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The Glacier
Falls Figure Skating Club is pleased to host the 7th
Annual Anaheim ICE Synchronized Team Championships at the Anaheim
ICE Arena on Sunday, November 11, 2007.
This
competition is sanctioned by U. S. Figure Skating.
Anaheim ICE is
located at 300 W. Lincoln Avenue in the city of Anaheim,
California,
92805. The ice surface is 200’ x 85’ with rounded corners.
Entries:
All
applications must be received by Saturday, October 6th,
2007.
Applications
should be sent to:
Anaheim ICE
300 W. Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805
Attn: John
Saitta
Entry Fees:
The entry fee
is $17.00 per competitor, including alternates.
Please make
checks payable to: Anaheim ICE.
If you have
questions, please contact: John Saitta (714) 518-3212 jsaitta@anaheimice.com
General
Rules:
The 6th
Annual Anaheim ICE Synchronized Team Championships is sanctioned by
U.S. Figure Skating and will be conducted under the rules set forth
in the 2007-2008 edition of the U.S. Figure Skating Rulebook and
this announcement. Particular note should be taken of these
sections:
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Rule 3080: Eligibility
to compete
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Rule 1450: Events to
be skated
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Rules 4660-4791:
Requirements for each level
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Rule 3530: Duration
and Warm-up Periods of Synchronized Team Skating
Liability:
U.S. Figure
Skating, Glacier Falls Figure Skating Club, and Anaheim ICE accept
no responsibility for injury or damage sustained by any participant
in these championships. This is in accordance with Rule 3222 of the
2008 edition of the official U.S. Figure Skating Rulebook.
Judging
System:
The ISU judging
system (IJS) will be used for open junior, collegiate, adult,
intermediate, novice, junior and senior events. For all other
events, the 6.0 system will be used. However, testing of the ISU
judging system may be performed for some of these levels.
All teams
competing in a level judged under the IJS will be required to
complete a planned program content sheet. Blank sheets are found in
this announcement. Each team’s Planned Program Content sheet must be
turned in with the team’s music at registration, or team
coaches/contact people can complete it via their Member’s Only
profile at www.usfsaonline.org.
Events to be
offered:
SECTION 1:
BASIC SKILLS / BEGINNER EVENTS
For all events: No
skaters may have passed higher than the preliminary test in any
discipline, and the majority of the team must be “no test.”
| A. Basic
Skills Beginner 1 |
A team of 8 to 16
skaters. The majority of the team must be
under 9 on the preceeding July 1.
Program duration: 1 ˝ - 2minutes +/- 10 sec.
Required elements:
a. Circle: 1 circle, include a 2-foot turn and a forward
inside
and/or forward outside edge glide
b. Line: Cover the ice and include only forward skating
skills.
c. Block: Cover the ice and include only one configuration.
d. Wheel: A 4-spoke wheel with backward pumps.
e. Intersection: 2 lines facing each other, forward 2-foot
glide at
the point of intersection.
RESTICTIONS:
- No additional elements allowed.
- Holds may only include shoulder-to-shoulder and
hand-to-hand.
- No changes or direction and traveling within elements.
- No steps or moves in Basic 6 or higher. |
| B. Basic
Skills Beginner 2 |
A team of 8 to 16
skaters. The majority of the team must be
9 – 11 years old on the preceeding July 1.
Program duration: 1 ˝ - 2minutes +/- 10 sec.
Required elements:
a. Circle: 1 circle, include the combination move* from
Basic 8
b. Line: Cover the ice may include both forward and backward
skating skills.
c. Block: Cover the ice and include 1 or 2 configurations.
d. Wheel: Wheel of choice with backward pumps.
e. Intersection: 2 lines facing each other, forward 2-foot
or
1-foot glide at the point of intersection.
RESTRICIONS:
- No additional elements allowed.
- Holds may only include shoulder-to-shoulder and
hand-to-hand
- No changes or direction and traveling within elements.
- No steps or moves in Free Skate 2 or higher.
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| C. Basic
Skills Beginner 3 |
A team of 8 to 16 skaters. The majority of the team must be
at least 12 years old on the preceeding July 1
Program duration: 2–2 ˝ minutes +/- 10 sec.
Required elements:
a. Circle: 1 circle, include the combination move* from
Basic 8
b. Line: Cover the ice must include both forward and
backward
skating skills.
c. Block: Cover the ice and include 2 or 3 configurations.
d. Wheel: Wheel of choice.
e. Intersection: 2 lines facing each other, forward 1-foot
glide or
forward lunge at the point of intersection.
