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2020 Singapore National Figure Skating Championships & Basic 3 Stadium Drive, #01-33 Singapore 397630 Tel: 65 8200-0474 Fax: 65 6722-0774 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sisa.org.sg 2020 Singapore National Figure Skating Championships & Basic Skills Competitions Saturday, 11 April 2020 Sunday, 12 April 2020 ANNOUNCEMENT Updated on 11 Mar 2020 2020 Singapore Figure Skating Championships and Basic Skills Competitions – Announcement Page 1 of 23 Table of Contents 1 VENUE ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 2 GENERAL REGULATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 3 3 ELIGIBILITY ................................................................................................................................................. 3 3.1 DEFINITION OF GUEST SKATERS ........................................................................................................ 3 4 TECHNICAL DATA ....................................................................................................................................... 3 5 ENTRIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 3 5.1 ENTRY FEES ........................................................................................................................................ 4 5.2 LATE ENTRIES ..................................................................................................................................... 4 6 MUSIC & PLANNED PROGRAM CONTENT ................................................................................................. 5 7 DRAWS – ORDER OF SKATING ................................................................................................................... 5 8 COACH ACCREDITATION ............................................................................................................................ 5 9 INSURANCE/LIABILITY ............................................................................................................................... 5 10 CORRESPONDENCE ................................................................................................................................ 6 11 ENQUIRIES ............................................................................................................................................. 6 12 RESULT .................................................................................................................................................. 6 13 AWARDS ................................................................................................................................................ 6 14 VIDEO RECORDING AND PHOTOGRAPHY .............................................................................................. 6 15 SINGLE SKATING – BASIC SKILLS COMPETITION .................................................................................... 8 15.1 REMARKS FOR FUTURE STARS TO ELEMENTARY CATEGORIES ......................................................... 8 15.2 REMARKS FOR FUTURE STAR CATEGORIES ....................................................................................... 9 15.3 FUTURE STARS ................................................................................................................................... 9 15.4 Shadow Pattern Dance .................................................................................................................... 10 15.5 Solo Pattern Dance .......................................................................................................................... 10 15.6 PRELIMINARY .................................................................................................................................. 11 15.7 ELEMENTARY ................................................................................................................................... 11 16 SINGLE SKATING – FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS ....................................................................... 13 16.1 BASIC NOVICE .................................................................................................................................. 13 16.2 INTERMEDIATE NOVICE ................................................................................................................... 13 16.3 ADVANCED NOVICE ......................................................................................................................... 14 16.4 JUNIOR ............................................................................................................................................ 15 16.5 SENIOR ............................................................................................................................................ 16 17 SINGLE SKATING – ADULT FIGURE SKATING COMPETITION ............................................................... 18 17.1 REMARKS FOR ADULT CATEGORIES ................................................................................................ 18 17.2 ADULT MASTER ............................................................................................................................... 19 17.3 ADULT GOLD .................................................................................................................................... 20 17.4 ADULT SILVER .................................................................................................................................. 21 17.5 ADULT BRONZE ................................................................................................................................ 22 18 LIST OF DEADLINES ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………... 23 2020 Singapore Figure Skating Championships and Basic Skills Competitions – Announcement Page 2 of 23 1 VENUE The Rink @ JCube 2 Jurong East Central 1, #03-11, Singapore 609731 2 GENERAL REGULATIONS The 2020 Singapore National Figure Skating Championships will be conducted in accordance with the • ISU Constitution and General Regulations 2018; • ISU Special Regulations and Technical Rules Single and Pair Skating and Ice Dancing 2018; • All pertinent SISA & ISU Communications • Singapore Ice Skating Association Regulations; • Singapore Ice Skating Association Policies and Procedures. 3 ELIGIBILITY • Skaters seeking to compete in the Championships, other than as a Guest skater (refer to paragraph 3.1) must be a financial member of SISA prior to the commencement of the Championships. • Skaters seeking to compete in the Championships, other than as a Guest skater (refer to paragraph 3.1) must have passed the required SISA qualifying test for the Championship level competing in prior to the commencement of the Championships (with exception to Future Stars, Preliminary and Adult Categories) • Additionally, skaters must meet the eligibility conditions specified in the respective category stated herein. 3.1 DEFINITION OF GUEST SKATERS A Guest Skater is one who EITHER a. Is not a Singapore Citizen OR b. Is a Singapore Permanent Resident who has not obtained an official ISU clearance certificate granting him/her permission to represent Singapore in international competitions and ISU Championships. 4 TECHNICAL DATA All events and all official practices will take place at The Rink @ JCube, an indoor ice rink with a surface of 30m x 60m. 5 ENTRIES Entries must be made on the official online form only. Online Form - https://tinyurl.com/2020SNFSC-EntryForm • Deadline: 15 March 2020 Headshot Image for Program Booklet - https://www.dropbox.com/request/X0IhYCOoUAwZPJWECZrR • Deadline: 12 March 2020, 10pm 2020 Singapore Figure Skating Championships and Basic Skills Competitions – Announcement Page 3 of 23 Skaters must also upload the following documents here https://www.dropbox.com/request/SNGmRbWmFKs2uVdpS6hw by 15 March 2020: • For Singapore Citizen – A certified true copy of the skater’s birth certificate or passport. • For Singapore Permanent Resident – ISU Clearance certificate. • For Guest Skater – Entry form must be endorsed by the association of the country of his/her country of citizenship. Guest skaters who are unable to obtain such endorsement because he/she does not belong to any skating association in the country of his/her citizenship must complete the form in SISA Communication 74 - https://sisa.org.sg/images/SISACommunication/072073074.pdf Payment of entry fees will be collected via the official online entry form upon registration. Entries will not be accepted without full payment, or without the documents mentioned above. 5.1 ENTRY FEES Entry fees provide all competitors with free admission to all events and one free official ice practice session per event. No refunds will be provided. Advanced Novice, Junior and Senior Categories (Ladies and Men) S$ 350.00 + $5 PayPal transaction fee per skater Preliminary, Elementary, Basic Novice, Intermediate Novice and Adult Categories (Ladies and Men) S$250.00 + $5 PayPal transaction fee per skater Future Stars Categories (Ladies and Men) S$200.00 + $5 PayPal transaction fee per skater Dance Categories (Ladies and Men) S$100.00 + $5 PayPal transaction fee per couple / solo pattern dance entry Above rates are for SISA Members. For non-members rate, there will be an additional S$100.00 on top of the above rates. 5.2 LATE ENTRIES Late entries will NOT be accepted. FINAL SCHEDULE
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