation 3 C D A B 13:37:30 14:00 Rotation 4 B C D A Training in Training Gym will start on the last apparatus with 22 minutes per rotation. Page 4

5 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES NOTE: In the training gym, provinces may modify the duration of each rotation and the starting apparatus provided that all provinces are in agreement. NOVICE HP TUESDAY MAY 31 Training Groups for WAG Novice will be as set out in the draw on page 10. VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 13:30 14:00 General W/UP MAG FLOOR 14:00 14:45 Rotation 1 A B C D 14:45 15:30 Rotation 2 00:45:00 D A B C 15:30 16:15 Rotation 3 C D A B 16:15 17:00 Rotation 4 B C D A JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY MAY 31 TIME COMPETITION GYM TRAINING GYM 16:30 17:00 Group 1 & 2 General Warm up 17:00 18:30 Group 1 Group 2 18:30 20:00 Group 2 Group 1 Group 1 = 20 Group 2 = 22 A. Dynamo (4) World Class (1) A. Equilibrix (3) Flicka (2) B. EY (1) H Alta (1) GEM (2) Gymnix (1) B. Marian (1) Omega (2) BLU (1) Champ (1) C. GFly (2) Via (3) C. CGC (5) Rev (1) D. Manjak (2) SCGC (1) Burl (1) UNI (1) D. Brandon (1) TGTC (1) Cap City (1) Gym R (3) Gymnasts/Clubs may not change their apparatus/training group without the permission of the Program Director AG as per the regulations set out in Section 5. ROTATIONS FOR TRAINING IN COMPETITION GYM Group 1 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 16:30 17:00 General W/UP 17:00 17:22.30 Rotation 1 A B C D 17: :45 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 17:45 18:07.30 Rotation 3 C D A B 18: :30 Rotation 4 B C D A Training in Training Gym will start on the last apparatus with 22 minutes per rotation. Group 2 16:30 18:30 General W/UP in Training Gym Starting apparatus 00:22:00 VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR D A B C 18:30 18:52:30 Rotation 1 A B C D 18:52:30 19:15 Rotation 2 00:22:30 D A B C 19:15 19:37.30 Rotation 3 C D A B Page 5

6 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES 19: :00 Rotation 4 B C D A TRAINING SCHEDULE FROM WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY There will be no additional training in the competition gym from Wednesday to Friday. Training in the training gym is available to all gymnasts throughout the week according to the following schedule: Wednesday Open from 10:30 in 1.hr blocks Thursday: Open from 11:00 12:30 Open from 14:00 in 1 hr blocks Friday: Open from 11:00 12:30 Open from 14:00 in 1 hr blocks Procedures: Reservations are made by provincial associations only. A reservation must be submitted to David Holmes the Championships Technical Manager david.holmes@stampedecitygym.com by no later than 20:00 the day before or at least 5 hours before the desired time on the same day. The OC will review the training requests and will circulate the response no later than 21:00 the day before in the Chefs mailboxes. An open training format may be used for any session if there are very few athletes in the gym and all the provinces who have a confirmation are in agreement. COMPETITION DRAW The teams were drawn as per the WAG Program Manual, Section 5. The athletes on a team always compete before individual athletes. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO 9 (41) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Team Competition Format: Warm Up Sub 1 08:00 08:20 Warm Up Sub 2 9:40 10:00 Competition (apparatus warm up and compete) 08:30 11:30 Awards Team COMPETITION GROUPS (SUBDIVISION 1) A = 5 B = 5 C = 5 D = 5 Team ON (5) Team NL(3) Team NS(3) Team QC (5) IND = Individuals ON IND 2 QC IND 2 Warm up for Subdivision 1 will take place in the training gym and will follow Canadian Format. See Section 1 for Team Warm ups. Subdivision 2 athletes must report to the Training Gym by 9:30. Warm up will begin when the Competition Head Judge estimates there is 25 min remaining to the Subdivision 1 competition (approximately at the start of the final rotation) and so may begin earlier or later than stated. At the conclusion of Subdivision 1, the Subdivision 2 athletes will be marched in to compete on their first apparatus. Page 6

