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WORK PLAN

MAG / WAG

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Table of Contents

Timetable Men’s Artistic (page 3)

Timetable Women’s Artistic (page 4)

Meetings Timetable (page 5)

Section 1: Event Personnel (page 6)

Section 2: General Info (page 7-8)

Admission, Opening and Closing Ceremonies, After Party,

Merchandise, Photography, Media, Medical Services, Drug Testing

Section 3: Venue Information (page 9)

Stadium, Parking, Accreditation, Toilets, Access, Café

Competition Office, Volunteers

Section 4: Competition Information (pages 10-17)

Uniform/Apparel, Managers, Behaviour, Awards, Results

Rules, Accreditation, Coaches on Floor, Music, Session Times

Marshalling, Warm-up, Draw, Equipment, Alterations, Teams

Optional Team Order, Score Queries, AA and Apparatus Finals

Overseas Athletes, Trans-Tasman Competition, Ties

Section 5: Health and Safety (pages 18-20)

Reporting

Trusts Arena Fire Evacuation Plan

Medical Emergencies, Head & Neck Injuries

Essential Utility Failure

Lost Child/Vulnerable Person

Section 6: Schedules and Appendices (pages 21-85)

Appendix 1 Women’s Artistic Training Schedule

Appendix 2 Men’s Artistic Training schedule

Appendix 3 MAG and WAG Warm-up and Competition Schedule (Draw) Appendix 4 Award Ceremonies

Appendix 5 Application for Withdrawal Form Appendix 6 Request for Withdrawal/Substitution Form

Appendix 7 Optional Team Order Form (WAG) Appendix 8 Request for Alteration of Apparatus Form

Appendix 9 MAG D Score Query Form Appendix 10 WAG STEP 5/6 D Score Query Form

Appendix 11 WAG STEP 7 – SI D Score Query Form

Appendix 12 Event Reporting Form Appendix 13 Event Investigation Form

Appendix 14 Lost Child/Vulnerable Persons Reporting Form Appendix 15 Policies

15.1 Behaviour Policy 15.2 Blood and Body Fluids Policy

15.3 Health & Wellbeing Policy Appendix 16 MAG Start Lists for Qualification Rounds

Appendix 17 WAG Start Lists for Qualification Rounds Appendix 18 Stadium Plans

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2019 NEW ZEALAND GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

MEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS TIMETABLE

Tuesday

1 October Training Training Training

Artistic Managers Meeting

(Meeting room)

3.00 - 4.00pm

Training

Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5

Wednesday

2 October

Opening Ceremony

6:15 – 7:15pm

MAG Judges Meeting

(Meeting room)

6.15-7.15pm

Training STEP 10, JI & SI

Training U18 & Senior Open

7.30 – 9:00pm

MAG Forum

(Meeting room)

7.30-8.30pm


Thursday

3 October

Level 5 Team & Apparatus

Stretch: 8.00-8.20am

Compete: 8.30-10.50am

Prize giving: 11:50am



Compete: 11.00-2.00pm

Prize giving: 3:15pm


& 9 AA & Team

Stretch: 1.50-2.10pm

App. Warm Up: 2.10-3.10pm



U18 & Senior Open AA & Team






Friday

4 October

Level 4 AA Final



Prize giving: 11:40am

Level 5 AA Final




Level 7, U16 & 8 AA & Team





Level 6 AA Final


App. Warm up: 4:40 – 5:40pm


Prize giving: 8:50 pm

Training

U18 & Senior Open

Warm up area (TRA Warm up area): 7:00pm

Competition area: 8:45pm

Session 16 Session 17 Session 18

Saturday

5 October

Level 7, U16, 8 & 9

Apparatus Finals


App. Warm Up: 8.20-9.20am



U18 & Senior Open

Apparatus Finals





Closing Ceremony

6.00 – 7.00pm

After Party

7.30 – 10:30pm

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WOMEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS TIMETABLE

Tuesday

1 October

Training

Training Training

Training

Artistic

Managers Meeting

(Meeting room)

3.00 – 4.00pm

Training

WAG Judges

Meeting

(Awards room)

6.00-7.00pm


Wednesday

2 October

STEP 7 Team & AA

Group 1


App. Warm Up: 8.20-9.20am


STEP 7 Team & AA

Group 2



Compete: 12.35-2:30pm


STEP 8 Team & AA





Opening Ceremony

6:15 – 7:15pm

Training STEP 10, JI & SI

Training U18 & Senior Open

7.30 – 9:00pm


Thursday

3 October

STEP 6 Team & Apparatus

Group 1




Group 2




STEP 9 Team & AA





STEP 10, JI & SI

Team & AA


App. Warm up: 5.40-6.40pm




Friday

4 October


Group 1




Group 2




STEP 6 AA Final




STEP 7 & 8 Apparatus Finals





Training

STEP 10, JI & SI

Warm up area (TRA warm up area): 7:00pm

Competition area: 8:45pm


Saturday

5 October

STEP 5 AA Final




WAG Forum

(Meeting room)

12.15-1.15pm

STEP 9, 10, JI & SI Apparatus Finals





Closing Ceremony

6.00 – 7.00pm

After Party

7.30 – 10:30pm

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MEETINGS & FUNCTION TIMETABLE

Tuesday

2 October

TRA Managers

Meeting

(Meeting Room)

1.45 - 2.45pm

Accreditation

Amendments

(Awards Room)

2.00 – 4.00pm

Artistic

Managers

Meeting

(Meeting Room)

3.00- 4.00pm

RG & AER Managers Meeting

(Meeting Room)

4.30 - 5.30pm

RG Judges Meeting

(Meeting Room 2)

6.00-7.00pm

WAG Judges Meeting

(Meeting Room)

6.00 - 7.00pm


Wednesday

3 October

Opening

Ceremony

(Artistic Floor)

6:15 – 7:15pm

MAG Judges Meeting

(Meeting Room)

6.15 - 7.15pm

MAG Forum

(Meeting Room)

7.30- 8.30pm

TRA Forum

(Awards Room)

7.45 – 8.45pm


Thursday

4 October

TRA Judges Meeting

(Meeting Room)

8.00 - 8.30am

AER Judges Meeting

(Meeting Room)

