MID-SUMMER CLASSIC. ISI Endorsed 9 th Annual Figure Skating Competition Saturday, July 14, 2018

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1 MID-SUMMER CLASSIC ISI Endorsed 9 th Annual Figure Skating Competition Saturday, July 14, 2018 Hosted by: Wilmette Park District

2 Wilmette Park District Mid-Summer Classic Saturday, July 14, 2018 Endorsed by the Ice Skating Institute Endorsement # Dear Skating Director or Rink Manager: On behalf of the Wilmette Park District, we cordially invite your skaters to participate in the Mid-Summer Classic ISI Open Team Competition on Saturday, July 14, Events are offered to all ages Tots through Adults. Please encourage your skaters to participate in one or more of the following events: Solo Tot-Freestyle 10 Solo Compulsories Tot-Freestyle 10 Music Interpretation for Freestyle 1-10 Open Bronze, Silver, Gold & Platinum Freestyle and Interpretive Short Program for Open Gold and Platinum Jump & Spin Events Enclosed you will find specific competition information and the required entry forms. If additional forms or information is needed, please feel free to contact me at 847/ or check out the competition website at We look forward to seeing you at the Mid-Summer Classic! Sincerely, Vickie Tassone Competition Director 1.

3 2018 MID-SUMMER CLASSIC Competition Fact Sheet Competition Date: Saturday, July 14, 2018 Host Rink: Postmark Deadline: Friday, June 22, 2018 Mail Entries to: Make Checks Payable to: Mid-Summer Classic c/o Vickie Tassone Wilmette Park District DO NOT SEND ENTRIES BY REGISTERED OR CERTIFIED MAIL Questions? Call: Vickie Tassone at 847/ Visit: 2.

4 Mid-Summer Classic Saturday, July 14, 2018 Competition Rules The competition will be conducted in strict accordance with the guidelines established in the current ISI Handbook. We suggest that you and your skaters refer to the current ISI publications. For the Tot events, a coach/leader will be allowed to skate with the skater. Competitor must list his/her age as of July 14, Depending on actual registration, we reserve the right to divide or combine the age groups. The maximum number of skaters allowed in each group is six (6). In an event where there is only one entry, the skater will compete and place according to the rules of the ISI Handbook. The rink at is 200 ft. by 85 ft. Entries Entries must be accompanied by check or money order and postmarked by June 22, All checks should be made payable to the WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT and mailed to: Mid-Summer Classic c/o Vickie Tassone T-Shirts T-shirts with the custom Mid-Summer Classic competition logo printed on the front may be prepurchased by our competitors for $15.00 each. Pre-order your T-shirt by listing your skaters size on the registration page of this packet. Verification Your home rinks Skating Director must stamp and/or sign your entry form to verify the information contained is true and correct. Inaccurate and/or incomplete forms will be returned and will not be registered. Coaches and Judges Each rink sending competitors is required to send one certified judge for every 8 participants. An event judging grid will be included with the schedule of events for your convenience. Please fill it out and submit to the Competition Director. 3.

5 Eligibility All skaters entering the competition must be registered Individual or Professional members of ISI. All entrants must be registered to their highest test with ISI on or before June 22, Members of USFS, who are registered individual members of the ISI, are eligible to compete in accordance with the ISI/USFS joint statement of policy; however, USFS skaters must be tested and be registered in events they wish to compete based on their USFS test level. Please refer to the chart below. CONVERSION CHART USFS Test Passed: Pre-Preliminary F.S. Preliminary F.S. Pre-Juvenile F.S. Juvenile F.S. Intermediate F.S. Novice F.S. Junior F.S. & Senior F.S. May Compete No Lower Than: Freestyle 3/Open Bronze Freestyle 4/Open Silver Freestyle 4/Open Silver Freestyle 6/Open Gold Freestyle 6/Open Gold Freestyle 7/Open Platinum Freestyle 8/Open Platinum Facilities, Registration and Music - Check In All skaters are to register ONE HOUR prior to their event and must turn in their music at this time. CD s ONLY will be accepted and should be properly labeled with skaters name, home rink, event listing and age. REWRITABLE CD S WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Only one CD per event with only one track on it is allowed. Skaters should always have a second, spare copy of their music. Competitors may retrieve their CDs from the Registration Desk after their event. All skaters will receive an award. Unsupervised locker rooms will be open for skaters use. Locker rooms are located beneath the Main Rink bleachers and in the Upstairs Lobby area. The concession stand will be open during the competition. Accounting/Accounting Review Request Competition grievances must be made in writing, by the TEAM COACH ONLY, no more than 1 hour after the results have been posted. All reviews are to be submitted to the Competition Director and must include a $50.00 fee which will be refunded should the review be upheld. Accounting Review Requests will be considered valid if the scores have not been added correctly. All judge panel decisions are considered final and questions concerning judgment will not be considered. Directions to -Wilmette FROM THE NORTH: Travel South on 94, exit Skokie Road. Continue to Old Glenview Rd. Turn left (east). Rink is on Northwest corner of Old Glenview and Hunter/Crawford Rd. FROM THE SOUTH: Travel North on 94, exit East Old Orchard Rd. Turn left on Skokie Blvd. Turn right onto Old Glenview Rd. Rink is on the Southwest corner of Old Glenview and Hunter/Crawford Rd. FROM THE WEST: Travel East on Golf Rd. Turn left on Skokie Blvd. Turn right onto Old Glenview Rd. Rink is on the Northwest corner of Old Glenview and Hunter/Crawford Rd. 4.

