Alberta Provincial Tyke, Pee Wee and Bantam Championships. And Leduc Track Classic

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1 Alberta Provincial Tyke, Pee Wee and Bantam Championships And Leduc Track Classic June 9, 10 and June 11, 2017 Hosted by: Leduc Track & Field Club Sanctioned by: Athletics Alberta LOCATION AND FACILITY John Bole Athletic Park, 50 Corintha Drive, Leduc, Alberta 8 lane 400m track, (recommended spike length is 7 mm for track) Throwing Circles- concrete, aluminum throwing cage with nylon netting Change and Washroom facilities available Concession On-Site AGE CATEGORIES Tyke- born 2008 or later Midget- born Pee Wee- born Youth- born Bantam- born Open or earlier ENTRIES, FEES, DEADLINES Meet Director: John Bole jbole@shaw.ca General inquiries: Linda Hansen leductrack@gmail.com Entries: no limit

2 Entry Deadline: June 2, be charged double. Entries received after June 2nd will be considered late, and, if accepted, will Scratches, changes, and updated seed performances must be submitted by June 6th to Please note that there will be no refund for entries scratched after this date. Entry Fees: Individual Events... $20.00 first event $15.00 subsequent Relays... $25.00 per team Multi-Events (Provincial Championships Tyke, Peewee, Bantam)... $8.00 per event Entries should be submitted using TrackieReg. (TrackieReg accepts credit card, interac and PayPal) DAY OF THE MEET REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR ALBERTA RESIDENTS WHO DO NOT HAVE AN ATHLETICS ALBERTA MEMBERSHIP. Eligibility To compete at these championships athletes must be: A. Members of Athletics Alberta; or, B. Members of Athletics Alberta registered schools; or, C. Day of the Meet Athletics Alberta members. Day of the Meet Membership is available for $5/day. Forms will be available at the meet. Athletes in categories (A) and (B) will be eligible for medals and for recognition at the Athletics Alberta Banquet. Athletes in category (C) will be eligible for medals providing their permanent residence is in Alberta but will not be eligible for recognition at the Athletics Alberta Awards banquet Tykes, Pee Wee & Bantam Championships: Awards Provincial medals for Top 3 places in each event including relays. Ribbons for 4 th 10th Overall multi event scoring will be kept for tykes, pee wees and bantams and will be used to identify the top 10 in each category for recognition at the Athletics Alberta Awards Banquet (please read the criteria on the last page). Non Championship Events: Medals will be awarded for Top 3 places in each event including relays.

3 Accommodations Executive Royal Inn 8450 Sparrow Drive Leduc, AB Queen Rooms $109 night plus tax $139 night plus tax with a hot breakfast Use Registration Code - Leduc Track Classic General Rules 1. Marshalling takes place at the 100m start line. Athletes must check in at the 30 minutes prior to their event for track events. Athletes must marshal in for track events at the start line for their event 15 minutes prior to event. Athletes in field events must check in and marshal in at the event 20 minutes prior to scheduled start time. 2. The competition numbers must be worn on back for events run entirely in lanes (60m to 400m). Athletes in horizontal jump events must wear number on front; for other field events, athletes may wear numbers either on front or on back. Please ensure that singlets/uniforms are tucked in so that hip numbers are visible. This ensures photo timing can be done effectively and properly. 3. For Tykes, Pee Wee and Bantam athletes, competition numbers must be worn on the front for all events. 4. Hip numbers (distance and relay events) must be clearly visible on the athletes right side hip 5. All seed times must be accurate all non-verified seed times will be given a NT (no time), repeat violations will translate into penalties against coach and club. Athletics Alberta Rules of Illegitimate Seed Times will be followed. (Please see If coaches submit an erroneous seed performance or a one that cannot be verified, the athlete will instead have an NT (or equivalent for field event). 6. Starting blocks are mandatory for all athletes Midgets and up. Starting blocks will not be used for Tykes, Pee Wees or Bantam Events. Medical exemptions (i.e. To allow the athlete to not use starting blocks) require prior approval from Athletics Alberta s Technical Manager. 7. Throwing implements will be provided. No personal implements will be permitted unless by approval of officials at the event. 8. Spikes are to be no longer than 7mm in length. Only smooth "Christmas tree" or pyramid type spikes will be allowed. No pin, needle, or other elements will be permitted. This will be enforced and athletes will be required to remove any non-conforming spikes. 9. Scratches during the competition are to be submitted at the registration area, near the 100 M start line.