7 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES COMPETITION GROUPS (SUBDIVISION 2) A = 5 B = 5 C = 5 D = 6 Team MB (3) Team BC (5) Team AB (5) Team SK (4) AB IND 2 BC IND 2 COMPETITION ROTATIONS ROTATION VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A If a group is composed of a team and individual gymnasts, the individual gymnasts will always compete after the team, whether or not they are from the same P/T. The order of passage within a team and/or a P/T group (individuals competing in a team format) is the responsibility of each P/T. The order must be submitted to the Competition Director on FORM WAG A no later than the stated deadline for that category, otherwise the Competition Director will determine the order. Substitution: A substitution of Team athlete and an Independent athlete may be performed under the following conditions. If the team athlete and the individual athlete are in different flights the substitution may occur up to the beginning of the general warm up of the first flight for reasons of illness or injury verified by a medical certificate. A gymnast may not warm up or compete in two flights. The individual athlete and the team athlete who are switched also switch competition order. If the team athlete and the individual athlete are in the same flight, substitution of an individual athlete with a team athlete may occur up to 30 minutes before the beginning of the competition for reasons of illness or injury verified by a medical certificate. The team athlete will be scratched from the competition. Number of coaches: 3 coaches per P/T with 4 to 7 athletes In the waiting area 2 coaches per P/T with 2 to 3 athletes - 1 coach per P/T with 1 athlete Tagging in and out is permitted. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JUNIOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 General warm up 12:40 13:05 Apparatus warm up 13:05 14:25 Competition 14:30 16:00 COMPETITION GROUPS ( 21) GROUP A = 5 GROUP B = 5 GROUP C = 5 GROUP D = 6 V G Jurca GFLY A Padurariu GEM H de Jong FGC S Shaver UNI S. Sim DYN J Chrobok GEM M Phillips GYM A Didomizio BGC G Harder CGC B Moors DYN K Johnston MAN A Bladon BLU M Fairbairn SCGC E Guthrie CHA S Marois VIA E. Pouliot TG Page 7

8 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES M DiPietro DYN S Urban DYN C McDevitt EQ E Monat EQ E Walker MGC QUALIFICATION WARM UP: Starting on second competition apparatus VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 17:30 17:50 General W/UP 13:05 13:25 WU Rotation 1 D A B C 13:25 13:45 WU Rotation 2 00:20:00 C D A B 13:45 14:05 WU Rotation 3 B C D A 14:05 14:25 WU Rotation 4 A B C D COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A The first gymnast on an apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus. Competition order for Day 1: Gymnasts may be moved to another group if there is a significant imbalance (± 2 gymnasts) in one (or more) group(s) occurring before the Qualification. A draw will determine which gymnast will be moved. She will assume the place of the gymnast scratched. Number of coaches: Two coaches per athlete with a maximum of three per club are allowed in the waiting area. Tagging in and out is permitted. COMPETITION ORDER FOR SENIOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 General warm up 17:05 17:30 Apparatus warm up 17:30 18:50 Competition 19:00 21:00 COMPETITION GROUPS (23) A B C D C. Wright MGC B. Rogers CGC M Copiak CGC C Kaji FGC S Brown CCG E Black HA H. Cyrenne GR M Roberts EY S Olsen OGA K Peterman REV M Ruttan CGC I Onyshko BE L l Vézina GFLY S Soloski CGC V K Woo GR E Dumont VIA S Gill MAN S Cho OGA M Bastien VIA A Rousseau EQ M Chant WC M Dick Trinidad * R K Woo GR * Out of Competition The first gymnast on an apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus. Competition order for Day 1: Gymnasts may be moved to another group if there is a significant imbalance (± 2 gymnasts) in one (or more) group(s) occurring before the Qualification. A draw will determine which gymnast will be moved. She will assume the place of the gymnast scratched. Page 8

9 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES Number of coaches: Two coaches per athlete with a maximum of three per club are allowed in the waiting area. Tagging in and out is permitted. WARM UP: Starting on second competition rotation. VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 17:05 17:30 General W/UP 17:30 17:50 WU Rotation 1 D A B C 17:50 18:10 WU Rotation 2 00:20:00 C D A B 18:10 18:30 WU Rotation 3 B C D A 18:30 18:50 WU Rotation 4 A B C D COMPETITION ROTATIONS ROTATION VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO (39) THURSDAY, JUNE 2 Team Competition Format: Warm Up 08:30 08:50 Competition (apparatus warm up and compete) 09:00 12:15 Awards Team COMPETITION GROUPS A = (5/5) B = (5/5) C = (5/4) D = (5/5) I AB TEAM (5) QC TEAM (5) BC TEAM (5) ON TEAM (5) II SK TEAM (4) QC IND (2) BC IND (2) ON IND (2) AB IND (1) MB IND (3) NF IND (2) NS IND (2) IND = Individuals AB IND (1) The JO 10 (12 15) has been scheduled for one subdivision by the WAG PC. The warm up will be split as above (Part I and Part II). There will be no alternation of Part I and Part II of the groups from rotation to rotation so that there is the least amount of waiting for athletes from one event to the next. COMPETITION ROTATION TEAM ROTATION VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A Page 9

