Trampoline & DMT Competition Handbook

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1 Trampoline & DMT Competition Handbook January to December (Version 1)

2 Contact Information Technical Panel Chair Lynn Simpson Competition Organiser Vacant Judging Coordinator John Wills Coach Education Officer Performance & Development Officer Vacant Kyle Lancashire Finance Officer James Davidson Scottish Gymnastics Performance Department Coach Education Development Member Services Extension 2395 Ethics, Welfare & Conduct Partners 2

3 Introduction This handbook contains details of the forthcoming competitions and the entry procedures, rules and regulations relating to the competition programme for. FIG & BG regulations will apply at all Scottish Competitions unless stated otherwise. This handbook must be read in conjunction with the British Trampoline Gymnastics Competition Handbook (available from the BG website). Abbreviations - In this handbook the following abbreviations have been used FIG International Gymnastics Federation TRA Trampoline Gymnastics TPD Trampolining for people with disabilities BG British Gymnastics TTP Trampoline Technical Panel SG Scottish Gymnastics DMT Double Mini Trampoline 3

4 Key Scottish Competition British Competition Representative Competition Domestic & National Competition Calendar Event Date Venue Levels NDP Regional Qualification Series TRA +DMT NDP Regional Qualification Series DMT NDP Regional Qualification Series TRA NDP Regional Team Qualifier TRA NDP Regional Team Qualifier DMT Spring Event Series 1 Scottish Championships Qualifier - TRA Spring Event Series 2 Regional Finals & NDP Qualification Scottish Championships Qualifier - DMT British Championships NDP Finals Scottish Championships Qualifier - TRA Scottish Championships Qualifier - DMT Scottish Championships TRA & DMT 23 rd January 14 th February 20 th February Musselburgh NDP 1-7 Waterstone Crook, Newport on Tay, Fife Bells SC, Perth NDP 1-7 (+ FIG) NDP 1-7 (+NDP8 & FIG) 19 th March Bells SC, Perth NDP th March Banchory NDP th 17 th April Ricoh Arena, Coventry TRA: NDP 8 & FIG DMT: FIG 1 st May Bells SC, Perth NDP 1-8, FIG 6 th 8 th May 27 th -29 th May EIS Sheffield Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham 4 th June Banchory 1 st 3 rd July 8 th 10 th July 27 th August rd September Echo Arena, Liverpool Telford International Centre, Telford Bells SC, Perth Lasswade, Edinburgh 24 th September Bells SC TRA: NDP 8 & FIG DMT: FIG NDP 1-7 NDP 1-7 FIG Closing Date 5 th January 26 th January 26 th January 23 rd February 23 rd February *** 5 th April 2015 *** *** FIG *** NDP 1-8 Club 2 (U13 only) NDP 1-8, FIG NDP 1-7 FIG TRA: Club 2 (U13 only) NDP 1-8, FIG DMT: NDP 1-7, FIG 10 th May *** 2 nd August th August 5 th September 4

5 Competition Structure Trampoline Level Club 2* NDP 1 NDP 2 NDP 3 NDP 4 NDP 5 NDP 6 NDP 7 NDP 8 FIG Age Groups (Age in year of competition) 6-12yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17+ yrs 6-10yrs*, 11-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17+yrs 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17-18yrs, 19+yrs 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17-18yrs, Senior *These categories/age groups will only be available at Scottish Championship Qualifying competitions and Scottish Championships - they will not be available at NDP competitions. DMT Level NDP Level 1 NDP Level 2 NDP Level 3 NDP Level 4 NDP Level 5 NDP Level 6 NDP Level 7 Elite Pathway Age Groups (Age in year of competition) 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15+yrs 6-8yrs*, 9-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17+yrs 6-10yrs*, 11-14yrs, 15-16yrs & 17+yrs 9-10yrs, 11-12yrs, 13-14yrs, 15-16yrs, 17-18yrs, Senior *These categories/age groups will only be available at Scottish Championship Qualifying competitions and Scottish Championships - they will not be available at NDP competitions. All levels (TRA and DMT) will have separate classes for male and female performers. Gymnasts age category is determined by their age reached in the year of the competition. 5