9.15 – 10.15am


Friday

5 October

AER Forum

(Meeting Room)

5.00 – 6.00pm


Saturday

6 October

WAG Forum

(Meeting room)

12.15 -1.15pm

VIP / Judge Function (Invitation

Only)

5.45 – 7:00pm

RG Forum

(Meeting Room)

4.45-5.45pm

Closing Ceremony

(Artistic Floor)

6:00 – 7:00pm

After Party

(Awards Room)

7:30-10.30pm

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Section 1: Event Personnel

Control Commission / Competition Jury CEO, Gymnastics New Zealand Tony Compier

Event Manager Ayla Huber

Technical Committee Representative Michele Hawke, Stuart Albrey

Control Judges Tracy Sharp, Hayley Jury

Toby Levin, Cameron Beeton

National Championships Officials

Men's Artistic Judges

Cameron Beeton Stuart Albrey Kevina Ward

Tony Levine Nigel Price Kylan Taylor

Mark Jujnovich Xavier Le Lievre Michael Stanley

Damian Hewett Michelle Le Lievre Ken Bow

Kyleab Ellis Ryan Moffitt Gavin Lodge

Harvey Humber Robyn Walker Gavin Snowsill

Matthew Palmer Ranan Feit Pavlo Levchenko

Colleen Cadman Dominic Robinson Mike Plourde

Caleb Davies Benjamin Ellis Theo Nankivell

Women's Artistic Judges

Hayley Jury (Control) Erin Day Adele Gray

Tracy Sharp (Control) Avril Enslow Nyssa Willcocks

Marie Stechman Esther Hyde Hayley Jury

Xiao Dong Feng Michele Hawke Shirley Baker

Karen Bevins Zara Harris Debbie Elliott

Tammy Tahuhu Michelle Bow Kate McNabb

Olivia Jobsis

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SECTION 2: General Information

Public Admission The 2019 New Zealand Gymnastics Championships is a ticketed event, with prices in effect from Wednesday to Saturday. Please note that the Opening and Closing

ceremonies are free of charge.

All tickets are sold at www.ticketek.co.nz. Credit card fees apply. Tickets will be available

to purchase at the door.

All Athletes, Judges, Coaches, Managers, Officials, Volunteers and VIP’s will be issued with accreditation passes, these must be visible at all times and are non-transferable.

There will be no entry to the venue without an accreditation pass or spectator ticket.

Opening Ceremony Wednesday 2nd October 6.15pm – 7.15pm

Each province is invited to have two (2) Athletes from each code in their province to

march on for the Opening Ceremony. Please assemble in the Trampoline stretch area located at the back end of the foyer at 5:45pm.

Closing Ceremony and Special Awards Ceremony Saturday 5th October 6:00pm The Closing Ceremony will be held on the Artistic competition floor.

All delegates are expected to attend the Closing Ceremony.

All Athletes, Managers and Coaches who are receiving awards will congregate in the warm-up area and will then be seated in the designated area on the competition

floor.

After Party Saturday 5th October 7:30pm – 10:30pm

The After Party will be held upstairs in the Awards room at the Trusts Arena. Tickets are

available for purchase at www.ticketek.co.nz.

Event Merchandise There will be a range of merchandise from Gymnastics NZ available for sale at the event

and online at https://gymnasticsshop.myshopify.com

Merchandise Price List T-shirt $30.00

Hoodie $60.00

Singlet $40.00

Backpack $30.00

Pin $5.00

Programme $10.00

https://gymnasticsshop.myshopify.com/

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Event Photography Photographs taken may be used by the Competition Organisers or their sponsors for publicity, at their discretion. If you have anyone in your Province who may object to

their photo being taken and published, please notify the Competition Organisers in

writing, before the event commences by emailing [email protected]

Only accredited media photographers are permitted to take professional photographs at

the event. If a non-accredited photographer is using a professional camera, they will be asked to cease taking photographs immediately and will be required to leave the venue

if they continue. The Gymnastics NZ accreditation pass for the official photographer may be used to verify identification. Flash photography and long lens cameras are not

permitted to be used by spectators in the competition area, whether during warm-up or

competition.

Media Conferences and Interviews The Event Manager, Communications Manager or CEO may approach the Provincial Managers to arrange athlete interviews.

Medical Services

First Aid and Physiotherapy Paramedics will be present during training and competition days.

Physiotherapy is available onsite provided by Physio Rehab Therapy. Location: First floor. On the right inside the main entrance.

Massage: $1 per minute Taping: $5/body site with own tape $12/body site without own tape

Booking: First come first served basis.

Provinces are also entitled to accreditation for one medical person.

Medical Emergency In the event of a serious injury or illness, please notify Event staff immediately. The Event

staff will notify Paramedics who will be on site throughout the event to determine the

appropriate course of action.

In the event of an injury or illness while participants are outside the venue, please go to

the nearest medical Centre White Cross Healthcare Henderson 24/7 located at 131 Lincoln Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Waitakere Hospital is located at 55-75 Lincoln Rd,

Henderson, Auckland 0610. Alternatively, if it is an emergency, dial 111.

Drug Free Sport Testing

If Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ) attends the event to conduct ‘in competition’

testing, this shall be carried out in the Drug Testing designated area. When the event has been completed the DFSNZ Marshall and Gymnastics NZ Drug Officer shall immediately

make contact, with the Athlete concerned.

Athletes may designate a support person to be in attendance with them throughout the process. If an Athlete has an official media conference or award ceremony following

competition, the attendance of this may be granted but the Athlete must remain in visual contact with the DFSNZ Marshall at all times. Failure to attend as required will be treated

as a positive test.

Athletes should check that they have correctly filed any National TUE that may be

applicable and that have the relevant documentation available during the Championships (written list of all drugs taken in recent months)

mailto:[email protected]

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SECTION 3: Venue Information

Stadium Entrance Entry for all athletes, officials and accredited province personnel is through the Trusts

Arena main entrance. Spectator’s entry and ticketing is through the main entrance. Tickets and accreditations will be checked on entry.

Parking

Parking for all athletes, officials and accredited province personnel is available onsite at The Trusts Arena. Spectator parking is located onsite at The Trusts Arena, free street

parking is available around the Arena.

