Club Sprint Championships - Swimming WA Results
Club Sprint Championships - Swimming WA Results
Club Sprint Championships - Swimming WA Results
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2010 <strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>WA</strong><br />
<strong>Club</strong> <strong>Sprint</strong> <strong>Championships</strong><br />
Challenge Stadium<br />
Saturday 30 th October 2010<br />
Session 1 – Warm Up: 8am Start: 9am Finish: 1.30pm<br />
Session 2 – Start: 2pm Finish: 3.30pm-4pm<br />
Warm up Procedures<br />
No dive entries in lap swimming lanes. Diving must be restricted to designated sprint lanes (1<br />
and 8) only.<br />
Swimmers must swim in a clockwise direction. (Always stay to the left).<br />
<strong>Sprint</strong> warm-ups are to be conducted in lanes 1 and 8 only. Coaches must supervise their own<br />
swimmers. Lanes 2 and 7 may be opened to sprints (TBA).<br />
Swimmers must dive and swim in one direction only in designated sprint lanes.<br />
Turns are not to be practiced in the sprint lanes.<br />
If timing pads are installed swimmers must not hold or climb over them. Swimmers must clear<br />
the water from the side of the pool, not over the blocks.<br />
Other than the 4 lanes used for warm up, the dive pool and eastern dive pool deck area is<br />
a prohibited area for swimmers<br />
The Meet Director may at any time remove a swimmer from the warm up pool if he or she does<br />
not abide by these procedures.<br />
Swimmers must leave the water by the end of the warm up session as published in the meet<br />
program, or when requested. Swimmers who do not exit the pool when requested to do so may<br />
be disqualified from that day’s competition. The request to leave the pool will be announced 15<br />
minutes prior to the advertised start time of meet.<br />
Similar rules are followed at all National meets and are set in place to allow warm ups to be<br />
completed by all swimmers without injury or inconvenience. Please abide by them.<br />
Marshalling<br />
All swimmers will marshal before each event in the designated area. Swimmers are requested to<br />
report to the marshal promptly when the event number is displayed on the marshalling board and<br />
have their names marked off.<br />
Any entrant, who fails to report to the marshalling area at least ten (10) minutes prior to scheduled<br />
time for the start of the session (if entered in the 1 st or 2 nd event) or, at least two (2) events prior to<br />
the event in which she/he is entered, shall be deemed to be a withdrawal.<br />
Withdrawals<br />
This event is being swum as timed finals. Out of consideration for fellow swimmers, spectators and<br />
officials, swimmers are requested to withdraw from events they do not intend to swim so that heats<br />
may be amalgamated. Withdrawals should be made at the withdrawal table located in the<br />
marshalling area. The withdrawal slip provided must be completed by the swimmer or his/her<br />
representative.<br />
Medical Circumstance<br />
There is no allowance for medical consideration. Should a swimmer incur a medical circumstance<br />
that necessitates a withdrawal, then a medical certificate shall be presented to the Meet Director to<br />
authenticate the withdrawal. The Meet Director shall have such authority to determine the relaxation<br />
of the time (i.e. happens less than 30 minutes before the programmed event start) period in which<br />
the withdrawal is initiated.<br />
For the latest swimming information visit the<br />
SWIMMING <strong>WA</strong> website: www.wa.swimming.org.au
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