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1 2018 WISCONSIN 13 & OVER SHORT COURSE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LOCATION: RecPlex 9900 Terwall Terrace, Pleasant Prairie, WI Thursday-Sunday, March 1-4, 2018 SANCTION #WI S In granting this sanction it is understood and agreed that USA Swimming shall be free from any liabilities or claims for damages arising by reason of injuries to anyone during the conduct of the event. General Information Meet Host: Pleasant Prairie Patriots Dates of Meet: Thursday Sunday, March 1-4, 2018 Meet Directors: Kevin Milak/Luke Towry Officials: Meet Referee: Rick Potter - rickpotter@charter.net; (608) Admin Referee: Jacky Jugenheimer; net-trans@earthlink.net; (608) Asst. Admin Referee/Admin Official: Kevin Milak - kmilak@plprairiewi.com Head Chief Judge: Michael Harbert aquaymca@yahoo.com; (715) Entry Chair: Kevin Milak Phone: (for pre-meet inquiries no entries will be accepted by phone) kmilak@plprairiewi.com General Meeting: Thursday, March 1 st, 2018, 7:45 am in the hospitality room. Additional coaches meetings may be held as determined by the Meet Referee. It is the responsibility and obligation of each team or unattached swimmer to be represented at all coaches meetings. Coaches or other team representatives are responsible for all information presented at these meetings including changes to the meet format or conduct. Coaches should check their team mailboxes prior to each session and look for postings where they pick up heat sheets. Officials Meetings: Officials Meeting will be held one hour before the starting time for each session. Rules and Procedures Official Rules: Official current Short Course USA Swimming and Wisconsin LSC rules shall prevail for this meet except as otherwise specified in this meet information. Swimmers must be registered USA swimmers with their age as of the first day of the meet. Deck Pass is acceptable proof of USA Swimming membership. Officials Certification/Application to Officiate: This meet will be an Officials Qualifying Meet," for certification and recertification evaluations for N2 positions. Officials interested in an evaluation should request such an evaluation as part of the online application to officiate form and requests will be honored based on availability A combined Request for Evaluation/Application to Officiate is available on the Wisconsin Swimming website. Swimmer with a Disability: Please contact the meet director with any special requirements and/or requests for a swimmer with a disability. Start Certification: Any swimmer entered in the meet must be certified by a USA Swimming member coach as being proficient in performing a racing start or must start each race from within the water. When unaccompanied by a member-coach, it is the responsibility of the swimmer or the swimmer s legal guardian to ensure compliance with this requirement. Protests: For consideration of all other protests lodged at the meet, the Meet Referee may appoint a meet jury. The jury shall consist of not fewer than three (3) and not more than five (5) persons, at least one of whom shall be a coach and one an athlete. Warm-up and Meet Schedule WARM-UP PRELIMS WARM-UP FINALS Thursday 7:15-8:50 AM 9:00 AM 4:15-5:20 PM 5:30 PM Friday 7:15-8:50 AM 9:00 AM 4:15-5:20 PM 5:30 PM Saturday 7:15-8:50 AM 9:00 AM 4:15-5:20 PM 5:30 PM Sunday 7:15-8:50 AM 9:00 AM 3:45-4:50 PM 5:00 PM Warm-up: Circle swimming only, entry into the water shall be feet first three-point entry for all competition, except in designated lanes and times. Prelims: There will be general warmup for the first portion of warm-ups and with pace lanes and sprint lanes opened up as needed during the final 60 minutes of warm up in both pools. Preliminaries 1000/1650 Heats: There will be a 10-minute in-water break prior to the start of the 1000/1650 free. Estimated starting times will be posted on the Tuesday prior to the meet. First heat will start no earlier than posted time. Any additional estimated times are for informational purposes only and are not considered an official timeline.