RESTRICTIONS:
- No changes or direction and traveling within elements.
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* The combination
move is element C in Basic 8: Two forward crossovers into a forward
inside mohawk, step down or cross behind, step into a backward
crossover, step forward onto a forward inside edge glide. It does
not need to be repeated, and does not need to be done in both
directions.
These levels are
part of the U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills program. Basic Skills
competition guidelines will be used. There will be no more than 6
teams in each group, and judges must only be members of U.S. Figure
Skating at least 16 years old. If there are not enough entries,
Beginner 1 and Beginner 2 can be combined, at the discretion of the
chief referee.
SECTION 2:
U.S. FIGURE SKATING STANDARD COMPETITIVE EVENTS
A. Preliminary:
A team of 8
to 16 skaters. All skaters must be under 12. The majority of the
team must be under 10 on the preceding July 1.
Program duration: 2 minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4710
C.
Pre-Juvenile:
A team of 8 to 12
skaters. The majority of the team must be under 12 on the preceding
July 1.
Program duration: 2 minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4760
D. Open Juvenile:
A team of 8
to12 skaters. The majority of the team must be under 19 on the
preceding July 1. All skaters must have passed the pre-preliminary
moves in the field test.
Program duration: 2 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4770
E. Open Junior:
A team of 12 to 20
skaters. Skaters must be at least 12 and the majority must be under
19 on the preceding July 1. All skaters must have passed the
preliminary moves in the field test.
Program duration: 4 minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4750
E. Juvenile:
A team of 12 to 20
skaters. Skaters must be under 13 on the preceding July 1 and have
passed the preliminary moves in the field test.
Program duration: 3
minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4700
F. Intermediate:
A team of 12
to 20 skaters. Skaters must be under 18 on the preceding July 1 and
have passed the pre-juvenile moves in the field test.
Program duration: 3 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4690
G. Novice:
A team of 12
to 20 skaters. Skaters must be under 16 on the preceding July 1 and
have passed the juvenile moves in the field test.
Program duration: 3 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4680
H. Junior:
A team of 12 to 16
skaters. Skaters must be at least 12 and under 19 on the preceding
July 1. All skaters must have passed the intermediate moves in the
field test.
Short program duration: Maximum 2 minutes, 50 seconds
Free
skate duration: 4 minutes
Well
balanced program and short program: Rule 4670
I. Senior:
A team of 16
skaters. Skaters must be at least 14 on the preceding July 1 and
have passed the novice moves in the field test.
Short program duration: Maximum 2 minutes, 50 seconds
Free
skate duration: 4 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program and short program: Rule 4660
J. Open
Collegiate
A team of 8
to 16 skaters. Skaters must be enrolled in a college
or
university as a part-time or full-time student.
Program duration: 3 minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4790
K. Collegiate:
A team of 12
to 20 skaters. Skaters must be enrolled in a college or university
as a full-time student and have passed the juvenile moves in the
field test.
Program duration: 4 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4720
L. Open Adult:
A team of 8
to 12 skaters. The majority of skaters must be 19 years or older on
the preceding July 1.
Program duration: 2 ˝ minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4780
M. Masters:
A team of 12
to 20 skaters. Skaters must be at least 25, and the majority of the
team must be at least 35 on the preceding July 1.
Program duration: 3 minutes.
Well
balanced program: Rule 4740
N. Adult:
A team of 12
to 20 skaters. Skaters must be at least 21 and the majority of the
team must be at least 25 on the preceding July 1. All skaters must
have passed either the preliminary moves in the field test, the
adult bronze moves in the field test, the preliminary figure test or
the preliminary dance test.
Program duration: 3 ˝ minutes
Well
balanced program: Rule 4730
Minimum
moves in the field test levels are not being required at this
competition. (The restriction on beginner teams is always in effect, however.
Skaters in beginner may not have passed higher than preliminary.)
Crossover
Rules: The chart below illustrates where crossover skaters are allowed. The
shaded areas indicate no crossovers are allowed. An “X” indicates
crossovers are allowed between the two levels, providing all
requirements are met as defined Rules 4660 – 4791.
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Open Juvenile |
Juvenile |
Intermediate |
Novice |
Open Junior |
Junior |
Senior |
Open Collegiate |
Collegiate |
Open Adult |
Masters |
Adult |
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Intermediate |
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Novice |
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Open Junior |
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Junior |
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Senior |
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Open Collegiate |
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Collegiate |
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