Holiday on Ice ISI Team Competition 9-11 December 2016

Harry J McDonald Second Annual Holiday on Ice ISI Team Competition 9-11 December 2016

ISI Permit #1-2911-2016

Dear Skaters and Coaches:

Welcome to our 2st Annual Harry J McDonald Ice Arena Holiday on Ice Competition! Enclosed are a list of events, eligibility rules, USFSA/ISI Joint Policy with level comparisons and the competition application. All entries must be received by Monday, 12 November 2016 or there will be a$30 per late skater additional entry fee. And any late entry must be approved by the Competition Director.

Please make note that there are two separate entry forms—one for Tots-Delta and another for Freestyles 1-10.

Looking forward to seeing you all in December!! Sarah Devereaux McCormick MAC Skating Director 907.696.0051 / 907.727.2683 [email protected]

EVENTS: Tots Spotlight—Couples Pre-Alpha Spotlight—Family Alpha Spotlight—Themed Beta (Alaskan Winter Holidays) Gamma Couples Delta Pairs Freestyle Ice Dancing Open Freestyle Special Skater Artistic Comedy Team Rhythmic Synchronized Footwork Ensemble Interpretive—Solo and Couples Production Solo Compulsories Kaleidoskate Stroking Element Team Edges Jump and Spin Duet Spotlight—Light Spiral Team Spotlight—Character Spotlight—Dramatic

Groups will be divided by age at the discretion of the Competition Director, males and females separate, except for Interpretive, Footwork, Stroking, Comedy, Spotlight, Solo Dance, Edges, Figures, and Team Events. Adult participation is encouraged and participants will compete in their own categories.

**Couples Spotlight: The freestyle level of both partners must be either Low(Tots - Delta), Bronze (F/S 1-3 or Open F/S Bronze), Silver (F/S 4&5 or Open Silver) or Gold (F/S 6 -7 - F/S or Open Gold) or Platinum (FS 8-10 or Open F/S Platinum). If partners are at a different level, they must compete in the higher level.

ELIGIBILITY: All skaters entering the competition must be individual members of the I.S.I. and have had their highest tests registered with the I.S.I. Event eligibility will be determined by the highest test passed and registered by 12 November 2016. No skating up will be allowed. Members of the U.S.F.S. who are individual members of the I.S.I. are eligible to compete in accordance with the I.S.I./U.S.F.S. joint statement of policy. All Competitors must represent a current ISI Administrative Member (rink, club, or team).

CONVERSION CHART: USFSA ISI Pre-Preliminary Freestyle #3 Intermediate Freestyle #6 Preliminary Freestyle #4 Novice Freestyle #7 Pre-Juvenile Freestyle #4 Junior Freestyle #8 Juvenile Freestyle #6 Senior Freestyle #8

Example: If your U.S.F.S. level is Novice, you must skate no lower then F/S #7.

ENTRIES: Entry forms must be accompanied with fees and turned in or mailed to the office of the Harry J. McDonald Memorial Center, 13701 Harry McDonald Road, Eagle River, AK 99577, NO LATER than 12 November 2016. There will be no refunds. Entry forms must be signed by the Skating Director of the skater's home rink, club, or team to verify individual ISI membership, test level passed and event(s) entered. Please make checks payable to Harry J. McDonald Memorial Center. If you wish to pay by credit card, you may contact the rink office directly at 907-696-0051 and make a payment over the phone. We must have your application in our office in order to process this type of payment. Please make note that there will be $30 fee for skater for late entries after the 12 November 2016 deadline unless you have spoken to the Competition Director about extenuating circumstances.

MUSIC/REGISTRATION: CDs must be labeled with: skater's name, sex, age, event, event #, and time of event. Turn CDs in at the registration desk one hour before your event is to begin. CDs should contain only one program with a 3 second lead. All skaters should have a backup CD with them at all times. Please do not hand us phones/iPods, etc with your music on them as we cannot be responsible for the security of such devices. Skaters should check in at the competition one hour prior to their event. If the competition is running ahead of schedule, events will not be rescheduled. At the discretion of the Skating Director, events may be started 30 minutes early. Any skater missing an event, which occurs less than one-half hour ahead of schedule, will not be issued a refund of any kind for missed event(s).

