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1998 National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics 2020 MPSF Indoor Track & Field CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM PARTICIPANT MANUAL UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SEATTLE, WA FEBRUARY 28 – FEBRUARY 29, 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Championship Personnel .................................................. 2 2. Schedule of Events ......................................................... 3-4 3. Meet Information ............................................................... 5 4. Entries .................................................................................. 5 5. Accommodations/Hotels .................................................. 5 6. Awards ................................................................................ 5 7. Admission ........................................................................... 5 8. Meeting & Agenda ......................................................... 5-6 9. Transportation & Travel Information ............................. 6 10. Entrances & Parking .......................................................... 7 11. Training Room/Medical Information .............................. 7 12. Officials ................................................................................ 7 13. Team Camps ....................................................................... 7 14. Uniforms .............................................................................. 7 15. Videotaping & Cameras .................................................... 7 16. Warm-ups ............................................................................ 8 17. Championship T-shirts ...................................................... 8 18. Appendices ................................................................... 8-22 Appendix A: MPSF Championship Guidelines ................................ 9-12 Appendix B: 2019 Fact Sheet & Participating Teams ...................... 13 Appendix C: MPSF Championship Meet Records ............... ………….14 Appendix D: Parking Maps ................................................................. 15 Appendix E: Map and Directions to UW ................................................ 16 Appendix F: Restaurants and Activities ......................................... 17-21 Appendix G: Championship T-shirt Order Form Due Feb. 3 ....... 22 1 CHAMPIONSHIP PERSONNEL Executive Director: Al Beaird [email protected] Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Cell: 530-304-3889 Meet Director: Connor Savage [email protected] University of Washington Office: 206-543-7373 Cell: 425-770-5070 Director of Athletics: Jennifer Cohen University of Washington Office: 206-543-2212 Senior Associate Athletic Director: Erin O’Connell University of Washington Office: 206-221-4850 Director, Track and Field: Maurica Powell [email protected] Head Coach, Track and Field: Andy Powell [email protected] University of Washington Office: 206-543-0811 Meet Technical Director: Stephanie Bohannon [email protected] Cell: 860-558-3283 Director of Operations: Stephanie Bohannon [email protected] University of Washington Cell: 860-558-3283 Media Relations Director: Mike Bruscas [email protected] University of Washington Office: 206-543-2331 Media Relations Coordinator: Darren Preston [email protected] Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Cell: 818-943-2033 www.mpsports.org Athletic Trainer: Chris Melton University of Washington Office: 360-739-5829 Email: [email protected] Director of Officials: Geof Newing [email protected] PNTFOA Phone: 206-818-5811 Entry Procedures: www.directathletics.com Entry Deadline Tuesday, Feb. 25, 5:00pm PST Meet Information: www.gohuskies.com 2 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 5:00 pm, PST Entries Deadline on DirectAthletics.com. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 5:00 pm, PST Preliminary heat sheets distributed to coaches via email. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 3:00-7:00 pm Open practice hours at Dempsey Indoor. 5:00-7:00 pm Pre-meet Technical Meeting Don James Center, Husky Stadium – Head Coaches Mandatory (2 coaches per team) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 10:00 am Dempsey Indoor opens. TENTATIVE TIME SCHEDULE (** FINAL SCHEDULE MAY BE ADJUSTED FOR ENTRIES and/or ATHLETE SAFETY) 12:00 pm Women’s Weight Throw Final 12:15 pm Pentathlon: Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles Final 1:00 pm Pentathlon: Women's High Jump Final 2:00 pm Women’s Pole Vault Final 2:00 pm Heptathlon: Men's 60 Meter Dash Final 2:30 pm Pentathlon: Women’s Shot Put Final 2:45 pm Heptathlon: Men's Long Jump Final 3:45 pm Heptathlon: Men’s Shot Put Final 3:45 pm Pentathlon: Women's Long Jump Final 4:00 pm Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims 4:45 pm Men’s 60 Meter Hurdles Prelims 4:45 pm Heptathlon: Men’s High Jump Final 5:00 pm Women’s 60 Meter Dash Prelims 5:15 pm Men’s 60 Meter Dash Prelims 5:15 pm Women’s Long Jump Final 5:15 pm Men’s Long Jump Final 5:15 pm Men’s Weight Throw Final 5:30 pm Men’s Pole Vault Final 5:30 pm Pentathlon: Women’s 800 Meter Run Final 5:40 pm Women’s 5000 Meter Run Final 6:00 pm Men’s 5000 Meter Run Final 6:20 pm Women’s 200 Meter Dash* Final 6:45 pm Men’s 200 Meter Dash* Final 7:10 pm Women’s Distance Medley Final 7:25 pm Men’s Distance Medley Final * Sections based on time 3 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (CONT.) