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2010
5A
Southern Region
Track
& Field
2010
~ 5A Southern
Region
~ Track & Field Championships ~ Tournament Guide
Coaches, Athletic Directors, Athletes, Officials
Location:
Dates: Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 Friday, May 7th, 2010
Field
Events:
3:30 pm
Track Events:
4:30 pm
Track Coaches:
John Radspinner
235-2621
john.radspinner@tusd1.org
Chris Golston
891-5531
christopher.golston@tusd1.org
Athletic Trainer:
Jon Herzner
349-1335
jonathan.herzner@tusd1.org
Trainer:
Jon Herzner, is the certified trainer for RUHS.
His office is located immediately east
of the Track and Field Complex.
Please bring water for your team camp, and training supplies for your
athletes.
Lockers:
Locker rooms will be available for use but they will not be
supervised or secure. It is
suggested
that they be used for changing only and all gear be taken to the
team camps.
T-Shirts: Souvenir t-shirts will be available for purchase immediately east of the Track and Field Complex.
Concessions: The Concession Stand is located immediately east of the Track and Field Complex.
Hospitality:
A Hospitality Room will operate in the school cafeteria.
The Hospitality Room will be available
to coaches, officials, and
supervisors.
forward the names of the individuals to Hank
Matz
Volunteers:
Meet management is requesting that each of the participating
schools provide two (2) volunteers
knowledgeable in the indicated areas to
assist in the conduct of the meet. Schools
may provide
additional qualified volunteers in other areas if they wish.
Please forward the names of the
volunteers to Hank
Matz. Volunteers will be
welcome at the Hospitality Room.
Rincon
Sunnyside: Shot Put Tucson: Long Jump
Other areas where volunteers would be appreciated: wind gauge operators, hurdle marshals, bull pen personnel, and finish line personnel.
2010
~ 5A Southern Region
~ Track & Field Championships ~
Rules-Procedures-Results
Jury
of Girls: Lita
Holland, Buena ~
Appeals:
Boys: Gary
Forrest, Ironwood Ridge ~
Malisa Carino, Salpointe ~
John Warren,
Rules:
Rules shall be those of the current National Federation Track and
Field Rule Book with
exceptions noted in the AIA Constitution and Bylaws and
this Tournament Guide.
§ Coaches (except pole vault coaches) will remain in the stands; under no
circumstances should
coaches come onto the field.
Pole Vault coaches are allowed only in the PV coaching box
and are allowed to communicate only with pole vaulters still in the competition.
manner
designated in the National Federation Track and Field Rule Book.
If a tie still exists, the
remaining ties will advance to
the State Meet.
tournament
site during athletic contests sponsored by the AIA shall be disqualified from
the
contest.
(Refer to the AIA Constitution and Bylaws, Article 14, Section 14.13)
the track, the infield, field event
areas, and the bull pen. Athletes should restrict their use to the
stands
and the warm up area located behind the north bleachers. At no
time should a coach communicate with competing athletes through electronic
means.
accordance
with the current NFHS Rule Book.
Facilities:
Teams should be dropped off at the southern most gate on Arcadia Ave.
Busses are not allowed
on
campus during school hours. The south parking lot will be available at
approximately 1:50 on Wednesday and 2:55 on Friday.
After the stated times busses can park along the west side of Arcadia
Ave if they arrive from the north via 5th Street.
Spikes
must be ¼ inch or smaller on the all-weather surfaces.
Starting blocks will be provided.
1st – 10 pts, 2nd –
8 pts, 3rd – 6 pts,
4th – 5 pts, 5th – 4 pts,
6th – 3 pts, 7th – 2 pts,
8th – 1 pt.
1st – 10 pts, 2nd –
8 pts, 3rd – 6 pts,
4th – 4 pts, 5th – 2 pts,
6th – 1 pt.
Awards:
Medals will be awarded to the top four (4) finishers including relays.
All awards will be handed
out as
soon as possible after each event. Listen
to the announcements. If the
actual
competitor is
not
available please have a stand-in report to the awards presentation.
Medals not dispersed will
be placed
in packets for coaches to pick up at the end of
each session.
Entries:
To enter
the 5A Southern Region Track & Field Championships go to www.athletic.net
prior
to the entry deadline of 7:00 pm on Thursday, April
29th, 2010.
All schools are allowed to
enter four (4) individuals per event and one
(1) squad per relay. Please make
sure to list all
relay alternates at athletic·net. There will be a
scratch meeting for each day of competition.
As decided at the 2009 5A Region Meet a scratched athlete can be replaced
prior to or at
the scratch meeting for preliminary events or races that are
conducted as timed finals
(ex: 1600
meters). No substitutions will be
allowed
for athletes who qualified in a prelim but
are unable to report for the finals of that event.
Email changes to Meet
Management as soon
as possible.
Reseeding
will only take place for clerical errors, not for last
minute replacements.
Substitutes
will take the starting position of the athlete replaced.