2 Warm-up During the Meet: The middle section of the main pool will be open for warm-up while both courses are being used for competition. There will be continous access throughout the meet in the East course; there will be designated pace and one-way coachsupervised sprint lanes when only one course will be used. Location: 9900 Terwall Terrace, Pleasant Prairie, WI Site Information Facility: The facility will be configured as two, ten-lane 25-yard competition pools with non-turbulent lane markers and backstroke flags. Pool depth at West pool starting end is 7. Pool depth at East pool starting end is Block height is 29.5". The competition course has been certified in accordance with (C). A copy of the certification is on file with USA Swimming. Colorado System 6 timing system and dual scoreboard displays with touch pads, back-up buttons and back-up watches Swimmer Drop-off and Parking: Parking is free in exterior lots (South and East of Terwall Terrace), Swimmer Drop-off near the RecPlex main lobby is available. Deck access: USA Swimming membership is required for deck access. Coaches and officials should display their USA Swimming card when on the pool deck or be able to produce credential upon request. Non-athlete members are only allowed on deck for official business. Deck Pass is an acceptable proof of USA Swimming membership. Spectator Admission: Spectator admission is $5.00 per session for prelims or finals. Heat sheets will be available for $3.00 at the door. All-Session Admission Passes will also be available for reduced cost. Concessions: Athletes are allowed to bring refreshments (liquids) but NO GLASS is allowed. There will be a selection of food and beverages available for purchase at the meet. Lost & Found: Please check the lost and found area near the glass office during the meet. Check in the office for valuable lost items. The facility and the meet host are not responsible for lost items. Items not picked-up by the end of the meet will be discarded or donated. Athlete and Parent Conduct: Please follow the athlete and parent conduct guidelines below. Anyone not following these rules may be subject to removal from the meet and facility. Each team is responsible for the conduct of its swimmers and parents. Teams are asked to pick up any garbage in their immediate team area after each session. Only counters and officials are allowed on the bulkheads during competition. No coolers, chairs, blankets or large bags will be allowed in the spectator area. Swimmers (and their bags) should sit in their team s area on the pool deck, not in the spectator stands. No chairs or sleeping bags are allowed in the hallways. Use of audio or visual recording devices, including cell phones, is not permitted in changing areas, restrooms or locker rooms. Deck Changing is prohibited. Operation of a drone, or any other flying apparatus, is prohibited over the venue (pools, athlete/coach areas, spectator areas and open ceiling locker rooms) any time athletes, coaches, officials and/or spectators are present. Entry into the Meet Swimmer Eligibility: All swimmers must be 2018 Wisconsin LSC registered athlete members of USA Swimming. All individual swimmers entered in the meet shall be eligible to swim in the meet, having at least one verifiable qualifying time. Swimmers who cannot verify qualification for the meet with a proof of time will be withdrawn from the meet. Any swimmer who swims in the meet and is found ineligible will be disqualified from the meet, forfeit all awards and points achieved and their club fined $200. There will be no deck entries or registration. The representative submitting entries shall be responsible for verifying that all swimmers satisfy these requirements. Qualifying and Seed Times: Qualifying time standards are included in this packet. Qualifying times will be accepted in Short Course Yards, Short Course Meters, or Long Course Meters. Non-conforming times will be seeded after SCY times. The order used for seeding will be SCY-SCM-LCM. Bonus entries will be seeded after qualified swims in the same course order. The 100 IM is qualified using the 200 IM qualifying time, and will be seeded with the 200 IM qualifying time. Swimmers with Disability: As per LSC Policy 28, any LSC swimmer having a USParalympic Can Am qualifying time may enter in an LSC State Championship Meet appropriate for their age. Age Groups: There will be three age divisions; 13-14, and Senior. The Senior age group is open to swimmers of all ages. If you have swimmers under the age of 17 that wish to compete in the Senior division, please kmilak@plprairiewi.com as these are done manually. Swimmers under the age of 17 wishing to compete in the Senior division must do so for all entered events. Individual Entry Limits: A swimmer may compete in not more than six (6) individual events total for the meet, excluding time trials events. A swimmer may compete in no more than three (3) individual events per day including time trial events. Bonus Events: Any swimmer who has entered with one qualifying time may enter two bonus events for which they do not have a qualifying time. Any swimmer entered with two qualifying times may enter one bonus event. A swimmer must be qualified, by time and

