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2017 Selection Policy

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Fencing New Zealand Selection Criteria December 2017 The following selection criteria were adopted by Fencing New Zealand on 5 May 2013, amended on 7 February 2015, amended 14 th December 2017 NOTE The selection criteria are presented here as a separate document but in time will form part of the Selection Policy, which will outline the processes around selection, and the High Performance Programme which will outline the plan to develop high performance fencing in New Zealand. Together they will form part of the suite of policy and governance documents addressing the full range of activities undertaken and promoted by Fencing New Zealand. This will include, but is not limited to: development of the fencer base, recruitment and retention; coach development; officiating (referees, DT, competition management) development 1

1. U15 / Cadets (U17) 1.1 Australian U15 / Cadets (U17) Objectives: i. Medals, individual and team ii. Participation by fencers having demonstrated a level of fencing skill sufficient to make this competition valuable as an introduction to competing outside NZ. Qualifying Performance: Top 75% finish in NZ U15 / U17 Championships, or any higher age group championship or NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI or SI Champs within the previous 12 months. Managed team a manager/s will be appointed, and all team members are expected to stay at the team accommodation. 1.2 Oceania Zone Cadets As for Australian Cadets, except where the Oceanic Cadets is also NZ Cadets when entry is open. 1.3 Asian Zone Cadets Objectives: i. Cadets Top 8 ii. Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Cadets top 4* top 2* Australian Cadets top 8* top 8* NZ Juniors top 4* top 2* Australian Juniors top 8* top 8* NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI, SI Champs top 8# top 4# AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# FIE Cadet World Cup top 64# top 64# * compulsory category minimum of 2 results ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 2

1.4 World Cadets Objectives i Top 32 in 2019, 2020, Top 16 in 2021, 2022 ii Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration Australian Cadets top 4* top 4* NZ Juniors top 4* top 2* Australian Juniors top 8* top 8* NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI, SI top 4* top 4* AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# FIE Cadet World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Zone Cadet Championship top 16# top 16# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory, minimum of 2 ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 1.5 Commonwealth Cadets (added 7 February 2015) Goals Primary: Secondary: Medals, both individual and teams Development of fencers to achieve the goal of top half or better at Asian Zone Championships, to the extent that this is compatible with the primary goal. Note: minimum standards are to be applied where any places remain unfilled through selection to meet the goals. Note: A maximum of five fencers can be entered for each individual event. Selection Direction Selection of a team based on the following order of priority; TIER 1 1. Those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in a team s event. 2. Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in an individual event. TIER 2 3. Any remaining places to be filled by fencers who have demonstrated a level of performance, experience and skills that make a top half finish a likely outcome. 3

TIER 3 4. Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, and should their current level of development continue, would make them a serious contender for a top half finish at Asian Zone Cadets or Juniors in the next 2 years. Must have at least 2 years left to fence at Cadet level. NOTE In the event that any fencer/s available for selection does not meet the minimum criteria, no fencer/s shall be selected. Results are taken from the most recent relevant year or event. Minimum Selection Criteria: TIER 1 Medals 1st priority Teams; 2nd priority Individuals. 4 Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Cadet rankings Men's Foil 400 Men's Epee 400 Men's Sabre 300 Women' Foil 350 Women's Epee 350 Women's Sabre 300 Compulsory Event Attendance1 NZ Cadets - and at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non- NZ competition: (for 16 or more fencers competing)2 NZ / Oceanic Juniors Top 8 Australian State Cadet Championships Top 4 Australian Cadet Championships Top 4 North / South Island Open Champs Top 8 NZ Senior Championships / President s Cup Top 12 NZ Senior Regional Championships Top 4 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more than five fencers qualify, then the four fencer/s with the most consistent results and who are considered to form the best team, will be selected, with the fifth fencer selected having the best individual result. TIER 2 Achieve a Top Half Finish Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Cadet rankings Men's Foil 350 Men's Epee 350 Men's Sabre 250 Women' Foil 300 Women's Epee 300 Women's Sabre 200

