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Grandstand Seating Plan 30th ANNUAL NEW SOUTH WALES ALL SCHOOLS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS SYDNEY AQUATIC CENTRE - HOMEBUSH Monday 13 May 2019 PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY GRANDSTAND SEATING PLAN Entrance Western Stand Eastern Stand Combined Independent Schools Parent / Spectator Seating (CIS) Competitors Combined Catholic Colleges (CCC) Competitors Combined High Schools (CHS) Competitors 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Team Selection Table WARM UP / COOL DOWN POOL MESSAGE FROM THE NEW SOUTH WALES ALL SCHOOLS COMMITTEE “Welcome to the 30th Annual NSW All Schools Swimming Championships. This year, we are again fortunate to use one of the best pools in Australia, if not the World, for our Championships. In addition, this year’s event is part of the selection process for the NSW team to compete at the School Sport Australia Championships. I would like to welcome everyone. Officials for the Carnival are supplied by member associations and Swimming NSW. Thankyou for your tireless efforts, not only at this Carnival but also at the many Carnivals throughout the school swimming season. We all appreciate the time and support you give to the development of swimming at this level. This year, the School Sport Australia Championships are to be hosted in Melbourne, Victoria, 27th to 31st July 2019. ( The 10- 12 Years SSA Championships will be held from 31st July – 2nd August)This event is a very special opportunity for swimmers to represent their state against all other states, territories and a variety of International Teams. Finally I would like to wish all competitors the best of luck”. Jean Duma New South Wales All Schools Committee SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA Melbourne- Victoria 27th to 31st July 2019 ATTENTION ALL COMPETITORS All swimmers placing fifth, or better, at the NSW All Schools Championships should report to the Team Selection table. If you do not wish to be considered for the NSW Team to compete at the School Sport Australia Championships you should have notified your Sector. If you did not do this and do not intend going please notify the Selection Table directly. This year subject to any other consideration 1,2 and 3 at All Schools will be selected for the NSW Team for the School Sport Australia Championships in Melbourne from 27th – 31st July Once the NSW team for School Sport Australia is selected and checked, an email with a link will be sent to each family. Through this link additional information will be required and submitted. Please note that there will be NO BILLETING at this event. School Sport Website – https://app.education.nsw.gov.au/sport WARM - UP PROCEDURES Swimmers will be permitted to warm - up in the Competition Pool from 8am to 8.50am. The following procedures must be observed and the cooperation of all swimmers, coaches and parents is sought in this matter. The warm - up pool (Diving Pool) will be available throughout the day for use by swimmers. However, there is to be NO DIVING in to the water or use of the boards. COMPETITION POOL WARM - UP PROCEDURES LANES 1 AND 2: 12, 13 and 14 Years ONLY Dive start 25's at START END Turning practice at TURN END LANES 3 AND 4: 12, 13 and 14 Years ONLY Lap swimming (keep to left) Dive starts at START END ONLY LANES 5 AND 6: 15, 16 and 17+ Years ONLY Lap swimming (keep to left) Dive starts at START END ONLY LANES 7 AND 8: 15, 16 and 17+ Years ONLY Dive start 25's at START END Turning practice at TURN END LANES 0 AND 9: All ages These are set aside for sprint starts COMPETITION POOL 7:30am TO 8:45am START END START END 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12-14 YEARS 12-14 YEARS 15-17+ YEARS 15-17+ YEARS Dive start 25's Lap swimming Lap swimming Dive start 25's Sprints Sprints Turning practice Lap swimming Lap swimming Turning practice (no diving) (no diving) (no diving) (no diving) TURNING END TURNING END EYELINE SWIMMER OF THE MEET EYELINE have been a major supporter of school swimming in our state since 1993. EYELINE has also been involved at the School Sport Australia Championships since its inception in 1997. EYELINE assist us greatly in Official Apparel, Swimsuits and swimming caps. In addition EYELINE have supported the All Schools Championships by donating two prizes for the most outstanding Boy and Girl swimmer of the meet. Our sincere thanks to EYELINE for their continued support. NSW ALL SCHOOLS IS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY EYELINE PLEASE NOTE – There will be limited Official presentations of medals at this year’s championships. Parents and coaches should feel free to photograph their swimmers at the presentation dais. The limited presentations are due to lack of time and also increased demands on the swimmers, we apologise for any inconvenience. MULTI-CLASS EVENTS Swimming combines the conditions