There will be no security on hand to monitor the car park. Please make sure that you

remove articles that ‘look interesting’ to thieves (e.g. nothing should be left in view). Inside the stadium – please keep your valuables with you at all times. Provincial Managers

are advised that arrangements should be made with athletes regarding leaving the stadium. Gymnastics NZ recommends that athletes make appropriate arrangements with

caregivers prior to leaving the stadium area.

Accreditation Passes Accreditation passes must be worn at all times and are non-transferable. Access to venue

and accredited areas within the arena will not be granted without the valid accreditation. The “loaning” of an authorised accreditation pass is considered a serious issue, which

places undue risk management liability on the Control Judges, Panel Judges and Event Organisers. If an accredited official loans their personal accreditation pass to another

person the Behaviour Policy (Appendix 15) will apply to the unauthorised person and the owner of the pass will be deemed to be in violation of the Gymnastics NZ Code of Conduct.

Sanctioning action could include immediate withdrawal of accreditation and removal from the competition arena.

Toilets

Athlete toilets are located off the main competition area in the Eastern corridor; access to the Eastern corridor is only available to accredited personnel. Public toilets are located in

the Foyer and Western corridor (Western corridor is open to spectators).

Access to Warm-Up and Competition Areas Only athletes competing in the session will be permitted through to the warm- up/competition area.

Cafe Area

The Arena Café is located in the foyer and on Level 2.

Competition Office The Competition Office, situated in the Eastern corridor will be attended from Tuesday 1 October. Access to the Eastern corridor is restricted to accredited personnel only.

Volunteer Management All volunteers will need to be on the volunteer list to be granted access to the venue, you

will then be directed to the Volunteer Registration Desk in the Volunteer room where you

will meet the Volunteer Manager. You will receive an induction prior to their first shift and

are able to view a copy of the Volunteer Handbook.

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SECTION 4: Competition Information

Team/Athlete/Coach Uniform, Apparel and Bags The National Championships are the premier event of the year. Please assist by

presenting the athletes in appropriate attire whilst on the competition area during

training, warm-up and competition.

WAG suitable training gear is either long or short sleeved leotards, fitted shorts, fitted team t-shirts.

MAG suitable training gear is leotards, fitted or tidy team t-shirts. Bare chests are

unacceptable, a leotard or shirt must be worn.

Athletes are required to wear provincial tracksuits for competition (leggings are not

permitted).

Teams and individuals from the same province must wear identical leotards for the preliminary day of the competition.

On the second day of competition, MAG and WAG athletes may wear an optional leotard

in their provincial colours. Gymnastics New Zealand representative leotards are not permitted to be worn in warm-up or competition, in accordance with the National

Championships regulation.

WAG gymnasts must have hair suitably tied up so that it does not obstruct vision or

impact on movement, in order to reduce health and safety issues.

Award Ceremony attire is provincial tracksuits and white socks. No other footwear is acceptable.

Competitors are requested to store their bags and excess clothing in the warm-up areas

designated for each code. The competition floors must remain clutter free.

Coaches must also be in correct provincial uniform: polo shirt or t-shirt with logo,

provincial tracksuit (leggings are not permitted) or shorts in provincial colours and athletic footwear.

Provincial Managers The accredited Managers are ONLY allowed onto the competition floor (including training)

when there is a need to consult with a provincial coach or the Event Manager, or to access the Competition Office. The Provincial Manager(s) are not permitted to coach or supervise

a group of gymnasts on the warm up or competition area. The Provincial Manager must

report to the Floor Manager for approval to enter the competition arena.

Behaviour Policy and Coaching Behaviour The Gymnastics NZ Behaviour Policy will be applied (refer to Appendix 15).

Coaches are requested to refer to Section 3.2 of the WAG Manual and Section 4.4.5 of the MAG Manual for the regulations relating to the Coach behaviour policies.

Control Judges and Floor Managers will be implementing these regulations at Nationals.

The use of cell phones, still cameras, video cameras or any other electronic recording

device is prohibited on the competition floor when the warm up or competition is in

progress.

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Award Ceremonies Award Ceremonies will take place as per the prize giving times outlined in the Timetables. The Awards room is located on level 2. Provincial Managers will be notified of Athletes

required to marshal for the prize giving via Basecamp.

Special Awards will be presented throughout the event and at the Closing Ceremony held in the Artistic Competition Arena. Provincial tracksuits with white socks shall be worn for

the Closing Ceremony.

Results Service and Distribution Preliminary results will be posted on display screens during the competition.

Results reports are not available for public sale.

After each competition session – authorised (signed) results are distributed to the Control

table, Provincial Managers (Basecamp), Awards Manager and Media.

Provincial Managers - Results will be published online via the Basecamp platform that all

Managers have been invited to join prior to the start of Nationals. Provincial boxes are situated inside the Competition Office, hard copy results will be distributed via the

provincial boxes if for any circumstance they are not published on Basecamp. Only

accredited Managers may access the provincial boxes.

The only line of communication regarding results is from the Provincial Manager to the

Competition Office Manager. At no time may Results staff be approached by officials or athletes.

Awards and Competition Rules Refer to the Appendix 4 for full details on:

Proficiency pins, coaching medals and overseas gymnasts

Tie breaks Awards

Accreditation Competition floor and warm-up access is restricted to athletes, authorised event officials,

coaches, judges and media who are scheduled for the respective competition session. The wearing of Accreditation passes is mandatory at all times.

For the 2019 National Championships, coach appointments must comply with the

respective qualifications per session:

MAG Level 4-6 Junior Coach

Level 7 Junior Advanced Coach

Level 8 – Senior Open Senior Open

WAG STEP 5-6 Junior Coach

STEP 7 Junior Advanced Coach

STEP 8 – International Senior Coach

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Number of Coaches on the Floor In MAG and WAG Junior and Senior International levels and STEPS, one coach per gymnast is permitted on the floor. This may be the athlete’s personal coach, provided

the personal coach has been accredited as a Provincial Coach for the Championships.

For all other artistic levels and STEPS, the following will apply: (2) Provincial Coaches, per team entered (3-4 athletes), are allowed on the floor.