6 Competition Entries Entry Process All entries must be submitted electronically using the electronic entry form on the SG website, these can be found under discipline/trampoline/competitions. Postal, scanned, PDF or written entry forms will no longer be accepted. Entry forms must be received by the stipulated closing date and time. Incomplete/Incorrect entry forms will be returned to the named contact. When multiple gymnasts are being entered from a club, please ensure the correct number of officials are provided as per the guidelines on the entry form an in the competition official section of this handbook, e.g. for the first two gymnasts a club must enter the name of their suitably qualified official. A copy of the entry form must also be sent to the judging coordinator (johnj.gwills@gmail.com) and copied to performance@scottishgymnastics.org by the competition closing date, or your entry will not be accepted. Methods of Payment Payment can be made via cheque to Scottish Gymnastics or BACs to the SGA Account and should be received by SG within 48 hours of the competition closing date. If paying by BACs, clubs must use the given reference stipulated within the individual competition details. Late Entries Late entries will not be accepted. Refusal of Entry / Disqualification The TTP reserve the right to refuse any entry and disqualify a competitor or team at any time if they do not comply with Scottish Gymnastics regulations. Withdrawals and Substitutions Amendments to an entry before the closing date will not incur a penalty and in the case of withdrawals, the entry fee will be refunded. Entry fees are non-refundable after the closing date. Where it is necessary to substitute/add a coach, the club must inform the SG performance department, so the coach can be checked for membership, awards and safeguarding, before they can be accredited for the event. Terms & Conditions of entry to all SG competitions You agree to abide by the SG Photography guidelines at events You agree to the storing of competition scores on SG databases and the SG website The person making the entry on behalf of gymnast(s) or a club, undertakes to ensure that those who they are making the entry on behalf of are fully aware of and agree to abide by the contents of this handbook 6

7 Competition Regulations - Gymnasts Membership Gymnasts must have Scottish Gymnastics membership in order to enter a competition, appropriate to the level they intend to compete at. Gymnasts competing at NDP 6 and above should hold SG/BG silver or above membership with all others holding Bronze membership. It is the responsibility of the gymnast s club to ensure that each gymnast has the appropriate level of membership. Once a gymnast reaches National A in TPD they are also required to complete the BG Medical Classification pack. In normal circumstances, gymnasts should also be a member of an SG registered club. In exceptional cases, where a gymnast does not belong to a SG registered club they must contact the performance department and may be allowed to enter the event. Such gymnasts will be given the classification of being Unattached. In such cases the gymnast must meet all other membership requirements. Gymnast Attire Gymnasts competition dress should be in line with the TTP regulations outlined in appendices. Gymnasts Code of Conduct Clothing indicating National Team representation should not be worn by gymnasts or coaches at domestic competitions. Gymnasts must not remove leotards until they are in the competitors' seating area. Any gymnasts found breaking this rule will receive a deduction for an attire violation in accordance as per FIG code of points. During march round, gymnasts are expected to proceed neatly and in line as directed by competition officials. All competitors are expected to enter the arena smartly dressed. Gymnasts should wear either a zipped club tracksuit or leotard. Non-uniformed t-shirts and outdoor shoes are not accepted for march on. All bags and equipment relating to performance should be stowed at the gymnasts seating area. Gymnasts should ensure that long hair is tied back, and any tattoos are covered up. No jewellery, body piercing or adornments of any kind are permitted in training or competition. Gymnasts will not be allowed to compete at any Scottish gymnastics event with jewellery on. Gymnasts are expected to maintain high standards to behaviour at all times showing respect for their fellow competitors, competition officials and coaches. Tiebreak Rule All trampoline and DMT competitions will use the FIG tiebreak rule. This is automated within Swescore In case of a tie in points at any place in the Qualification Round, the ranking will follow the criteria below. If there is still a tie the tie will not be broken. Individual Trampoline 1. The gymnast with the higher sum of the E-score of both routines prevails. 2. The gymnast with the higher sum of the T-score of both routines prevails. Double Mini-Trampoline 1. The gymnast with the higher sum of the E-score of both passes prevails. 2. The gymnast with the higher sum of the E-score of the 2nd pass prevails. Finals in all disciplines In case of a tie at any place the tie will not be broken. 7

