TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP MEET

FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2012 AT HOLLY HIGH SCHOOL

TIME:

3:00 PM FIELD EVENTS

Boys – Discus and Long Jump first

Girls – Shot Put, High Jump and Pole Vault first

4:30 PM PRELIMINARY TO FINAL’S RACES-NO SEMI’S

*4X800 Meter Relay will follow 200 preliminary

5:45 PM National Anthem

6:00 PM Finals

PLACE:

Holly High School (6161 E. Holly Rd. Holly, MI )

Ø $50.00 Late entry fee (collected at site by Deb VanKuiken)

Ø Bus parking will be in the Student Parking lot

Ø NO Buses in the Event Parking

Ø No Semi-Finals-Finish Lynx FAT system will be used.

Ø Chalk markings ONLY on track surfaces

ADMISSION: $5.00 ALL TICKETS- NO PASSES ACCEPTED

AWARDS:

Kermit N. Ambrose Award to winning boy’s team and plaque to runners-up.

Chuck Jones Award to winning girl’s team and plaque to runners-up.

Medals to the top eight places in individual and relay events.

SCORING: All Events: 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1

ORDER OF National Federation Rules

EVENTS:

Boys run first

ENTRIES:

DUE TUESDAY, MAY 25, BY 12:00 NOON. Entries will be made online using the ATHLETIC.NET. Go to www.athletic.net. Simply find the OAKLAND COUNTY MEET (May 27) on their menu of online meet entries.

“If a coach would like to enter an athlete on the day of the event, a $50 late fee is assessed and collected prior to entry.”

QUESTIONS:

Meet Manager-Marty Crane 810-686-2800

Rob Basydlo School: 248-328-3200 ext 5279 Cell: 248-622-6882

Rob.basydlo@has-k12.org

2012 Qualifying Standards

ENTRIES: DUE TUESDAY, MAY 22, BY 12:00 NOON

ONLY athletes or relays that have MET the qualifying standard(s) should be entered. No more than four athletes (who have met the standard) per individual event or one relay may be entered.

WWW.ATHLETIC.NET

***COACHES – PLEASE ADHERE TO THESE STANDARDS, THE QUALITY OF THE MEET DEPENDS ON YOU!

(Especially in the field events!!!)

EVENT BOYS GIRLS

Pole Vault 11’0” 8’0”

Discus 130’0” 105’0”

Shot Put 45’0” 33’0”

Long Jump 20’0” 16’0”

High Jump 6’0” 5’0”

4×800 Meter Relay 8:30.0 10:25.0

110/100 Hurdles 15.5 16.9

100 Meter Run 11.2 13.0

4×200 Meter Relay 1:33.5 1:52.0

1600 Meter Run 4:30.0 5:25.0

4×100 Meter Relay 45.0 52.0

400 Meter Run 51.5 1:02.0

300 Hurdles 41.0 49.0

800 Meter Run 2:01.0 2:25.0

200 Meter Run 23.1 26.5

3200 Meter Run 10:00.0 12:00.0

4×400 Meter Relay 3:32.0 4:18.0

Opening Heights/Minimum Standards:

High Jump*: Boys start – 5’9” Girls start – 4’9”

*1^st raise will be 3” Each subsequent raise will be 2”

Pole Vault: Boys start – 9’6” Girls start – 6’6”

Long Jump: Boys – no measure under 19’6 Girls – no measure under 15’0

Shot Put: Boys – no measure under 43’0 Girls – no measure under 30’0

Discus: Boys – no measure under 120’0 Girls – no measure under 95’0

MEET TIME SCHEDULE

3:00 Girls Pole Vault

Boys Long Jump

Boys Discus

Girls Shot Put

Girls High Jump

30 MINUTES AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE 3:00 EVENTS

Boys Pole Vault

Girls Long Jump

Girls Discus

Boys Shot Put

Boys High Jump

4:30 100 Preliminary to Final

100 Hurdles Preliminary to Final

110 Hurdles Preliminary to Final

200 Preliminary to Final

3200m Relay FINAL

5:45 PM Meet dedication and National Anthem

6:00 PM 100 Hurdle FINAL Girls

110 Hurdle FINAL Boys

100 FINAL Girls/Boys

800m Relay FINAL Girls/Boys

1600 FINAL Girls/Boys

400m Relay FINAL Girls/Boys

400 FINAL Girls/Boys

300 Hurdles FINAL Girls/Boys

800 FINAL Girls/Boys

200 FINAL Girls/Boys

3200 FINAL Girls/Boys

1600m Relay FINAL Girls/Boys

Track & Field Online Entries System

Instructions for Attending Coaches

Online Entry Submission

This meet is using free online registration at Athletic.net! Athletic.net is a resource for Track & Field and Cross Country coaches, offering free statistic tracking, easy meet registrations, free meet managers, and free tools to simplify coaching tasks. Follow the 4 steps below to get started:

