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Azusa Pacific University

Final Info for Coaches/Participants!!

 

 

 


 

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Distance Meet of Champions
Azusa Pacific University
Final Info for Coaches/Participants!! - Tim O'Rourke

 

Looks like great programs, great coaches, great weather, great
competition, just a great day. Good luck to everyone. Here is the final
time schedule. It really is pretty much the same as the tentative one
you received earlier.

When you arrive at the meet, please take your entry fee check to the
Press box and there you will pick up your packet.

Also, we will once again be giving out free adidas shoes during the day
at random, and also in our quest to break our own world records:
148 boys under 5:00 in the 1600
and
103 girls under 6:00 in the 1600

Shoes will be given out to the
50th boy under 5:00
100th boy under 5:00
149 boy under 5:00
the final boy under 5:00

50th girl under 6;00
75th girl under 6:00
104 girl under 6:00
and final girl under 6:00

2004 Meet of Champions Time Schedule

Time Division Event Estimated Heats
10:00 Girls (Races 2, 3, and 4 if necessary) 3200
10:55 Boys Frosh-Soph 800
11:15 Girls 800
12:00 Boys Varsity 800 6
12:25 Boys Frosh-Soph (Races 2 & 3) 3200
1:00 Boys Frosh-Soph 400
1:15 Girls 400
1:40 Boys Varsity 400
1:55 Boys Varsity (Races 2 & 3) 3200
2:25 Boys Frosh-Soph 1600
4:10 Girls Varsity 1600
6:50 Boys Varsity 1600
8:30 Boys Frosh-Soph Invitational 3200
(All athletes entered under 10:40)
8:45 Girls Varsity Invitational 3200
(All athletes entered under 11:50)
9:00 Boys Varsity Invitational 3200
(All athletes entered under 9:45)


‚ This time schedule is approximate! We will move faster if possible and
slower if more heats need to be added. Coaches and athletes are
responsible for keeping track of how fast or slow the meet is
progressing and should adjust their warm-ups and reporting to the clerk
of the course accordingly.

‚ Athletes should know the official time they were entered by their
coach. This will help athletes to know approximately when their heats
will be called at the clerk of the course. The fastest athletes entered
will be the first ones called by the clerk.
Example: If you are a girl entered at a time of 5:07 in the 1600 meters,
you will probably be in the first heat scheduled to begin at
approximately 4:10 PM. If you were entered at a time of 6:31, there are
250 girls entered ahead of you and your race will be run approximately
one hour and thirty minutes after that first girls’ 1600 heat.

‚ All runners who are likely to be in the first few heats should report
to the Clerk of the Course at least 20 minutes prior to the scheduled
start of the first heat of their event. That is when heats will be
seeded and sent to the starting line. If an athlete is not there to
report when his or her name is called, he or she will not be put into a
slower heat.

‚ Athletes will be able to warm-up, stretch and do strides after
checking in at the clerk near the high jump apron.

‚ The only events seeded ahead of time are the Invitational 3200 meter
races. A list of the athletes entered in those races is listed in the
meet program.

‚ In the 400, 800, and 1600 meter races, the first heat is for the
fastest qualifiers and is considered to be the “Invitational” race in
that division at that distance.

‚ All other heats after the first “Invitational” heat, are finals with
medals being awarded in each heat.

 

 


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