8 Competition Regulations - Coaches Membership Coaches accompanying gymnasts must hold a SG/BG Gold membership. Assisting coaches must hold a minimum silver or gold membership in line with their current coaching qualification. Coaches without an up-to-date Safeguarding certificate and a current Disclosure (PVG) Record accessed through Scottish Gymnastics will not be eligible to take gymnasts on to the competition floor or accompany gymnasts to events. Safeguarding must be renewed every three years and must be valid both at the time of entry and through to the end of the event. Coaches must also hold a valid PVG certificate both at the time of entry through to the end of the event. Coaches who are substituting on the day of competition must provide a copy of their PVG, Safeguarding Certificate and SG/BG membership card at registration, otherwise they will not be permitted onto the competition floor. Coaching Practice When submitting entries for an SG event, clubs must ensure that the nominated Supervising Coach (es) is/are qualified to the level of the participant s performance. The practice of supervising participants working above the level of the coach s qualification is not allowed. It is the clubs responsibility to ensure these rules are being adhered to. The caveat that permits coaches to practice one level above their coaching qualification in the coaching syllabus refers to a training environment only and is not permitted at SG Events. Supervising Coaches have a duty of care towards their gymnasts and have responsibility to ensure that they are both qualified and competent to teach at the appropriate level, as well as ensuring that the participant is adequately prepared, physically and psychologically, for performing his/her routines in a competition situation. If it is found that a club is in breach of these policies, SG reserves the right to reject an entry on the grounds of gymnast safety. The Chair of Judges for each competition Panel has a duty to challenge unsafe practice but the ultimate responsibility on the competition floor is with the coach. In extreme cases, where a coach does not respond to the concerns being expressed, the Chair of Judges could stop the gymnast competing, disqualify them and remove the coach from the competition floor. Failure to adhere to these regulations will result in the withdrawal of the gymnast and is likely to negate the coach s Gymnastics Insurance. Coaches Code of Conduct Coaches are expected to maintain a high standard of dress. Standard dress would include trainers, fulllength tracksuit bottoms, t-shirt or polo shirt and tracksuit top / fleece identifiable with their own club logo. Coaches should ensure that long hair is tied back, and must ensure that all jewellery is removed (or adequately covered up) and any tattoos are covered up. Small stud earrings and wedding bands are permitted. Coaches are not permitted to use mobile phones or any other electronic communication devices including tablets, to make calls, take photographs/video footage or be used for any other forms of main communication whilst on the competition floor. Coaches must ensure that their language and behaviour at all times is appropriate, reflecting highly on their club, themselves and the sport. Coaches are not permitted to eat or chew whilst on the competition floor. Coaches are expected to show respect for their fellow coaches and competition officials at all times. 8

9 Competition Regulations - Officials Membership Judges must hold current SG/BG membership in line with the level they are qualified to. Judges should be suitably qualified and experienced for the competition at which they have been nominated. Although it is not mandatory, it is considered to be good practice for officials to attend safeguarding. Any official who has a dual role as a coach within a club must have valid PVG and safeguarding as stated above. Coaches, officials and gymnasts should carry current membership cards to all competitions and be prepared for these to be checked by the competition organiser or their appointed officials. Process When you are completing the entry form, once you have entered two competitors on the sheet you must fill in the name of your suitably qualified official in the judge space provided in order to enter any more competitors. Please include their judge grade in full and availability. Once you reach six entries, you must fill in the name of your second official in the second judge space. This official need not be a qualified judge but needs to be competent at their specified job. Once you reach ten competitors you must fill in your third official (who must be a qualified judge) and so on according to the chart in the Competition Officials section. Suitable Officials With entries of 3 competitors and above, you will be required to provide a judge (Club Grade or above). Unqualified officials (2 nd official) i.e. marshals, spotter co-ordinators, computer and manual recorders, must be suitably experienced. The judging coordinator has a right to refuse an unqualified/inexperienced official and ask the team manager of the club concerned to replace that official. At the discretion of the judging coordinator, extra judges wishing to gain experience are welcome to sit on or by the panel and shadow judges. Please contact the judging coordinator in advance to arrange this. Unqualified officials wishing to gain experience in other areas may also be allowed to do so. Clubs are required to provide the correct number of officials for the whole day. If your club wishes to split a job between two officials, this is acceptable providing the judging coordinator is informed of this before the competition day on the entry form. New Clubs Nominating Officials New clubs do not have to provide qualified judges for the first calendar year in which they compete (e.g. April to April, not just one season). New clubs should, however, try to provide unqualified officials and if submitting three or more gymnasts must provide at least one unqualified official (marshals, spotter co-ordinators, computer and manual recorders). Penalties There will be a 50 fine per missing official if the correct number of officials are not provided. If one of a club s selected officials does not turn up at the competition and the club has no suitable substitute, the TTP reserves the right to fine the club 50 per missing official. This also includes reserve officials from a club who may be called on at any point in the day to help. Clubs having problems organising their officials should contact the judging coordinator at least two weeks before the competition closing date to discuss possible solutions. 9