(1) one coach is permitted for individuals (1-2 athletes) in the same group.

If provincial gymnasts are split over two or more groups, then a coach is permitted for each group in the ratio explained in points 1 and 2.

All coaches must be at the required accreditation level.

FIG protocol will be applied, that is, coaches may be changed for each athlete provided that no more than two coaches are officiating on the floor at any one time (tagging).

All Codes:

If an unauthorised coach is on the competition floor or officiating in the warm-up area

they will be asked to leave. If they comply with this request there will be no penalty applied.

If an unauthorised coach refuses to leave the competition floor or warm-up (including

stretching) area when requested, the penalty shall be:

Immediate Red Card and removal of the coach from the competition; and The coach shall not be eligible for a coaching award.

Music All music must have been submitted pre-event. Athletes must also bring their music on a

USB stick for training and as back up during competition. If for any circumstance there is an issue with the music that Gymnastics New Zealand plays for competition and a back

up version is required, it is the responsibility of the athletes coach to supply the back up music to the Floor manager in a timely manner.

Session Times Sessions may start up to 30 minutes ahead of schedule. This is at the sole discretion of

the Event Manager. Provincial Managers are to ensure their athletes are ready at the

venue in case of such occurrences.

Marshalling Area and March In The marshalling area will be in the warm up area. Artistic athletes will be asked to

assemble in the warm-up area for march in.

For qualification rounds, Artistic athletes will march onto the competition floor to be

introduced by Provinces. For all Artistic finals events athletes will march straight to their first apparatus.

Warm-Up/Stretch The Timetable allocates 20 minutes in the warm-up area prior to the competition start

time for each session. Please refer to the Artistic Timetables for allocated times.

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Draw and Competition Schedules The Men’s and Women’s Artistic Gymnastics draws, competition running order and warm-up schedules are included in this Work Plan.

The Floor Manager will direct the flow of competitors on the floor and coordinate the

work of the announcer and music operator.

WAG and MAG competitors will alternate during floor competition.

The announcer will introduce competitors to the floor for MAG and WAG.

The MAG and WAG athletes must be standing at the edge of the competition floor in

preparation to march onto the apparatus. On the signal from the D1 judge the gymnast will present to the judge and step onto the floor. He/she will not commence his/her

routine until he/she has been announced.

Apparatus and Equipment

MAG

Pommels: Spieth

Rings: Speith

Vault: Gymnova

Parallel Bars: Speith

High Bar: Speith

Floor: Spieth

WAG

Vault: Gymnova

Uneven Bars: Spieth

Beam: Spieth

Floor: Spieth

No sticky substances are permitted on equipment. This is a safety issue for the competing gymnasts and to avoid damage to equipment. Water may be used but only in moderation

and is to be sprayed for safety reasons and ensuring the life of the rails. Any sticky

substance that is used will result in the coach being carded and the gymnast will be

deducted 0.5.

For all WAG & MAG Levels/STEPs there will be two beat boards at vault, one “hard” and

one “soft”. The boards will contain springs in the FIG configurations. The springs may not be moved into different configurations. There can be NO changes to the springs (either

number or configurations). The gymnasts must use either the hard or soft board, as provided.

Alteration of Apparatus If an athlete requires the uneven bars, horizontal bar or rings raised in height, this application must be made by submission of the Alteration of Apparatus Form appended

to this Work Plan (Appendix 8), a minimum of 24 hours prior to the commencement of

the first competition session, to the Competition Office.

Notification of Changes to Team Athletes The named gymnasts of a Provincial Team are designated on the entry form. Changes to teams (substitution of a named team member with a gymnast entered as an

individual or a member of a provincial second or subsequent team) may be made no later than the scheduled Managers Meeting.

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These changes must be made by completing the Request for Withdrawal/Substitution Form appended to this Work Plan (Appendix 6) and submitting to the Competition Office.

If, due to extenuating circumstances (either injury and subsequent withdrawal of a team

member, or withdrawal in other extenuating circumstances that are beyond the control of the Provincial Team), a further change is required, the final time for acceptance is 45

minutes prior to the commencement of the competition session. There can be no changes to teams after this time.

In the event of a withdrawal and substitution, the replacement athlete will compete in place of the original athlete. No changes to the order of work will occur.

Optional Team Order Coaches will be responsible for submitting their optional team order form to the panel of

judges as they arrive at the apparatus, using the Optional Team Order Form appended to this Work Plan (Appendix 7). Coaches will be able to fill in the form (typed or by hand),

cut it out, and hand it in to the judging panel as they present to the judges at the start of

the rotation. Coaches will also need to submit a second copy of the floor order to the Control Table for the announcer and copy to the announcer and music staff. These forms

will be available at the control table during the competition.

If there is more than one provincial team grouped together, provincial teams will alternate beginning with the province listed first on the run list. If there are individual gymnasts in

the same group as a provincial team, the individuals will compete after the teams, in run list order (there is no optional order for individuals).

Score Queries Protesting of a final score is not permitted.

Artistic Difficulty (D) Score:

Enquiries for the D Score only are permitted and must be submitted by completing the

D Score Query form appended to this Work Plan (Appendix 9, 10 and 11) to the Control

Judge, within 4 minutes of the flashing of the score. If the region is unable to file the

relevant paperwork within the 4-minute timeframe, they must indicate to the Control

Judge their intention to query within the 4-minute timeframe.

The procedure to be followed is:

Completion of a D Score Query form. The query must relate only on the

gymnast’s routine and no reference may be made to other gymnasts.

The Provincial Manager or Coach may approach the Control Table and submit the

form to the respective Control Judge.

Following consideration of the Query, the Control Judge will deliver the decision to

the Provincial Manager or Coach concerned.

Artistic All-Around Finals For 2019, the All Around (AA) finals will be conducted for MAG Levels 4, 5 and 6 and

WAG STEPs 5 and 6. The top 24 MAG gymnasts from each level and the top 32 WAG

gymnasts from each STEP, regardless of age and province, will qualify from the Qualification Round (Competition 1) [Team competition]. The final WAG results will be

separated into Under and Over age categories.

Tie break rules for qualification will apply.