PRACTICE SESSIONS: Practice times are available on a first come first served basis. Contact The Harry J. McDonald Memorial Center office at 696-0051 for the current freestyle session schedule or look up on the web page at www.mcdonaldcenter.net. Cost for practice is $10.00 per 45-minute session.

JUDGES AND COACHES MEETING: It is imperative that all judges and coaches attend the competition meeting on Friday, December 9, 2016 at 4:00pm, in the MAC’s judge’s room (if the competition does not start until Saturday, 10 December, we will notify all the judges and coaches of a new time for the meeting.) Each team is required one judge for every ten entries. Teams that do not meet this requirement will not be eligible for a Team Trophy. Please refer to the judge’s sheet for credential requirements.

AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONORS: Event awards will be presented to all skaters placing 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th in an event as soon as the event results are posted. ‘Special honor’ awards and exhibitions will take place at the conclusion of the competition.

RINK SIZE: 200'x100' with 28' radius corners.

RULES: Competition will be conducted in accordance with guidelines contained it the ISI Handbook along with the 2016 Rule Revisions. All changes and revisions in the 2016 Edition of the Skaters and Coaches Handbook will apply.

1. All routines must start from a stationary position. All programs will be timed with the start of any movement. There is a ten (10) second leeway on all programs except for the Solo Compulsories, where the time limit is 1.00 minute maximum.

2. There will be a short warm-up before each event. For the safety of all skaters, there are ABSOLUTELY NO BACKWARD SPIRALS PERMITTED ON WARM-UP. Coaches, PLEASE be sure to notify and remind your skaters of this rule, for the safety of all competitors.

3. Pre-Alpha, Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta skaters must skate a one-minute program to music, which must include one and only one additional maneuver of Freestyle 1. Alpha and Beta skaters must perform a minimum of five crossovers in each direction. Beta skaters must lift their foot on the backward crossovers. In Gamma, three strokes must precede the Mohawk combination, for a total of at least seven steps.

4. Freestyle programs must include all maneuvers from the test level they are competing in and may include any maneuvers of the tests below that level.

5. There are certain maneuvers that are not listed as requirements in any test level. These moves are called uncaptured moves. According to the 2016 Rule revisions:

“Uncaptured Moves – For many years, there have been uncaptured move limitations (based on the skater’s test level) for most ISI events. An uncaptured move is any gliding maneuver, jump, or spin that is not a required maneuver on any test level.

The uncaptured moves limitations for gliding maneuvers, jumps, and spins have been removed for the following events: Artistic, Couples, Couples Spotlight, Freestyle, Interpretive, Open Freestyle, Open

Pair, Pair, Rhythmic, Solo Spotlight, Themed Spotlight, Freestyle Synchro, and Team Compulsories. There are no uncaptured maneuvers allowed in Solo Compulsory and Jump & Spin events. Only the selected maneuvers can be performed along with 3-turns, mohawks, crossovers, and arm movements.

CAUTION: When adding any additional move to any program, carefully check to make sure that move is not a required maneuver on a higher test level.

6. Open Freestyle Events: Judging criteria for Open Freestyle and Open Freestyle Short Programs: Correctness of Jumps, Correctness of Spins, Correctness of Turns and Edges, Choreography and Pattern, Variety of Moves, Music Interpretation, Posture, Presentation, Duration, and General Overall.

7. In Spotlight events, Tots- Delta are permitted to perform maneuvers at the Freestyle 1 level or lower. Skaters in Freestyle 1 – 3/Open Bronze levels are permitted to perform maneuvers from the Freestyle 4 level or lower. Skaters in Freestyle 4 & 5/Open Freestyle Silver are permitted to perform maneuvers from Freestyle 6 and below. Skaters in Freestyle 6 – 10/Open Gold or Platinum levels are permitted to perform maneuvers from any level. For uncaptured moves, see Red Highlighted revision above.