3 age restrictions, in an age group to earn a bonus swim in that age group. Any swimmer with three or more entered qualifying times is not eligible for bonus events. There is no bonus swim for swimmers that are relay only entrants in the meet. Anyone initially entered in a bonus event who achieves a qualifying time in that event between February 23 rd and February 25 th, 2018 may update the time in that event and select another bonus event within the limitations described above. Relay Entry: RELAYS: Teams may enter an A relay if they have an individual qualifier entered in that age group and gender. For a team to enter a B relay, the team must be comprised of at least eight (8) individual qualifiers in that age group and gender, a C relay must be comprised of at least twelve (12) individual qualifiers, etc. SENIOR RELAYS: No relay only swimmers may be used on Senior Relays. All Senior Relays must be comprised of individual qualifiers. Teams may enter an A relay if they have at least 4 individual qualifiers entered in the meet in that gender. For a team to enter a B relay, the team must be comprised of at least eight (8) individual qualifiers in that gender, a C relay must be comprised of at least twelve (12) individual qualifiers, etc. Entry Fees: $7.00 per individual event, $16.00 per relay event. $5.00 per athlete Wisconsin Swimming surcharge. $6.00 per athlete facility surcharge. Relay-only swimmers must pay all surcharges as well. Entry Deadlines: Entries: USA Swimming Online Meet Entry (OME) system will be used. Entries received after the initial deadline and prior to the additional cuts deadline will be accepted upon remittance of a $100 late fee. Entries must be entered, and checked-out of the OME system by 10:00pm Central Time, on Thursday, February 22 nd, If you need assistance with using the OME system for the first time, do not hesitate to contact the meet director at kmilak@plprairiewi.com or call (832) Payment: A non-refundable check for entry fees and surcharges must be received before the start of the meet, all payments will be made via check or cash, no credit cards will be accepted. All express mail must be pre-signed so it will not require a signature for delivery. Make checks payable to Patriots Swimming. If your organization requires a W9 to process payment, please contact the meet director. Times achieved after Thursday, February 22 nd, 2018: Additional entries will be accepted up until 6:00 PM, Monday, February 26 th, 2018, for first time cuts made after the initial entry deadline. Additional relays will be accepted if there are new swimmers qualified after the initial entry deadline and an additional relay is warranted under the relay entry rules. All additional entries will be accepted from the team s entry person only. These additional entries must be ed to kmilak@plprairiewi.com, including proof-of-time. No phone/fax updates will be accepted. Any corrections(s) or additions to team entries must be made by 6:00 PM, Monday, February 26 th, 2018 Psych Sheet: A preliminary psych sheet will be posted at and ed to participating clubs by noon, on Friday, February 23 rd, Proof of Time: All times in the OME are proven via SWIMS, if you use override (custom) times, you must provide all proof of times by the coaches meeting, or these times will not be seeded into the meet. Reference POLICY in the Wisconsin Policy manual for Rules and Procedures: A. A swimmer, who does not swim equal to or faster than the meet qualifying time standard or is disqualified from an individual event, must prove his/her time, i.e., must provide documentation that he/she has swum at least as fast as the entry qualifying standard, or pay a fine in the amount of two hundred dollars ($200). Non-Championship meets with qualifying times may establish other proof of time penalties or fines. B. Acceptable proof of time includes the USA Swimming SWIMS database and printed or viewable Meet Final Results from any USA Swimming sanctioned, approved or observed meets, high school meets, YMCA closed competition, and NCAA closed competition. Acceptable proof of time identifies the swimmer by name, his/her time, and the meet name and the date on which the swimmer previously achieved the qualifying time. High school meets include any season ending meet (Conference, Sectional, State Championship. C. The results of a Time Trial, conducted at or in conjunction with the meet for which the proof is required, is not acceptable. D. A team with an unresolved proof of time must prove the time or pay the fine by the conclusion of the meet. E. A team owing a proof of time penalty or an unattached swimmer owing a proof of time penalty may not enter an LSC sanctioned or approved meet until the proof of time fine is paid. The Meet Director shall inform the Sanction Coordinator about the team or unattached swimmer owing the outstanding fine and provide contact information. The Sanction Coordinator shall advise the team or the unattached swimmer regarding the fine and inability to participate in another sanctioned or approved meet. Conduct of the Meet Format: The meet will be a combination of prelim/final events and timed final events. All Relays and any individual events 400 yards or longer are timed final events. All other events are prelim/finals. Flyover starts may be used during prelim and timed final sessions. Prelims: Preliminary heats will be seeded combined by age group. Based on the entry numbers from the 2017 meet, the plan is to run a single, 10-lane course for all events with exception of the