6 Tot Events Tot events are open to 5 & under and 6-year old kindergarten level skaters as of July 14, A coach or leader may accompany a Tot on the ice during their competition event. All skaters entering Tot events must be current ISI Individual Members. The Solo event for Tots is to be skated to music and must include all the required maneuvers from their test level. No maneuvers from F.S. 1 are necessary. Two-foot or one-foot stops are permitted in these events. Tot 1 - Proper way to fall, Proper way to get up, Marching in standing position, and Marching while moving. Tot 2 - Two-foot jump in place, Forward swizzle standing still, Single swizzle, Beginning two-foot glide. Tot 3 - Push and glide stroking, Preparation for snowplow stop, Dip, Forward swizzle. Tot 4 - T-position and push (right & left), backward swizzle, 2-foot or 1-foot Snowplow stop, Backward wiggle. Music Interpretation This event is open to all skaters in Freestyle 1 through Freestyle 10 and Open events. Skaters will hear the music three times before they skate. The following maneuver limitations will apply: Pre-Alpha-Delta, Freestyle 1 and below Freestyle 1-3/Open Bronze, Freestyle 3 and below Freestyle 4-5/Open Silver, Freestyle 6 and below Freestyle 6-7/Open Gold, Freestyle 8 and below Freestyle 8-10/ Open Platinum, Any maneuvers Open Freestyle and Short Program Events Skaters who have passed traditional ISI Freestyle tests can compete at the Open Freestyle equivalent level without taking any additional test. Skaters who have passed USFS Free Skate tests and have not passed any traditional ISI Freestyle tests can compete in the equivalent Open Freestyle level after passing the Open Freestyle test. Coaches should carefully check program content so the maneuver limitations are followed for each level. If skaters wish to participate in a higher level of open Freestyle events, they must either pass the traditional ISI Freestyle test of the Open Freestyle test at that level before competing in the higher-level event. Short Program event is offered to Open Gold and Platinum levels. For more details, please visit the ISI website at Jump & Spin Events (no music, full ice) Duration is not to exceed 1:00 minute. This event is for teams of two skaters. The teams must consist of two skaters from the same Category Level, but not necessarily the same test level. Skaters can skate above, but not below the Category Levels listed below. Low: Pre-Alpha-Delta Bronze: F.S. 1-3 Silver: F.S. 4-5 Gold: F.S. 6-7 Platinum: F.S One team of two skaters enter the ice together and stop. The first skater will attempt the same jump two times and then stop. The second skater will then attempt the same spin twice. After the second skater finishes their second attempt, the skaters will exit together. The maneuvers are judged for technical accuracy, not for difficulty. Skaters may choose only one of the maneuvers from each level. If both maneuvers are performed, only the first maneuver will be scored - not the best attempt. Additional maneuvers and connecting steps are not permitted. Low Level JUMP: 2-Foot Jump or Bunny Hop SPIN: Two Foot Spin Bronze Level JUMP: 1/2 Flip or Toe Loop Jump SPIN: Two Foot or One Foot Spin Silver Level JUMP: One-Half Loop or Axel Jump SPIN: Sit Spin or Back Scratch Spin Gold Level JUMP: Double Salchow or Double Toe Loop SPIN: Layback or Flying Camel Spin Platinum Level JUMP: Double Loop or Double Lutz SPIN: Flying Sit or Camel-Jump-Camel Spin Awards: 1 st through 6 th place Awards for all levels will be given to 1 st through 6 th place for individual events. All participants will receive an award. Awards will be distributed at the Awards Desk. Results will be posted in the Ice Rink lobby. Team trophies will be awarded for the top three scoring teams. In determining the results, the winner of a division will receive 5 points for 1 st place; 4 points for 2 nd place; 3 points for 3 rd place; 2 points for 4 th place; 1 point for 5 th and 6 th place. All participants are awarded 1 point per event. Action Shots and Vendors Action shots will be taken of each performance. Skaters may view these pictures in the lobby after their event. T-shirts and other miscellaneous gift items will also be available for purchase in the ice rink lobby. 5.