10 Competition Officials In DMT, execution judges should preferably be either a DMT Judge or a County Grade Trampoline Judge (or above) but we will accept Club Grade Trampoline Judges until the end of. Difficulty Judges must be either a DMT Judge or a County Grade Trampoline Judge or above and must have experience tariffing DMT passes. The number of officials that clubs are required to provide for competitions is listed below: Number of Entries Number of Officials to be Nominated 1 2 competitors None (but officials will be gratefully accepted) 3 5 competitors One judge (Club Grade or above) 6 9 competitors Two officials (one of which must be a judge at Club Grade or above) competitors Three officials (two of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) competitors Four officials (two of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) competitors Five officials (three of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) competitors Six officials (three of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) competitors Seven officials (four of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) competitors Eight officials (four of which must be judges at Club Grade or above) 40 competitors and over Requirements continue at same ratio as outlined above with at least half of the officials being suitably qualified judges. Reserve Officials Reserve officials are expected to be at the competition, in the appropriate uniform, and report for duty at 9am (or other time stated on the competition programme) with all other officials. If reserves are not required as all officials have turned up, and the reserve specifically wishes to judge or help, the TTP competition officer may make arrangements to accommodate them. Reserve officials are also welcome to shadow judges. Judge s Code of Conduct Judges are expected to march into the competition arena prior to the march in of the competing gymnasts, unless notified otherwise. Judges should keep their tables clean and only have on the table items required for judging, keeping all outdoor clothing and bags stored out of sight. Judges are required to stay at their judging table until gymnasts have marched out of the arena and stay at the venue until released by the Competition Organiser in case they are required to assist with the checking of scores. 10

11 General Regulations Registration Clubs must be signed in, by a coach suitably qualified to the required level for the club's gymnasts, at the registration desk. Please inform the registration desk of any withdrawals as soon as possible. ALL coaches must also sign in at the registration desk on arrival at the venue, where they may be required to produce their SG/BG membership card. Coaches must ensure they carry their SG/BG membership card at all times as proof of insurance. Order of Performance In order to maintain a smooth and timely running of the event or where the safety, security and good performance of the gymnasts is a concern, the TTP reserve the right to alter the start lists and/or time/commencement of the competition round as may be deemed necessary by the organiser or authorised officials. Wherever practical, the organiser shall produce and circulate to all participating clubs a provisional competition programme and running order for an event at least 1 week before the day thereof. Competition Apparatus Trampoline equipment unless otherwise stated will be Eurotramp 6x4 or 4x4 s. DMT equipment will vary dependent on host club. Health and Safety The safety of all participants (gymnasts, coaches and officials) is the primary consideration. All SG policies will be rigorously applied with regards to health, safety and welfare and child protection. Coaches are reminded of their responsibility in relation to their gymnasts in the competition environment this will specifically include ensuring the gymnasts are adequately prepared (physically and psychologically) for performing their routines in a competition situation. Anyone requiring first aid assistance should speak to either a member of the events team or the competition organiser. Trophies The gymnast s club must assume total responsibility for any individual SG trophy once presented. They are also responsible for its safe return (having been engraved, as required) before the same competition in the following year. All perpetual trophies remain the property of Scottish Gymnastics. Photography In accordance with current SG policy, flash photography is not permitted at any time during the any Scottish Gymnastics trampoline event. SG accredited photographers may be present at SG events and in some cases events may be videoed. These images/footage may be used by SG and our partners for the purposes of promotion, education and development of the sport. They may also be shared with relevant third part organisations for journalistic/promotional purposes. 11

