JUDO TECHNICAL PACKAGE 1.0 SPORT: Judo 1.1 Competition Site: Carlton Comprehensive High School Red Gym 1.2 Competition Dates: February 16 19, 2014 1.3 Sanction: Yes: X 2.0 PARTICIPANTS 2.1 Number of Competitors Male: 6 Female: 5 2.2 Coaches and Managers: 1 coach and 1 manager Note: Sports that have both male and female competitors must ensure that one coach/manager is male and the other coach/manager is female. 3.0 CLASSIFICATIONS: 3.1 Year of Birth: Born 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, & 2003 NOTE: In a multi-sport games atmosphere, the mandatory level of participant should be conducive to the many challenges facing participants in a village atmosphere. Recognizing the long term athlete development model, Train to Train level, the designated age classification should be consistent, ensuring a continuum in preparing participants for a higher level of competition. 4.0 ELIGIBILITY 4.1 Athletes: All athletes must be registered with Judo Saskatchewan and be a member in good standing. Each athlete must have attained the rank of orange belt.
4.2 Coaches: All Coaches must be certified NCCP Level 1 or Dojo Assistant certification. All coaches must have criminal record checks. 4.3 Exclusions: Any athlete that has previously won a medal at National Championships will not be allowed to compete. 5.0 PROVINCIAL REGISTRATION: Registration is with: Name: Kate Schneider Address: Box 271 Vibank Postal Code: S0G 4Y0 Phone: 306-762-4629 Email: judomom.kate@sasktel.net 6.0 PROVINCIAL TECHNICAL LIAISON: Name: T.V. Taylor Address: Box 1464 Warman Postal Code: S0K 4S0 Ph: Office: Home: 306-668-6879 Email: tvtaylor@sasktel.net 7.0 COMPETITION: 7.1 Type of Competition: Individual competition (Day 1) Male: - 40 kg, - 45 kg, -50 kg, -55 kg, -60 kg + 60 kg Female: - 40 kg, - 45 kg, -50 kg, -55 kg, +55 kg 1 person division: the person can apply to the Provincial Technical Liaison to fight up one division if their district does not have a person in the next division. This athlete will get a medal and points in their original division and can not collect points or medals in the higher division. Decisions will be made in the best interest of the athlete. 2 person division: double round robin - if after the first two matches the athletes are tied with one victory each the deciding match will occur during the medal rounds 3 person division: double round robin medal round 2 vs. 3 and winner vs. 1 4 person division: single round robin medal round 1 vs. 4, 2 vs. 3 and winners for gold and bronze medalists compete for district points.
5 person division: single round robin medal round 1 vs. 4, 2 vs. 3 and winner for gold and bronze medalists compete for district points. 6 person division: two pools of three double round robin medal round A1 vs. B2 and B1 vs. A2, and then winners for gold and bronze medalists compete for district points. 7 person division: one pool of three double round robin and one pool of four single round robin medal round A1 vs. B2 and B1 vs. A2, and then winners for gold and bronze medalists compete for district points. 8 person division: two pools of four single round robin medal round A1 vs. B2 and B1 vs. A2, and then winners for gold and bronze medalists compete for district points. Team Competition (Day 2): Each district may enter both a men s team and a women s team and a District must have at least 3 athletes to enter the Team competition. There will be the same weight divisions as the individual competition for both male and female teams with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 weight divisions used for points to advance. Example: if District A has a team of 6 boys and District B has only 5 boys. The team match would match the District A 5 boys vs. District B 5 boys (matching weight division)...this would give everyone the opportunity to compete in the team competition. The Provincial Technical will work with the draw master to ensure fairness. An eight team draw sheet will be used and a single elimination format will be used to determine 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd place. If there are less than four (4) teams entered each team will compete against the other team once. Medals will be provided for 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd place. Skills Competition (Day 3): This will be mandatory for all athletes entered in the individual competition. Each athlete will be required to complete the following four (4) techniques with a partner: 1. Ippon Seio-nage (one point shoulder throw) 2. O-uchi-gari (major Inner reaping throw) 3. Hari-goshi (sweeping hip throw) 4. O-soto-gari (major outer reaping throw). Each technique will judged on three elements with a maximum of 10pts for doing 10 uchi-komi (repetition of attacking technique without completion), 10pts for doing 2 static throws, and 10pts for doing 2 moving throws. Three referees will independently judge each of the four techniques and award a score of between 30 for a perfect technique based on the three elements and 1 for not correctly completing any element of the technique. Each referee can award a maximum of 120 points to each competitor and the final score will the total of all three referees and therefore be out of a possible 360 points. Ties will be broken by taking the highest score of the technique stating with number I and moving to technique 2 then 3 etc. If there is a tie after the score for all 4 techniques have been completed each individual will be asked to complete the techniques in order until the tie is broken. There will be three male divisions as follows -40, -50 and +50 and these will compete on one mat. There will be three female divisions as follows -40, -50 and +50 and these will compete simultaneously on the second mat. There will be a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal for each of the six divisions. 7.2 Events: Both individual and team