The draws for AA finals are appended to this Work Plan. Due to these being Junior events it is considered advantageous to place all gymnasts from the same Province into

the same competing group. Therefore, the draw shall be interpreted as follows:

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The qualifying ranking of the individual gymnasts shall include all gymnasts from the respective Province. For example, #1 ranked qualifier shall take his/her designated #1

place in the draw followed, in ranked order, by other qualifiers from the same Province (i.e. 2). The #2 ranked qualifier shall take his/her designated, next available place in the

draw, this being #4 in this example. This process shall continue for all 24 or 32 places. This order can be altered if necessary, to keep athletes from the same province together.

Two non-competing reserves will be named and will be required to prepare to take the

place of a named finalist should there be an official withdrawal prior to the

commencement of the competition session.

Withdrawals and reserve placements must be undertaken on the Request for Withdrawal/Substitution Form (Appendix 6), which the Provincial Manager files with the

Competition Office. There are no replacements made after commencement of the competition session. If named reserve gymnasts are required as a replacement the

Provincial Manager or Coach will receive an authorisation signed by the Event Manager or the respective Control Judge. The requirements for AA finals are the same as for

competition 1 (team). Replacements will work in the order of the athlete they are

replacing.

Senior Artistic Apparatus Finals Apparatus Finals will consist of the 8 highest qualifiers who have met the minimum performance criteria. Tie breaking rules for qualification will apply.

Where there are overseas competitors in a MAG Level or WAG STEP the following will

apply:

For MAG, a maximum of 8 gymnasts from New Zealand, and a maximum of 2 gymnasts from each overseas club/ state/country from the Qualification Round

(Competition 1) will qualify for apparatus finals. For WAG, a maximum of 8 gymnasts from New Zealand, and a maximum of 2

gymnasts from any overseas club/state/country may qualify from the Qualification Round for apparatus finals. If for any circumstance there is fewer

than 8 New Zealand gymnasts who qualify for any final then the overseas athletes will be permitted to fill the remaining finals spots.

WAG STEP 7 to 10 gymnasts must achieve a minimum score in the qualifying

round to qualify for apparatus finals. These are: • STEPs 7, 8 and 9 – minimum score of 10.0

• STEP 10 – minimum score of 9.5

Two non-competing reserves may be named and will be required to prepare to take the

place of a named finalist should there be an official withdrawal prior to the commencement of the competition session.

Withdrawals and reserve placements must be made to the Control Judge or Floor Manager in the first instance. The Request for Withdrawal/Substitution Form (Appendix

6) must be filed by the Provincial Manager with the Competition Office as soon as practicable. There are no replacements made after the commencement of the respective

apparatus competition session. If named reserve gymnasts are required as a replacement, the Provincial Manager or Coach will receive an authorisation signed by the

respective Control Judge.

The requirements for apparatus finals for Artistic will be the same as Competition 1

(Team and All Around) with no increased difficulty requirements for Apparatus Finals except for International Vault as listed in 17.1 below and STEP 10 vault as below:

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17.1 Apparatus Vault Finals; the competition requirements for the Senior Open MAG, STEP 10 and Senior International WAG Vault Apparatus Finals, when conducted as a

separate event from Teams and/or All Around Championships shall be conducted on FIG Competition III rules, that is, on Day 1, 2 two vaults are performed and the first vault

score counts to Competition 1 I and 2 II (Team and AA) and the average of the first and second vaults count towards ranking for qualification to vault finals.

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics: The gymnast must show one vault in Qualification, Team Final and the All-Around Final. In order to qualify for Vault finals two vaults need to be presented in qualifying for U18

and Senior Open.

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics: Apparatus Vault Finals

The competition requirements for Senior International WAG Vault Apparatus Finals, when conducted as a separate event from Teams and/or All Around championships shall be

conducted based on FIG Requirements: The gymnast must perform two vaults, which will be averaged for the final score. The two

vaults must be from different Vault Groups and must show a different second flight phase in accordance with the FIG Code of Points, section 10.4.

STEP 10

In the qualification round, a STEP 10 gymnast must perform two different vaults from the

Table of Elements. The score of the first vault will count towards the Team and All-Around

total. The average of the scores of the two vaults count towards ranking for qualification

for apparatus finals.

In the Apparatus Final, two different vaults, but not necessarily from different vault groups,

or with two different flight phases are required. The scores of the two vaults will be

averaged.

Refer to the WAG STEPs manual for more specific information.

Overseas Athletes When the competitors at a National Championship include overseas athletes (individuals,

state/regional, Federation), the following shall apply:

Individual All Around events at National Championships will be conducted as both

open and closed events. The first, second and third placed New Zealand affiliated athletes will receive the

medal/e-certificate (closed event); in addition, overseas athletes placed first,

second or third (open event) will receive medals/e-certificates. All team events at National Championships will be closed competitions. Overseas

competitors will not be eligible. The team competition for overseas athletes will be the Trans-Tasman Challenge (see below).

Trans-Tasman Challenge The WAG Trans-Tasman Challenge will be contested in STEP 10 with four (4_ in a team

with the top three scores to count on each apparatus.

The MAG Trans-Tasman Challenge will be contested in Level 8, 9 and Senior Open.

The winning country in each level is awarded a gold medal with the runners up receiving

a silver medal and in the case of WAG, the third placed team receiving a bronze medal.

The total team scores are aggregated to determine the winning nation in the overall Trans-

Tasman Challenge.

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The Trans-Tasman Challenge will be run on Day 1 competition only.

New Zealand athletes will compete in their provincial leotards/tracksuits and will

compete in their designated provincial groups.

Tie Breaking Rules Team/Individual/Apparatus

Tie Breaks will be applied at Gymnastics NZ National Championships for qualification purposes only and shall not apply to rankings or awards. In the final rankings a tie will

not be broken and tied placings will be awarded.

Artistic Individual All Around, Apparatus Finals Competitions

Individual All Around Twenty-four gymnasts from MAG Levels 4, 5 and 6 and thirty-two gymnasts from WAG

STEPs 5 and 6 (regardless of age, but the results will be determined on the appropriate age category) from the Qualification Rounds (Competition I) will take part in this

competition.