12 Clubs must ensure that gymnasts/parents are informed of the photography arrangements for the relevant event. Any gymnast or parent who does not wish themselves or their child to be photographed/filmed at the event must advise Scottish Gymnastics Performance Department. The SG photography guidelines are available on the Scottish Gymnastics website here: Spectators Spectator entry to SG TTP competitions will be available on the door on the day of competition, on payment of the required entry fee: Under 5: FREE 5-16yrs: 1 per person 16+: 2.50 per person Spectators Code of Conduct Clubs should take responsibility for the behaviour of their members and supporters. Spectators must:- Switch mobile phones to silent during the competition. Remain supportive throughout the competition, and must not interfere with other spectators enjoyment or disturb any of the gymnasts. Refrain from moving about the seating area whilst gymnasts are competing. Remain in the spectator seating area and not enter controlled areas including competition field of play and the control desk. Treat the competition venues with respect, particularly in respect of food and drink rules. Respect all competitors, coaches and competition officials. The Competition Organiser reserves the right to remove any spectators in breach of this code of conduct. 12

13 Competition Summaries Date Event Closing Date Sat 23rd Jan NDP Regional Series Qualifier 1 - TRA & DMT Tues 4th January Venue Levels Musselburgh Sports Centre TRA : NDP 1 to NDP 7 DMT: NDP 1 to NDP 7 Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRADMT Date Event Closing Date Sat 14th Feb NDP Regional Series Qualifier 2 DMT Tues 26th January Venue Levels Musselburgh Sports Centre DMT: NDP 1 to NDP 7 DMT: FIG (gymnasts at this level are not eligible for qualification to the DMT Regional Team Qualifier) Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]DMT Date Event Closing Date Sat 20th Feb NDP Regional Series Qualifier 2 - TRA Tues 26 Jan Venue Levels Bells Sports Centre, Hay Street, Perth, PH1 5HS TRA : NDP 1 to NDP 7 TRA : NDP 8 & Elite (these levels are not eligible for qualification to the DMT Regional Team Qualifier) Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRA 13

14 Date Event Closing Date Sat 19th Mar NDP Regional Team Qualifier TRA Tues 23 Feb Venue Levels Bells Sports Centre, Hay Street, Perth, PH1 5HS NDP 1 to NDP 7 Only gymnasts who achieved the qualification score at either of the Regional Series events are eligible to take part in this competition. Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRA Date Event Closing Date Sun 20th Mar NDP Regional Team Qualifier DMT Tues 23 Feb Venue Levels Banchory Sports Centre NDP 1 to NDP 7 Only gymnasts who achieved the qualification score at either of the Regional Series events are eligible to take part in this competition. Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]DMT 14

15 Date Event Closing Date Sun 1st May Scottish Championships Qualifier 1 TRA Tues 5 April Venue Levels Bells Sports Centre, Hay Street, Perth, PH1 5HS Club 2 (U13 Only) NDP 1-8, FIG Routine requirements as per issued Scotland Trampoline Routines document (Appendix 1) All gymnasts competing in NDP Level 4 and above must submit a tariff sheet. Only FIG notation will be accepted. Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRA Date Event Closing Date Sat 4th June Scottish Championships Qualifier 1 DMT Tues 10 May Venue Levels Banchory Sports Centre NDP 1 7 FIG Pass requirements as per BG handbook. Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]DMT 15

16 Date Event Closing Date Sat 27th Aug Scottish Championships Qualifier 2 TRA Tues 2 Aug Venue Levels Bells Sports Centre, Hay Street, Perth, PH1 5HS Club 2 (U13 Only) NDP 1-8, FIG Routine requirements as per issued Scotland Trampoline Routines document (Appendix 1) All gymnasts competing in NDP Level 4 and above must submit a tariff sheet. Only FIG notation will be accepted. Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRA Date Event Closing Date Sat 3 rd Sept Scottish Championships Qualifier 2 DMT Tues 9th Aug Venue Levels Lasswade High School NDP 1-7 FIG Pass requirements as per BG handbook. (Appendix 2) Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]DMT 16

