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Pictures of Me Participating in Said Competition May Be Used for Publicity Without Compensation February 27, 2019 Dear Grand Masters, Masters, Instructors and Students: I am happy to have the opportunity to invite you once again to the 24th ITF NY Taekwon-Do Tournament! This year’s tournament will be held on Sunday, September 29, 2019 at the Fitzgerald Gymnasium of Queens College, located at 65-30 Kissena Blvd. Flushing, NY 11367. For 24 years the ITF NY Tournament has grown to be one of the largest ITF tournaments in the United States, often bringing in more than 300 competitors! The Fitzgerald Gymnasium at Queens College has proven an ideal location since 2008, with 22,800 sq. ft. of floor space, accommodating 9’ x 9’ rings, and more than 1,600 people. Every year we look for new ways to improve the functional and competitive aspects of our event, and we are happy to announce that we have a brand new, dedicated website for the tournament this year! You can access all tournament and registration information, as well as photos and videos from many of the tournaments from the past 24 years…and much more. Go to www.ITFNYTKDTournament.com and check it out! Finally, we have once again implemented on-line registration and payment for your convenience. The link can be found at either the tournament website or www.NTA-ITF.com. Please submit all applications and registration fees on-line by September 22, 2019. Your participation in our event continues to support the world-wide effort to keep alive the legacy of General Choi Hong-Hi. We truly hope this year will be another to remember. Yours in Taekwon-Do, Master Ruben D. Suarez Director, Queens Taekwon-Do Center 89-18 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 Tel (718) 639-6998 Fax (718) 639-1641 Email: [email protected] www.NTA-ITF.com • www.QTC-ITF.com • www.ITFNYTKDTournament.com ______________________________________________________________________________ GENERAL INFORMATION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 8:00 A.M. Competitor Check-In 8:30 – 9:00 A.M. Referee Meeting 9:00 – 9:30 A.M. Opening Ceremony COMPETITION 9:30 AM COMPETITION BEGINS AWARDS 1st Place Trophies 2nd and 3rd Place Medals “Grand Trophy” will be awarded for the most supportive school. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT ENTRY FEES & ADMISSION Competitors Safety Kicks, Gloves, Headgear, Fees apply to participation for either 1 or 2 events) Mouthpieces, Shin Guards, Cups (for *Until September 22, 2019 males) Registration Fee All ITF Members: $65.00 *All competitors must have ITF- *Between September 23- September 25, 2019 approved hand and foot protectors, Registration Fee All ITF Members: $95.00 or similar. (No open-hand gloves or (**NO NEW REGISTRATIONS AFTER SEPT 25, 2019**) boxing gloves will be permitted.) __________________________________________ Spectators $5.00 *(Children under 3 free) PLEASE COMPLETE ALL REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS ONLINE AT: www.ITFNYTKDTournament.COM or www.NTA-ITF.com 89-18 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 Tel (718) 639-6998 Fax (718) 639-1641 Email: [email protected] www.NTA-ITF.com • www.QTC-ITF.com • www.ITFNYTKDTournament.com ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM (Please type or print in block letters only) PARTICIPANT INFORMATION First Name: Middle Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: / / Sex: Male Female Age: Rank (specify color only): Degree (Black Belts only): Weight: lbs. Height: ’ ” Sparring Patterns Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Email: TAEKWON-DO SCHOOL INFORMATION School Name: _____________________________________________________________________________ School Affiliation: NTA-ITF OTFA ATFI ITF-USA Other ITF School: (Please indicate: _______________________________________) Address: Phone: Email: Instructor's Name: Rank: I hereby submit my application to the New York ITF Taekwon-Do Tournament XXII I agree to waive all claims against any persons connected with the New York ITF Taekwon-Do Tournament XXII for injuries I may sustain and, likewise assume full responsibility for my actions in connection with said tournament. I understand that pictures of me participating in said competition may be used for publicity without compensation Signature: Date: / / Parent or guardian if the competitor is under age 18 ALL REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS CAN BE COMPLETED ONLINE AT www.ITFNYTKDTournament.COM or www.NTA-ITF.com DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: September 22, 2019 Fee for all ITF Members until September 22, 2019: $65.00 Between September 23 - 25, 2019: $95.00 • No registration after September 25, 2019 Checks should be