8. Jump and Spin Teams: The best jump and spin will be judged. Team jumping and spinning will consist of 4 skaters per team. Each skater will skate two attempts of their maneuver. Directors must turn in their line-up (indicating names of teams, team skater assignments and which team members will perform which moves) no later than 12 November, 2016. Open Freestyle Silver competitors may compete on Level A or B teams, but not both. See attached team event list to review the required jumps and spins.

9. Element Team: This event is considered a “created event” for this competition. The event guidelines and judging criteria will not be found in the ISI Handbook. The best element will be judged. Each element team will consist of 4 skaters per team. Each skater will skate two attempts of their maneuver. Directors must turn in their line-up (indicating names of teams, team skater assignments and which team members will perform which moves) no later than 12 November, 2016. See attached team event list to review the required elements.

10. Spiral Team: This event is considered a “created event” for this competition. The event guidelines and judging criteria will not be found in the ISI Handbook. The best spiral will be judged. Each spiral team will consist of 4 skaters per team. Each skater will skate two attempts

of their maneuver. Directors must turn in their line-up (indicating names of teams, team skater assignments and which team members will perform which moves) no later than 12 November, 2016. See attached team event list to review the required spirals.

10. Synchronized teams must have a minimum of eight and a maximum of 24 skaters. Age groupings will be at the discretion of the Competition Director.

Descriptions of Special Events:

Please make note of the 2016 Handbook Rule Revisions concerning duration of timed events:

New Event Levels and Maneuver Limitation Charts Solo Spotlight, Theme Spotlight and Interpretive events Test Level Maneuver Limitations Duration* *See the ISI Handbook for Interpretive Tots – Delta FS 1 and below 1:00 event duration guideline. FS 1-3 / Bronze FS 4 & below 1:30 FS 4-5 / Silver FS 6 & below 1:30 FS 6-7 / Gold FS 8 & below 2:00 FS 8-10 / Platinum Any maneuvers 2:00

Artistic and Rhythmic events Test Level Maneuver Limitations Duration FS 1-3 / Bronze FS 4 & below 1:30 FS 4-5 / Silver FS 6 & below 1:30 FS 6-7 / Gold FS 8 & below 2:00 FS 8-10 / Platinum Any maneuvers 2:00

Couples Spotlight events Event Test Level Maneuver Limitations Duration Low Tots – Delta FS 1 & below 1:00 Bronze FS 1-3 / Bronze FS 4 & below 1:30 Silver FS 4-5 / Silver FS 6 & below 1:30 Gold FS 6-7 / Gold FS 8 & below 2:00 Platinum FS 8-10 / Platinum Any maneuvers 2:00

Tots: Skaters are to perform a program to music, including all of the required compulsory maneuvers from the test level. Since these are encouragement levels, the competition director may allow coaches to accompany young skaters on the ice during these events. Note: Duration is not graded at this level; however, the music can be stopped and judging stops after one minute ten seconds.

Pre-Alpha/Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta: Skaters are to perform a program to music for one minute, including all the required compulsory maneuvers from the test and one additional FS 1 maneuver. Moves from a lower level are also permitted.

Artistic Skating: This event is open to all skaters Freestyle 1/Open Freestyle Bronze and above. There are no required moves and no grade for technical merit. Emphasis is placed on strong edges, body positions, flow, music interpretation, rhythm, choreography and artistry. This event differs from a spotlight where focus is placed on prop, costume and theme. Props are not permitted.

Comedy Teams: Two or more skaters present a comedy routine. These skaters perform a routine that includes: satire, humor, light and amusing characters or scenes, while using props and costumes. Judging is similar to that of a Spotlight event, although the comedic element is included in judges/audience appeal. Program length: 2 minutes all levels Comedy Extravaganza is for a group of 15 or more skaters. Program length: 3-4.5 min.

Solo Compulsories: Individual skaters are grouped together by age and ability level and perform three compulsory maneuvers from their test level on half ice. Maneuvers may be performed in any order with a minimum of connecting steps. Each maneuver may only be attempted one time. Additional maneuvers, such as any jump, spin or gliding maneuver from a test level, or any uncaptured move, are not allowed. There is a time limitation of one minute. NOTE: There is no penalty for the quantity of swizzles, wiggles, strokes or crossovers performed at the Pre-Alpha – Beta levels. Only the quality of these maneuvers is judged. Pre-Alpha-Freestyle 3 levels will perform on half-ice and Freestyle 4-Freestyle 10 levels will perform on full ice.

