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Photo by Braden Collum on Unsplash Collum Braden by Photo NORDIC MATCH KRISTIANSAND AUGUST 17–18 2019 PROGRAM Welcome to Kristiansand! Welcome to the Nordic Championship in Athletics It is my pleasure to welcome participants from Finland, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Between 250 and 300 young promising athletes are in place at Kristiansand Stadium this weekend. On behalf of the main committee, The championship will give inspiration and joy for them as well as for I want to express our gratitude for the inhabitants of Kristiansand, and I am confident we will experience the honour of hosting the Nordic a great international sports event in the capital of Southern Norway. Hopefully, you‘ll be blessed with pleasant weather and so get to Match U20. Participants, leaders, see Kristiansand at its very best. The city is known by many for sunny officials, press and media represent- summers and its archipelago. But there is so much more. atives, as well as the public, are Among other things, we have some of the world’s most competent offshore companies, a world-class process industry and a vibrant warmly welcomed for two days of cultural life attracting people from all over the country. exciting athletics competitions. I hope you will have a nice stay here and – in addition to Kristiansand Stadium has been competing with each others – find time to stroll through our city; from the venue for major championships Fiskebrygga, through Markens, and maybe take a trip up Baneheia to swim or just enjoy the view? on several occasions. In 2012 we I also wish Vest-Agder Friidrettskrets and Kristiansand Idretts- arranged NM (Norwegian forening good luck as organizers – and otherwise wish all participants Championship) in athletics, and in the best of luck with their results. You are always welcome back to Kristiansand on later occasions! 2017 we hosted the Grand Prix event. In addition, we have once Harald Furre, Mayor again been awarded the NM in athletics for 2021, which we look forward to with excitement. Nordic Match U20: Good Luck! We have a great staff of officials who always strive to do their best We are grateful to see the city of Kristiansand once again facilitate a to facilitate good, fair competitions. major championship. With KIF Friidrett and Vest-Agder On behalf of the Norwegian Athletics Federation we would like to thank Vest-Agder Idrettskrets for cooperating with KIF Friidrett Idrettskrets as organizers, our (Kristiansand Idrettsforening Friidrett), the organizer of Nordic U20 hopes for a great championship are Match 2019. high. KIF Friidrett is a well-qualified and experienced organizer, having administered the National Junior Championships and Norwegian We also have high expectations Championships over the past few years. of brilliant results and thrilling The club holds a lot of athletes, including a good number of elite competitions for medals during the performers. Among others, our famous Norwegian javelin thrower current event. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! Andreas Thorkildsen grew up in the club. This weekend, the champions of tomorrow are vying for great We hope you will return home results and medals in Kristiansand Stadion. The future looks bright! with positive memories from this In this competition, all participants will represent their country. year’s competitions. The athletes must therefore team up with those they normally compete against in national championships. This time around, they will compete together against other national teams. Welcome to the Nordic Match U-20 On the track and in the fields, we hope for good matches, a sense and Championship! of unity, new friendships and improvements of personal results. We wish Kristiansand Idrettsforening, their hundreds of volunteers, and all athletes the best of good luck with the event. For the main committee Inger B Steinsland, Manager Ketil Tømmernes, President of the Norwegian Athletics Federation 2 3 EVENT SCHEDULE EVENT SCHEDULE SATURDAY AUGUST 17 SUNDAY AUGUST 18 Time Event Time Event 12.30 Racewalking 5000m Women 10.00 Hammer Throwing Men 12.30 Hammer Throwing Women 10.00 Pole Vault Men 12.30 Pole Vault Women 10.00 Racewalking 5000m Men 13.00 Opening 10.30 Long Vault Men 13.15 110m Hurdles Men 10.55 400m Hurdles Women 13.30 100m Hurdles Women 11.10 400m Hurdles Men 13.30 Triple Jump Men 11.15 Discus Throwing Men 13.45 1500m Women 11.20 Shot put Women 13.50 Discus Throwing Women 11.30 3000m Steeplechase Women 14.05 100m Men 11.40 High Jump Women 14.15 100m Women 11.50 200m Men 14.30 High Jump Men 12.00 200m Women 14.30 3000m Steeplechase Men 12.15 Javelin Throwing Women 14.30 Shot put Men 12.15 800m Women 14.50 400m Men 12.15 Triple Jump Women 15.00 400m Women 12.25 800m Men 15.00 Long Jump Women 12.40 5000m Men 15.10 