10 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES The order of passage within a team and/or a P/T group (individuals competing in a team format) is the responsibility of each P/T. The order must be submitted to the Competition Director on FORM WAG A no later than the stated deadline for that category, otherwise the Competition Director will determine the order. Substitution: A substitution of Team athlete and an Independent athlete may be performed under the following conditions. If the team athlete and the individual athlete are in different flights the substitution may occur up to the beginning of the general warm up of the first flight for reasons of illness or injury verified by a medical certificate. A gymnast may not warm up or compete in two flights. The individual athlete and the team athlete who are switched also switch competition order. If the team athlete and the individual athlete are in the same flight, substitution of an individual athlete with a team athlete may occur up to 30 minutes before the beginning of the competition for reasons of illness or injury verified by a medical certificate. The team athlete will be scratched from the competition. Number of coaches: 3 coaches per P/T with 4 to 7 athletes In the waiting area 2 coaches per P/T with 2 to 3 athletes - 1 coach per P/T with 1 athlete Tagging in and out is permitted. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO 9 FINAL (36) THURSDAY, JUNE 2 General warm up 13:00 13:20 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 13:30 16:45 Awards AA, AF See draw regulations for finals in next section. COMPETITION ORDER FOR NOVICE HP (31) THURSDAY, JUNE 2 General warm up 17:00 17:20 Competition 17:30 20:30 COMPETITION GROUPS (31) A B C D K Wai EY Q Skrupa BE I Juk OGA S. King CGC C Dufault GFLY V Menezes Thibault LE J Ewing TGC E Lalonde UNI J Chapman TUM E Spence DYN L Atangana SCGC J Carvell FGC J Sartoretto FUT V Léonard UNI L Jakab OKG K Cato CGC J. Langille TGC A Keats ORT RC. Innes CGC L Tindale MAN N Kraus MGC J. Niles FUT E Kauffman CGC C Zhong LGF R Grenke OGC J Richardson BLU G Beselt OKG J Gorsline CGC L Mounsey FUT A Rosales TUM R. Riley BLU * Competing out of competition Competition order for Day 1: Gymnasts may be moved to another group if there is a significant imbalance (± 2 gymnasts) in one (or more) group(s) occurring before the Qualification. A draw will determine which gymnast will be moved. She will assume the place of the gymnast scratched. Page 10

11 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES Number of coaches: Two coaches per athlete with a maximum of three per club are allowed in the waiting area. Tagging in and out is permitted. COMPETITION ROTATIONS ROTATION VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A The first two gymnasts on an apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO 16+ (39) FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Team Competition Format: General warm up 08:30 08:50 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 09:00 12:15 Awards Team COMPETITION GROUPS A = (5/5) B = (5/4) C = (5/5) D = (5/5) I QC TEAM (5) MB TEAM (5) BC TEAM (5) AB TEAM (5) II ON TEAM (5) QC 16+ (2) SK 16+ (4) NB 16+ (1) IND = Individuals ON 16+ (2) BC 16+ (1) AB 16+ (2) NS 16+ (2) The JO 10 (16+) has been scheduled for one subdivision by the WAG PC. The warm up will be split as above (Part I and Part II). There will be no alternation of Part I and Part II of the groups from rotation to rotation so that there is the least amount of waiting for athletes from one event to the next. COMPETITION ROTATION TEAM ROTATION VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR 1 A B C D 2 D A B C 3 C D A B 4 B C D A The order of passage within a team and/or a P/T group (individuals competing in a team format) is the responsibility of each P/T. The order must be submitted to the Competition Director on FORM WAG A no later than the stated deadline for that category, otherwise the Competition Director will determine the order. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO 10 (12 15) FINAL (36) FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Page 11

12 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES General warm up 13:00 13:20 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 13:30 16:45 Awards AA, AF See draw regulations for finals in next section. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JR/SR AA AND APPARATUS FINAL (16/16) FRIDAY, JUNE 3 General warm up 16:45 18:50 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 19:00 21:15 Awards AA, Apparatus JR and SR See draw regulations for finals in next section. WARM UP: Starting on second competition rotation. VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 16:45 17:05 General W/UP In Training Gym 17:10 17:35 WU Rotation 1 SR 2 JR 1 JR 2 SR 1 17:35 18:00 WU Rotation 2 00:25:00 SR 1 SR 2 JR 1 JR 2 18:00 18:25 WU Rotation 3 JR 2 SR 1 SR 2 JR 1 18:25 18:50 WU Rotation 4 JR 1 JR 2 SR 1 SR 2 COMPETITION ROTATIONS ROTATION VAULT UBARS BEAM FLOOR 1 JR 1 JR 2 SR 1 SR 2 2 SR 2 JR 1 JR 2 SR 1 3 SR 1 SR 2 JR 1 JR 2 4 JR 2 SR 1 SR 2 JR 1 The first two gymnasts on an apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus. COMPETITION ORDER FOR NOVICE DAY 2 (31) SATURDAY, JUNE 4 General warm up 09:00 09:20 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 09:30 12:15 Awards AA, Apparatus See draw regulations for finals in next section. COMPETITION ORDER FOR JO 16+ (36) SATURDAY, JUNE 4 General warm up 13:00 13:20 Competition (Apparatus warm up and compete) 13:30 16:30 Awards AA, Apparatus See draw regulations for finals in next section. Page 12

