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2019 MICSA FINALS MEET PACKET Country Club of Detroit JULY 26-28 2019 MICSA FINALS MEET PACKET Country Club of Detroit JULY 26-28, 2019 Dear MICSA Swimmers, Coaches, Swim Chairs, and Families, The members of the Country Club of Detroit wish to extend a warm welcome to the swimmers, coaches, families, and friends who will be attending the 2019 Michigan Inter-Club Swimming Association Championship Finals on July 26th, 27th, and 28th. It is our privilege to host the 80th annual MICSA Finals and continue this long-standing tradition. Enclosed is comprehensive information regarding the 2019 Finals. All of this information can also be fournd on the event website at www.micsafinals2019.com, on the MICSA website www.micsaswim.com, or the CCD website www.ccofd.com We look forward to being your host for the weekend and sharing our club with you during the Championship Meet. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have at [email protected]. We welcome you all to “Feel the Need for Speed!” Mark Herman and Shiva Maralani CCD Finals Committee Chairs • Birmingham Athletic Club • Country Club of Detroit • Dearborn Country Club • Detroit Golf Club • Detroit Yacht Club • Edgewood Country Club • Great Oaks Country Club • Grosse Ile Golf and Country Club • Grosse Pointe Yacht Club • Lochmoor Club • Oakland Hills Country Club • Plum Hollow Country Club • Red Run Golf Club • Western Golf and Country Club 2019 MICSA Finals Event Information LOCATION Country Club of Detroit 220 Country Club Drive Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 313-881-8000 DATES AND TIMES Friday, July 26th Prelims for Age Groups 8&U and 9-10 11:00am - Warm up 12:30pm - Timers’ meeting 1:00pm - Events begin Saturday, July 27th Prelims for Age Groups 11-12, 13-14, 15-17 Prelims for Age Group Relays (including 9-10’s) 9:00am – Warm up 10:30am – Timers’ meeting 11:00am – Events begin Sunday, July 28th Finals for all events 8:45am – Warm up 10:00am – Timers’ meeting 10:30am – Opening Ceremony 11:30am – Finals begin ADMISSION Adults - $10.00 Children (12-17) - $3.00 Cash or Credit Card (MC or Visa) Please note that general admission seating is on a first-come basis. In the MICSA spirit of sportsmanship, the practice of saving sections of bleachers with large towels or blankets is discouraged. PARKING $10.00 per day General Admission $25 per day Premier (limited availability) Cash only for parking please APPAREL Apparel may be viewed online at www.micsafinals2019.com beginning June 2. Apparel will be available at the Country Club of Detroit beginning on Tuesday, July 23rd during team practices and throughout the meet based on availability. Pre-orders may be picked up during team visitations July 23, 24 and 25. ADA ACCESSIBLE PARKING Accessible parking will be available with permit. Please request Accessible parking from our attendant and you will be directed to the designated area. CONCESSIONS Food and beverage services will be provided on CCD grounds adjacent to the pool area using Scrip dollars only. An athlete food station will be available near the swimmers’ tent. The main clubhouse will be available for use with limited food and beverage service. FIRST AID First Aid station will be located in the building at the west end of Summer Village area. It will be staffed throughout the weekend to provide medical services and first aid as required for athletes and spectators. GENERAL ADMISSION PARKING General Admission Parking will be available on-site. Guests will be able to walk from their car to Admissions. Attendant-driven golf carts will be available for those requiring assistance. Please enter only from Kercheval onto Country Club Drive and proceed past the main clubhouse to lower lot parking area. Attendants will be available to direct you. Valet parking will also be available. Exiting traffic will be directed outbound from CCD onto Country Club Lane toward Moross. PREMIER PARKING Premier parking spots on the paved lower lot will be available to our guests for $25.00 (cash only) based upon daily availability. The number of Premier Parking spots available is limited and will be available on a first come basis. No swim meet parking is allowed on neighborhood streets. PURCHASES Admission and apparel may be purchased with cash or credit card. All other onsite purchases will require Scrip (Maverick Money). Scrip may be purchased with Cash or Credit (MC & VISA) Chitting will not be available. SOCIAL MEDIA Website: www.micsafinals2019.com Facebook: MICSA Finals 2019 Twitter: @micsafinals2019 Instagram: micsafinals2019 SWIMMER DROP-OFF Please enter via our main entrance and proceed past the main clubhouse to our swimmer drop- off within our lower parking lot adjacent to the Summer Village and pool area. Attendants will be onsite to provide direction. MICSA FINALS SITEPLAN 2019 MICSA FINALS EVENT SCHEDULE – FRIDAY Friday July 26th Preliminaries Age groups: 8 & under, 9-10 Events begin at 1:00pm Prelim. order Event # Age Group Event 1 1 8 & under mixed 100 Free Relay 2 6 9-10 girls 50 Breast 3 7 9-10 boys 50 Breast 4 4 8 & under girls 25 Breast 5 5 8 & under boys 25 Breast 6 16 9-10 girls 100 Free 7 17 9-10 boys 100 Free 8 14 8 & under girls 50 Free 9 15 8 & under boys 50 Free 10 26 9-10 girls 50 Back 11 27 9-10 boys 50 Back 12 24 8 & under girls 25 Back 13 25 8 & under boys 25 Back 14 36 9-10 girls 25 Fly 15 37 9-10 boys 25 Fly 16 34 8 & under girls 25 Fly 17 35 8 & under boys 25 Fly 18 46 9-10 girls 50 Free 19 47 9-10 boys 50 free 20 44 8 & under girls 25 Free 21 45 8 & under boys 25 Free 22 54 9-10 girls 100 IM 23 55 9-10 boys 100 IM 24 62 8 & under mixed 100 Medley Relay 2019 MICSA FINALS EVENT SCHEDULE – SATURDAY Saturday July 27th Preliminaries Age groups: 11-12, 13-14, 15-17, Age group relays Events begin at 11:00am Prelim order Event # Age group Event 1 2 All Age girls 200 Free Relay 2 3 All Age boys 200 Free Relay 3 63 All Age girls 200 Medley Relay 4 64 All Age boys 200 Medley Relay 5 8 11-12 girls 50 Breast 6 9 11-12 boys 50 Breast 7 10 13-14 girls 50 Breast 8 11 13-14 boys 50 Breast 9 12 15-17 girls 50 Breast 10 13 15-17 boys 50 Breast 11 18 11-12 girls 100 Free 12 19 1-12 boys 100 Free 13 20 13-14 girls 100 Free 14 21 13-14 boys 100 Free 15 22 15-17 girls 100 Free 16 23 15-17 boys 100 Free 17 28 11-12 girls 50 Back 18 29 11-12 boys 50 Back 19 30 13-14 girls 50 Back 20 31 13-14 boys 50 Back 21 32 15-17 girls 50 Back 22 33 15-17 boys 50 Back 23 38 11-12 girls 50 Fly 24 39 11-12 boys 50 Fly 25 40 13-14 girls 50 Fly 26 41 13-14 boys 50 Fly 27 42 15-17 girls 50 Fly 28 43 15-17 boys 50 Fly 29 48 11-12 girls 50 Free 30 49 11-12 boys 50 Free 31 50 13-14 girls 50 Free 32 51 13-14 boys 50 Free 33 52 15-17 girls 50 Free 34 53 15-17 boys 50 Free 35 56 11-12 girls 100 IM 36 57 11-12 boys 100 IM 37 58 13-14 girls 100 IM 38 59 13-14 boys 100 IM 39 60 15-17 girls 100 IM 40 61 15-17 boys 100 IM 2019 MICSA FINALS EVENT SCHEDULE – SUNDAY Sunday July 28th Finals All Age Groups Events begin at 11:0 am Event # Age Group Event Event # Age Group Event 1 8 & under 100 Free Relay 33 15-17 boys 50 Back 2 All age girls 200 Free Relay 34 8 & under girls 25 Fly 3 All age boys 200 Free Relay 35 8 & under boys 25 Fly 4 8 & under girls 25 Breast 36 9-10 girls 25 Fly 5 8 & under boys 25 Breast 37 9-10 boys 25 Fly 6 9-10 girls 50 Breast 38 11-12 girls 50 Fly 7 9-10 boys 50 Breast 39 11-12 boys 50 Fly 8 11-12 girls 50 Breast 40 13-14 girls 50 Fly 9 11-12 boys 50 Breast 41 13-14 boys 50 Fly 10 13-14 girls 50 Breast 42 15-17 girls 50 Fly 11 13-14 boys 50 Breast 43 15-17 boys 50 Fly 12 15-17 girls 50 Breast 44 8 & under girls 25 Free 13 15-17 boys 50 Breast 45 8 & under boys 25 Free 14 8 & under girls 50 Free 46 9-10 girls 50 Free 15 8 & under boys 50 Free 47 9-10 boys 50 Free 16 9-10 girls 100 Free 48 11-12 girls 50 Free 17 9-10 boys 100 Free 49 11-12 boys 50 Free 18 11-12 girls 100 Free 50 13-14 girls 50 Free 19 11-12 boys 100 Free 51 13-14 boys 50 Free 20 13-14 girls 100 Free 52 15-17 girls 50 Free 21 13-14 boys 100 Free 53 15-17 boys 50 Free 22 15-17 girls 100 Free 54 9-10 girls 100 IM 23 15-17 boys 100 Free 55 9-10 boys 100 IM 24 8 & under girls 25 Back 56 11-12 girls 100 IM 25 8 & under boys 25 Back 57 11-12 boys 100 IM 26 9-10 girls 50 Back 58 13-14 girls 100 IM 27 9-10 boys 50 Back 59 13-14 boys 100 IM 28 11-12 girls 50 Back 60 15-17 girls 100 IM 29 11-12 boys 50 Back 61 15-17 boys 100 IM 30 13-14 girls 50 Back 62 8 & under 100 Medley Relay 31 13-14 boys 50 Back 63 All age girls 100 Medley Relay 32 15-17 girls 50 Back 64 All age boys 100 Medley Relay 2019 MICSA SCORING SUMMARY The number of swimmers entered determines the number of heats in each preliminary event.
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