made payable to: QUEENS TAEKWON-DO CENTER 89-18 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 Tel (718) 639-6998 Fax (718) 639-1641 Email: [email protected] www.NTA-ITF.com • www.QTC-ITF.com • www.ITFNYTKDTournament.com ________________________________________________ INDIVIDUAL PATTERNS BREAKDOWN LITTLE MITES: Boys & Girls: 5 yrs & under 1 White 2 Yellow 3 Green/Blue MITES MINI PEEWEE PEEWEE (Boys & Girls: 6 – 7 yrs) (Boys & Girls: 8 – 9 yrs) (Boys & Girls: 10 – 11 yrs) 4 White 9 White 15 White 5 Yellow 10 Yellow 16 Yellow 6 Green 11 Green 17 Green 7 Blue 12 Blue 18 Blue 8 Red/Black 13 Red 19 Red 14 Black 20 Black SUPER PEEWEE JUNIORS SUPER JUNIORS (Boys & Girls: 12 – 13 yrs) (Boys & Girls: 14 – 15 yrs) (Boys & Girls: 16 – 17 yrs) 21 White 27 White 33 White 22 Yellow 28 Yellow 34 Yellow 23 Green 29 Green 35 Green 24 Blue 30 Blue 36 Blue 25 Red 31 Red 37 Red 26 Black 32 Black 38 Black MEN (18 – 34 yrs) WOMEN (18 – 34 yrs) SENIOR MEN (35 – 44 yrs) 39 White 44 White 49 White/Yellow 40 Yellow 45 Yellow 50 Green/Blue 41 Green 46 Green 51 Red 42 Blue 47 Blue 43 Red 48 Red SENIOR WOMEN (35 – 44 yrs) SUPER SENIOR MEN (45 yrs & up) SUPER SENIOR WOMEN (45 yrs & up) 52 White/Yellow 55 White/Yellow 58 White/Yellow 53 Green/Blue 56 Green/Blue 59 Green/Blue 54 Red 57 Red 60 Red BLACK BELT MEN (18 – 34 yrs) BLACK BELT WOMEN (18 – 34 yrs) 61 I Dan 66 I – II Dan 62 II Dan 67 III – IV Dan 63 III Dan 64 IV Dan 65 V – VI Dan BLACK BELT SENIOR MEN (35 yrs & up) BLACK BELT SENIOR WOMEN (35 yrs & up) 68 One Division 69 One Division **The tournament director reserves the right to open/close/modify any division.** _________________________________________________________________________________ INDIVIDUAL SPARRING BREAKDOWN LITTLE MITES BOYS & GIRLS (5 & UNDER) 1 White/Yellow 2 Green/Blue MITES (6 – 7 yrs) MINI PEEWEE (8 – 9 yrs) 3 White/Yellow Boys 6 White/Yellow Girls 9 White/Yellow Boys 13 White/Yellow Girls 4 Green/Blue Boys 7 Green/Blue Girls 10 Green/Blue Boys 14 Green/Blue Girls 5 Red Boys 8 Red Girls 11 Red Boys 15 Red Girls 12 Black Boys 16 Black Girls PEEWEE (10 – 11 yrs) SUPER PEEWEE (12 – 13 yrs) 17 White/Yellow Boys 21 White/Yellow Girls 25 White/Yellow Boys 29 White/Yellow Girls 18 Green/Blue Boys 22 Green/Blue Girls 26 Green/Blue Boys 30 Green/Blue Girls 19 Red Boys 23 Red Girls 27 Red Boys 31 Red Girls 20 Black Boys 24 Black Girls 28 Black Boys 32 Black Girls JUNIORS (14 – 15 yrs) SUPER JUNIORS (16 – 17 yrs) 33 White/Yellow Boys 37 White/Yellow Girls 41 White/Yellow Boys 45 White/Yellow Girls 34 Green/Blue Boys 38 Green/Blue Girls 42 Green/Blue Boys 46 Green/Blue Girls 35 Red Boys 39 Red Girls 43 Red Boys 47 Red Girls 36 Black Boys 40 Black Girls 44 Black Boys 48 Black Girls MEN (18 – 34 yrs) WOMEN (18 – 34 yrs) 49 White/Yellow 52 White/Yellow 50 Green/Blue 53 Green/Blue 51 Red 54 Red SENIOR MEN (35 – 44 yrs) SENIOR WOMEN (35 – 44 yrs) 55 White/Yellow 58 White/Yellow 56 Green/Blue 59 Green/Blue 57 Red 60 Red SUPER SENIOR MEN (45 yrs & up) SUPER SENIOR WOMEN (45 yrs & up) 61 White/Yellow 64 White/Yellow 62 Green/Blue 65 Green/Blue 63 Red 66 Red BLACK BELT MEN (18 – 34 yrs) BLACK BELT WOMEN (18 – 34 yrs) 67 Micro <118.9 lbs <53.9 kg 72 Light <127.9 lbs <57.9 kg 68 Light 119 – 138.9 lbs 54 – 62.9 kg 73 Middle 128 – 153.9 lbs 58 – 69.9 kg 69 Middle 139 – 156.9 lbs 63 – 70.9 kg 74 Heavy >154 lbs >70 kg 70 Heavy 157 – 175.9 lbs 71 – 79.9 kg 71 Hyper >176 lbs >80 kg BLACK BELT SENIOR MEN (35 yrs & up) BLACK BELT SENIOR WOMEN (35 yrs & up) 75 Light < 160 lbs 77 One Division 76 Heavy >160 lbs **The tournament director reserves the right to open/close/modify any division.** ______________________________________________________________ DIRECTIONS TO THE QUEENS COLLEGE FITZGERALD GYMNASIUM 65-30 Kissena Blvd, Flushing, NY 11367 From the South Take New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 13 (Goethals Bridge). Take US 278 East BQE (Brooklyn Queens Expressway) to 495 East LIE (Long Island Express) until exit 23 (Main Street). Make right on Main St to Reeves Ave. Make Left on Reeves Ave. Keep straight to 153 St. Fitzgerald Gym is on your right From the North Take Interstate 95 South to Whitestone Bridge. When you pass the bridge, take US 678 (Whitestone Expressway) until you get 495 East LIE (Long Island Express) until exit 23 (Main Street). Make right turn on Main St to Reeves Ave. Make Left turn on Reeves Ave. Keep straight to 153 St. the Fitzgerald Gym is on your right. From the West Take 495 East LIE (Long Island Express) until exit 23 (Main Street). Make right turn on Main St to Reeves Ave. Make Left turn on Reeves Ave. Keep straight to 153 St. the Fitzgerald Gym is on your right From the East Take 495 West LIE (Long Island Express) until exit 23 (Main Street).
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