SELECTED MANEUVERS FOR 2016 NATIONAL EVENTS and for Holiday on Ice 2016

Pre-Alpha Forward Swizzles—2 Foot Glide—Backward Wiggles Alpha Forward Stroking—Left over Right Forward Crossovers—1 Foot Snowplow Stop Beta Backward Stroking—Left over Right Backward Crossovers—Left T-Stop Gamma RFI Mohawk Combo—LFI Mohawk Combo—Hockey Stop Delta RFI Three Turn—LFI Three Turn—Bunny Hop Freestyle 1 Waltz Jump—2 Foot Spin—Forward Arabesque Freestyle 2 Dance Step—1 Foot Spin—1/2 Lutz Jump Freestyle 3 Toe Loop Jump—Change Foot Spin—Dance Step sequence Freestyle 4 Flip Jump—Sit Spin—1/2 Loop Jump Freestyle 5 Camel—Axel—Back Spin Freestyle 6 Double Salchow—Choice Spin (Crossfoot,Layback,Sit-Change-Sit)—Split Falling Leaf Freestyle 7 Two Walley Jumps—Flying Camel Spin—Double Toe Loop Jump Freestyle 8 Double Flip Jump—Flying Sit Spin—Split Lutz Freestyle 9 Double Lutz Jump—Flying Camel into Jump Sit Spin—Axel/Double Loop Jump Combination Freestyle 10 Double Axel/Double Toe Loop Combination—Death Drop—3 Arabian Cartwheels or Butterflies Special Skater 1 Fall—Get Up—March in Place Special Skater 2 Forward Swizzles—2 Foot Glide—Teapot Dip Special Skater 3 Forward Swizzles--Scooter Push (L or R)—Backward Wiggles Special Skater 4 T-Position Push—1 Foot Swizzles (Lor R)—Forward Crossovers Standing Still Special Skater 5 Forward Stroking—Snowplow Stop—R/L Forward Crossovers Special Skater 6 2 Ft Turn Forward to Backward—Forward 1 Ft Glides on a Curve—Left 1-ft Backward Swizzles Special Skater 7 Backward Stroking—Choice of Stop—L/R Backward Crossovers Special Skater 8 RFI Mohawk—LFI Mohawk—RBO Edge on a Curve Special Skater 9 RFO Three Turn—LFO Three Turn—Choice of Stop Special Skater 10 Bunny Hop—Lunge—LFI Three Turn

Dance 1-10: Solo Dance/Partner Dance-Similar/Mixed: This is the skater’s version of Ballroom Dancing. Test levels begin with basic steps and patterns, and then advance to a higher performance level. Ice dancing can be enjoyed at any age or level. Skaters are no longer required to pass the Delta test to participate in Ice Dance events.

Edges: In order to be eligible for the Edges event, a skater must have passed the Delta level and may not have passed higher than Freestyle 4. Deltas will skate forward outside and inside edges. Freestyle 1-4 will skate backward outside and inside edges.

--Edges Low: Skater will perform a line of consecutive forward outside edges followed by a line of consecutive forward inside edges. Edges High will perform a line of consecutive backward outside edges followed by a line of consecutive backward inside edges.

Figures Traditional: All skaters must have passed the Figure 1 test. Skaters in the Pre-Alpha-Delta may not compete in this event. Skaters must compete at their current ISI Figure test level. The figures to be skated are listed below: FIGURE SELECTIONS FOR 2016 NATIONAL EVENTS and Holiday on Ice 2016

Figure 1 Forward Outside Waltz Eight Figure 2 Backward Outside Eight Figure 3 Backward Inside Eight Figure 4 Forward Outside Loop Figure 5 Left Forward Inside Bracket Figure 6 LFO Change Loop Figure 7 LFO Paragraph Three Figure 8 LFO Rocker Figure 9 LBO Paragraph Double Three Figure 10 The Flower

Footwork: Skaters perform footwork sequences of their own design to music. The program should contain a variety of turns and sequences. The program may contain 1/2 rotation jumps, and spins less than three revolutions. Program length: 1 minute.