13 QUALIFICATION FOR FINALS 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES JO 9 AND 10 ALL AROUND AND APPARATUS FINALS As per Section 5 of the WAG Regulations, there will be 36 athletes qualified to the All Around and Apparatus finals in the JO 9, JO 10 (12 15) and JO 10 (16+) categories as follows: Participation eligibility criteria for all age groups in the JO 9 and JO 10 All Around and Apparatus Finals will be as follows based on the results from Day 1: A maximum of 36 athletes as follows: - the 2 highest ranked athletes per P/T with a team; - the highest ranked athlete per P/T without a team provided that she has obtained at least one score higher than zero during the Team Final; - the next top ranked All Around athletes from the Team Final up to 36; Any athlete in their respective age group who ranked in the top 8 absolute on an apparatus after the Team Final, on that apparatus only. In case of injury, in each g: o if the highest ranked P/T athlete(s) is injured, she is replaced by the next highest ranked P/T athlete; o if the 2nd or 3rd ranked P/T athlete is already in the finals, her place is given to the next highest ranked athlete from the Team Final. In case of a tie, all athletes tied for the final spot following the Team Final are eligible to compete in the All Around and Apparatus Finals. There is no carry over score from the Team Final. a) The qualified athletes will be divided into four equal groups according to their AA rank after the Team Final (as outlined in.5.7.5). The top athletes will start on Vault. The second group will start on Bars, the third group on Beam and the remaining athletes will start on Floor. b) The draw below will determine the order of passage within a group for the first apparatus. c) Draw for each age group for Day 2 will be as follows: VAULT UNEVEN BARS BEAM FLOOR Qualif Rank Comp. Order Qualif Rank Comp. Order Qualif Rank Comp. Order Qualif Rank Comp. Order The first two gymnasts on an apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus. Page 13

14 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES d) In case of a tie for participation or seeding to a group, the gymnast with the higher Sum of Canadian D scores will be considered ranked higher. In case of a further tie, a draw will determine the athlete considered ranked higher. e) The allocation to a competition group will be done by the AG PD for the additional athlete(s) who ranked in the top 8 or top 6 absolute on an apparatus. Whenever possible, the athlete will compete on her apparatus with the strongest All Around group. If there is more than one additional athlete on the same apparatus, the lower ranked athlete will compete on her apparatus with the second strongest All Around group. This additional athlete will compete last in the group. f) Two reserve gymnasts will be identified per sub category. The first reserve gymnast will warm up with the group of athletes starting the competition on Floor. The second reserve gymnast will warm up with the group of athletes starting the competitions on Beam. NOVICE ALL AROUND FINAL AND APPARATUS For Day 2, there is a seeded draw based on the rankings of Day 1. The draw below will determine the order of passage within a group of Novices for the first apparatus. The first two gymnasts on one apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus for all groups. VAULT UNEVEN BARS BEAM FLOOR AA Rank Order AA Rank Order AA Rank Order AA Rank Order In case of a tie, the Novice with the higher Sum of Canadian D Scores will be considered ranked higher. In case of a further tie, a draw will determine the athlete considered ranked higher THE ALL AROUND AND APPARATUS RANKINGS WILL BE DETERMINED ACCORDING TO THE CUMULATIVE RESULTS OF DAY 1 AND DAY 2. JUNIOR AND SENIOR ALL AROUND FINAL The top 16 AA Juniors and top 16 AA Senior from the Qualification competitions will participate in Day 2 Finals. In addition, any athlete who is ranked in the top 8 on an apparatus, but not ranked in the top 16 AA will enter the competition in Group 1 of their respective category for the event upon which they have qualified. The apparatus qualifier will always be the first to compete on that rotation. An athlete who qualifies for the All Around Final is expected to compete on a minimum of three apparatus or scratch from the Final. Apparatus ranking on Vault, will be based on the specific rules in the Canadian Models. Page 14

15 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES The athletes will be seeded according to their All Around rank after the Qualification. The top eight Juniors will start on Vault, the next eight on Bars. The top eight Seniors will start on Beam and the next eight on Floor. VAULT JUNIOR UNEVEN BARS JUNIOR BEAM SENIOR FLOOR SENIOR Comp. Order Rank Qualif Comp. Order Rank Qualif Comp. Order Rank Qualif Comp. Order Rank Qualif In case of a tie to determine the 16th athlete in a category or the 8th athlete in the first group or to break the tied among athletes with the same rank, the athlete with the highest Sum of Canadian D scores from the Qualification will be considered ranked higher. In case of further tie in 16th place, both athletes will compete in the All Around Final (in group #2). In case of a further tie for the 8th place in group #1, a draw will determine the athlete considered ranked higher. The 17th athlete (in case of a tie) will start first in group #2 or group #4 (or after an apparatus finalist if place in that group). The competition order of the other athletes will be adjusted accordingly. On each apparatus, athletes will warm up and compete in two sub groups. Two reserve gymnasts will be identified for each category. The first reserve gymnast may warm up with the group of athletes ranked from 9th to 16th. Page 15