1. Locate your school and sign up for a free coach account (if you do not have one)

• Go to the website: www.athletic.net

• Click on your level under “Track & Field”

• Click on your state, and then your school

• Once on your school’s page, click the “Sign Up Here” link and follow the instructions

• After receiving the confirmation email, continue with these instructions

2. Add meets to your season calendar

• Use your email address and password to sign into the website, and click on your school’s name in the left navigation bar

• Click “Edit Calendar” in the Coach Tools bar at the top of your school home page

• Check and see if the Meet is listed on your Calendar (You may have to confirm entry)

· If it is not, click “Add Meet”, select Michigan, click next. Then locate the meet by date and select.

• Once on your schedule, under tools (upper right), click on Register Athletes. Then follow directions for adding athletes in each event.

• Review the information and click Save and Continue

• You may need to click Save and Continue again

• Repeat this process for the rest of your season calendar (You can also add meets by date, if you don’t know the Meet ID)

• Verify on the “Edit Calendar” page that your calendar is correct. Use the Edit button next to the meet to make corrections.

3. Enter team roster

• Click “Edit Athletes” on the Coaches Toolbar, on your school’s page

• Add athletes to the roster manually, or upload your roster using the “Upload Athlete Roster” option

4. Register athletes for the Oakland County Track Meet

• Locate Oakland County on your school’s main track & field page and click on it

• On the right under Team Tools, click Register Athletes.

• Click Increment Divisions to quickly register all your athletes in the first race division,

•Or manually select the race division for each athlete

• Use the boxes on the bottom of the page to add additional athletes to your roster

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Facilities Include:
• 18 hole course (carts or pull-carts available - no caddies)
• Driving Range (with grass or astroturf and 200 yard distance markers)
• Men's Locker room with showers
• Full Bar & Restaurant (including outdoor seating)
• Banquet Room
• Full ProShop
• Practice Green

Pontiac Country Club is located at 4335 Elizabeth Lake Road in Waterford, Michigan and can be reached at             248.682.6333
DII Boys Golf April 23^rd at Pontiac Municipal         8:30 am Coaches meeting 9:00 am shotgun start

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Click for complete Boys Single results

Click for Team Results

Click for Brackets

Format for the Oakland County Team/Singles Championship

January 21, 2012

Registration at 8:30am

Bowling Starts at 9:30am

1. This event is for high school girls varsity bowling teams located in Oakland County.
2. This Event will be three regular games and four Baker games to qualify. Substitutions will be allowed per MHSAA rules.
3. Lane assignments will be pre-assigned by the Tournament Committee prior to check-in.
4. Doors open at 8:15 a.m. At. 9:30 a.m. a 15 minute practice session will begin.
5. Teams will then bowl 3 regular games and 4 alternating Baker games (bowlers will follow lane arrows) across 10 lanes. Even number lane assignments will move one pair to the right. Odd number lane
assignments will move one pair to the left. One lane courtesy should be observed during competition.
6. There will be a 30 minute break after the qualifier. No outside food or beverage will be allowed into the bowling center. Food will be available for purchase.
7. After the meal break, singles awards will be presented. Awards to the top 10 girls high series. Then, a 10 minute practice session will begin for team competition. Field will have been cut to the top 16teams or appropriate number based on entries.
8. The competition will then be seeded in matches utilizing the NCAA match-up format (#1 vs #16, etc).
9. Next, the athletes will bowl head-to-head Baker matches. Two game total pin fall will determine who advances until the field is reduced to the final four. In case of a tie, there will be a one-game Baker roll-off.
10. Winners of the next two matches will roll-off to decide first and second place.
11. Losers of the next two matches will roll-off to decide third and fourth place.
12. Awards presentation immediately following. Awards will be given to the top four teams.