Free Dance 1-10: The ISI Free Dance events are based on the Free Dance Test levels (1-10). Each couple must pass the corresponding test level to compete in the Free Dance events. For the competition event, each couple must perform a free dance of their own design; it should express the couple’s inspirational and artistic capabilities.

Interpretive Spotlight: This event is open to skaters at the FS 1 level and above. Skaters will hear a piece of music once off the ice; twice during the group warm-up; and once more before competing while they mentally choreograph a skating routine – with no help from friends, parents or coaches. The emphasis is on the skater’s ability to choreograph an entertaining skating routine to music and not on the difficulty of the skating maneuvers performed. For this event, skaters will choose one prop from the prop area to incorporate into their routine. Props will not be used during warm-up and will be chosen as the skater goes out to perform.

Interpretive Spotlight: Back by popular demand!!!! This event is considered a “created event” for this competition. The event guidelines and judging criteria will not be found in the ISI Handbook. This event is organized exactly like the Interpretive Spotlight but you will have a partner for this event and both skaters will be scored as one team.

Parent & Child Duet: Skaters and their parents have a chance to be involved...together! It will be judged as a spotlight event with emphasis on props and costumes, choreography, and judge’s appeal. Level of entry will be based on skaters last test level. Program length: 1.5 minutes all levels.

Production: This event can consist of 8 to 32 skaters. All ages and skill levels are welcome within the group. Numbers in this category should represent creative, artistic work marked by freedom of style and structure, using costumes and props to illustrate the number. All participants must wear skates. Program length: 3 – 4.5 minutes. Production Extravaganza consists of 33 or more skaters.

Rhythmic Skating: This entertaining event required the use of one hand-held prop. The program should contain elements that employ the use of the prop throughout the routine. The skater must maintain control of the prop at all times. The same rules and limitations apply as for Spotlight solo events. Props are not allowed on the event warm-up. Choice of one: Hoop—wood or plastic (must be from rigid, non-bending material) Diameter—2’7” to 2’11”

Ball—rubber or plastic Diameter—7 ¾”

Ribbon--Stick-Wood, plastic or fiberglass with a length of 20” to 30” --Ribbon material-Satin or a non-starched fabric with a width of 2”-4” Length-Minimum 2 yards and Maximum 3 yards Spotlight Events: Skaters may enter only one solo Spotlight event. There are no required maneuvers in Spotlight events. Emphasis is placed on the theatrical and entertainment value of the skater’s performance, rather than on the technical accuracy of specific maneuvers.

Stroking: All skaters perform together forward stroking and forward crossovers in both directions. Skaters will stroke to music selected by the competition director.

Surprise Event: This is a “fun” event where individual skaters are grouped together by age and/or skating level. The skaters don’t know what they will be asked to do until the event begins. This event usually consists of tasks not necessarily related to skating ability. For higher-level skaters, the task might require performance. Always an exciting event here at the MAC!

Back for a second year, we are so pleased to announce that there will be three ‘special honors’ given out to three skaters, couples, groups, etc. These skaters and/or groups/teams will be awarded special honors for their performances and/or demonstrations of character, as nominated by the judges, skating director and competition director. Our 3 recipients will also have the honor of performing an exhibition (under spotlights!) at the conclusion of the competition if time permits. This year’s awards categories are as follows:

* “Excellence in Artistry” * “The Entertainer!” * “Good Sportsmanship Award”

Please remain in the building, with your team, for the awards ceremony and exhibitions, at the conclusion of the competition! Don’t miss your chance to celebrate with your team and fellow competitors!

Any mishaps or unforeseen difficulties will be decided by the competition director after consultation with the judges present. Grievances will only be accepted in written form from skating directors and/or team leaders. Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope for a reply.

Team Point Competition Each skater in the competition is a representative of a team. Each skater entering an event receives a score for his/her performance as well as earning team points for the team/teams the skater represents. Each skater will receive one point for entering the event and the appropriate number of points for their placement. It is the duty of the accounting room to calculate the results of each event as well as the overall team winner. Results showing the first through fifth places will be posted and everyone else will come in sixth.

