Contestants may enter any level for which they qualify by test level, or any level higher. A skater may NOT enter a level below their completed test level. You may enter a category at only one level.
Men and ladies will compete in the same groups. Novice, Junior, Senior will be divided by draw. All other events will be divided into groups with skaters of similar skating ability and ages, based on the opinion of the Competition Committee. Juvenile and Intermediate skaters will not be mixed. Categories may be divided, or expanded, or combined depending on the number of entries, at the discretion of the Competition Committee, and/or Chief Referee.
CATEGORIES:
LIMITED (LTD): No axels or double jumps permitted.
DRAMATIC: A serious or emotional rendering of the skaterís music.
LIGHT: A category which is entertaining, not dramatic.
PAIRS: Two skaters - Boy/Girl.
SIMILAR PAIRS: Two skaters - Girl/Girl or Boy/Boy.
GROUPS: A group of skaters performing to a program built on a specific theme. The Competition Committee shall, by size and type, determine which groups skate against each other.
MULTI-GENERATIONAL PAIRS: Those skating in this event must be related, and of two or more generations i.e Father/Daughter, Mother/Son, Grandparent/Grandchild, Uncle/Aunt/Cousin.
INTERPRETIVE: A spontaneous interpretation of a selection of music cut for each group.
PRECISION: Composition of teams in accordance with USFSA Rules CR 48.01- 48.03
SINGLES / PAIRS LEVELS:
PRE-PRELIMINARY: Must not have passed Preliminary Freestyle Test.
PRELIMINARY: Must not have passed Pre-Juvenile Freestyle Test.
PRE-JUVENILE: Must not have passed Juvenile Freestyle Test.
JUVENILE: Must not have passed Intermediate Freestyle Test.
Must be 12 years or younger as of 2/27/99.
OPEN JUVENILE: Must not have passed Intermediate Freestyle Test.
Must be 13 years or over as of 2/27/99.INTERMEDIATE: Must not have passed Novice Freestyle Test.
NOVICE: Must not have passed Junior Freestyle Test.
JUNIOR: Must not have passed Senior Freestyle Test.
SENIOR:
ADULT PRE-BRONZE: Must not have passed Adult Bronze Freestyle Test.
ADULT BRONZE: Must not have passed Adult Silver Freestyle Test.
ADULT SILVER: Must not have passed Adult Gold Freestyle Test.
ADULT GOLD:
MASTERS: No division by test, 40 + years of age.
MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE TIMES:
Limited Pre-Preliminary .........................................1 1/2 Minutes.
Limited Preliminary, Preliminary, Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, Open Juvenile, Intermediate, Novice, Adult Pre-Bronze, Adult Bronze, Adult Silver, Adult Gold,Masters,Preliminary Pairs, Juvenile Pairs, Novice Pairs, Adult Pairs,Similar Pairs, Multi-Generational Pairs....................2 Minutes.
Junior, Senior, Junior Pairs, Senior Pairs .................2 1/2 Minutes.
Mini-Groups (3 - 6 Skaters) .................................2 1/2 Minutes.
Large Groups (7 or more Skaters) ............................Not to exceed 4 Minutes.
Precision - Free Skating Programs (Composition of team must be in accordance with USFSA rules CR 48.01-03).Senior ................................................4 1/2 Minutes Junior, Junior Classic .................................4 Minutes Novice, Intermediate, Juvenile, Adults, Masters .........3 - 4 1/2 Minutes Teen Introductory, Adult Introductory ...................2 1/2 - 3 1/2 Minutes Preliminary, Youth Introductory .........................2 - 3 1/2 MinutesThere is no minimum time for music. You are allowed 10 seconds above the time limit for your category.
SPECIAL NEEDS EVENT.
This is a demonstration event open to skaters with special physical limitations. It is open to skaters of any level, and may have a coach on the ice with the skater. This event may have music if desired, but is not required. All skaters will receive an award. The skaters in this event are encouraged to demonstrate their skills.
INTERPRETIVE: Interpretive events will be held on Friday, March 26, 1999. There is a minimum of four (4) entries to hold an event.
ENTRY FORMS
Entry Forms are attached, and must be filled out legibly. Entry forms must be mailed with Entry Fee to the Registrar. If you have any questions, please call. All entries must be postmarked by FEBRUARY 27, 1999. Incomplete entries will be returned. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the competition committee and/or Chief Referee. Late entries may be assessed up to a $25.00 late fee.Submit all entries to:Carol Wyckoff,c/o S.R.F.S.C.
1667 West Steele Lane
Santa Rosa, CA 95403 95405
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