7 Compulsory Events In the Compulsory Events, three pre-selected maneuvers are to be performed one time in any order in a pre-choreographed program with a minimum amount of connecting steps between each maneuver. Only the first attempt of each of the three pre-selected maneuvers is judged. The following competition penalties will apply for this event: Performing an incorrect maneuver (not one of the three previously chosen maneuvers) Score given: 2.0 under General Overall. Maneuvers will not be called out and no music will be used. Tot through Freestyle 4 will use ½ ice and should not exceed one minute. Freestyle 5 through 10 will use full ice and should not exceed one minute. Note: There is no penalty for the quantity of swizzles, wiggles, strokes, crossovers or edges performed in the Tot-Delta levels. Only the quality of these maneuvers is judged. HALF ICE Tot 1 Tot 2 Tot 3 Proper Way to Get Up Forward Swizzle Standing Still Push & Glide Stroking Marching in Standing Position Two-foot Jump in Place Dip Marching While Moving Beginning 2-foot Glide Forward Swizzles (3) Tot 4 Pre-Alpha Alpha Backward Wiggle One-foot Glide-Left foot Forward Stroking (5) Backward Swizzle (3) Forward Swizzles (3) Forward Crossovers: Snowplow Stop Backward Swizzles (3) Left over Right Snowplow Stop Beta Gamma Delta Backward Stroking (5) Right Outside 3-Turn Left Inside 3-Turn Back Crossovers: Left Inside Mohawk Forward Outside Edges Right over Left Combination (4 consecutive) Left T-Stop Hockey Stop (either foot) Lunge (either foot) Freestyle 1 Freestyle 2 Freestyle 3 Freestyle 4 ½ Flip Jump ½ Lutz Jump Salchow Jump Loop Jump Forward Spiral One Foot Spin Bk. In. or Out. Pivot Sit Spin Two-foot Spin Ballet Jump Change Foot Spin Flip Jump FULL ICE Freestyle 5 Freestyle 6 Freestyle 7 Freestyle 8 Lutz Jump Split Jump Double Toe Double Loop Camel/Sit/Upright Spin Double Salchow Flying Camel Spin Camel-Jump-Camel Spin Axel Combination Spin Two Walleys Split-Lutz Jump in sequence Freestyle 9: Flying camel-jump Sit Spin, Double Lutz, Axel-Double Loop Freestyle 10: Double Axel/Double Toe Loop, Triple Edge Jump, Death Drop Practice Ice Skaters are welcome to practice during the regularly scheduled freestyle summer ice sessions. Schedules are available at the Front Desk or you may call 847/ for more information. 6.