Compulsory Event Attendance1 NZ Cadets - and at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non-nz competition: (for 16 or more fencers competing)2 NZ / Oceanic Juniors Top 12 Australian State Cadet Championships Top 6 Australian Cadet Championships Top 12 North / South Island Open Champs Top 12 NZ Senior Championships / President s Cup Top 16 NZ Senior Regional Championships Top 4 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions TIER 3 Development (must have at least 2 years left to fence in Cadets) Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Cadet rankings Men's Foil 250 Men's Epee 250 Men's Sabre 200 Women' Foil 250 Women's Epee 250 Women's Sabre 150 Compulsory Event Attendance1 NZ Cadets - and at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non-nz competition: (for 16 or more fencers competing)2 NZ / Oceanic Juniors Top 16 Australian State Cadet Championships Top 8 Australian Cadet Championships Top 12 North / South Island Open Champs Top 12 NZ Senior Championships / President s Cup Top 16 NZ Senior Regional Championships Top 8 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more fencers would qualify than there are remaining places, then the fencer/s with the highest averages will be selected. Notes: 1Application may be made to the selectors where extenuating circumstances have prevented a fencer from attending or the fencer is based outside NZ. 2 Based on an entry of 16 or more fencers, proportionally less if fewer fencers. 5

For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. Notification of exceptional circumstances needs to be noted with nominations. 6

2. Juniors 2.1 Australian Juniors Objective(s): i. Medals, individual and team ii. Participation by fencers having demonstrated a level of fencing skill sufficient to make this competition valuable to their development. Qualifying Performance Top half (50%) finish in NZ Juniors, NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI or SI Champs within the previous 12 months. Managed team a manager/s may be appointed depending on numbers attending. 2.2 Oceania Zone Juniors As for Australian Juniors, except where Oceanic Juniors is also the NZ Juniors, when entry is open. 2.3 Asian Zone Juniors: Objectives: i. Top 16 by 2020, Top 8 by 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Juniors top 4* top 2* Australian Juniors top 8* top 4* NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI, SI top 8* top 4* AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# FIE Junior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Cadets (previous yr) top 16# top 16# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory category minimum of 2 results ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 7

2.4 World Juniors Objectives i. Top 32 in 2019, 2020, Top 16 in 2021, 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Juniors top 4* Australian Juniors top 8* top 8* NZ Champs, President's Cup, NI, SI top 4* top 2* AFF 1,2,3,4 top 32# top 16# FIE Junior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Zone Juniors top 64# top 64# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory, minimum of 2 ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 2.5 Commonwealth Juniors Goals Primary: Secondary: Medals, both individual and teams Development of fencers to achieve the goal of top half or better at Asian Zone Championships, to the extent that this is compatible with the primary goal. Note: minimum standards are to be applied where any places remain unfilled through selection to meet the goals. Note: A maximum of five fencers can be entered for each individual event. Selection Direction Selection of a team based on the following order of priority; TIER 1 1. Those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in a teams event. 2. Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in an individual event. TIER 2 3. Any remaining places to be filled by fencers who have demonstrated a level of performance, experience and skills that make a top half finish a likely outcome. TIER 3 4. Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, and should their current level of development continue, would make them a serious contender for a top half finish at Asian Zone Cadets or Juniors in the next 2 years. Must have at least 2 years left to fence at Junior level. 8

NOTE In the event that any fencer/s available for selection does not meet the minimum criteria, no fencer/s shall be selected. Results are taken from the most recent relevant year or event. Minimum Selection Criteria TIER 1 Medals 1 st priority teams; 2 nd priority individuals. Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Junior rankings Men's Foil 500 Men's Epee 500 Men's Sabre 350 Women' Foil 400 Women's Epee 400 Women's Sabre 300 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Juniors Top 4 - and results from at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non- NZ competition: Australian State Junior Championships Top 4 Australian Junior Championships Top 4 North / South Island Open Champs Top 4 NZ Senior Championships Top 8 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more than five fencers qualify, then the four fencer/s with the most consistent results and who are considered to form the best team, will be selected, with the fifth fencer selected having the best individual result. TIER 2 Achieve a Top Half Finish Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Junior rankings Men's Foil 400 Men's Epee 400 Men's Sabre 300 Women' Foil 350 Women's Epee 350 Women's Sabre 250 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Juniors Top 8 9