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29 8:00 am Dempsey Indoor opens. TENTATIVE TIME SCHEDULE (** FINAL SCHEDULE MAY BE ADJUSTED FOR ENTRIES and/or ATHLETE SAFETY) 10:00 am Women’s High Jump Final 10:30 am Heptathlon: Men's 60 Meter Hurdles Final 10:30 am Women’s Shot Put Final 11:00 am. Women’s 60 Meter Hurdles Final 11:05 am Men’s 60 Meter Hurdles Final 11:10 am Heptathlon: Men’s Pole Vault Final 11:10 am Women’s 1 Mile Run* Final 11:35 am Men’s 1 Mile Run* Final 11:50 am Women’s 400 Meter Dash* Final 12:00 pm Men’s High Jump Final 12:00 pm Women’s Triple Jump Final 12:20 pm Men’s 400 Meter Dash* Final 12:40 pm. Women’s 60 Meter Dash Final 12:45 pm Men’s 60 Meter Dash Final 12:45 pm Men’s Shot Put Final 12:50 pm Women’s 800 Meter Run* Final 1:10 pm Men’s 800 Meter Run* Final 1:20 pm Women’s 3000 Meter Run* Final 1:30 pm Men’s Triple Jump Final 1:55 pm Men’s 3000 Meter Run* Final 2:25 pm Heptathlon: Men’s 1000 Meter Run Final 2:30 pm Women’s 4x400 Meter Relay Final 2:55 pm Men’s 4x400 Meter Relay Final * With sections based on time 4 MEET INFORMATION For more meet information, please go to: https://gohuskies.com/sports/2013/4/18/208218572.aspx l ENTRIES Entries must be completed on-line at DirectAthletics.com. MPSF Championship entries close at 5:00pm (Pacific) on Tuesday, Feb. 25th. By 5:00pm on the Wednesday prior to the meet the meet technical director shall distribute via email a descending order list, unofficial heat sheets and a jump progression proposal based on submitted entries. “Exceptional entries” shall be noted with an asterisk. (see MPSF Championship Guidelines – Appendix A, pages 9-12) ACCOMMODATIONS/HOTELS Teams are responsible for making their own lodging arrangements. If you would like information on nearby hotels with special MPSF rates please contact Connor Savage, Meet Director, at [email protected] cell: 425-770-5070. AWARDS Awards will be presented by the MPSF for the top 3 places in each event and the men’s and women’s team champions, with the exceptions of relays which will provide individual awards only to the winning relay teams. There will be no formal awards ceremony. Coaches are asked to collect their awards at the conclusion of the competition from the officials’ area. ADMISSION Spectator admission to the event is $10 per person per day. Credentials will be given to coaches for access to the Dempsey and hospitality area at the Don James Center. Wristbands will be given to student-athletes competing. To preserve the track and field-turf surfaces, food and drink are not allowed in the Dempsey Indoor Facility. Tickets can be purchased at the Softball Ticket window. MEETING Pre-Meet Technical Meeting The pre-meet technical meeting will be held at 5:00-6:00pm on Thursday, February 27th. This meeting will take place in the Don James Center, located in Husky Stadium. (see Appendix D for map). Access to the Don James Center will be available through the North gate of Husky Stadium. Head coaches are required to attend. Each men’s and women’s team is limited to 2 coaches in attendance. There will not be a dinner during the meeting. The meeting agenda is included is on next page. Pertinent documents will be e-mailed prior to the meeting. 5 AGENDA FOR FEBRUARY 27 TECHNICAL MEETING 5:00-6:00pm PST The nature of this meeting will be primarily to review guidelines, seeding, heat sheets and scratch declaration. In general, jump progressions, exceptional entries and seeding will be set prior to the meeting but adjustments may be discussed and voted upon during the meeting. Please help to keep this meeting focused and on point. 1. Welcome (Beaird, Savage) 2. Meet Logistics (Savage & Bohannon) 3. Exceptional Entries (Bohannon) 4. Scratches 5. Jumps/Vault Progressions 6. Review Guidelines 7. Warm-ups 8. Multi Events 9. Dashes & Hurdles 10. Distance Races 11. Field Events 12. Other Business (time permitting) TRANSPORTATION & TRAVEL INFORMATION All transportation needs will be the responsibility of the participating team. Cars, team vans and buses may be reserved from the following agencies listed on the following page. Sound Transit Light Rail The Sound Transit Light Rail opened up by Husky Stadium in the Spring of 2016. The light rail is a short walk to Husky Stadium and has access to all areas of downtown and the airport. Local Bus Companies MTR Western 206-838-7131 or 800-975-0464 (Jenny Wergin) Gray Line of Seattle 206-626-5271 (Kerri Winans) Puget Sound Coach Lines 206-246-3603 Car Rental Agencies All major agencies have vehicles available at Sea-Tac Airport in the baggage claim area. National Car Rental 206-433-5501 Budget Rent A Car 206-431-8800 Avis Rent A Car 206-433-5231 Hertz Rent A Car 206-248-1300 Directions from Airport to the University of Washington: (see Map Appendix E) Follow the signs on the Airport Freeway to Seattle. Take exit to Hwy 518 (right hand lane). Immediately move to the left lane and take the first exit on your left to I-5 North. Stay in right lane and take the Hwy 520 exit (East). Take the first exit on the right to Montlake Blvd. Take a left on Montlake Blvd. Husky Stadium will be on your right. The Dempsey Indoor is located north east of Husky Stadium.
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