Rules & Regulations

1. MHSAA rules of eligibility and USBC rules will guide this tournament.
2. This event is open to all current high schools who have a Varsity Team in High School competition.
3. Only registered bowlers may bowl. Active team is 5 bowlers plus 3 alternates (8 total) as listed on the entry form.
4. Bowlers may compete for their school as listed and verified on the entry form.
5. Only official registered bowler names may be used on scoring line-up.
6. All teams shall bowl scratch (no handicap).
7. Each school may enter one girls team. Bowlers may only bowl for their school.
8. All entry fees will be paid by OCADA. No refunds will be issued.
9. All coaches (or designated coaches) will be required to sign score sheets. Errors in scoring must be reported to the Tournament Director immediately. Any changes in scoring can only be made by the tournament management.
10. Teams will check in with the tournament office when ALL members of the team are in the bowling center. Bowlers should report not less than 1 hour before squad time.
11. Bowlers should bring their own equipment, especially shoes, if possible.
12. All equipment used in the tournament must meet USBC specifications. Illegal equipment will constitute a forfeit and scores for that event will be disallowed.
13. Bowling Attire: All bowlers should be dressed alike in shirts and the same color pants (Team Uniforms). School shirts must reflect the name of the school and/or the school logo or mascot.
14. Only the registered bowling team members will be allowed in the immediate bowling area.
15. Bowlers are required to have positive identification on them at all times. Bowlers will be required to show their I.D. cards when checking in. Bowlers checking in without identification will not be allowed to bowl.
16. Tardy bowlers: Bowling shall begin in accordance with a previously arranged schedule, unless the tournament manager authorized a delay. Any player or team arriving late shall begin play with the score counting beginning with the frame and game then being bowled. All frames missed will be assessed zero points.
17. No tobacco products, drinking of alcoholic beverages or unsportsmanlike conduct will be permitted while participating in the event. Outside food or drinks are NOT allowed to be brought into the center. Bowlers will not be permitted the use of amusement games or pool tables during his/her competition.
18. Any disputes during the tournament or exceptions to the above rules and regulations will be resolved at the discretion of the tournament manager and/or the tournament committee.

Entries

Entry Due Date: Monday, January 30th, 5:00 p.m.
Meet Packet, TM Event File, Psych Sheet and Results found at:
www.waterford.k12.mi.us/swimdive

Swimming Entries: All entries are due January 30th, 5pm. E-mail your team manager entry file to gregpalmer@comcast.net . Please use the Team Manager Events
file on the website, as it has all of the event time standards entered. Only times from August 10th, 2011 to the entry date must be used. Only one relay per school
may be entered. Make sure to include divers and their 3-meet average.

E-mail Diving Entries to: gregpalmer@comcast.net. Due: Wed. February 1st 5pm Please follow the DELIMITED diving entry format and e-mail your file to
the e-mail address above. (instructions posted on Waterford swim/dive website) Make sure that the divers name and the team name match what is in Hy-Tek
Team Manager! Please make sure you are sending an 11 dive list with voluntary dives declared per the instructions. Changes can be made till 30 minutes before the
start of prelims.

Psych Sheets will be posted on www.waterford.k12.mi.us/swimdive on Wednesday, September 29th. No changes in entries or times will be made after the psych
sheets have been posted. Only scratches will be accepted.

Scratches: Please inform us by e-mail if you are scratching anyone so that an accurate heat sheet can be produced. Please send by Friday Feb. 3rd 5pm. This will allow
us to bring in alternates who have made the consideration times.

Scoring: Top-16 Championship scoring, “A” relays entries will score. Double Points, Divers must complete eleven dives (championship format) for final placing in the Conference meet. All 11 rounds
will be completed on Friday, Timed finals format

Timers: In addition to using the Colorado Timing System, we need volunteers to provide 2 timers per lane during the meet. If you have parents interested in timing please let us know.

Parking: Please park on the Scott Lake Rd. side of the building, follow the path along the north Gym to the pool entrance.

Awards: Top 6– individuals, Top-3 Relays, awarded after the conclusion of the following event

Seating: Spectators are expected to remain in the bleachers. Only coaches, swimmers, team managers, and meet personnel will be allowed on the deck. No food or drink is allowed.

Concessions: Will be available in the pool lobby

Hospitality: Will be provided for coaches, officials, and timers in the classroom on deck.

Equipment: Bring your own locks and towels. Lockers will be provided; Waterford Schools will not be responsible for lost or stolen articles.

Admision—$5.00
Programs—$3.00
Purchased at the door

EVENTS
200 Medley Relay
200 Free
200 IM
50 Free
15 min warm-up
100 Fly
100 Free
500 Free
200 Free Relay
100 Back
100 Breast
400 Free Relay

Time Standards Report
Event 1  Boys 200 Medley Relay
Event 2  Boys 200 Free OC-A1:54.92 OC-C 1:58.50
Event 3  Boys 200 IM OC-A 2:11.02 OC-C 2:17.77
Event 4  Boys 50 Free OC-A 23.45 OC-C 24.39
Event 6  Boys 100 Fly OC-A 58.25 OC-C 1:01.34
Event 7  Boys 100 Free OC-A 51.96 OC-C 54.43
Event 8  Boys 500 Free OC-A 5:12.09 OC-C 5:24.00
Event 9  Boys 200 Free Relay
Event 10  Boys 100 Back OC-A 1:00.53 OC-C 1:03.89
Event 11  Boys 100 Breast OC-A 1:06.77 OC-C 1:10.99
Event 12  Boys 400 Free Relay

Meet Manager: Greg Palmer 248-396-7031, gregorypalmer@comcast.net