General Eligibility is defined by MPSSAA Bylaw .02 General regulations are contained in MPSSAA Bylaw .07

Rules Applicable to Regional and State Meets Teams are not permitted in the Armory until 3 p.m. Balconies and basements of the Armory are off-limits at all times. National Federation rules apply except as modified in the Bulletin Shoes with spikes are prohibited. Spraying of shoe soles is prohibited. No tape is permitted on the floor for any running event. Recommended maximum number of runners per section in distance events: 800 (9), 1600 (12), 3200 (18), 3200 Relay (9). Slower sections precede fast sections. Top 7 shot putters will receive 3 additional attempts.

Regional Meets Athletes must have had a minimum of 3 weeks of supervised training and have participated in at least 2 MPSSAA-sanctioned meets. Outdoor meets do not count as sanctioned meets Each school is allowed 3 entries per individual event and 1 team in each relay event. Athletes may participate in a maximum of 4 events; a scratch counts as an event. Opening heights: HJ-Girls 4'0; PV-Girls 6'0; HJ-Boys 5'2; PV-Boys 8'0 Admission for spectators over 7 years old is $4; no re-entry is permitted. Plaque to first place team; ribbons to top 6 finishers in each event.

State Meet Seeding committee meeting is February 21 in Baltimore Region meet champions are the top seeds regardless of performance. Seeding order for the 300, 500, 800 Relay, and 1600 Relay will be lanes 2-3-4-1; all other races on the oval will be seeded from lane 1 out. Opening heights will be determined by the Games Committee. Admission for spectators over 7 years old is $5; no re-entry is permitted. Plaques to first two teams; medals to first 3 finishers; ribbons to 4-6. Only competitors and officials are allowed on the track or infield. Audible radios and tape players are prohibited from the meet site.

 

DyeStat is the official scorer for the State Indoor Championships