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Swim Manitoba Sanction: M2011201201

Meet Manager : Bob Groff
All current MSC 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 procedures.

Warm up: 2:00 pm Start 2:45 pm Saturday November 19th 2011

 

POOL:

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.

Facility & Timing: Joyce Fromson Pool (Short Course 6 lanes)

Frank Kennedy Building, University of Manitoba

25 Dafoe Road Winnipeg MB



Dates and Times: Warm up: 2:00 pm Warmup/down area available all meet

Meet Start: 2:45 pm Saturday, November 19, 2010


Eligibility: All swimmers must be registered with Masters Swimming Canada or FINA affiliated organizations.


Event List: See Appendix 1


Seeding: All events will be seeded by time, slowest to fastest. Meet management reserves the right to combine events so no athlete swims alone. All events are timed final.


Entry Limitations: Limit of 6 individual events plus 3 relays.

Bonus Swims: None


Relays: See Appendix 1


Entry Fees: - Individual $6.00/swimmer/event

- Relay $12.00/team/event

- Swim Manitoba Entry Fee: - $6.00/entrant

There is a new Official fee each swim $0.55 per swim included in the price per event

- $60 covers all fees + 1 adult banquet ticket

  • Provide 1 cheque per club payable to: MID- CAN MASTERS SWIM CLUB

  • Fees must be paid prior to the start of the meet; no swimmer is allowed to swim if their fees are outstanding.

          • NO DECK ENTRIES will be accepted



Entries: All entries must be submitted with a time. “No Time” (NT) entries will not be accepted. Teams will upload entries using a Hytek Entry File. Each swimmer must have a valid swimmer ID number, and a correct birth date and gender. Errors or omissions in the entry file will cause delays in accepting the file and posting the results. Send file to: rkgroff@shaw.ca.


All entries must be accompanied by a signedWaiver and Release Form” for each swimmer (see Appendix 4 )


Entry Deadline: November 13 2011


Meet Entries Contact: Bob Groff rkgroff@shaw.ca



Late or Deck Entries: None


Scratches: Allowed


Banquet: This years banquet will be back to the University Centre. Tickets are still $30 per adult as the cost is subsidized by Masters Swimming Manitoba and Mid Can Masters. Children 12 & under are half price.


Competition: Masters Swimming Canada rules apply.


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. The Mickey Stokotelny Award will be presented to the senior swimmer (65+) with the most points at the meet.


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

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


Scoring: Placing Points

-Points are by event and age category

-3 points for each swimmer or relay team placing 1st

-2 points for each swimmer or relay team placing 2nd

-1 point for each swimmer or relay team placing 3rd

Meet Management Team

Email address


Meet Manager: Bob Groff

rkgroff@shaw.ca

Meet Entries: Bob Groff

rkgroff@shaw.ca

Officials Coordinator:


Safety: MSC Warm Up Procedures are in effect (Appendix 2). It is the responsibility of each athlete to be aware of the safety rules and ensure they follow them.




Meet Forms

Appendix 1


Individual Entry Form


Individual Summary Form


Waiver Forms


Relay Entry Form


Club Summay Form



Appendix 2

MSC Warm-Up/Warm Down Procedures



CMSW 1.6 MSC Warm-Up/Warm-down Procedures shall be enforced at all

Masters’ swimming competitions in Canada.


CMSW 1.6.1 The warm-up/warm-down shall be supervised. There shall be a

minimum of two qualified officials, acting as Safety Marshals for each course with

the authority to control the warm-up including to warn or remove offending

swimmers and to report to the referee for possible further disciplinary action


CMSW 1.6.2 There shall be a minimum of 45 minutes prior to the start of the

meet for general warm-up. If there is no continuous warm-up facility or lane

available during the meet there shall be a 15 minute warm-up period at least

every 2 hours. There shall be a 15 minute warm-down period at the conclusion of

the meet


CMSW 1.6.3 There shall be no diving or jumping from any area of the deck or

starting blocks. Swimmers shall enter the water feet first in a cautious manner

with at least one hand in contact with the deck or gutter. There shall be barriers

placed on the starting blocks.


CMSW 1.6.4 All lanes shall be used for general warm-up with circle swimming

only. Swimmers shall circulate in opposite directions to adjacent lanes. Starting

at one side of the pool, lanes shall be designated as slow, medium and fast

lanes. There should be pictorials at the end of the lanes showing this and the

direction of circle swimming.


CMSW 1.6.5 Twenty minutes prior to the end of warm-up one outside lane, and

in pools of six lanes or more, the adjacent lane, on the fast side of the pool, as in

CMSW 1.6.4, shall be designated as sprint lanes. The starts shall be from the

normal starting end of the pool with one way swimming only. Upon completion of

the length the swimmer shall leave the lane.


CMSW 1.6.6 The wearing of watches, the use of hand paddles, pull-buoys, kick

boards and swim fins, shall be prohibited.


CMSW 1.6.7 Warm-up procedures shall be prominently posted at various areas

of the pool deck.




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.”

 

 

 

 

 

 Appendix 4


Athlete Waiver and Release Form


In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I, for myself, my executors, administrators and assigns, do hereby release and discharge the Manitoba Masters Aquatic Club, Masters Swimming Manitoba, and Masters Swimming Canada from all claims and damages, demands and actions whatsoever in any manner arising or growing out of my participation in this event. I attest and verify that I have full knowledge of the risks involved in this event and I am physically fit and sufficiently trained to participate.




Signed:_______________________________________ Dated:__________________________