Percentage team trophies will be presented upon completion of the competition. Team points will be awarded to the team's top finisher in an event as follows: 1st place is 5 points 2nd place is 4 points 3rd place is 3 points 4th place is 2 points 5th place is 1 point Participation—awarded 1 point for every event skated regardless of results

Team events with more than eight participants will receive their points times 5. 1st place is 25 points 2nd place is 20 points 3rd place is 15 points 4th place is 10 points 5th place is 5 point Participation—awarded for each event skated—5 points for every team skated regardless of results

In addition, total point team awards will be presented at the completion of the competition. Team points will be awarded as follows:

Each individual & partner event entry (up to five skaters) will receive one participation point plus the placement points below for each event: 1st place is 5 points 2nd place is 4 points 3rd place is 3 points 4th place is 2 points 5th place is 1 point

Each team/group event entry (Kaleidoskate, Pattern Skating, Production Teams, Synchronized Skating Teams and Team Compulsories) will receive five participation points plus the placement points below for each event:

1st place is 25 points 2nd place is 20 points 3rd place is 15 points 4th place is 10 points 5th place is 5 points

2016 Harry J McDonald Holiday on Ice Tot-Delta Individual Entry Form Entry Form Deadline: 12 November 2016 Your Information (Please Print) - Only current ISI members are eligible to compete ______Last Name First Name M / F (circle one) Phone # email address

______Address City Zip Code Birthdate (dd/mm/yy) Age on 9 Dec 2016

______ISI Member # Exp Date Highest ISI test passed as of 12 Nov 2016 Highest USFS Test passed as of 12 Nov 2016

______Partner’s Name ISI Level ISI #

Individual Events

! Solo Program ! Edges (Delta only)

! Solo Compulsories (Pre-Alpha – Delta) ! Ice Dancing (mix/pro/free/solo/choice) (Level____) Partner’s Name and ISI # ! Solo Spotlight __Character __Dramatic __Light ______(if applicable) ____Themed

! Stroking (Pre-Alpha thru Delta) ! Special Skater ! Surprise

! Interpretive (Pre-Alpha – Delta) Partner and Team Events

! Couple Spotlight Partner Name ______ISI #______ISI Level______Circle one: Character Dramatic Lt Ent Themed (may only choose one)

! Parent/Child Duet Name of Parent______

! Jump and Spin Team Name______

! Spiral Team (Pre-Alpha through Delta) Team Name______

! Team: Check each one you are entering and list the name of the team o Comedy ______o Synchronized ______o Ensemble ______o Production ______o Kaleidoskate ______AFTER 12 NOVEMBER, ADD $30 PER SKATER for late fee. Must be approved by Competition Director) SINGLE ENTRY $55.00_____ JUMP TEAM $6.00_____ EACH EXTRA EVENT $11.00_____ SPIN TEAM $6.00_____ FAMILY ENTRY $70.00_____ ELEMENT TEAM $6.00_____ SPIRAL TEAM $6.00_____ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED ______♦Family includes one event for each family member. Each additional event $11.00 ♦Spotlight Couples, Spotlight Family, Ensemble, Production Number, Comedy Teams and Synchronized teams must pay $11.00 per skater MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: HARRY J MCDONALD MEMORIAL CENTER PLEASE MAKE SURE THE PARENT AND SKATER SIGN THE ATTACHED LIABILITY FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE

______Coach’s printed name Coach’s signature Date

LIABILITY WAIVER

I understand that all competition skaters must have a current I.S.I. membership number. I certify that I am an I.S.I. member or am signing for a Minor I.S.I. member in good standing and am (or am signing for) a licensed athlete under the Constitution, By Laws and General Rules of the Ice Skating Institute (I.S.I.). In consideration of the agreement of the Ice Skating Institute to issue a license in the form of an I.S.I. membership card to me, hereby on behalf of myself, my heirs, assigns and personal representatives, I waive, release, and forever discharge the I.S.I., its employees, agents, members, sponsors, promoter and affiliates whosoever from any and all Liability, Claim, Loss or expense arising from or attributable in any legal way to any action or omission to act of any such person or organization in connection with sponsorship, organization or execution of the Harry J McDonald Holiday on Ice 2016 Team Competition including travel to and from this event in which I plan to participate. I also hereby acknowledge that I and my minor have been informed of and understand the risks of Figure Skating included, but are not limited to, muscular skeletal sprains, strains, breaks, fractures and dislocations and possibility of permanent disability or even death and that these risks are inherent to the sport of figure skating.