16 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS WAG / GYMNASTIQUE ARTISTIQUE GAF Team Competition Order of Passage / Concours par équipe Ordre de passage JO 9 FORM A Province / Territory / Territoire : Deadline: Tuesday, May 31, :30 Each Team must submit their Order of Passage for the Team competition at least 24 hours in advance of their Flight to the competition head table. Please complete the form by indicating the order of competing of your gymnasts for each apparatus. Date limite : Le mardi, 31 mai h30 Chaque équipe doit soumettre son ordre de passage pour le Concours par équipe à la table de direction au moins 24 heures avant le début de la subdivision dans laquelle l équipe concourt. SVP Remplir le formulaire et indiquer l ordre de passage des athlètes à chaque appareil # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 6) Ordre de passage (1 6) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Individuals in Group # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 7) Ordre de passage (1 7) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Coach/Manager Date : Page 16

17 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS WAG / GYMNASTIQUE ARTISTIQUE GAF Team Competition Order of Passage / Concours par équipe Ordre de passage JO 10 (12 15) FORM A Province / Territory / Territoire : Deadline: Wednesday, June 1, :00 Each Team must submit their Order of Passage for the Team competition at least 24 hours in advance of their Flight to the competition head table. Please complete the form by indicating the order of competing of your gymnasts for each apparatus. Date limite : Le mercredi 01 juin h00 Chaque équipe doit soumettre son ordre de passage pour le Concours par équipe à la table de direction au moins 24 heures avant le début de la subdivision dans laquelle l équipe concourt. SVP Remplir le formulaire et indiquer l ordre de passage des athlètes à chaque appareil. # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 7) Ordre de passage (1 7) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Individuals in Group # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 7) Ordre de passage (1 7) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Coach/Manager Date : Page 17

18 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS WAG / GYMNASTIQUE ARTISTIQUE GAF Team Competition Order of Passage / Concours par équipe Ordre de passage JO 10 (16+) FORM A Province / Territory / Territoire : Deadline: Thursday, June 2, :00 Each Team must submit their Order of Passage for the Team competition at least 24 hours in advance of their Flight to the competition head table. Please complete the form by indicating the order of competing of your gymnasts for each apparatus. Date limite : Le jeudi 02 juin h00 Chaque équipe doit soumettre son ordre de passage pour le Concours par équipe à la table de direction au moins 24 heures avant le début de la subdivision dans laquelle l équipe concourt. SVP Remplir le formulaire et indiquer l ordre de passage des athlètes à chaque appareil. # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 7) Ordre de passage (1 7) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Individuals in Group # Name (Family, Given) Nom (Famille, prénom) Order of Competing (1 7) Ordre de passage (1 7) VAULT / SAUT BARS / BARRES BEAM / POUTRE FLOOR / SOL Coach/Manager Date : Page 18

19 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships WAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES GYMNASTICS CANADA GYMNASTIQUE REQUEST FOR BAR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT FOR WAG NATIONAL LEVEL GYMNASTICS COMPETITIONS The following form must be completed and submitted to the Canadian Head Judge or designate during one of the official training sessions before the competition. Note: Both rails need to be raised by 10 cm. Club Province Athlete s Name Category Head Coach Name Signature Permission Granted Denied Rationale if denied Signature CHJ Date: Form to be returned by CHJ to PD-AG at end of competition Page 19

20 APPENDIX D 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG Technical Information, Schedules and Draws version 1 May 17, 2016 University of Alberta Page 1

