Junior and Cadet Championships - October 21, 2005

Junior and Cadet Championships

October 21, 2005

This tournament is the qualifier for the Junior Olympic Championships in Denver CO, February 16-19, 2007.

Richmond Fencing Club, Richmond VA.

Entry Fee: $25 for each event.

Preregister Here! It saves you $25 per event!

Who's Coming?

For fencers too young for the age category but who qualify through the points list, please send me email and they will be considered preregistered that way. You will pay the fee at check-in rather than through askFred.

Details:

• This tournament is run by the Virginia Division, Jeff Snider presiding.
• Junior events are open to fencers born in 1987 to 1993. (13 to 19 years old on December 31, 2006.)
• Cadet events are open to fencers born in 1990 to 1993. (13 to 16 years old on December 31, 2006.)
• The times listed for each event are the close of registration. Fencers arriving after that time may not be allowed to enter. The bout committee has sole discretion to allow late entries, and in all cases an additional $5 late registration fee will be charged.
• The format is a round of pools, 6 or 7 fencers in each pool, followed by DEs. Either 100% or 80% will advance to DEs depending on total size of each event and at the bout committee's determination. In general, events larger than 60 people will have a cut, and smaller events will not.
• All events are fenced electric with the latest USFA adopted timings, and each fencer must have at least two working body cords and weapons with them at the strip.
• Fencers must have all protective gear to compete. Knickers are required, sweatpants and jeans are not permitted.
• In the unlikely event of natural disaster or impassable weather, visit the Online Forum or send mail or call any member of the Executive Committee for the latest information on event postponement or cancellation.
• This web page and the 7 officers of the division are the only official sources of information for this tournament. If the information from two or more sources conflicts, call or email the division chairman. If you get your information from any other source (like a teammate or a club newsletter), you risk being misinformed.
• Some additional things to remember.

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