Meet management
requests you list any
possible substitutes on your
original roster at athletic·net. Absolutely no changes will
take
place at
a field event site, the bull pen, or a starting line.
Request: Please double check the abbreviation
used for your school at the State Meet last year. If it
does not match the
abbreviation that athletic·net is using please request that they change
to
the State Meet abbreviation. This will make uploading the results and the
qualifiers to the
State Meet organizers much more fluent and accurate. Example:
RUHS not Rinc or Rin.
Field The
long jump, triple jump, shot put, and discus will be conducted by gender with
two flights
Events: of fourteen (14) maximum competitors
in each gender. Spike length must be
verified before
warm-ups on the
runways can begin. Throwing implements
must be weighed in
before reporting
to the throwing circles for warm-up. All
competitors will receive three (3)
preliminary
attempts with the top nine (9) earning three more attempts in the finals. Ties for
the ninth spot will
all compete in the finals. Finals will
follow immediately after the
second flight. Time limits will be followed per
NFHS Rules. Athletes competing in two
events at the same time must check in and out according to NFHS Rules. Remember that
running events have the
highest
priority, than vertical events, followed by horizontal events.
The high jump and the pole vault
will be conducted using “3 alive” or “5 alive” at the
discretion of the head
official for each event and the number of competitors in each.
A maximum of 28 competitors in each gender
will be competing in each event straight
through to conclusion. All pole vault competitors must be weighed in
and poles verified
for legality before the athlete reports to the runway for
warm-up. The starting height in
each
event will be determined by the head event official based on the requested heights
of the athletes. The suggested
starting heights are as follows:
Girls
HJ – 4’-6”, Boys HJ – 5’-6”, Girls PV –6’-6”, and Boys PV – 9’-6”.
The increment for the High Jump will be 2” and
the Pole Vault 6” until 5 or fewer
competitors remain at the conclusion of a
height at which time the High Jump increment
will be 1” and the Pole Vault
increment will be
3”. Any jump-offs will be conducted
according to NFHS Rules.
Lane The
maximum field of 28 will be divided into four (4) heats of seven (7)
athletes.
Events: Lanes will be assigned based on NFHS Rules and
posted on the Region Website.
100m Each
school “owns” four (4) lanes. Scratches and changes will only be accepted
prior
200m to or during the Coaches’
Meeting held for each day of the
meet. Changes must not cause
400m an athlete
to exceed the four (4) event limit. Substitutes must already be on the roster
HH submitted to athletic·net. The winner in each of
the heats will advance to the
finals along
IH
with the next four fastest times.
Per NFHS Rules ties can be broken using 1/1000 of
a
second. Heats may be collapsed based on
the number of actual competitors.
Distance The maximum field of 28 will be
divided into two (2) heats of fourteen (14) athletes.
Events: The faster seeded heat will be contested
second for each gender. The winner and
all
800m
places will be determined by fully automatic timing. Per NFHS Rules ties
can be broken
1600m using 1/1000 of a
second. Heats may be collapsed based on the number of actual
3200m competitors. Scratches and changes
will only be accepted
prior to or during the
Coaches’ Meeting held for each day of the
meet. Substitutes must already be on the
roster
submitted to athletic·net.
Relay The 4 x 800 relays will start
in lanes using a one-turn stagger. The break
will be at 100 meters.
Events: The
4 x 400 meters will start in lanes using a three-turn stagger. The break will be at 500 meters
during the
second leg of the race. The 4 x 100 will
start and finish in lanes using a two-turn
stagger. Competing in a relay must not cause an athlete
to exceed the four (4) event limit.
Scratches and changes will be accepted for relay members prior to or at the
report call.
Alternates must already be on the roster
submitted to athletic·net.
Results:
The results will be posted on the press box windows as soon as possible
at the completion
of each event. Final
results and team scores will be posted on the Region Website and all other
Track and Field sites that typically post Arizona High School Results.
Advancing
The winner of each event by gender will advance automatically to their
respective State Meet.
To State:
Seventeen (17) additional athletes will also qualify from a rank order
list of all finishers in all
Region Meets
of the same classification. Eighteen
(18) athletes will qualify for the other State
Meet from a
rank order list of all finishers in all Region Meets of that classification.
Example:
The Boys Long Jump is won by “Terry Smith” of
which is a
5A-II school. There are
six other region meets containing 5A-II schools.
Should a 5A-II athlete win the Boys Long Jump in all six there will be
eleven (11)
available slots filled from the Region Meet rank order lists.
All eighteen (18) 5A-I
slots would be filled from the 5A-I rank order
lists. In addition, athletes not qualifying
by either method noted above but who have surpassed the Outside
Qualifying Standards
will be allowed to compete at the State Meet should their coach declare their intent to do so.
Remember that all Region Championships count as Outside Qualifying Meets. Please turn in
your outside qualifier forms at the conclusion of the
Region Championships to the computer
personnel in the
press box.