8 District 8 Referee Panel District 8 is proud to announce the continued success of the District Referee Panel & Committee. Currently in its 5th season the goal of this panel continues to ensure the consistency and quality to all District 8 competitions by enforcing the ISI guidelines and procedures. The members of this panel have gone through training endorsed by the ISI national office. Each referee is a current ISI professional member, gold certified judge, and ISI Certified Referee. Each competition will be supplied with a referee for the duration of their competition to ensure quality judging and rule interpretation. In order to continue supplying each competition with qualified individuals an additional $2 per competitor and $15 per team is added to each entry fee to support this program. This fee is included in the entry fee. Thank you for supporting the district s continued efforts to provide fair and positive experiences for all its skaters, parents and coaches. Performance Rules for All routines shall start from a stationary position. Timing for all events will begin with any action after the music begins. 2. There will be a ten-second leeway over the prescribed time on Freestyle programs. Judging will stop at 10 seconds over the prescribed time. If the skater skates seconds over, he/she will be given the grade of 8. If the skater skates 15 seconds or beyond, he/she will be given the grade of 5. Any required maneuver done past the 10 second leeway will receive a 0 for duration. There is no penalty for skating under the prescribed time. 3. There will be a short warm-up period before each division. 4. Pre-Alpha, Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta skaters must include one and only one additional maneuver from F.S. 1. Duration will be scored for Pre-Alpha through Delta events. In Beta, the foot must be lifted off the ice for the back crossover as cut backs do not meet the test requirements. In Gamma, at least three strokes must precede the Mohawk combination for a total of at least seven steps. For Delta and F.S. 1, the edges must be done consecutively outside-outside and inside-inside. The lunge must be done in a straight line and completed with a one-foot glide. 5. Skaters in Freestyle are not permitted or required to perform any additional maneuvers from a higher level. 6. Please see separate sheet for explanation of the compulsory events. 7. There are certain maneuvers listed under the heading of Choice-Of-One in Delta, Freestyle 3, 6, 7, and 8. This means that only one should be performed. In the case of misinterpretation of Choice-Of-One, the performance of the first maneuver will be graded. 8. Not all uncaptured jumps and spins are legal for all levels of competition. The penalty grade for performing an uncaptured maneuver at the wrong level will be the grade of 2.0 on the judges sheets under Correctness. Check your ISI Handbook for further information. 9. The penalty for doing an illegal additional move either in Freestyle or Interpretive events will be the grade of 2.0 on the judges sheet under Correctness. 10. When competing against the book, the skater must earn 80% of the total possible points in order to place 1 st. Less than 80% will result in 2 nd Place. 11. All Dance Step Sequences in Freestyle have a mandatory pattern and should be performed according to ISI Handbook diagrams. Dance Step Sequences in Freestyle 2 & 3 may be performed in either direction. 12. Skaters will be limited to three attempts per required maneuver during their program and, as always, the best attempt will be judged. If the skater attempts the required maneuver a fourth time, it will not be judged. 13. In the Open Freestyle Events, skaters can now perform any spin at any level. The current jump limitations remain in effect for the Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. Questions? Call 847/

9 Mid-Summer Classic Saturday, July 14, 2018 Hosted by the Wilmette Park District Postmark Deadline: FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 SKATER S NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP Gender: M F Home Phone Cell Phone ISI # Highest Test Registered with ISI as of 6/22/18 USFS # USFS Test Level: M.I.F. Freestyle AGE (as of 6/22/18) DATE OF BIRTH / / TOT EVENTS (3-6 yrs.) TOT EVENT FEES: 1 st Event $27.00 LEVEL: Tot 1 Tot 2 Tot 3 Tot 4 Each Additional Event $15.00 Solo Compulsories TOT EVENT TOTAL FEE: $ LEVEL SOLO COMPULSORY INTERP. JUMP & SPIN Pre-Alpha Have you competed at Low the US National Novice or above level in the past 2 years in singles? Alpha Beta Gamma Delta F.S. 1 F.S. 2 F.S. 3 F.S. 4 F.S. 5 (Circle one) Yes No F.S. 6 F.S. 7 F.S. 8 Partner s Name Bronze Partner s Name Silver Partner s Name Gold Partner s Name Platinum F.S. 9 F.S. 10 Open Events: Open Bronze Open Silver Open Gold Open Platinum SOLO INTERP. SHORT PROGRAM Partner s Name ENTRY FEES: PLEASE NOTE: 1 st Event $52.00 Forms postmarked 2 nd Event $15.00 after June 22, 2018: 3 rd Event $10.00 ADD: $25 Late Fee T-SHIRT $15.00 ~ Size: Ch. Ad. TOTAL FEE: $ Make Check Payable to: Wilmette Park District Mail Form and Check to: Mid-Summer Classic c/o Vickie Tassone 2300 Old Glenview Rd. I skate in this competition at my own risk for. Skater Signature (Your Rink s Name) Parent Signature I declare that the information above is true, that this skater s tests are registered and that he/she is a current member of ISI and is skating at the appropriate level. Coach Signature Printed Name ISI Assoc. # Are you an ISI Certified Judge? Y N Level Skating Director Signature RINK VERIFICATION STAMP