21 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES SCHEDULE MEN S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS Date Time Detail Location TUE 31/05/ :00 15:00 Open to all levels Training by request Training Gym 15:00 17:30 Nov/JR Training Only Training Gym 11:00 13:30 15:00 17:30 MAG Program Committee Meeting Senior Training Only MAG Judges Room Competition Gym 18:00 20:00 MAG Coaches Consultation 20:15 20:45 Technical Meeting (MAG/WAG) Competition Gym Wed 1/06/ :00 11:00 Available open training by request Training Gym 09:00 12:00 Novice Physical Testing and Podium Training Competition Gym 12:00 15:00 Junior Physical Testing and Podium Training Competition Gym 14:30 16:30 Senior Podium Warm up Training Gym 16:00 16:30 Judges briefing for Sr Podium MAG Judges room 16:30 19:00 Senior Podium training Competition Gym 17:30 19:15 National Open Training Training Gym 19:15 21:00 National Open Training Competition Gym 17:30 19:30 MAG JDWG MAG Judges room THU 2/06/ :00 09:25 Novice Optional/Team Warm up Competition Gym 8:30 9:30 Judges Briefing MAG Judges room 9:30 12:00 Novice Optional/Team COMPETITION Competition Gym 12:30 Awards Novice Team 11:30 12:55 Open Sub 1 Warm up Training Gym 13:00 15:00 Open Sub 1 COMPETITION Competition Gym 13:30 14:55 Open Sub 2 Warm up (may be delayed) Training Gym 15:00 17:00 Open Sub 2 COMPETITION Competition Gym 17:00 Awards Open Team 17:30 19:00 Junior Warm up Competition Gym 19:00 21:30 Junior AA COMPETITION Competition Gym 21:30 Awards Junior AA FRI 3/06/ :00 11:30 MAG All National Team athletes Meeting TBC 11:30 12:55 Novice Compulsory Warm up Competition Gym 13:00 15:30 Novice Compulsory COMPETITION Competition Gym 15:30 Awards Novice AA and AF 16:40 17:00 Senior Warm up Competition Gym 17:00 17:54 Senior Apparatus Timed Warm Up Competition Gym 18:00 20:30 Senior AA COMPETITION Competition Gym 20:30 Awards Senior AA SAT 4/06/ :00 09:30 Open/Jr Finals Warm up Competition Gym 09:30 12:00 Open/Jr Finals COMPETITION Competition Gym Awards Open/JR AF 12:30 13:50 Senior Finals Warm up Competition Gym 14:00 17:00 Senior Finals COMPETITIONS Competition Gym 17:00 Awards Senior AF Page 2

22 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES 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 Physical Abilities Testing: Gymnasts in the Novice and Junior categories will be evaluated on their Physical Abilities using Flexibility B, Ring Strength B and Parallel Bar Strength B routines during the training sessions at Canadian Championships. 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 the Junior and Age Group National Coach. Documents in Effect: All MAG Coaches are reminded that the following documents are in effect for the Championships. FIG Code of Points FIG Newsletter 27, 28, Canadian Provincial Pathways Program Dec Final Canadian Elite Pathways Program Dec Final Coaches Consultation/NTCC Coaches Consultation meeting is an opportunity for the GCG Program staff and committees to communicate new developments and to offer coaches an opportunity for discussion and feedback. Should you have specific topics you would like to discuss or have addressed, you are encouraged to send these in advance to Karl and/or Tony to ensure they are covered. TRAINING SCHEDULES TRAINING SCHEDULES FOR TUESDAY, MAY 31 OPEN There will be training by Province available in the Training Gym upon request from 10:00 15:00. The Floor in the training Gym is a shared floor with the WAG program. As the MAG scheduled trainings are on Wednesday, the WAG program will have priority on the floor during these Tuesday sessions. Please see below for instructions on requesting training sessions. NOVICE AND JUNIOR There will be training for Novice and Junior only available in the Training Gym from 15:00 17:30. The Floor in the training Gym is a shared floor with the WAG program. As the MAG scheduled trainings are on Wednesday, the WAG program will have priority on the floor during these Tuesday sessions. SENIOR There will be a Senior category training session in the Competition Gym from 15:00 17:30. Page 3

23 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES TRAINING SCHEDULES FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 There will be training in the Training Gym upon request from 9:00 11:00 available for gymnasts in the Open and Senior categories. Please see below for instructions below on requesting training sessions. NOVICE AND JUNIOR Training has been allocated by Category in the Competition Gym followed by one additional hour of training in the training gym for a total of 3.5 hrs. There will be no timed rotations during the Novice or Junior Training Sessions along with the Physical Abilities testing (see above). TIME COMPETITION GYM TRAINING GYM 09:00 12:00 12:00 15:000 Novice Training and Physical Abilities Testing Junior Training and Physical Abilities Testing SENIOR PODIUM TRAINING The Senior Podium training in the Competition Gym is run similar to what would be experienced at a Major Games or Championships. The judges will be on site and will practice judge routines. Athletes will follow their competitive order and rotate with their assigned groups. All senior athletes must be in competition attire and will present one full routine to the judges assigned to that apparatus. The podium training is to provide athletes feedback prior to the competition and will be adhered to similar to World Championships. Athletes will have a 2 hour warm up in the training gym and then move to the Competition Gym with approximately 25 minutes per event. Rotations will be timed. This session may also be taken into consideration when determining the working group for World Championships. TIME FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 14:30 16:30 General W/UP and Open Training in Training Gym 16:30 16:55 Rotation 1 A B C D E F 16:55 17:20 Rotation 2 F A B C D E 17:20 17:45 Rotation 3 E F A B C D 17:45 18:05 Rotation 4 00:25:00 D E F A B C 18:05 18:30 Rotation 5 C D E F A B 18:30 18:55 Rotation 6 B C D E F A OPEN There are over 40 athletes in the Open category. Training will be open, but athletes will need to be sensitive to the timing on Parallel Bars. TIME COMPETITION GYM TRAINING GYM 17:30 19:15 Open Category Training 19:15 21:00 Open Category Training Page 4