4 1000, 1650, and 800 free relays, where two pools may be used. At the discretion of meet management, two pools may be used during preliminary sessions. Events may be moved to an alternate pool at the discretion of meet management. Breaks may be inserted in the meet at the discretion of the Meet Director. Swimmers will report directly to the blocks in all pre-seeded events as assigned in the heat sheet. Timed Finals: The 400 IM and 500 Free events shall be timed final events. The top seeded heat in each age group competes in finals. All but the fastest heat in each age group will run slow to fast during prelims. Swimmers must provide their own counters for the 500 Free. Finals: The 1000 and 1650 Free shall be a timed final check-in event with all but the fastest heat competing during the prelim sessions. The top heat of each age group will swim first, starting with Remaining heats will be combined ages and run fast to slow after the top heats of all three age groups are completed. Swimmers must provide their own counters for the 1000 and 1650 Free. Age groups will be separated for scoring and awards. The top 20 swimmers in each age group will advance to finals in prelim/final events. The West Pool will be used for all finals sessions. Each event during finals will consist of a Consolation and Championship Final Heat for prelim/final events. The order of heats for finals will be Consolation Finals followed by Championship Finals in the following order: Girl s, Girl s, Senior Girl s, 13-14, Boy s, Boy s, Senior Boy s. The top heat of each age group in the 500 free and 400 IM will compete in the finals session. The order of heats for finals will be: Girl s, Girl s, Senior Girl s, 13-14, Boy s, Boy s Senior Boy s. Swimmers in Championship Final Heats will be paraded and announced before they compete. In the 1000 and 1650 Free, the top heat of checked-in swimmers, regardless of age will compete in finals. Relays: Relays are subject to the scratch deadline for each respective day (there is NO POSITIVE CHECK-IN FOR RELAYS) The 200 yard relay events will be swum to completion in a single session, and are swum slow to fast. The 400 yard relays not seeded into the finals session will compete at the end of the preliminary sessions, run fast to slow. Top heat of each gender of and top two heats of each gender of Seniors will compete at Finals, run slow to fast. The 800 Free Relay shall be a timed final scratch event with the top heat of each gender of 13-14s and the top heat of each gener of seniors competing in the evening; the slower heats of Seniors, run fast to slow, followed by the slower heats of 13-14s at the conclusion of the morning session. Scratch and Check-in Positive Check-in: Positive check-in is required for the 1650 Free and 1000 Free. Check-in and scratch deadlines are shown below. Deadline for Thursday Deadline for Friday Deadline for Saturday Deadline for Sunday Wednesday 6:30 PM (Thursday prelims heat sheet will be ed to coaches and posted on Wednesday evening) Thursday 6:30 PM Friday 6:30 PM Saturday 6:30 PM The check-in sheets will be located at the scratch table in the Admin Office. If you will not be arriving in time to make the deadline, coaches may check-in events via to kmilak@plprairiewi.com. Positive check-ins submitted by must be completed by the deadlines listed above. Any swimmer who does not complete positive check-in for an event they have entered, will be seeded into that event with the slowest non-conforming time standard. There will be no penalty if this swimmer fails to compete in that event. Relays: Deadlines for relay cards will be posted and announced throughout the meet. Swimmer names and the order of the swimmers must be listed on all relay cards. Relay-only swimmers (13-14 first relays only) must be included on your meet entry. Additional relayonly swimmers may be added during the meet, but must be entered in the meet management office at least 30 minutes before the start of the session in which they swim. A relay team member failing to appear ready to swim for the relay event shall be barred from the next individual event in which the swimmer is entered, on that day or the next Meet day, whichever is first. The relay team members who do appear ready to swim shall not be penalized for failure of the other team members to appear. Down Seeding: Down-seeding will be allowed for Relay and Individual