In the case of a tie for the final position the qualification for All Around Finals (Competition

II) will be based on:

the highest total of apparatus final scores obtained in Competition I (the total of

5,4,3,2,1 for MAG and the total of 3,2,1 for WAG) the highest sum of the all the E scores on all apparatus (6,5,4,3,2,1) – add the E

scores for each tied athlete on 6 apparatus, then 5 etc. the highest sum of the D scores on all apparatus (6,5,4,3,2,1) – add the D scores

for each tied athlete on 6 apparatus, then 5 etc.

Apparatus Finals

In the case of a qualification tie for the final position, on any apparatus (except Vault) the qualification to Apparatus Finals (Competition III) is based on:

average of the counting E jury deductions average of the 3 lowest of the counting E jury deductions, then 2, then the lowest

counting E jury deductions average of the 5 E jury lowest deductions (if 6 E jury judges)

average of all E jury deductions

The minimum number of judges on E Jury shall be three (3).

Apparatus Finals Artistic Vault Where FIG vaulting rules are applied for qualification (two different vaults) refer to FIG

Technical Regulation for the tie break rules. For Gymnastics NZ modified vaulting rules the following applies:

In case of a tie in points, at any place on vault, in qualification for Apparatus Finals, the ranking will be determined by the following criteria:

the highest of the 2 vaults before the average for the Final Score the highest E-score of either vault performed

the highest D-score of either vault performed If there is still a tie, the tie will not

be broken

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SECTION 5: Health and Safety

Health & Safety Injury and Incident Reporting Process

Event Reporting and Event Investigation Form The Event Reporting Form and Event Investigation Form can be found in this work plan (Appendix 12 and 13). Copies of forms included in the Work Plan can be found in the Competition Office and on Basecamp. An Event Reporting Form must be completed for all injuries, illnesses and incidents. Gymnastics NZ will complete Investigation and Notifiable Events Forms when required.

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Emergency Management

Evacuation In the event that the Trusts Arena needs evacuation, please follow directions of the Trust Arena and Gymnastics NZ staff. The fire alarm will sound and instruct you to evacuate

via the nearest exit. All of the fire doors within the stadium will automatically open. Please make your way towards the nearest exit and move towards the emergency

assembly points located in the car parks. Fire Wardens will be identified by their high viz

vest and will assist you to evacuate the building safely, we would ask that you remain outside until the Fire Wardens instruct you that it is safe to return.

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Medical Emergency In the event of a serious injury or illness, please notify event staff immediately. The Event Manager will liaise with Paramedics who will be on site throughout the event to determine

the appropriate course of action.

In the event of an injury or illness while participants are outside the venue, please go to

the nearest medical Centre White Cross Healthcare Henderson 24/7 located at 131 Lincoln Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Waitakere Hospital is located at 55-75 Lincoln

Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Alternatively, if it is an emergency, dial 111.

Suspicious Package/Person If a suspicious person is sighted, notify the Floor Manager, Event Manager or Trusts Arena reception staff immediately. Maintain as many details about the person as

possible, including what they were doing and wearing. If a suspicious package is found, notify the Floor Manager, Event Manager or Trusts Arena reception staff immediately and

keep the surrounding area clear. Essential Utility Failure Includes the loss of power, lighting, communication, water or computer network. In the event of an essential utility failure, the Event Manager will call an emergency meeting

with the key stakeholders and decide on the next steps. This could include – delaying the start of the event, cancelling the event, obtaining a generator locally, obtaining water

from a local source or moving venue.

Lost Child/Vulnerable Person Any lost child/vulnerable person, or caregiver who has lost their child/vulnerable person,

shall be directed to the Competition Office. The Lost Child/Vulnerable Person Form (Appendix 14) must be completed. Children’s names will not be mentioned when the lost

child/vulnerable person announcement are made. Lost children/vulnerable persons will be supervised by at least two adults at any time. The identification of a person claiming

a lost child/vulnerable person must be checked and recorded. The child/vulnerable person will only be released if the person in charge is 100% certain with the

identification of the caregiver. If there is any doubt, escalation will be made to Security or Police.

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SECTION 6: Schedules and Appendices

Appendix 1 Women’s Artistic Training Schedule

Appendix 2 Men’s Artistic Training schedule

Appendix 3 MAG and WAG Warm-up and Competition Schedule (Draw)

Appendix 4 Award Ceremonies

Appendix 5 Application for Withdrawal Form

Appendix 6 Request for Withdrawal/Substitution Form

Appendix 7 Optional Team Order Form (WAG)

Appendix 8 Request for Alteration of Apparatus Form

Appendix 9 MAG D Score Query Form

Appendix 10 WAG STEP 5/6 D Score Query Form

Appendix 11 WAG STEP 57 – SI D Score Query Form

Appendix 12 Event Reporting Form

Appendix 13 Event Investigation Form

Appendix 14 Lost Child/Vulnerable Persons Reporting Form

Appendix 15 Policies

15.1 Behaviour Policy

15.2 Blood and Body Fluids Policy

15.3 Health & Wellbeing Policy

Appendix 16 MAG Start Lists for Qualification Rounds

Appendix 17 WAG Start Lists for Qualification Rounds

Appendix 18 Stadium Plans

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APPENDIX 1 - Women’s Artistic Training Schedule

Please see below the training schedule for Women’s Artistic Gymnastics. Blocks of time do not include stretch and warm

up. Athletes are invited to stretch and warm up in the athletes warm up area 1 hour prior to their allotted time as listed

below. Athletes are expected to wear suitable training gear.

All clothing and bags should be stored neatly in the warm-up area.

