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2017 Australian Maccabiah Team Athlete MACCABI AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED 2017 AUSTRALIAN MACCABIAH TEAM ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA Version 2 | Created: 08/23/2016 MACCABI AUSTRALIA INC ABN 99 643 176 941 CONTENTS 1 DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA OBJECTIVE ............................................................................................... 3 3 APPLICATION .......................................................................................................................................... 3 4 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA STATEMENT ............................................................................................ 3 Athlete Selection Criteria ...................................................................................................................... 3 MAI Policies ........................................................................................................................................... 3 5 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA BY SPORT ................................................................................................ 4 ARCHERY ............................................................................................................................................... 4 BASKETBALL .......................................................................................................................................... 7 BEACH VOLLEYBALL ............................................................................................................................. 10 CRICKET ............................................................................................................................................... 12 CYCLING ............................................................................................................................................... 15 FIELD HOCKEY ...................................................................................................................................... 18 FOOTBALL (SOCCER) ............................................................................................................................ 20 FUTSAL ................................................................................................................................................ 23 GOLF .................................................................................................................................................... 26 GYMNASTICS ....................................................................................................................................... 30 JUDO .................................................................................................................................................... 33 KARATE ................................................................................................................................................ 36 LAWN BOWLS ...................................................................................................................................... 39 MACCABI MAN/WOMAN .................................................................................................................... 42 NETBALL .............................................................................................................................................. 45 ROWING .............................................................................................................................................. 47 RUGBY ................................................................................................................................................. 49 SQUASH ............................................................................................................................................... 52 SWIMMING ......................................................................................................................................... 55 TABLE TENNIS ...................................................................................................................................... 62 TENNIS ................................................................................................................................................. 65 TEN PIN BOWLING ............................................................................................................................... 68 TRACK & FIELD AND HALF MARATHON ............................................................................................... 70 TRIATHLON .......................................................................................................................................... 77 2017 AUS Maccabiah Team Athlete Selection Criteria_2016 12 19 Page 1 of 79 1 DEFINITIONS Athlete means those athletes who: participate in a particular sport; are recognised by an Affiliated Sports Club; and / or are recognised by MAI as competitors suitable and eligible for nomination to the Team; and have completed the specified nomination process. Athlete Selection Criteria means the Selection Criteria and qualification standards of a particular sport of the Games and in accordance with the requirements of those Games. Australian Maccabiah Team Selection By-Law means the Australian Maccabiah Team Selection By- Law made available via MAI’s website at www.maccabi.com.au and as amended and replaced from time to time. Coach means person with suitable qualifications and / or experience to train, develop, instruct and direct a team and / or athletes. The Board means the Board of MAI appointed under the MAI Constitution. Codes of Conduct means the MAI Codes of Conduct made available via MAI’s website at www.maccabi.com.au and as amended and replaced from time to time. Competition means a single race, match, game or singular sport contest. Games means the 20th Maccabiah Games. MAI means Maccabi Australia Incorporated (ABN 99 643 176 941). MAI Member Protection Policy means the MAI Member Protection Policy made available via MAI’s website at www.maccabi.com.au and as amended and replaced from time to time. Officials means the Head of Delegation, General Manager, Regional Managers, Chief Medical Officer, Media Manager, Safety and Security Manager, Finance Manager, Team Managers, assistant team managers, chiropractors, coaches, massage therapists, medical practitioners, physiotherapists, psychologists, and other officials of the Team. Alternatively, all non athletes. Selection Criteria means the criteria and qualification standards in respect of a particular sport in respect of a particular Games and any other conditions regarding eligibility to compete in those Games as determined from time to time by MAI and in accordance with the requirements of a particular Games. Team means the 2017 Australian Maccabiah Team. An individual sport team shall be referred to as “team”. Team Manager means the manager of a sport team attending the Games. Team Selection Committee means the committee established by MAI for the selection of athletes and officials for the Team: includes; the MAI Chair of International Sport, Head of Delegation, General Manager plus one other suitable person independent to this group if required (in the case of athletes, not officials) the General Manager will make a recommendation to the above group on behalf of the relevant Regional Manager (North), Regional Manager (Jerusalem), Regional Manager (Tel Aviv), Regional Manager (Juniors); The Team Manager and the Coach shall oversee and approve individual team’s Selection Criteria; and approve the selection of the individuals and teams to compete at the Games. 2017 AUS Maccabiah Team Athlete Selection Criteria_2016 12 19 Page 2 of 79 2 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA OBJECTIVE The objective of the Athlete Selection Criteria is to provide a clear and transparent framework for Athletes and Officials in the selection of the Team. The purpose of selection is to assemble a Team comprising the highest standard available eligible Athletes. 3 APPLICATION The Athlete Selection Criteria applies to all Athletes and Officials. 4 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA STATEMENT The Athlete Selection Criteria is to be read in conjunction with the Australian Maccabiah Team Selection By-Law which provides essential detail relating to: Eligibility of Athletes Nomination of Athletes Selection of Athletes Athlete unable to attend Trials Appeals Funding of Athletes Athlete Selection Criteria The Athlete Selection Criteria contains guidance on: Selection Process/Events/Trials Factors in selection Performance Requirements Requirement to maintain fitness Team Commitment Team size and rankings Communication of athlete selections Date by which selections must be finalised Withdrawal MAI Policies In addition to the Athlete Selection Criteria, all Athletes are bound by the Maccabi Australia Inc (MAI) Policies including but not limited to the: Australian Maccabiah Team Selection By-Law; Australian Maccabiah Team Membership Agreement; MAI Member Protection Policy; MAI Codes of Conduct; MAI Anti-Doping Policy, as updated or replaced from time to time. The MAI Policies are available at the MAI website. 2017 AUS Maccabiah Team Athlete Selection Criteria_2016 12 19 Page 3 of 79 5 ATHLETE SELECTION CRITERIA BY SPORT ARCHERY Games 2017 Maccabiah Games – Israel – 29/6/17 – 18/7/17 Eligibility and Refer Australian Maccabiah Team Selection By-Law Nomination Selection Archers have until 31 October 2016
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