Timed Final events. Down-seeding must be declared by the above deadline for that event by indicating PRELIMS ONLY on the check-in sheet. When down seeded, the swimmer(s) will be seeded last (slowest non-conforming qualifying time). We may swim open lanes in finals if needed to accommodate down-seeding requests. Declared False Start (DFS): A DFS can be made by the coach or swimmer to the Administrative Referee prior to the start of the session; or Deck Referee during the session prior to the start of a heat in which the swimmer is seeded, in an event for which they have checked in or in a preliminary session of a prelims-finals event they had failed to scratch. A DFS may be made in a Timed Finals event and for swimmers in the fastest heat swimming with Finals in a Timed Finals event. No

5 explanation for the DFS is warranted, and all requests shall be granted. A DFS is a disqualification for the swimmer. DFS is not allowed in Finals. If a swimmer fails to compete in finals (except due to injury, illness or circumstances beyond the control of the swimmer, as determined by the Meet Referee), it is a failure to compete and the swimmer is barred from the remainder of the meet. Scratching from Prelims: Swimmers may scratch from an event in which they are entered by submitting a scratch form to the clerk of course (scratch box) prior to the deadlines shown above: The scratch box will be located at the scratch table in the meet management room on the pool deck. If you will not be arriving in time to make the deadline, coaches may scratch events via to kmilak@plprairiewi.com. Scratches submitted by must be completed by the deadlines listed above. In all events where preliminary heats are necessary, after the heats have been seeded, any swimmer who fails to compete in an individual event heat in which such swimmer is entered and has not been scratched will be barred from the next individual event in which the swimmer is entered, on that day or the next Meet day, whichever is first. The application of this penalty shall pertain to the order in which the event/heats are swum, not the numerical order of the events. No penalty shall apply for failure to withdraw or compete in the Prelims or Timed Finals heat of an individual or relay event if the swimmer or coach notifies the Deck Referee prior to the swimmer s assigned heat of a Declared False Start, or the Administrative Referee prior to the start of the session. Scratching From Finals: Scratches from Finals shall be made with the Administrative Referee (or designee) located at the scratch table in front of the glass office on the east side of the pool. NOTE: Do not use the scratch box to scratch from Finals. Finals shall include those events conducted in a preliminary-finals format. Any swimmer qualifying for a Consolation Final or Championship Final race in an individual event who fails to compete in said Consolation Final or Championship Final race shall be barred from further competition for the remainder of the meet. Disqualification under this section shall apply only to swimmers qualifying based on the original preliminary results. However, if a swimmer or coach is notified that the swimmer has scratched into a Consolation Final or Championship Final race in an indivdual event, accepts the position, and then fails to compete, the swimmer shall be barred from further competition for the remainder of the meet. In the event of withdrawal or barring of a swimmer from competition, the Meet Referee shall fill the Consolation Final or Championship Final when possible with the next qualified swimmer(s). First and second alternates shall be announced along with the Final qualifiers. These alternates shall not be penalized if not available to compete in Finals. When Consolation Finals have not yet been swum and a barring or withdrawal is known to the Meet Referee, the Meet Referee shall reseed the Consolation Final and Championship Final, if necessary, by inserting the alternate(s) in the appropriate lane(s), filling all lanes in the Championship Final race. If a Consolation Final has been contested, the companion Final shall be swum without reseeding for empty lanes. Exceptions for Failure to Compete in Finals: No penalty shall apply for failure to withdraw or compete in an individual event if: 1) The Meet Referee is notified in the event of illness or injury and accepts the proof thereof. 2) A swimmer qualifying for a Consolation Final or Championship Final race based upon the results of the preliminaries notifies the Administrative Referee or his/her designee within thirty (30) minutes after announcement of the qualifiers for that race that they may not intend to compete and further declares their final intentions within thirty (30) minutes following their last individual preliminary event. 