Javelin Throwing Men 13.25 4x400m Women 15.15 3000m Women 13.35 4x400m Men 15.35 1500m Men 14.00 Closing ceremony 15.55 4x100m Men 16.05 4x100m Women 4 5 INFORMATION INFORMATION Competition venue: Kristiansand Stadium, Warm up: Mainly on the artificial grass field or Østre Ringvei 2, Kristiansand outside the stadium. Warm-up for throwing events on the infield. Opening Ceremony: Saturday 13.00 at Kristiansand Stadium. Each nation must be Results: Will be put up on a board located present with three participants/ at the main entrance. The results leaders for the flag parade in front will also be posted on the Internet of the Call Room at 12.45. at: webres1.andro.no/nmu20/2019/ Event Office: Friday evening: Thon Hotel Parken. Prize Ceremony: As soon as possible after each Saturday and Sunday: Club house/ event. KIF-house, Kristiansand Stadium. Transportation: Transport to and from the stadium Changing Rooms: The Club House/Main entrance: is provided by the organizer. See Finland and Denmark/Iceland. special schedules. Grand Stand: Norway and Sweden. Lunch: Lunch is served in the Club House/ Call Room: All athletes must meet at Call 2nd floor from 12.00. Please bring Room, before each event starts, along your accreditation card. following this schedule: Pole Vault and Hammer Throwing: Dinner: Dinner is served at 60 minutes ahead. Thon Hotel Parken All other events: Friday: 18.00–21.00 30 minutes ahead. Saturday: 18.00–21.00 Participants will be accompanied by the event leader. Closing Ceremony: Participants and leaders are encouraged to take part in the Presentation: At the field; five minutes before ceremony. Awards are handed out the event starts. to the winning teams. Equipment: Personal equipment to be used in Accreditation: Leaders and participants will the competition must be handed receive accreditation cards for use over for control at least one hour at the hotel, on the bus and at the ahead of the event (90 minutes for stadium. Hammer Throwing); in front of the Event Office/ground floor. The Technical Meeting Thon Hotel Parken Friday at 22.00. organizer stores and brings equipment to the field. Contact: Inger Steinsland, Phone: 90507725 Mail: [email protected] 6 7 MANAGEMENT TRANSPORTATION MAIN COMMITTEE Manager Inger B Steinsland Bus terminals VAFIK Jon Fjeld Marketing Eivind Lund The bus stops at Thon Parken Hotel and Kristiansand stadium. Economy Olav Rustad Please carry your accreditation card. Technical functions Rune Grimsby Transportation Kalle Glomsaker Secretariat Tom Einar Pedersen Saturday August 17th Secretary Heidi Fidje Andersen Departure from Thon Hotel Parken: Arrangement Rasmus Morvik, Jon Fjeld 9.30 - 10.00 -10.30 - 11.00 - 11.30 - 12.00 - 12.30 - 13.00 - 13.30 KEY FUNCTIONARIES 14.00 - 15.00 - 15.30 - 16.00 - 16.30 - 17.00 - 17.30 Event manager Rasmus Morvik Departure from Kristiansand Stadion: Assisting event manager Jon Fjeld, Rune Grimsby Technical; tracks: John Lie 9.45 - 10.15 - 10.45 - 11.15 - 11.45 - 12.15 - 12.45 - 13.15 - 13.45 Technical - delegated Thor Gjesdal 14.45 - 15.15 - 15.45 - 16.15 - 16.45 - 17.15 - 17.45 Leader of the jury Terje Hoffmann Speaker Jo Nesse, Olav Magne Tveitå Secretariat Tom Einar Pedersen, Kirsten Larsen Sunday August 18th Accommodation Thon Hotel Parken Departure from Thon Hotel Parken: Head office Bente Økland, Randi Berntsen Ceremony Kåre Iglebæk 7.30 - 8.00 - 8.30 - 9.00 - 9.30 - 10.00 - 10.30 - 11.00 - 11.30 Utensils John Bjørheim, Arild Robertsen 12.00 - 13.00 - 13.30 - 14.00 - 14.30 - 15.00 - 15.30 Kiosk Heidi Fidje Andersen Design Vidar Løseth Departure from Kristiansand Stadion: Data handling Rune Grimsby, Jon Fjeld 7.45 - 8.15 - 8.45 - 9.15 - 9.45 - 10.15 - 10.45 - 11.15 - 11.45 NFIF Kalle Glomsaker 12.45 - 13.15 - 13.45 - 14.15 - 14.45 - 15.15 - 15.45 Judge; race Alf Myre Judge; starts Jens Arild Johannesen Referee; high jump John Skåre Transportation manager:: Referee; throwing Carl Jon Hansen Kalle Glomsaker, phone: 90132838 Starter Alf Friestad Exercise leader; running Magne Dølemo Exercise Manager; long jump Tor E Bentsen Exercise manager; three steps Kristen Fløgstad Exercise Manager; high jump Frank Oscar Andersen Exercise Manager; pole jump Harald Breivik Exercise leader; shot put Gunn Storsveen Exercise leader; discus throw Per Erik Hansen Exercise Manager; hammer throw Torrey Enoksen Exercise Manager; javelin throw Per Erik Hansen Exercise Manager; racewalking Ole Petter Saugen 8 9 Nordic Championship Records U20 Match Records at Kristiansand stadion Revised in 2019 MEN (From introduction of U20-class in 2003) 100m Geir Moen, Moss IL 10.08 16.08.96 200m Geir Moen, Moss IL 20.74 18.08.96 400m Karsten Warholm, Dimna IL 46.10 31.08.16 Men 800m Vebjørn Rodal, Oppdal FIK 1:45.72 18.08.96 100 m 10.60 +0,4 Jan Wocalewski SWE Växjö, SWE 2012 1500m Arne Kvalheim, IK
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