I.S.I. #______

Parent’s Signature Date

Skater’s Signature Date

2016 Harry J McDonald Holiday on Ice Freestyle levels 1-10 Individual Entry Form Entry Form Deadline: 12 November 2016 Your Information (Please Print) - Only current ISI members are eligible to compete ______Last Name First Name M / F (circle one) Phone # email address

______Address City Zip Code Birthdate (dd/mm/yy) Age on 9 Dec 2016

______ISI Member # Exp Date Highest ISI test passed as of 12 Nov 2016 Highest USFS Test passed as of 12 Nov 2016

______Partner’s Name ISI Level ISI # Are you an active USFS member who has competed at or above the Novice level at any USFS National Championship within the last 2 years? Yes or No Individual Events

! Solo Program--Freestyle ! Rhythmic Skating ___Hoop ____Ball ___Ribbon

! Open Freestyle (Level______) ! Edges (FS1-3 and Open Bronze)

! Open Freestyle Short (Level______) ! Surprise

! Solo Compulsories ! Ice Dancing (mix/pro/free/solo/choice) (Level____) Partner’s Name and ISI # ! Solo Spotlight ____Character ____Dramatic ______(if applicable) ____Light Entertainment ____Themed ! Stroking (FS1-3 and Open Bronze) ! Interpretive

! Artistic ! Special Skater ! Footwork Partner and Team Events

! Couple Spotlight Partner Name ! Spiral Team (Freestyle 1-10) Team ______ISI #_____ Level______Name______Circle one: Character Dramatic Lt Ent Themed (may only choose one) ! Team: Check each one you are entering and list the name of the team ! Family Spotlight Comedy ______! Parent/Child Duet Name of Synchronized Parent______Ensemble ! Jump and Spin Partner ______Name______ISI # ______Production ISI Level______Kaleidoskate Couple Interpretive—Partner name______! ______ISI #______Level______(AFTER 12 OCT, ADD $30 PER skater for late entry fee. Must be approved by Competition Director) SINGLE ENTRY $55.00_____ JUMP TEAM $6.00_____ EACH EXTRA EVENT $11.00_____ SPIN TEAM $6.00_____ FAMILY ENTRY $70.00_____ SPIRAL TEAM $6.00_____ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED ______♦Family includes one event for each family member. Each additional event $11.00 ♦Spotlight Couples, Spotlight Family, Ensemble, Production Number, Comedy Teams and Synchronized teams must pay $11.00 per skater MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: HARRY J MCDONALD MEMORIAL CENTER PLEASE MAKE SURE THE PARENT AND SKATER SIGN THE ATTACHED LIABILITY FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE

______Coach’s printed name Coach’s signature Date LIABILITY WAIVER

I.S.I. #______

Parent’s Signature Date

Skater’s Signature Date The Harry J. McDonald Holiday on Ice Skating Competition 2016 Jump, Spin and Element Teams Rink:

Jump Team A (Freestyle 1-4/Open Bronze & Silver) Name of Team Skaters Name: Jump Performed

1. 1. Waltz Jump 2. 2. Salchow Jump 1. 3. Waltz-Toe-Loop Combo 2. 4. Flip jump-ballet jump combo

Spin Team A (Freestyle 1 – 4/Open Bronze & Silver) Name of Team Skaters Name: Spin Performed

1. 1. Two-Foot Spin 2. 2. One-Foot Spin with change of arm positions 1. 3. Change-Foot Spin 2. 4. Sit Spin into broken leg spin

Jump Team B (Freestyle 5 & above/Open Silver, Gold & Platinum) Name of Team Skaters Name: Jump Performed

1. 1. Lutz jump 2. 2. Axel jump 1. 3. Loop jump in both directions 2. 4. 2 walley jumps in a row

