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99 USATF Nationals

Qualifying Standards

Men - Women - QUALIFYING GUIDELINES

From:  [email protected]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 1998 11:34 AM
Subject: t-and-f: 1999 USA Outdoor Qualifying Standards

1999 USA OUTDOOR QUALIFYING STANDARDS

EVENT MARK

MEN

100 10.31 FAT only
200 20.72 FAT only
400 46.05 FAT only
800 1:48.10 1:48.1
1500 3:41.80 3:41.8
(Mile 3:59.30)
Steeplechase 8:44.60 8:44.6
5000 13:51.50 13:51.5
10,000 29:00.00 29:00.0
110H 13.82 FAT only
400H 50.70 FAT only
20K Walk 1:34:00
High Jump 2.27m 7-5.25
Pole Vault 5.65m 18-6.5
Long Jump 7.92m 26-0
Triple Jump 16.25m 53-3.75
Shot Put 18.64m 61-2
Discus 59.74m 196-0
Hammer 64.50m 211-7
Javelin 70.10m 230-0
Decathlon 7800

WOMEN

100 11.48 fat only
200 23.45 fat only
400 53.00 fat only
800 2:05.50 2:05.5
1500 4:17.20 4:17.2
(Mile 4:37.20)
Steeplechase top 18
5000 16:00.00 16:00.0
10,000 34:00.00 34:00.0
100H 13.30 fat only
400H 58.70 fat only
10K Walk 51:00.00
20K Walk 1:50:30
High Jump 1.84m 6-0.5
Pole Vault 3.90m 12-9.5
Long Jump 6.35m 20-10
Triple Jump 13.00m 42-8
Shot Put 15.80m 51-10
Discus 54.00m 177-2
Hammer 59.50m 195-2
Javelin 51.30m 168-4
Heptathlon 5500

QUALIFYING GUIDELINES

1. All qualifying performances for running events must be made on a standard indoor or outdoor track.

2. Qualifying marks must be made in verifiable in one of the following: 1) USATF or IAAF sanctioned events; 2) collegiate meets; 3) high school meets, except duals and triangulars

3. All qualifying marks from outdoor competitions must be attained on or after Friday, May 1, 1998, through Sunday, June 20, 1999.  Qualifying marks from indoor competitions must be attained on or after Tuesday, December 1, 1998.

4. A 3% altitude adjustment, on the standard, is permitted for track events of 1500 meters or longer, contested at a facility 4000 feet, or  more, above sea level.

5. A manual time may only be used for qualifying if no fully automatic time exists for the race. A manual time may not supersede any fully automatic qualifying time for an event.

6. Times submitted in hundredths of a second must be fully automatic times.

7. An entered athlete attaining an entry mark within a .1% allowance of the standard for a running event, or 1cm below the standard for the High Jump, Pole Vault, Long Jump, Triple Jump or Shot Put, or 3cm below the standard for all other field events, may declare their desire to compete during the normal declaration period. Athletes within this allowance may be accepted into the competition by the Sport  Committee Chair when positions are available in existing heats or sections in running events, or when the number of competitors in a field event is fewer than 16.

 

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