- and at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non-nz competition: Australian State Junior Championships Top 6 Australian Junior Championships Top 12 North / South Island Open Champs Top 8 NZ Senior Championships Top 12 NZ Senior Regional Championships Top 2 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more fencers than the remaining places would qualify, then fencers will be selected to meet the Tier 1 objectives. TIER 3 Development (must have at least 2 years left to fence in Juniors) Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ Junior rankings Men's Foil 300 Men's Epee 300 Men's Sabre 200 Women' Foil 300 Women's Epee 300 Women's Sabre 200 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Juniors Top 8 - and at least two of the following, preferably including at least one non-nz competition: NZ / Oceanic Cadet Top 4 Australian State Junior Championships Top 8 Australian Junior Championships Top 12 North / South Island Open Champs Top 8 NZ Senior Championships Top 12 NZ Senior Regional Championships Top 4 Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more fencers would qualify than there are remaining places, then the fencer/s with the highest averages will be selected. Notes: 1 Application may be made to the selectors where extenuating circumstances have prevented a fencer from attending or the fencer is based outside NZ. 2 Based on an entry of 16 or more fencers, proportionally less if fewer fencers. 10

3. U23 3.1 Australia / Oceania (Not held as of 2013, but may be introduced following introduction elsewhere) Objective(s): i. Medals, individual and team ii. Participation by fencers having demonstrated a level of fencing skill sufficient to make this competition valuable to their development. Qualifying Performance Top half (50%) finish in NZ Juniors, or a top half finish in any higher age group championship within the previous 12 months. Managed team a manager/s may be appointed depending on numbers attending. 3.2 Asian Zone U23: Objectives: i. Top 16 by 2020, Top 8 by 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Champs, Pres' Cup, NI, SI top 8* top 4* AFF 1,2,3,4 top 32# top 32# FIE World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Zone Juniors (previous or current yr) top 16# top 16# Asian Zone U23 (previous or current yr) top 32# top 32# Asian Zone Seniors (previous yr) top 64# top 64# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory category minimum of 2 results ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 11

3.3 World U23 ( if / when introduced) Objectives i. Top 32 by 2020, Top 16 by 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish Note: A maximum of four fencers can be entered in each event. Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Champs, Pres Cup, NI, SI top 4* top 2* AFF 1,2,3, 4 top 32# top 32# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# FIE Senior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Seniors top 64# top 64# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 12

4. Seniors 4.1 Australia / Oceania Objective(s): iii. Medals, individual and team iv. Participation by fencers having demonstrated a level of fencing skill sufficient to make this competition valuable to their development. Qualifying Performance Open entry for senior fencers. Junior and Cadet fencers as part of a recognised development programme or HP programme. 4.2 Asian Zone: Objectives: i. Top 32 by 2020, Top 16 by 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Champs, Pres Cup, NI, SI top 8* top 4* AFF 1,2,3,4 top 32# top 32# FIE World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# Asian Zone Seniors top 64# top 64# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory category minimum of 2 results ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination. 4.3 World Championships Objectives i. Top 128 by 2020, Top 64 by 2022 ii. Developmental top half finish 13 Selected entry, minimum qualification for selection consideration NZ Champs, Pres Cup, NI, SI top 4* top 2* AFF 1,2,3,4 top 32# top 32# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# FIE Senior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Seniors top 64# top 64# Regular participation in the relevant High Performance Programme is preferred. * compulsory, minimum of two ) For NZ based fencers. # minimum of 2 ) For fencers competing outside NZ or resident outside NZ, equivalent results should be submitted with any nomination.