Training Time Province Total Athletes

9am - 11am Auckland Level 5-6 (30), Taranaki (11) 41

11am - 1pm Auckland Level 7+ (27), Harbour (19) 46

1pm – 3pm Bay of Plenty (22), Gymsport Manakau (16), Hawkes Bay (9) 47

3pm – 5pm Wellington (18), Wanganui (4), AUS (8), Northland (9)

Southland (9)

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5pm – 7pm Top of the South (11), Otago (14), Aorangi (1), Waikato (14) 39

7pm – 9pm Canterbury (40) 40

STEP 10-Senior International will have additional training times:

  

 Wednesday 2 October: 

Training Time 7:30pm – 9:00pm

Friday 6 October: 


Warm up in TRA area

WAG Training Rotation Schedule

Tuesday 1 October: Training Time One – 9:00am – 11:00am Stretch: 8:00am – 9:00am (athlete warm up area) Group 1: AUC Group 2: AUC Group 3: AUC Group 4: TAR

Training Schedule: Vault Bars Beam Floor Rotation 9:00 – 9:30 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 1 9:30 – 10:00 Group 4 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 2 10:00 – 10:30 Group 3 Group 4 Group 1 Group 2 3 10:30 – 11:00 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 1 4

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Tuesday 1 October: Training Time Two – 11:00am – 1:00pm Stretch: 10:00am – 11:00am (athlete warm up area) Group 1: AUC Group 2: AUC Group 3: HAR

Group 4: HAR


Tuesday 1 October: Training Time Three – 1:00pm – 3:00pm Stretch: 12:00pm – 1:00pm (athlete warm up area) Group 1: BOP Group 2: BOP Group 3: GMA

Group 4: GMA + HBPB


Tuesday 1 October: Training Time Four – 3:00pm – 5:00pm Stretch: 2:00pm – 3:00pm (athlete warm up area) Group 1: NOR

Group 2: WEL + SOU

Group 3: WEL + AUS

Group 4: WEL + WAN


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Tuesday 1 October: Training Time Five – 5:00pm – 7:00pm Stretch: 4:00pm – 5:00pm (athlete warm up area) Group 1: TOP + AOR

Group 2: OTA (Jnr) Group 3: WAI (Jnr) Group 4: OTA + WAI (Snr) Training Schedule: Vault Bars Beam Floor Rotation 5:00 – 5:30 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 1 5:30 – 6:00 Group 4 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 2 6:00 – 6:30 Group 3 Group 4 Group 1 Group 2 3 6:30 – 7:00 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 1 4 Tuesday 1 October: Training Time Six – 7:00pm – 9:00pm Stretch: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (athlete warm up area) Group 1: CAN

Group 2: CAN

Group 3: CAN

Group 4: CAN


 

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APPENDIX 2 - Men’s Artistic Training Schedule 

  Please see below the training schedule for Men’s Artistic Gymnastics.  Blocks of time do not include stretch

and warm up.  Athletes are invited to stretch and warm up in the athletes warm up area 1 hour prior to their

allotted time listed below. Athletes are expected to wear suitable training gear. 

All clothing and bags should be stored neatly in the warm up area. 

Training Time Province Total Athletes

9am - 11am Auckland (25) 25

11am - 1pm Harbour Level 4-5 (10), Waikato (12), 22

1pm – 3pm Harbour Level 6-SR (11), GMA Level 5-7(10), Southland (4) 25

3pm – 5pm BOP (7), Northland (5), Wanganui (1), GMA Level 4 (9), Otago

(2)

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5pm – 7pm Wellington (9), Hawkes Bay (5), AUS (3) Top of the South (3) 20

7pm – 9pm Canterbury (25) 25

U18 and Senior Open will have additional training times:

  

 Wednesday 2 October: 


Friday 6 October: 


Warm up in TRA area

 

Tuesday 1 October:

Training Time One – 9:00am – 11:00am 

Stretch: 8:00am – 9:00am (athlete warm up area) 

 

Group 1: AUC

Group 2: AUC 

Group 3: AUC

Training Schedule: 

  Floor  Pommels  Rings  Vault  PBars  High Bar  Rotation 

9:00 – 9:20  Group 1  Group 2  Group 3      1 

9:20 – 9:40    Group 1  Group 2  Group 3    2 

9:40 – 10:00      Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  3 


10:20 – 10:40  Group 3      Group 1  Group 2  5 

10:40 – 11:00  Group 2  Group 3      Group 1  6 

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Tuesday 1 October: 

Training Time Two – 11:00am – 1:00pm 

Stretch: 10:00am – 11:00am (athlete warm up area) 

 

Group 1: HAR (10)

Group 2: WAI Level 4-5 (9)

Group 3: WAI Level 7-9 (3), TOP (3)

 










Training Time Three – 1:00pm – 3:00pm 

Stretch: 12:00pm – 1:00pm (athlete warm up area) 

 

Group 1: HAR (11)

Group 2: GMA Level 5 (10) 

Group 3: SOU (4)

 



1:00 – 1:20  Group 1  Group 2  Group 3    1 

1:20 – 1:40    Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  2 



2:20 – 2:40  Group 3    Group 1  Group 2  5 


 

  

Tuesday 1 October:

Training Time Four – 3:00pm – 5:00pm 


 

Group 1: BOP (7)

Group 2: GMA (9)

Group 3: NOR WAN OTA (8)

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3:00 – 3:20  Group 1  Group 2  Group 3    1 




4:20 – 4:40  Group 3    Group 1  Group 2  5 

4:40 – 5:00  Group 2  Group 3    Group 1  6 

 

Tuesday 1 October:

Training Time Five – 5:00pm – 7:00pm 


 

Group 1: WEL

Group 2: WEL

Group 3: HBPB (5), AUS (3)

  



5:00 – 5:20  Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  Group 4      1 

5:20 – 5:40    Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  Group 4    2 

5:40 – 6:00      Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  Group 4  3 

6:00 – 6:20  Group 4      Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  4 

6:20 – 6:40  Group 3  Group 4      Group 1  Group 2  5 

6:40 – 7:00  Group 2  Group 3  Group 4      Group 1  6 

 


Training Time Six – 7:00pm – 9:00pm 

Stretch: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (athlete warm up area) 

 

Group 1: CAN

Group 2: CAN

Group 3: CAN






8:00 – 8:20        Group 1  Group 2  Group 3  4 


8:40 – 9:00  Group 2  Group 3        Group 1  6 

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APPENDIX 3 – MAG & WAG Warm-Up and Competition Schedule (Draw)

WAG STEP 7 Team, AA & Apparatus Qualification (Group 1): Wednesday 2 October: 8.00am – 8.20am Stretch 8.20am – 9.20am Apparatus Warm up 9.20am March in 9:25am – 11:20pm Compete SESSION 1: STEP 7 Group 1

