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Open European Cadet Circuit U17 Open European Youth Circuit U14 26.-27.1.2019 Otahalli, Espoo, Finland Welcome to Espoo! Enjoy your stay in Espoo! Competition Director Terho Mustonen www.espoofencing.info Cadet Circuit U17 Schedule Friday, 25th January 18:00 Registration at the venue Otahalli Sport Hall (- 20:00) 18:30 Equipment control at the venue Otahalli Sport Hall (- 21:00) Weapons, mask, glove and body wires shall be controlled and approved by the equipment control desks on Saturday, 26th January 08:00 Venue opens Equipment control at the venue Otahalli Sport Hall (- 13:00) 08:15 Registration at the venue Otahalli Sport Hall (-11:30) 08:30 Referee meeting (obligatory for referees) / Referee room 09:30 Cadet Circuit men, pools (approx 75-80 % qualifies) 12:00 Cadet Circuit women, pools (approx 75-80 % qualifies) Sunday, 27th January 08:00 Venue opens, team competitions 8:30 The first Draw 9:00 - Direct elimination 9:15 The second Draw Team event formula: direct elimination table (32 or) 16, all places in the table of 16 (or 8) will be fought for. Finals at approx 14:30 (2:30 pm) Awards ceremony immediately following finals. Cadet Circuit 8 best fencers (individual), team event 3 best teams will be awarded. Youth Circuit U14 Schedule Sunday, 27th January 08:00 Venue opens 08:15 Registration at the venue Otahalli Sport Hall (-9:30) 10:00 Boys' epee 10:00 Girls' epee 16:00 Finals approximately Awards ceremony immediately following finals. Youth Circuit U14 3 best will be awarded. Weapon control: On the piste. Pools and results Pools and results will be published www.espoofencing.info -> Entries and Results www.espoofencing.info/results First Aid Please contact the tournament Doctor or in an emergency call 112 Transportation For help with the departure transportation, see: www.espoofencing.info/departures If you have any questions concerning your departure flight, don’t hesitate to ask us as soon as possible by email: [email protected] or in urgent cases Mr. Kimmo Puranen, tel. +358 500 416 826. Restaurant Ranta at Radisson Blu Espoo Restaurant Ranta at Radisson Blu Espoo is open for business throughout the tournament! Saturday and Sunday we start serving breakfast at 7.00 a.m. and lunch as well as dinner starting at 12:00 a.m., and kitchen closes at 22:00 (10.00 p.m.). This weekend breakfast is only 15 euros per person (non residents) and lunch starts at 14 euros, you are more than welcome! Breakfast box 10 euros Shopping malls and restaurants: ● Iso Omena (Matinkylä, metro station 9 minutes) ● Ainoa (Tapiola, metro station 5 minutes) M Ainoa, Iso Omena Helsinki METRO ● Tickets from ticket machine or pay by mobile-ticket ○ adult: 2,20 € Tapiola/Matinkylä, 4,20 € Helsinki Contact persons: Mr. Terho Mustonen ● President of the Finnish Fencing and Pentathlon Association ○ phone + +358 50 3026 882 ○ email [email protected] Mrs. Lena Tallroth-Kock ● Secretary General of the Finnish Fencing and Pentathlon Association ○ phone + 358 50 3362 464 ○ email [email protected] Mr. Kimmo Puranen ● Secretary General of Espoo Fencing Club ○ phone +358 500 416 828 ○ email [email protected] Directoire Technique: Terho MUSTONEN Lena TALLROTH-KOCK Katri SAVOLAINEN EFC Observer Matthias HENKELMANN (GER) More info www.espoofencing.info pools, results, photos, videos Sport hall Otaniemi: Free WiFi id: aalto-open.

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