4.4 Commonwealth Championships Goals Primary: Medals, both individual and teams Secondary: Development of fencers to achieve the goal of top half or better at future Asian Zone Championships, to the extent that this is compatible with the primary goal. Note: minimum standards are to be applied where any places remain unfilled through selection to meet the goals. Selection Direction Selection of a team based on the following order of priority; TIER 1 Those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in a team s event. Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, provide the greatest likelihood of winning medals in an individual event. TIER 2 Any remaining places are to be filled by fencers who have demonstrated a level of performance, experience and skills that make a top half finish at a likely outcome. TIER 3 Where spaces remain unfilled, those fencers who, based on performance, experience and skills, and should their current level of development continue, would make them a serious contender for a top half finish at Asian Zones in the following two years. NOTE In the event that any fencer/s available for selection does not meet the criteria, no fencer/s shall be selected. Minimum Selection Criteria TIER 1 Medals 1 st priority teams; 2 nd priority individuals. Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ rankings 3 Men's Foil 600 Men's Epee 600 Men's Sabre 450 Women' Foil 500 Women's Epee 500 Women's Sabre 400 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Senior Championship (previous 12 months) top 8 F/E top 4 S 14

- and results from at least three of the following, including at least two non-nz competitions in the previous 12 months: NZ Champs, NI, SI top 8# top 4# AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# FIE Senior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Seniors top 64# top 64# Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more than five fencers qualify, then the four fencer/s with the most consistent results and who are considered to form the best team, will be selected, with the fifth fencer selected having the best individual result. TIER 2 Achieve a Top Half Finish Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ rankings 3 Men's Foil 500 Men's Epee 500 Men's Sabre 400 Women' Foil 450 Women's Epee 450 Women's Sabre 350 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Nationals Top 8 F/E Top 4 S - and at least three of the following, including at least two non-nz competitions within the previous 12 months: NZ Champs, NI, SI top 8# top 4# AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# FIE Senior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Seniors top 64# top 64# Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more fencers than the remaining places would qualify, then the fencer/s that best meet the Tier 1 objectives will be selected. 15

TIER 3 Development Minimum Ranking Points From FeNZ rankings Men's Foil 400 Men's Epee 400 Men's Sabre 300 Women' Foil 400 Women's Epee 400 Women's Sabre 300 Compulsory Event Attendance 1 NZ Nationals Top 8 - and at least three of the following, including at least two non-nz competitions in the previous 12 months: NZ Champs, NI, SI top 8# top 4# AFF 1,2,3 top 16# top 16# AFF 4 (Aus Nats) top 32# top 32# Asian Zone U23 top 32# top 32# FIE Senior World Cup top 64# top 64# Asian Seniors top 64# top 64# Other overseas equivalent or higher competitions If more fencers would qualify than there are remaining places, then the fencer/s that best meets the Tier 1 objectives will be selected. Notes: 1 Application may be made to the selectors where extenuating circumstances have prevented a fencer from attending or the fencer is based outside NZ. 2 Based on an entry of 16 or more fencers, proportionally less if fewer fencers. All results from previous 12 months or the most recent occurrence of that event where more than 12 months has elapsed, but in any case less than 24 months. 16

5. Veterans All Competitions Objective i. Medals ii. Participation Open entry to all competitions. Selection criteria to be developed in the event that entry is limited. 6. Olympics FIE / NZOC selection criteria apply. 6.1 Olympic Zone Qualifying Competition Senior / Youth Objective: qualification Selection Criteria. Fencer with the highest FIE ranking for that weapon / age group 7. Notes High Performance Programme Participation in the High Performance Programme will not be a prerequisite for selection. However, participation and performance in the HPP may be taken into account when two or more fencers are being compared. There will be greater knowledge of a fencer's strengths and weaknesses, and development, that may carry weight for selection, particularly in relation to team events. 17