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ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 1 ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 1 TECHNICAL HANDBOOK FOR THE ANOC WORLD BEACH GAMES SAN DIEGO 2019 2 Technical Handbook ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 3 Contents Introduction 4-5 Practical Information 6-7 Programme for the XXIV ANOC General Assembly 8-9 Programme for the ANOC World Beach Games 10 Location 11 Qualification Guidelines 12-42 4 Technical Handbook Introduction ANOC The Association of National Olympic Committees professionalise the organisation in order to better (ANOC) was established in June 1979 during the serve the needs of the world’s NOCs. Constitutive General Assembly in San Juan, Puerto Rico. ANOC now represents the interests of 206 Under Sheikh Ahmad’s leadership, ANOC strives National Olympic Committees (NOCs) across the to protect and promote the collective interests five Olympic continents. ANOC is administered from of the NOCs, delivering consistent, dedicated its headquarters in the Olympic Capital, Lausanne, support and advocating on their behalf within the where it has been based since June 2010. Olympic Family. ANOC also aims to strengthen the relationships between the NOCs and the ANOC President Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah Olympic Family for the benefit of the entire Olympic was elected in April 2012. His stated objective Movement. was – and remains – to reform, modernise and The ANOC World Beach Games in San Diego The ANOC World Beach Games were conceived be sustainable and bring widespread benefits to by ANOC President Sheikh Ahmad. In his capacity the Olympic Movement. Timothy Fok is the current as OCA President, Sheikh Ahmad had already chair of the ANOC Events Working Group. overseen the success of the Asian Beach Games The ANOC World Beach Games will deliver elite and his vision was to develop a World Beach Games sport that excites: a dynamic beach, action and that would attract new audiences and provide a water sports programme featuring prominent, platform for NOCs to engage with millions of young world-class athletes brought together in one truly people around the world. global festival for the very first time. The event will be built on a new, sustainable multisports model, The ANOC Events Working Group, established with 100% temporary venues operating in harmony in December 2013 and chaired originally by the with the world’s most captivating beach locations. ANOC President, was tasked with developing the concept for the Games. The Working Group was Ultimately, the ANOC World Beach Games aims to supported by international experts and collaborated be the pinnacle of global excellence in beach, action with the IOC, International Federations and other and water sports, connecting new disciplines and Olympic stakeholders to ensure the Games would new stars to a new generation of fans. ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 5 The inaugural ANOC World Beach Games: San Diego 2019 The inaugural edition of the ANOC World Beach The ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 Games will take place on Mission Beach in the city will take place at a single, integrated competition of San Diego, California, from 10-14 October 2019. site at Mission Beach – located approximately 14km At the ANOC General Assembly in Washington in from downtown San Diego, on Southern California’s 2015, San Diego was unanimously approved as the beautiful Pacific coast. All competition venues will host city of the first ever edition of the ANOC World be temporary, with no permanent Games footprint. Beach Games which was set for 2017. NOCs and their teams will be housed in hotel accommodation approximately 8.5km from the After extensive dialogue with NOCs and IFs, the competition site. ANOC Executive Council decided to move the inaugural edition of the Games to 2019 to ensure The Games is expected to attract approximately that NOCs and IFs had the optimum time to prepare 40,000 fans each day, with world-class sports their athletes for the event. competition staged alongside an international music, culture and entertainment festival. The The ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 event will also be broadcast live around the world will feature approximately 1,360 athletes from via digital and traditional broadcast channels. every Olympic continent. The sports programme Participants will be able to enjoy the attractions comprises 15 fresh and dynamic sports with 17 that make San Diego one of the world’s top tourist disciplines in total: destinations, from the stunning natural beauty of the Southern California coastline to renowned • Triathlon – Aquathlon destinations like Sea World, the Gas Lamp District • Basketball – 3X3 and San Diego Zoo. • Cycling – BMX • Sports Climbing – Bouldering The 2019 ANOC General Assembly will take place • Handball – Beach Handball in San Diego immediately prior to the ANOC World • Karate – Individual Kata Beach Games from 8-10 October. • Sailing – Kitefoil Racing • Skateboarding – Park • Football - Beach Soccer • Surfing –Shortboard & Longboard • Swimming – Open Water 5km • Tennis – Beach Tennis • Beach Volleyball – 4x4 • Waterskiing – Waterski Jump & Wakeboard • Wrestling – Beach Wrestling 6 Technical Handbook Practical Information To help you prepare your teams for the ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 on 10-14 October 2019, ANOC has put together the following practical information. Sports/events The sports and events on the programme have now been finalised in cooperation with the International Federations (IFs) and the Local Organising Committee in San Diego. You will find in this document the full programme as well as the maximum number of athletes per event. For the number of NOC officials, each NOC will be permitted to bring around 50% of their total athlete quota, in line with the IOC rules. In this document you will also find all the individual qualification criteria for each event by sport. Final entry deadline The final deadline for entries for all sports will be 15 July 2019. The registration will be handled by the NOCs in close cooperation with the IFs and sent to the AWBG team at the ANOC office in Lausanne. The accreditation cards will then be produced by the ANOC office. Finances/support Air fares (economy class) as well as hotel rooms (double occupancy) with three meals per day will be covered by the Local Organising Committee for athletes and officials. The air tickets will be booked through the AWBG team in Lausanne. The teams have to arrive and depart from the San Diego or Tijuana airports as no transportation will be organised from the airport in Los Angeles. ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 7 Accommodation/village Chef de Mission meeting The teams will be accommodated at three hotels A Chef de Mission meeting will be organized on in the Hotel Circle about 15 minutes from Mission 7-10 April 2019, for the NOCs that have qualified Beach. athletes and the NOCs who will potentially qualify athletes. In the cases where NOCs will potentially Transportation qualify athletes, special consultation will take place between the NOC/ANOC/IF. Shuttle busses to and from the airport in San Diego or Tijuana and to and from Mission Beach each day will be organised by the Local Organising Committee. Team clothing The NOCs should provide their teams with clothing suitable for beach sports. The IOC’s rule 40 applies Medical to the ANOC World Beach Games. A medical office will be located in the Village and in the competition area as well as in the hotel for NOC/IFs. The ANOC medical team, together with Venues the Chief medical doctor of the Local Organising All competitions will take place at temporary Committee, will be responsible for all medical venues on or close to the famous Mission Beach service as well as doping tests. in San Diego. Accommodation for NOC/IF CAS Presidents and Secretary CAS will have an office in San Diego for the Generals duration of the Games. The ANOC General Assembly and other ANOC meetings will take place on the days before Further information the opening of the ANOC World Beach Games Please contact the AWBG Team in Lausanne according to the programme, which you can find if you have any questions. We will also enclosed. Accommodation will be provided in the be regularly sending you more practical Grand Manchester Hyatt Hotel in San Diego during information. the ANOC meetings and during the first days of the competitions for all NOCs/IFs. 8 Technical Handbook Programme for the ANOC XXIV General Assembly 6 October 2019 All Day Arrival of ANOC Commissions Members and some Participants 7 October 2019 All Day Arrival of ANOC Executive Council Members and NOC Delegates 09:00 -12:30 ANOC Commissions & Working Groups Meetings Manchester Grand Hyatt 12:30-14:00 Lunch for ANOC Delegates Manchester Grand Hyatt 14:00-17:30 ANOC Commissions & Working Groups Meetings Manchester Grand Hyatt Evening Dinner for ANOC EC & Commissions Members (upon invitation) TBC 8 October 2019 All Day Arrival of NOC Delegates 09:00 -12:30 ANOC Commissions & Working Groups Meetings Manchester Grand Hyatt 12:30-14:00 Lunch for ANOC Delegates Manchester Grand Hyatt 14:00-17:30 ANOC Executive Council Meeting Manchester Grand Hyatt Evening Reception hosted by the USOC TBC 9 October 2019 09:00 -12:45 XXIV ANOC General Assembly Manchester Grand Hyatt 12:45 -14:00 Lunch for all Participants Manchester Grand Hyatt 14:00 -17:00 XXIV ANOC General Assembly Manchester Grand Hyatt Evening The ANOC Awards 2019 TBC ANOC World Beach Games San Diego 2019 9 10 October 2019 09:00 -12:45 XXIV ANOC General Assembly Manchester Grand Hyatt 12:45 -14:00 Lunch for ANOC Delegates Manchester Grand Hyatt 14:00
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