of limb loss, cerebral palsy (coordination and movement restrictions), spinal cord injury (weakness or paralysis involving any combination of the limbs) and other Physical and Intellectual disabilities into a multi-disabled competition format. Within each classification, classes are allocated depending on the severity of the disability (the lower the number the more severe the disability). Classes 1-10 are allocated to swimmers with a Physical Disability. Classes 11-13 are allocated to swimmers with a Visual Disability. Class 14 is allocated to swimmers with an Intellectual Disability. Class 15 is allocated to swimmers with a Hearing Impairment. Class 16 is allocated to swimmers with an Organ or Bone Transplant. Each class is also allocated a prefix that denotes which stroke the individual is swimming. S denotes – Freestyle, Backstroke and Butterfly. SB denotes – Breaststroke. SM denotes – Individual Medley. Competitors compete in a Multi-Class format where each swimmer competes against a recognised Australian Standard Time for his or her disability classification and class. For this reason the swimmer who finishes first in the race may not be the actual winner, as individual times are compared and calculated against their relative Australian Standard Time. COMPETING ASSOCIATIONS Combined High Schools (CHS) Combined Catholic Colleges (CCC) Combined Independent Schools (CIS). The NSW All Schools Swimming Championships was first held in 1990. The idea to bring together the best swimmers from all NSW School Sporting Associations was that of Jan Smith, PDHPE & Sport Co-ordinator at SCECGS Redlands (now Redlands). As a result of the idea and work of Jan Smith, together with members of the Catholic Girls Secondary Schools Sports Association (CGSSSA), the success of the carnival in 1990 ensured its establishment as an annual event. RULES ALL SWIMMERS: - Please check the results posted on the result board and ensure you collect all information sheets from the Team Mangement Table. Please notify the Team Management Table if you are unavailable to compete at the School Sport Australia Championships. 1. ALL events are Timed Finals. From all results and submitted times, a NSW Team will be selected to compete at the School Sport Australia Championships to be hosted in Melbourne, Victoria – 13-19 Yrs 27th-31st July & 10-12 Yrs 31st July-2nd August 2. Any protest must be lodged through the Team Manager, in writing, within 30 minutes of the posting of results. 3. All events are in accordance with NSW Swimming Inc. Failure to comply with these rules, or obey the orders of Officials WILL result in immediate Disqualification. 4. Entry. Two to Three Competitors and three Relay teams per association for each event with the exception of the 800 and 1500 Freestyle. Special Entries may be considered if athletes have been competing at high levels e.g. National Championshisp etc. 5. Swimmers may wear swimming cap. Where a cap is worn it must be an Association Cap. 6. The new swimwear rule will be enforced at this meet. 7. The meet will be conducted in the following Age Divisions. (i) 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17+ Years. (ii) Junior (12-14 years) (12-15 years), Intermediate (15-16 years) and Senior (16-17+ years) (17+ years) (iii) Multi-Class:- 12-15 years and 16+ years (iv) Age is that which the competitor turns in the current calendar year. Competitors may only compete up age divisions where no event is offered in their age group. (v) Students may only compete in one age relay of the same type – e.g. either Junior, Intermediate (according to correct age ) or Open 8. Method Of Starting. 9. (a) Whistle Blast: Competitor stands on the starting block. (b) Take Your Mark: Competitor immediately takes up starting position. (c) When all competitors are stationary: Gun or Hooter. (d) The Swimmers must remain stationary until the signal to start has been given. (e) The ONE START RULE WILL APPLY. (f) No swimmer will be permitted to swim more than 15m underwater during starts and turns. 9. Once competitors are in the hands of the Officials they may not receive advice or coaching. 10. Competitors are not to leave the water or lane until told to by the Chief Judge. 11. Championship Points: 1st – 10 3rd – 6 5th – 4 7th – 2 Double points for Relays 2nd – 8 4th – 5 6th – 3 8th – 1 NSW All Schools Swimming Team Selection Guidelines 2019 The following guidelines will be used for selection of the NSW All Schools Team in 2019. There is NO limit on the team size we can take to the School Sport Australia Swimming Championships. This has been a recent rule change for this event. Those swimmers whose place in an event qualifies them for selection - (depending on the number of competitors NSW allows us to take to the SSA Swimming Championships as per the SSA Swimming Rules and Guidelines – see below) will be offered a place in the team.
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