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116Th EIWA CHAMPIONSHIPS Hosted by Lehigh University 116th EIWA CHAMPIONSHIPS Hosted by Lehigh University 1 Table of Contents TOURNAMENT STAFF .................................................................................................................................... 4 GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................. 5 SCHEDULE ................................................................................................................................................. 5 PARTICIPATING TEAMS ............................................................................................................................. 6 EIWA HALL OF FAME ................................................................................................................................. 7 TICKETS ...................................................................................................................................................... 7 WILL CALL .................................................................................................................................................. 7 STABLER ARENA RESTRICTIONS ................................................................................................................ 8 DIRECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 8 PARKING .................................................................................................................................................... 8 FACILITY MAPS .......................................................................................................................................... 8 BRACKETS .................................................................................................................................................. 8 TEAM INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................... 8 HOTEL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................... 8 TICKETS FOR FORMER AND CURRENT HEAD COACHES ............................................................................ 9 REGISTRATION AND TEAM PACKETS....................................................................................................... 10 COACHES MEETING ................................................................................................................................. 10 SEEDING MEETING .................................................................................................................................. 10 AWARD BALLOT FORMS .......................................................................................................................... 11 ENTRY FORMS ......................................................................................................................................... 11 TOURNAMENT OPERATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 11 ARRIVAL OF TEAMS ................................................................................................................................. 11 WEIGH-IN ................................................................................................................................................ 11 SKIN EXAMINATION ................................................................................................................................ 11 ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM .................................................................................................................... 12 SPORTS MEDICINE CONTACTS ................................................................................................................ 12 HOSPITALS ............................................................................................................................................... 12 PHARMACIES ........................................................................................................................................... 13 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS .............................................................................................................. 13 WORKOUTS ............................................................................................................................................. 13 LOCKER ROOMS ...................................................................................................................................... 13 WARM UP AREA ...................................................................................................................................... 14 TEAM SEATING ........................................................................................................................................ 14 TEAM HOSPITALITY ................................................................................................................................. 14 TEAM CREDENTIALS ................................................................................................................................ 14 EIWA HOSPITALITY AREA ........................................................................................................................ 14 VIDEO TAPING ......................................................................................................................................... 15 2 INDIVIDUAL BOUT PROCEDURES, RULES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES ......................................................... 15 AUTOMATIC QUALIFERS ......................................................................................................................... 15 AWARDS .................................................................................................................................................. 15 NATIONAL ANTHEM ................................................................................................................................ 15 MEDIA ..................................................................................................................................................... 15 INTERNET AVAILABILITY .......................................................................................................................... 16 MEDIA WORK AREA ................................................................................................................................ 16 MERCHANDISE & PROGRAMS ................................................................................................................. 16 APPENDIX A ................................................................................................................................................. 17 3 TOURNAMENT STAFF EIWA Staff • EIWA Executive Director: Greg Strobel • EIWA Sports Information Director: John Aadland • EIWA Matchmaker: Bill Crum • EIWA Announcers: Natanya Levioff and Bryan Hazard • EIWA Officials Coordinator: Jake Llewellyn • EIWA Hall of Fame: Jamie Moffat Lehigh University Staff • Murray H. Goodman Dean of Athletics: Joe Sterrett 610-758-4320 • Sr. Associate Director of Athletics Stacey Shiffert 610-758-4318 • Tournament Director: Allen Biddinger 610-758-3397 • Facility Managers: Dale Townsend 610-758-6976 Macie Hauck 610-758-4560 • Communications: Steve Lomangino 610-758-3174 • Assoc. Dir. of Athletics for Sports Medicine: Jack Foley 610-758-4332 • Ticket Manager: Brett Casey 610-758-6613 • Sales and Marketing: Rich Haas 610-758-4338 • Multimedia: Kelly Rohrer 610-758-5263 • Corporate Sponsorship: Rich Searls 610-758-4775 • Flo Contact & Match Maker: Gary Brownell 610-428-7422 • Table Workers: Kevin McCleary 717-578-7124 4 GENERAL INFORMATION SCHEDULE Thursday, March 5, 2020 11:00AM-8:00PM Team Workouts @ Caruso Complex and Taylor Gym 3:00PM-4:00PM Team Registration @ Hotel Bethlehem, Lehigh Room 4:30PM-5:30PM Coaches Meeting @ Hotel Bethlehem, Lehigh Room 5:30PM-6:30PM Seeding Meeting @ Hotel Bethlehem, Lehigh Room 8:00PM- Officials Meeting @ Hotel Bethlehem, Lehigh Room Friday, March 6, 2020 7:00AM- Rear doors of Stabler Arena Open to Team Personnel 8:15AM- Skin Question Cases @ Stabler Arena, Arena Floor 8:50AM- Skin Examination @ Stabler Arena, Arena Floor 9:00AM- Weigh-Ins @ Stabler Arena, Arena Floor 10:15AM- Stabler Arena Doors Open to the Public 11:00AM- Championship 1st Round & Wrestle Backs @2:45 PM 6:00 PM- Championship Quarterfinals and 2nd Round Wrestle backs Saturday, March 7, 2020 7:00AM Rear doors of Stabler Arena Open for Weigh-Ins 8:55AM Skin Examination @ Stabler Arena, Arena Floor 9:00AM Weigh-Ins @ Stabler Arena, Arena Floor 9:15AM Stabler Arena Doors Open to the Public 10:00AM- Championship Semifinals and 3rd Round Wrestle back 11:50AM- 7th Place Matches and Wrestle Back Semifinals 1:30 PM- Stabler Arena Re-Set for Finals 1:30 PM- Hall of Fame Reception – Smith Center 2:15 PM- EIWA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 2:30 PM- Championship Finals – Places 1,3,5 * 1st-8th place winner awards presentation/photos will start after the second finals bout. Coaches please make sure that all place winners have on a uniform (warm-ups) for pictures and that they are on the arena floor in time for the award presentations. Team trophies and individual awards will be presented immediately following the heavyweight bout. 5 PARTICIPATING TEAMS INSTITUTION HEAD COACH American University:
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