8.0 RESULTS: There will be 8 points for 1 st, 7 points for 2 nd, 6 points for 3 rd 5 points for 4 th, 4 points for 5 th, 3 points for 6 th, 2 points for 7 th and one point for 8 th. This will apply to both the individual and team competition. 9.0 TIE BREAKING PROCEDURE: First Look at points, second by winner of the bout between the tied competitors, third re-fight round robin. 10.0 SPORT PROTEST PROCEDURE: All protests must be submitted to the Tournament Technical Director in writing. 11.0 EQUIPMENT: Each competitor is required to have 2 White Judo gis and 2 Blue Judo gis. There is a requirement for a mat area 8 meters X 8 meters with a 3 meter safety area plus a similar area for warm up. Judo Saskatchewan can supply the mats. There is a requirement for an accurate weigh scales, 4 stop watches, two sets of flags and an electronic score board. 12.0 SPORT JURY: Off mat issues will be referred to the Tournament Director for resolution and any issues arising from on mat issues will be referred to the Head Official. 13.0 OFFICIALS REQUIRED: 13.1 MAJOR OFFICIALS A total of six referees one of which will be Head Referee. As required Judo Saskatchewan will select the head referee and then the head referee and the Sport Technical Director will select the remaining five referees. At least one Provincial A referee per team. 13.2 MINOR OFFICIALS one person to do the draws, two timekeepers and two scorekeepers. 14.0 MEDICAL SERVICES: Certified Nurse or physician & Sport Physio-Therapist 15.0 MEDALS 1 gold, 1 silver 2 bronze for each individual division and 6 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze for the male division and 5 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze for the female division in the Team competition, plus 6 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze for the skills competition 16.0 DISTRICT TEAMS SELECTION CRITERIA
Each District Sport Contact will be asked to hold play downs for their district to select a team. All District play downs will be scheduled to occur between Jan 11 and January 26, 2014 however the District Contact may request to Judo Saskatchewan to move that date up to one week earlier or later than this period. There will be a round robin format with the top two athletes in each weight division competing in a best two out of three for the final. 17.0 DISTRICT SPORT CONTACT Southeast Connection Sport, Culture and Recreation District Name: Kate Schneider Address: Box 271 Vibank Postal Code: S0G 4Y0 Phone: 306-762-4629 Email: judomom.kate@sasktel.net Regina Sport District Inc. Name: Chris Dornstauder Address: 2226 Wascana St Regina, SK Postal Code: S4T 4K2 Phone: 306-352-3373 Email: chris_j_d65@hotmail.com South West District for Culture, Recreation and Sport Name: Jim Wiens Address: 1243 Grafton Ave Moose Jaw Postal Code: S6H 3S7 Phone: 306-691-0051 Email: jmwiens@sasktel.net Parkland Valley Sport, Culture & Recreation District Name: Address: Postal Code: Phone: Email: Prairie Central Sport, Culture and Recreation District Name: Glen Miller Address: Box 864 Watrous Postal Code: S0k 4T0 Phone: 306-946-3713 Email: gk.miller@sasktel.net Saskatoon Sports Council Name: Blair Doige Address: #204-603 Lenore Drive Saskatoon Postal Code: S7K-6S1 Phone: 306-975-1202 Email: blair.doige@sasktel.net Rivers West District for Sport, Culture & Recreation Name: Dean McGarry Address: 39 Alberta Cres Lloydminster Postal Code: T9V 0L8 Phone: 780-875-1253 Email: poeme_27f@yahoo.com Lakeland District for Sport, Culture & Recreation Name: Blair Taylor Address: 1693 Allbright Cres Prince Albert Postal Code: S6V 7C3 Phone: 306-260-9287 Email: blairtay@sasktel.net
Northern Sport, Culture & Recreation District (formerly Zone 9) Name: Ronnie McKenzie Address: Box 345 Stanley Mission Postal Code: S0J 2P0 Phone: 306-635-2253 Email: rocknr08@yahoo.ca 18.0 THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS TECHNICAL PACKAGE, IN ITS ENTIRETY, WAS APPROVED BY OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. (Please indicate in the space provided, the date of the meeting and when it was approved. This package must be signed by your President before returning it to the Saskatchewan Games Council.) MEETING DATE: Nov 5, 2012 via e-mail vote. PRESIDENT S SIGNATURE: Name: T.V. Taylor Address: Box 1464 Warman Postal Code: S0K 4S0 Phone: 306-668-6879 Email: tvtaylor@sasktel.net