24 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES TRAINING SCHEDULE FROM FRIDAY TO SATURDAY Training in the training gym is available to all gymnasts throughout the week according to the following schedule: Thursday: Session 1: 08:30 11:00 Session 2: 15:00 17:00 Session 3: 19:30 21:00 Friday: Open from 9:00 onwards in 1 hr blocks by request Saturday: There will be one training session for Junior and Senior athletes in the Competition Gym from 9:00 to 10:30.. Procedures: Reservations are made by provincial associations only. A reservation must be submitted to David Holmes the Championships Technical Manager david.holmes@stampedecitygym.com by no later than 20:00 the day before or at least 5 hours before the desired time on the same day. The OC will review the training requests and will circulate the response no later than 21:00 the day before in the Chefs mailboxes. An open training format may be used for any session if there are very few athletes in the gym and all the provinces who have a confirmation are in agreement. COMPETITION DRAW COMPETITION ORDER FOR NOVICE TEAM (19) FRIDAY, MAY 29 TH Team Competition Format: Warm Up 08:30 09:55 Competition (apparatus warm up and compete) 10:00 12:30 COMPETITION GROUPS A B C Team NS 1. Duquette, L 2. d'entremont, V 3. Rexhepi, E AB / BC / SK Mixed 1. Thompson, E 2. Cruz, N 3. Kotlar, A Team QC 1. Blaquire, F 2. San Jorge Lucas, D 3. Côté, N 4. Julien, P 5. Dolci, F 6. Menezes Thibault, O Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. Team ON 4. Sandro, D 5. Tamane, K 6. Doan, D 7. Siminiuc, E 8. Chronopoulos, I 9. Dac Bang, M Independent 10. Bertola, P WARM UP 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. Page 5

25 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 1 A B C 2 A B C 3 A B C 4 A B C 5 C A B 6 B C A COMPETITION ORDER FOR OPEN TEAM THURSDAY JUNE 2 Team Competition Format: Warm up Sub 1 (Training Gym) 11:30 12:55 Competition Sub 1 13:00 15:00 A B C D BC (8) NB (7) QC (8) MB (4) Warm up Sub 2 (Training Gym) 13:30 14:55 Competition Sub 2 15:00 17:00 A B C D AB (8) Mixed (4) (SK, PEI, NL) ON (8) NS (7) COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 1 A B C D 2 A B C D 3 A B C D 4 D A B C 5 C D A B 6 B C D A Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. The teams were seeded as per the MAG Program Regulations Section 4. TEAM ORDER The order of passage within a team and/or a P/T group (individuals competing in a team format) is the responsibility of each P/T. The order must be submitted to the Competition Director on the form enclosed no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the competition warm up. Coaches: There should not be more than two (2) coaches on the floor during the competition. Page 6

26 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES COMPETITION ORDER FOR JUNIOR (21) THURSDAY JUNE 2 General warm up 17:30 19:00 Competition 19:00 21:00 COMPETITION GROUPS A B C D J Tyndall TG R Oehrlein GMGC A Idriss CGC M Thorpe QCK R Lowe TGTC E Baker GM C Kiers TGC C Légaré CPS M Tyndall TG J Scripnick FGC D Friesen TGC C Bearne HA C Kaji VP A Tawfik FGC W Émard LE A Watters HA D Wong VP F Bérubé CPS H Kalynchuk CGC A Pelletier IMA J Stumpo EY WARM UP 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 2 A B C D 3 A B C D 4 D A B C 5 C D A B 6 B C D A COMPETITION ORDER FOR NOVICE DAY 2 FRIDAY JUNE 3 Warm Up 11:30 12:55 Competition (apparatus warm up and compete) 13:00 15:30 COMPETITION GROUPS (19) A B C P Bertola GM N Cruz LG L Duquette HA N Cote GN D Doan FUT I Chronopoulos FUT M Dac Bang GM D Sandro GM D San Lucas CPS K Tamane VG F Dolci LE F Blaquire CPS P Julien GN E Siminiuc FUT A Kotlar TG E Rexhepi TT O Menezes Thibault LE E Thompson CGC V d Entremont HA Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. WARM UP 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. Page 7