4 10. Athletes competing in events with preliminaries who qualify for finals and fail to show will be scratched from the remainder of the meet. Athletes not intending to compete in finals may run preliminaries as exhibition athletes if they inform the results/ registration area before they compete in the preliminaries. 11. Results will be posted during the meet, and will be available on the website. 12. Restricted access to field for Coaches, athletes (with their numbers), officials, and volunteers only. Spectators are not to be present on the infield anywhere. 13. Tyke, Pee Wee, and Bantam athletes who miss an event will be allowed to continue in the competition. 14. All athletes must wear proper club / school uniform to compete. REGISTRATION PACKAGES Registration packages will be available 1 hour before start time on Friday, June 9 th, Saturday, June 10th and Sunday June 11th Multiple Events for Tyke, Peewee and Bantam Saturday Sunday Tyke 60m, 600m, Long Jump, Turbo Javelin 150m, 300m, Shot Put, Ball Throw Peewee 60m, 600m, High Jump, Shot Put 150m, 1000m, Long Jump, Ball Throw Bantam Girls- 80m, 1200m, High Jump, Discus Boys- 80m, 1200m, LongJump, Shot Put Girls- 150m, 800m, Long Jump, Shot Put Boys- 150m, 800m, High Jump, Discus Modifications for Events for Tyke, Peewee and Bantams Ball Throw Competitors will take three (3) throws one after the other. Each throw will be marked but only the longest throw will be measured. Long Jump (3 attempts) Tyke & Pee Wee - Will have a take-off area consisting of a 1m zone. The jump will be measured from the athlete s take-off point. Bantam - Regular take-off board

5 High Jump Pee Wees - Starting height of 70cm. Increments of 10cm until a height of 1.10m, increments of 5cm thereafter. Bantams - Starting height of 90cm. Increments of 10cm until a height of 1.10m, increments of 5cm thereafter WOMEN EVENTS OFFERED TY PW BN MID YTH OPN MAS EVENT MAS OPN YTH MID BN PW TY X X 60m X X X 80m X X X X X 100m X X X X X X X 150m X X X X X X X 200m X X X X X X 300m X X X X X 400m X X X X X 600m X X X X X X X 800m X X X X X X 1000M X X X 1200m X X X X X 1500m X X X X 2000m X X X X 3000m X X X 80M 100M 100M X Sprint X 110M 110M Hurdles 100M 200M 400M 400M X Intermediate X Hurdles 400M 400M 200M X X X X X X High Jump X X X X X X X X X X X X X Long Jump X X X X X X X X X X X Triple Jump X X X X 2K 2K 3K 3K 4K 4K X Shot Put X 7.26K 5K 4K 3K 2K 2K X X Ball Throw X X 750G 1K 1K 1K X Discus X 2K 1.5K 1K 750G TUR 500G 600G 600G X Javelin X 800G 700G 600G TUR 3K 4K 4K X Hammer X 7.26K 5K 4K X X X X X X X 4 x 100m X X X X X X X X X X Medley X X X Medley Relays: Tyke Peewee and Bantam MEN *Athletes entered in Open events for which the technical specifications for the athlete s normal age group are different from Senior (eg. Junior 110m Hurdles) will be entered in an event using the technical specifications appropriate to their age (unless the coach informs the Entries Registrar the athlete wants to compete using the Senior specifications)

6 Athletics Alberta Provincial Multi-Event Annual Award Points The Top 10 Registered Athletics Alberta Athletes in each category will be recognized at the Athletics Alberta Annual Awards, held Saturday evening at the Indoor Provincials in February, 2018 Criteria for Consideration of AA Annual Awards Member of Athletics Alberta at the time of performances. Athletes placing at the Provincial Championships. Participation on both days of Provincials is mandatory for awards consideration. Points are awarded by: 1. Athletes score points for their individual events (1 st = 10pts, 2 nd = 9pts 10 th = 1pt ). 2. Each day of competition will feature 4 individual events for Pee Wee and Bantam Athletes (1 sprint, 1 jump, 1 throw, 1 distance) and 3 individual events for tykes. Athletes are encouraged to take part in all events but do not have to do so (please read the criteria on the last page). Questions regarding this may be submitted to info@athleticsalberta.com.