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2021 Mini Rulebook RULEBOOK 2021 MIKE LEWIS / USA SWIMMING 2021 USA Swimming Rules and Regulations PART ONE t Technical Rules 1 Published by: USA SWIMMING, INC. 1 Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909 719.866.4578 o 719.866.4669 f usaswimming.org The 2021 Rules and Regulations is an official publication of USA Swimming, the National Governing Body for swimming in the U.S. Review of legislated changes for correct application provided by Clark Hammond, Mickey Smythe and Julie Bare. PART SEVEN t Open Water Swimming 7 MASTERS t U.S. Masters Technical Rules Differences M Cover Photo: Mike Lewis; Ola Vista Photography Copyright 2021 by USA Swimming, Inc. USA SWIMMING’S HEADQUARTERS STAFF EXECUTIVE Michael Carr Kyle Sagendorph Tim Hinchey Applications Programmer Digital Communications President & Chief [email protected] Coordinator Executive Officer John Pharris ksagendorph@ [email protected] Database Administrator usaswimming.org Paula D’Amico [email protected] Creative Executive Administrative Chris Detert Matt Lupton Assistant Network Administrator Senior Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BUSINESS AFFAIRS Dan Becker Natalie Elzinga Lucinda McRoberts Quality Assurance and Manager Chief Administrative Officer / Application Support [email protected] General Counsel [email protected] Partnerships [email protected] Daniel Burbidge Jim Fox Technical Support Analyst Krezentia Laino Director, Partnership [email protected] Director, Business Affairs Marketing [email protected] Risk Management [email protected] Rebecca Chafin Steve Levine Ellison Elledge Paralegal Senior Director, Manager, Partnership 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