Meet Info

[Home]
[Meet Info]
[Pool]
[Events]
[Photo Album]
[Relays]
[Summary]
[y2009]
[y2008]
[y2007]
[y2006]
[y2005]
[y2004]
[y2003]
[y2002]
[y2001]
[y2000]
[Caboto Centre]
[2009 Entries]

snmlogo.jpg (2750 bytes)Swim Manitoba Sanction: M001-2009

Meet Manager : Bob Groff

All current SNC rules will be in effect

The meet is governed by the Swim/Natation Manitoba Harassment and abuse policy and will follow Swimming/Natation Canada Warm up procdures.

Warm up: 2:00 pm Start 2:30 pm Saturday November 21st 2009

 

POOL: swimmingban_july97.gif (8379 bytes)

University of Manitoba Joyce Fromson Pool (25 meter, short course)

Frank Kennedy Building, University of Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba (204) 474-9414

Pool has " bring your lock" type lockers.

ENTRY:

Open to all masters swimmers, registered with a provincial or national

swimming association. Limit of 6 individual events plus 3 relays.

FEES:

- Individual $4.00/swimmer/event

- Relay $8.00/team/event

- Swim Manitoba Entry Fee: - $2.00/entrant

Provide 1 cheque per club payable to:

MID-CAN MASTERS Swim Club

(Fees must accompany entries, no swimmer will swim if their fees are outstanding ).

NO DECK ENTRIES will be accepted

ENTRIES:                                   Deadline

Estimate times if not available.

Include: Name / Club / Sex / Birthdate / Age / & Fees

Time Cards NOT required

Scratches are allowed.  Results will be posted at http: //www.midcanmasters.ca/PopSidwell/Default.htm

 

INTERMISSION: 

There will be NO intermission due to the lack of time. 

VOLUNTEERS:

For anyone interested in officiating or helping out at the meet, a Timers' Clinic will be scheduled two weeks prior to Pop Sidwell.

Please contact: Bob Groff at 261-1417 for further information.

AWARDS:

Awards will be presented to all competitors. The Pop Sidwell Award is given to the club with more than 10 members that has the highest percent of their swimmers participating. Clubs must supply a total membership count on the relay entry form.

CATEGORIES:

Individual Events: Under 19, 19-24 & for every 5 years from 25

Relay Events: 80 - 99 100 - 119 & for every 40 years from 120

BANQUET:

There will be a banquet following the swim meet at Caboto Centre at 1055 Wilkes Avenue.

 

 

SNC Warm Up Procedures

 

Safety:             SNC Warm Up Procedures are in effect (Appendix 2).  Each athlete must be under the supervision of a head or deck coach.  It is the responsibility of the head or deck coach to inform their swimmers of the safety rules and ensure they are followed.

Appendix 2:

SNC Warm-Up Procedures 2005

During the designated warm-up period, the meet management committee shall be responsible for ensuring that all Risk Management/Warm-up procedures are followed.  It is incumbent on all participants, i.e. meet management, coaches, swimmers, and officials to comply with these procedures.  Non-compliance with these procedures will result in a warning or removal of the swimmer from the warm-up pool, and possible further reporting to meet management and the Referee for action under rule SW 2.1.1. 

Meet management shall designate Safety Marshals to actively monitor the warm-up period in the competition pool and ensure compliance with these procedures.  Safety Marshals should be notified of any disabled swimmers who are participating in warm-ups.  Additional “practice” pools, if any, are to be supervised by lifeguards and coaches. 

“Safety Marshals shall be responsible to the Referee for all aspects of safety related to conduct during the warm-up period ….. and shall ensure that all appropriate warm-up procedures are followed.” (CSW 2.13.1.5) 

General Warm-Up Rules:

bullet Swimmers shall enter the water FEET FIRST in a cautious manner.
bullet No Running on the pool deck or Diving from the side of the pool.
bullet Meet Management shall provide signage to indicate designated lane use during warm-up.
bullet Notices/barriers shall be placed on starting blocks to prevent diving during the general warm-up.
bullet Diving Starts are only permitted in designated Sprint Lanes during the warm-up period. 
bullet Lanes shall be open primarily for ‘Circle Swimming’ during the General warm-up period.
bullet Coaches and swimmers shall allow Backstrokers & SWAD the ‘right of way’ for safety purposes.
bullet Meet Management may designate a Sprint Lane(s) and/or a Pace Lane(s) throughout the general warm-up period.

Specific/Sprint Warm-Up Period:

bullet Sprint and Pace lanes must be opened for at least the last 30 minutes of warm-ups or as designated by meet management.
bullet Outside Lanes should be designated as Sprint Lanes.
bullet Only ‘one-way’ swimming shall be permitted in Sprint Lanes.
bullet Sprint Lanes, Pace Lanes, and Circle Swimming lanes shall be clearly marked with signage.
bullet The following statement shall appear in the meet information and in posted notices: "SNC WARM UP PROCEDURES WILL BE IN EFFECT AT THIS MEET".

Equipment:

bullet FLUTTER BOARDS and PULLBUOYS are allowed. 
bullet HAND PADDLES and FLIPPERS (ZOOMERS) are NOT ALLOWED.


 

 

Appendix 3

 

 

 

 

HARASSMENT AND ABUSE POLICY

 

“All sanctioned Swim Manitoba or SNC meets under the jurisdiction of the Provincial Section shall be governed by the Swim/Natation Manitoba Harassment and Abuse Policy. A recommendation coming from the Harassment and Abuse Committee states that the deck be reserved for swimmers, coaches and volunteers assigned specific tasks in the running of the meet.  The referee and meet management will have the full authority to request that any individual, who is perceived to be interfering with the peace and security required for any athlete to achieve his/her best potential, is to leave the deck, or indeed the spectator area should their conduct be viewed as having a negative impact on any athlete in the competition.”

 

 

 

 

 

sn_flags_ripple.gif (13092 bytes)