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RULE 6 / FIELD EVENTS93 An official should be present at all field events to monitor all warm-ups. SECTION 2. Competition Procedures Purpose of Qualifying/Preliminaries ARTICLE 1. The games committee should reduce the number of competitors in the final round to a workable size through the use of a separate qualifying competition and/or preliminary rounds. When a competitor who has earned advancement to a subsequent round is unable to compete, another competitor shall not advance. <strong>Field</strong> event competitors who first report after the first competitive attempt has been made shall not be allowed to compete in the event. Qualifying Competition ARTICLE 2. If a qualifying competition is deemed necessary, it shall precede the preliminaries and finals to determine which competitors entered in the event shall compete in the competition proper. The games committee shall determine group size, automatic qualification performance and the number who qualify. A competitor who has achieved the qualifying mark shall not be allowed to continue in the qualifying competition. <strong>Field</strong> event tie-breaking procedures shall be used in determining the qualifiers. Performances made in the qualifying competition shall not be considered part of the competition proper and shall not count in deciding the final placing in the event. Preliminary Competition and Advancement ARTICLE 3. In the throwing events and the horizontal jumps, each competitor shall be allowed three trials. One competitor more than the number of scoring places, but not fewer than eight, shall advance by best mark in the preliminary rounds to the final rounds, provided each has a valid mark in the preliminary rounds. Competitors tying for the last advancement position, by mark, shall advance to the final rounds, unless otherwise ruled by the games committee before the competition. Automatic Advancement ARTICLE 4. The games committee, before the competition begins, may allow automatic advancement of each competitor to the final rounds in the throwing events and the horizontal jumps. The number of competitors at the start of the preliminaries must be nine or fewer. Each advancing competitor must actually attempt one trial in the preliminary rounds.
94 rule 6 / FIELD EVENTS Completion of Preliminaries ARTICLE 5. Each flight in the preliminaries is completed when the last competitor to be called in the flight has either taken the final trial or the time limit for the trial has expired. All performances made in field event preliminary rounds shall be counted with performances in the final rounds to determine final place winners. Competitors shall be credited with the best of all their efforts. SECTION 3. Alternate Procedures Four-Attempt Competition ARTICLE 1. The games committee may decide to conduct the horizontal jumps and throws as a four-attempt final competition. Time Limit ARTICLE 2. The games committee may establish a time by which all preliminaries in a field event (especially the long jump and triple jump) must be completed. Preliminaries not taken before this time shall be forfeited. Guaranteed Measurement ARTICLE 3. The games committee may establish a minimum distance that must be reached to guarantee a measurement of a trial. All trials that meet or exceed the minimum distance must be measured. SECTION 4. Order of Competition Grouping Competitors ARTICLE 1. Competitors shall be arranged in flights not larger than 16 and not smaller than five. The games committee shall determine whether flight assignment is random or based on entry performance, and the order in which flights are contested. If weather or facility conditions render this method unfair to some competitors, the referee may require that all trials be taken one at a time in the order drawn. Determining Order of Competition ARTICLE 2. In the throwing events, long jump and triple jump, the order of competition within a flight shall be drawn by lot. Each competitor in a flight shall complete three attempts in the order drawn. In the finals of these events, competition shall be in reverse order of performance in the preliminaries. For the final three attempts, the finalists shall compete in one flight.
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