3) It is determined by the Meet Referee that failure to compete is caused by circumstances beyond the control of the swimmer. Event Awards: Individual: Medals: 1 st 10 th, Ribbons: 11 th 20 th Relays: Medals: 1 st 3 rd., Ribbons: 4 th 10 th Scoring and Awards State Championship t-shirt will be awarded to the winner in each event. (Limit one per swimmer.) Event Awards Presentation: Awards will be presented to the top 8 individuals and top three relays throughout the meet. Other awards will be bagged by team and available for pick-up throughout and at the conclusion of the meet. Meet Awards: Individual High Point: Plaques: 1 st 3 rd male and female for 13-14, and Senior age groups. Team Scoring: Top 5 Combined Teams (all ages, male and female). Top 3 Girls and Boy s 13-14, and Senior Teams Scoring: All events will be scored to 20 places using the following point system: Individual Events: 24, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13 11, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Relay Events: 48, 42, 40, 38, 36, 34, 32, 30, 28, 26 22,18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2

6 2018 WISCONSIN 13 & OVER SHORT COURSE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday-Sunday, March 1-4, 2018 Thursday Schedule of Events Thursday AM 5ABC 100 Free 6ABC 7ABC 200 Breast 8ABC 9ABC 100 IM 10ABC 11ABC 200 Fly 12ABC 10 minute break 13ABC 1000 Free*** 14ABC *** Timed Final positive check-in event with the top heat of checked in swimmers with ages combined competing in finals. Slower heats will run fast to slow with ages combined. Thursday PM 1 Women s Med Relay$ 3 Women s Open 200 Med Relay$ Men s Med Relay$ 2 Men s Open 200 Med Relay$ 4 13ABC Women s 1000*** 5ABC 100 Free 6ABC 7ABC 200 Breast 8ABC Men s 1000*** 14ABC 9ABC 100 IM 10ABC 11ABC 200 Fly 12ABC $ Timed Final event with all heats competing in finals. Friday Schedule of Events Friday AM 15ABC 200 Free 16ABC 17ABC 100 Breast 18ABC 19ABC 400 IM** 20ABC 21ABC 100 Back 22ABC Free Relay* Open 400 Free Relay* 26 ** Timed Final event with top heat of each age group competing in finals. Slower heats will run slow to fast. * Timed Final event with top heat of and top two heats of Open competing in finals. Slower heats will run fast to slow. Friday PM 15ABC 200 Free 16ABC 17ABC 100 Breast 18ABC 19ABC 400 IM 20ABC 21ABC 100 Back 22ABC Free Relay* Open 400 Free Relay* 26 Saturday Schedule of Events Saturday AM 27ABC 200 Back 28ABC 29ABC 500 Free** 30ABC 31ABC 100 Fly 32ABC 33 Open 800 Free Relay * Free Relay * 36 ** Timed Final event with top heat of each age group competing in finals. Slower heats will run slow to fast. * Timed Final event with top heat of and top heat of open competing in finals. Slower heats will run fast to slow. Saturday PM 27ABC 200 Back 28ABC 29ABC 500 Free 30ABC 31ABC 100 Fly 32ABC Free Relay * Open 800 Free Relay * 34 Sunday Schedule of Events Sunday AM 37 Open 200 Free Relay# Free Relay# 40 5 Min break 41ABC 200 IM 42ABC 43ABC 50 Free 44ABC Medley Relay*** Open 400 Medley Relay*** minute break Free*** 46 # Timed Final event swum to completion. Run slow to fast in separate age groups *** Timed Final positive check-in event with the top heat of checked in swimmers with ages combined competing in finals. Slower heats will run fast to slow with ages combined. Sunday PM 41ABC 200 IM 42ABC Free Women*** - 43ABC 50 Free 44ABC Free Men Medley Relay*** Open Medley Relay*** 50

7 2018 WISCONSIN 13 & OVER SHORT COURSE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TIME TRIALS Location: RecPlex Pleasant Prairie Friday-Sunday, March 1-4 th, 2018 Sanction # WI TT When: Events: Eligibility: Fee: Registration: Procedures: At the conclusion of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday prelim sessions and Sunday finals session as time permits and at the discretion of the meet director. Trials will be scheduled in the first available competition pool. All meet events will be offered. The 1650 free and 1000 free are only offered in open lanes during the heats of those events in the meet. Events will be combined where appropriate at the discretion of the meet management. Open to swimmers entered in the & Over State SC Championship Meet. The maximum number of individual events in one day is three (3), time trials and individual events combined. $12.00/individual event and $20.00/relay event. At the time trials desk inside the meet management room. Registration will be accepted during the prelim and final sessions. The registration deadline for each time trial session will be posted and announced. Swimmer(s) will sign up for time trials in the meet management room. A schedule of the closing times for time trial registration will be posted dependent on timelines A meeting for all time trial participants and timers will be held prior to the start of Time Trials. Heat Sheets for time trials will be posted and distributed when they are ready It is the swimmer's responsibility to be ready to swim when his/her event, name, and lane number are called. The Referee will not hold the start of the event waiting for a swimmer (or timer) to show. ALL time trial results must be recorded on provided forms. Meet Host Provides: Officials, Colorado System Operator, Watches, Meet Management Swimmers Provide: One (1) Timers, Stopwatch and counter (if needed)