Spin Team B (Freestyle 5 & above/Open Silver, Gold & Platinum) Name of Team Skaters Name: Spin Performed

1. 1. Camel spin into camel-catch leg spin 2. 2. Sit-back sit-forward stork spin combo 1. 3. Flying camel into illusions spin 2. 4. Backward camel-jump forward sit spin

Element Team A (Pre-Alpha-Beta) Name of Team Skaters Name: Element Performed

1. 1. Two foot glide into a dip 2. 2. One foot glide 1. 3. Six right over left forward crossovers 2. 4. T-Stop

Element Team B (Gamma-Delta) Name of Team Skaters Name: Element Performed

1. 1. Right forward outside 3-turn 2. 2. Bunny hop into lunge (no change of foot) 1. 3. Shoot-the-duck 2. 4. 4 forward outside edges in a row

Jump, Spin, and Element Teams consist of two skaters per team. Each skater performs two required maneuvers twice. Team captains please fill out this form indicating the line-up in which each team member will perform the elements. Deadline for this form is: 12 November 2016.

Rink: Coaches Signature

The Harry J. McDonald Holiday on Ice Skating Competition 2016 Spiral Teams

Rink:

Spiral Team A (Freestyle 1 – 4/Open Bronze & Silver)

Name of Team Skaters Name: Spiral(s) performed

1. 1. Forward spiral 2. 2. Forward spiral to backward spiral 1. 3. Backward spiral into back lunge (no change of foot) 2. 4. Shoot-the-duck into Chinese spiral (no change of foot)

Spiral Team B (Freestyle 5 & above/Open Silver, Gold & Platinum)

Name of Team Skaters Name: Spiral(s) performed

1. 1. Charlotte 2. 2. Side grab-leg 1. 3. Back spiral, forward spiral into turning lunge 2. 4. Spread eagle-Ina Bauer-spiral sequence (any order)

Deadline for this form is: 12 November 2016.

The Harry J. McDonald Holiday on Ice Skating Competition 2016 TEAM ROSTER

RINK:

TEAM TYPE (circle only one): SYNCHRONIZED PRODUCTION ENSEMBLE KALEIDOSKATE

TEAM NAME:

SKATING DIRECTOR:

LIST NAMES AGE AS OF 12/09/16

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The Harry J. McDonald Holiday on Ice Skating Competition 2016 Judges Application

All coaches must volunteer to judge at this competition in order to receive their coaching credentials. Coaches without a credential will NOT be permitted to put skaters on the ice. Absolutely NO EXCEPTIONS. All credentials will be assigned at the coaches’ meeting. Thank you for giving back to our skating community by volunteering to judge. There will be a $100 fee for those coaches who choose not to judge during this competition. Any concerns with this fee must be addressed with the Competition Director, Sarah Devereaux McCormick.

Please let us know if you have any questions at all. Forms are due by 12 November 2016.

All qualified Professionals who have a current ISI Associate Membership, are invited to judge this competition. You must be an ISI Certified judge (Bronze, Silver or Gold). You are not required to judge events your students are competing in. You will be compensated for your time. Please fill out the form below and return with the completed entry forms from your arena.

Deadline for this form is: 12 November 2016

Name Professional ISI # Address Phone # E-Mail Address Current ISI judging certification level:

Please mark the levels you want and are able to judge.

Tots Family Spotlight Stroking Pre-Alpha Spotlight (PreAlpha - F/S 10/Open F/S) Alpha Couples Spotlight Artistic Beta Team Jumping and Spinning Compulsories Gamma Comedy Teams Parent/Child Duet Delta Special Skater Pair Freestyle 1 - 10 Synchronized Teams Couple Open Freestyle Production Teams Rhythmic Skating Interpretive—Solo/Couple Couples Dance Elements Figure 1 - 10 Solo Dance Edges Free Dance Footwork Surprise

A judge’s schedule will be assigned to you at the judge’s meeting. This year’s judge’s meeting will be held at the MAC on Friday, December 9th, at 4:00pm, unless you are notified differently.

Judges signature:

Thank you all so much and we’ll see you soon!