17 Date Event Closing Date Sun 24th Sept Scottish Championships - TRA + DMT Mon 5 Sept Venue Bells Sports Centre, Hay Street, Perth, PH1 5HS Only gymnasts who have achieved the qualification score at either of qualifying events are eligible to take part in this competition. Qualification Scores Summary Level Trampoline Minimum execution for each routine Minimum 2 round execution score Club Level NDP NDP NDP Minimum execution for Minimum 2 round score each routine NDP (Ex. Bonus) NDP NDP NDP NDP 8 + Elite 21.0 N/A Qualification & Eligibility Level DMT Combined execution score achieved in both rounds NDP NDP NDP NDP NDP NDP NDP DMT Elite Minimum Expected Total Age Group Male Female 9 to to to to to Senior Any Scottish gymnast who has represented Great Britain in the European Championships (Senior or Junior) in is eligible to enter the Scottish Championships upon application to the TTP. Levels TRA: Club (U12), NDP 1 - NDP8, FIG DMT: NDP 1-7, FIG 17

18 Trampoline NDP 1 to 7 & Club Level 2 Will compete 2 routes Set A AND either Set B or Voluntary with a maximum tariff as per Scottish Routines Appendix Winner of each age group will be determined by cumulative 2 round score There will no longer be overall category winners for these levels NDP 8 & Elite Will compete 2 routines WAG and Voluntary where category minimums will apply Winner of each age group will be determined by cumulative 2 round score National Male & Female Champion will be determined via bounce off qualification for this will be all NDP 8 & Elite age group winners (those not completing both routines will not qualify). Bounce order will be by random ballot and each gymnast will compete one voluntary routine with a minimum tariff of 5.5 and no maximum. DMT Competition Format NDP 1-5 Gymnasts will compete as per BG Handbook performing both Compulsory Round 1 & 2 Winner of each age group will be determined by cumulative 4 pass score There will no longer be overall category winners for these levels NDP Gymnasts will compete: 1 x compulsory round 1 and 1 x optional round 2. Pass one and pass two, in the compulsory round must be competed in the order stated in the handbook and failure to do so will result in a zero score. Gymnasts will perform two final passes of their choice which, when combined must equal or exceed the combined round DD of the compulsory passes in round 1. Repeat passes or skills will result in a loss of DD for that pass or skill. Failure to meet or exceed the combined round DD of the compulsory round, will result in a combined optional round DD score of zero. Winner of each age group will be determined by cumulative 4 pass score There will no longer be overall category winners for these levels Elite Gymnasts will compete as per BG Handbook performing both Compulsory Round 1 & 2 Winner of each age group will be determined by cumulative 4 pass score National Male & Female Champion will be the gymnast with the highest cumulative 4 pass score from Elite competitors. 18

19 Awards Individual 1 st /2 nd /3 rd for each age group gymnasts receiving a zero score will not be awarded a medal. National Male Trampoline Champion National Female Trampoline Champion National Male DMT Champion National Female DMT Champion The Form Cup will be awarded to the gymnast with the highest execution score within the NDP 8 & Elite categories of Trampoline and Elite category of DMT The Tariff Cup will be awarded to the gymnast with the highest difficulty score within the NDP 8 & Elite categories of Trampoline and Elite category of DMT Entry Fee per gymnast BACs Ref:[clubname]TRA 19

20 Appendices Gymnast Competition Attire Trampoline Female Club 2 1. Leotard, with or without sleeves, and white foot covering. 3. One piece full ankle length unitard and white foot covering. 5. Long tights may be worn (must be skin tight). Female NDP Level 1 and above The dress code is as directed by British Gymnastics Code of Points. Male Club 2 1. Sleeveless leotard and gym trousers/shorts in a single colour (dark or deep colours are no longer allowed) and foot covering of the same colour as the gym trousers/shorts or white. Male NDP Level 1 and above The dress code is as directed by British Gymnastics Code of Points. DMT Female NDP Level 1 and above The dress code is as directed by British Gymnastics Code of Points. Male NDP Level 1 and above The dress code is as directed by British Gymnastics Code of Points. 20