27 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES COMPETITION ROTATION ROTATION FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 1 A B C 2 A B C 3 A B C 4 A B C 5 C A B 6 B C A COMPETITION ORDER FOR SENIOR FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Warm Up 16:10 17:00 Timed Warm up 17:00 17:50 Competition 18:00 20:30 Awards COMPETITION GROUPS (36) (QUALIFIED APPARATUS NOTED) A B C T King FX,V, Pb, HB TGC C Shelton FX, R, V CCG S Ito FX, R, V, PB, HB T Pellerin FX, PH, VT GYM S Gaudet Pellerin AA CPS R Watson AA TWG V Reinhardsson AA HA H Smith AA HA D Cachia FX,PH,R,V UofC S Tomizawa AA HA S Paquin AA CPS S Nabata AA KGTC W Tyndall AA TGC J Bartholomeusz AA HA K Ikeda AA TWG E Cruz AA HA W Black FX, V HA B Earl FX, R, V UofC D E F A Mah AA VP K Lytwyn R, HB UofC S Chaplin AA TWG FX,V,PB,H T Marsden AA CCG J Gagnon B TGC P Yadollahi AA UNI J Karstadt AA FUT S Zakutney AA OGC J Osers FX TWG C Stanley FX, V, PB LGF A Tryguba AA TGI S Morgan FX,R,V FLG FX, PH, J Payne AA CCG A Loran HB TGC Z Levesque FX, RG UNI FX, V, R, D Dyson AA VP W Gazer PB UofC R Cournoyer AA GYK TIMED WARM UP FOR PARALLEL BARS Timed warm up will take place for Parallel Bars. Gymnasts are to arrive at Parallel Bars in their competition group at the time stated below. All other events are open. TIME FLOOR POMMEL RINGS VAULT P BARS H BAR 16:10 16:20 General W/UP in Training Gym 16:20 16:35 Rotation 1 F 16:35 16:50 Rotation 2 A 16:50 17:05 Rotation 3 B 17:05 17:20 Rotation 4 00:15:00 C 17:20 17:35 Rotation 5 D 17:35 17:50 Rotation 6 E U of C Page 8

28 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES 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 Drop down one within each group for the next apparatus. DRAWS FOR FINALS FROM THE MAG TECHNICAL REGULATIONS Novice Day 2 Compulsory Routines a) Provinces are to complete the Novice intent to compete form for the compulsory routines which will be circulated with the directives. b) All athletes who have been identified to compete compulsory exercises will be randomly drawn into up to 6 groups. An attempt will be made to keep athletes from the same club in the same group. c) There will be a random draw to determine which group begins on each apparatus. For subsequent rotations, the gymnast who was first on the preceding apparatus will be placed at the end of the group for the next apparatus (i.e. drop one gymnast after each rotation). Scratches that take place during competition will not affect the order of passage as set out for the competition session Open Pathway Apparatus Finals (6 athletes) 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 Open Men 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 PD will determine a random draw for that apparatus. Junior Apparatus Finals 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. Page 9

29 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES 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 PD will determine a random draw for that apparatus. Senior Apparatus Final (Up to 8 athletes) a) The Top 6 athletes by Day 1 scores that also meet the minimum D score of 5.4 on each apparatus (5.2 on Vault) will compete on day 2 b) 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. FX PH R V PB HB c) If more than 2 meet the D score criteria, the athletes 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. d) The FIG regulation for Vault Finals will not apply. A gymnast only needs to compete one vault on Day 1 to qualify for finals. Only one vault will be competed in finals. e) If more than 6 athletes qualify for an apparatus final, no reserve will be named for finals. f) If only 6 athletes qualify for finals no finalists named for b a reserve who meets the minimum D score as per a will be named. The reserve may warm up and may be eligible to compete up until the end of the specific apparatus warm up. g) If a foreign athlete qualifies to apparatus finals as per 4.8.7, they will be seeded to compete in the first position on that apparatus h) The scores from the Finals competition will determine the individual event winners (scores will not be carried forward from qualification). i) 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 Page 10

30 2016 Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships MAG DRAWS AND SCHEDULES EQUIPMENT i. The chart below describes the specific equipment requirements for each category within the Elite Pathway. ii. Unless noted in the chart of apparatus requirements, the use of additional crash mats will result in a 0.5 deduction from the Final Score on that apparatus. A similar deduction will be applied for use of any nonpermitted supplementary equipment. iii. For Novice, Supplementary mats (5cm) are permitted for use on all apparatus except Pommel Horse. One 5 or 10cm mat can be used for Optional Floor routines. A 10 cm Supplementary mat is mandatory as a minimum on Vault and Horizontal Bar (FIG Rule). iv. Open athletes will follow FIG mat regulations with the exception of one 5cm or 10cm landing mat on the Floor and Rings. v. Junior and Senior athletes will follow FIG mat regulations with the exception of one 5cm or 10cm landing mat on the Floor and Rings. When an event is being used for selection to World Championships or Major Games, FIG mat restrictions will be enforced. Floor Novice FIG 12m x 12m Up to one (1) 5cm or 10cm mat is permitted, it may be removed after use. Pommel Horse Rings Vault Horse with pommels. Horse may be lowered to any height In the case where the horse can t be lowered, a beat board may be used FIG Standard (260 cm) Up to 20 cm of additional mat may be used. 125 to135cm An additional 10 cm mat may be used. Parallel Bars FIG Standard (180 cm) Up to 20 cm of additional mat may be used. Horizontal Bar FIG Standard (260 cm) Up to 20 cm of additional mat may be used on both sides of the bar Page 11