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2012 Mini Rulebook USASWIMMING. ORG 2012 MINI RULEBOOK Tomorrow begins today. We’re defined by what we pass on to the next genera- tion. That’s why ConocoPhillips is pleased to support USA Swimming in its mission to promote the sport of swimming. We are especially proud to support the USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Splash initiative, created to help children learn how to swim while educating their parents on the importance of water safety. By teaching our kids how to swim, we’re helping pass on what matters ... to the ones who matter most. © ConocoPhillips Company. 2010. All rights reserved. www.conocophillips.com MiniRulebook2012.indd 1 11/1/11 10:21 AM 2012 USA Swimming PART ONE t Rules and Regulations Technical Rules Published by: USA SWIMMING, INC. 1 Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909 719.866.4578 o 719.866.4669 f usaswimming.org The 2012 Rules and Regulations is an official publication of USA Swimming, the National Governing Body for swimming in the U.S.; editing of the changes from convention provided by Dan McAllen, Anneliese Eggert and Julie Bare for correct application. PART SEVEN t Open Water Cover Design: Matt Lupton Swimming Cover Photos: Getty Images Copyright 2012 by USA Swimming USA SWIMMING’S HEADQUARTERS STAFF Executive Jim Fox Robb Hinds Chuck Wielgus Marketing Manager Applications Developer Executive Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Talia Mark Jason Thorpe Mike Unger Marketing Manager Applications Developer Assistant Executive Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Karen Linhart Chris Detert Kathy Parker Media Relations Manager Network Administrator Executive Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sandra Lopez Dan Becker Susan Woessner National Events Coordinator IT Help Desk Athlete Protection Officer [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Matt Whewell Sandy Vollmer Liz Hoendervoogt PR & Digital Communications Member Services Program Athlete Protection Coordinator Coordinator Manager ehoendervoogt@ [email protected] [email protected] usaswimming.org Joel Stauffer Mary Illich Brenda Adams Web Producer Member Services Program Executive Administrative [email protected] Manager Assistant Gina Perry [email protected] [email protected] Business Development Cindy Hayes Administrative Assistant Business Operations Business Development [email protected] Administrative Assistant Matt Farrell [email protected] Chief Marketing Officer Business Operations/ [email protected] Member Services Club Development Matt Lupton Mike Unger Pat Hogan Art Director Assistant Executive Director Club Development Managing [email protected] [email protected] Director [email protected] Jamie Fabos Olsen John Burbidge Communications & Brand IT Director Tom Avischious Management Director [email protected] Field Services Director [email protected] Carol Burch [email protected] Dean Ekeren Member Services Director Mick Nelson Events and Marketing Director [email protected] Facilities Development Director [email protected] Larry Herr [email protected] Emily Silver Performance Database Sue Pitt Anderson Athlete Relations Manager Director Programs and Services [email protected] [email protected] Director [email protected] Amanda Rost Josh Fowler Corporate Services Special Projects Manager Randy Julian Marketing Manager [email protected] Sport Development Consultant [email protected] Cathy Durance - Central Zone [email protected] Jim Rusnak Member Services Coordinator Editorial Properties Manager [email protected] [email protected] 2 Peter Clark Carrie Waters Jack Roach Sport Development Consultant Programs and Services National Junior Team Director - Eastern Zone Administrative Assistant [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Rick Bishop Dave Thomas Financial Affairs National Team Coach Sport Development Consultant Services Manager Jim Harvey - Southern Zone [email protected] Chief Financial Officer [email protected] [email protected] Stacy Michael-Miller Bill Krumm Athlete Services Manager Tami Bock Sport Development Consultant smichael-miller@ Accounting/HR Manager - Western Zone usaswimming.org [email protected] [email protected] Candi MacConaugha Joan Burgar Scott Colby Games Prep Manager Revenue Manager Sport Performance Consultant cmacconaugha@ [email protected] [email protected] usaswimming.org Erin Russell Mariejo Truex George Heidinger Accounts Payable Specialist Program Operations Manager National Junior Team Program [email protected] [email protected] Manager Jean Skjerly Kim O’Shea [email protected] Accountant/Purchasing Make a Splash Program Bryce Elser Facilitator Manager Open Water Program Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Denise MacDonald Harriett Navarre Russell Mark Financial Affairs Administrative Make a Splash Program High Performance Consultant Assistant/Receptionist Coordinator [email protected] dmacdonald@usaswimming. 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