Group 1 (7): CAN Team 2 (4), AUC Indiv (3)

Group 2 (7): WEL Team 2 (4), AUC Indiv (3)

Group 3 (7): HAR Team 2 (4), WEL Indiv (3)

Group 4 (8): AUC Team 2 (4), OTA (2), HBP (2)

Warm-up Order:

Vault Bars Beam Floor Rotation

Group 4 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 1




Competition Order:






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WAG STEP 7 Team, AA & Apparatus Qualification (Group 2): Wednesday 2 October: 11.10pm – 11.30pm Stretch 11:30pm – 12.30pm Apparatus Warm up 12.30pm March in 12.35pm – 2.30pm Compete

SESSION 2: STEP 7 Group 2

Group 1 (8): WEL Team 1 (4), TOP Team (4)

Group 2 (8): HAR Team 1 (4), BOP Team (4)

Group 3 (7): AUC Team (1), WAI Team (3)

Group 4 (8): CAN Team 1 (4), SOU Indiv (2), GMA Indiv (2)

Warm-up Order:






Competition Order:






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WAG STEP 8 Team, AA & Apparatus Qualification: Session 3 – Wednesday 2 October: 2:20pm – 2:40pm Stretch 2:40pm – 3:40pm Apparatus Warm up 3:40pm March in 3:45pm – 5:40pm Compete SESSION 4: STEP 8

Group 1 (8): BOP Team (4) CAN Team (4)

Group 2 (8): AUC Team (4), WAI (2), TAR (2)

Group 3 (8): GMA Team (3), CAN Team 2 (4), HAR (1)

Group 4 (6): WEL Team (4), AUC Indiv (2)

Warm-up Order:






Competition Order:






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MAG Level 5 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification: Session 6 – Thursday 3 October: 8.00am – 8.20am Stretch 8.25am March in 8.30am – 10.50am Compete SESSION 6: Level 5

Group 1 (6): HAR Team (4), HAR Indiv (2)

Group 2 (6): GMA Team (4), GMA Indiv (1), HBPB Indiv (1) Group 3 (6): WEL Team (3), NOR Indiv (2), TOP Indiv (1) Group 4 (6): WAI Team (4), AUC Indiv (2) Group 5 (5): CAN Team (4), CAN Indiv (1)

Warm-up and Competition Order:

Floor Pommels Rings Vault PBars High Bar Rotation

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 1

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 2





WAG STEP 6 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification (Group 1): Session 6 – Thursday 3 October: 8.00am – 8.20am Stretch 8.25am March in 8.30am – 10.40am Compete

SESSION 5: STEP 6 – Group 1

Group 1 (9): GMA Team (4), WEL Indiv (3), AUC Indiv (2)

Group 2 (8): BOP Team (4), WEL Indiv (2), AUC Indiv (2)

Group 3 (9): HAR Team (4), CAN Indiv (2), BOP Indiv (3)

Group 4 (9): NTH Indiv (2), WAI Indiv (2), AUC Indiv (5)







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MAG Level 4 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification: Session 7 – Thursday 3 October: 10.30 – 10.50am Stretch 10.55am March in 11.00 – 2.00pm Compete

SESSION 7: Level 4

Group 1 (6): WEL Team (4), WEL Indiv (1), NOR Indiv (1)

Group 2 (9): GMA Team (4), GMA Indiv (5)

Group 3 (7): WAI Team (4), WAI Indiv (1), SOU Indiv (2)

Group 4 (7): AUC Team (4), AUC Indiv (3) Group 5 (7): HAR Team (4), BOP Team (4) Group 6 (6): CAN Team (4), CAN Indiv (3)









WAG STEP 6 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification (Group 2): Session 7 – Thursday 3 October: 10.30 – 10.50am Stretch 10.55am March in 11.00 – 2.00pm Compete SESSION 6: STEP 6 – Group 2

Group 1 (9): TAR Team (4), TAR Indiv (1), AUC Indiv (4)

Group 2 (8): HBP Team (3), SOU Team (3), TOP Team (1)

Group 3 (9): AUC Team (4), OTA Team (4), OTA Indiv (1) Group 4 (9): CAN Team (4), WEL Team (4), WEL Indiv (1)







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MAG Level 6 Team and Apparatus Qualification/Level 9 Team & AA: Session 8 – Thursday 3 October: 1.50 – 2.10pm Stretch 2.10 – 3.10pm Apparatus Warm up (Level 8) 3.15 – 5.30pm Compete

SESSION 8: Level 6 & Level 9

Group 1 (4) – Level 9: WEL (2), CAN (2)

Group 2 (6) – Level 9: AUC Team (4), AUC Indiv (2) Group 3 (7) – Level 6: HAR Team (4), WAN Indiv (1), GMA Indiv (2), TOP Indiv (1) Group 4 (6) – Level 6: WEL Team (3), CAN Indiv (2), AUC Indiv (1)

Warm-Up Order:


Group 4 Group 2 Group 3 1






Competition Order:








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WAG STEP 9 Team, AA & Apparatus Qualification: Session 8 – Thursday 3 October: 1.50 – 2.10pm Stretch 2.10 – 3:10pm Apparatus Warm up 3.15 – 5.30pm Compete

SESSION 7: STEP 9

Group 1 (6): AUC Team (4), AUC Indiv (1), HAR Indiv (1 VT, UB)

Group 2 (4): WEL (3), TOP (1),

Group 3 (4): OTA Indiv (4, (2) VT, BB, FX), NTH (1)

Group 4 (5): WAI (2), CAN (2), BOP (1)

Warm up Order:






Competition Order:






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MAG U18 and Senior Open AA and Team: Session 9 – Thursday 4 October: 5.20 – 5.40pm Stretch 5.40 – 6.40pm Apparatus Warm up 6.45 – 8.45pm Compete

Session 8: U18 and Senior Open Group 1 (5) Sr Open: HAR Indiv (2), AUC Indiv (1), HBPB Indiv (1), CAN Indiv (1) Group 2 (4) U18: HAR Indiv (2), CAN Indiv (2), AUC Indiv (2), WAI Indiv (1)

Warm-up Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 1 Group 2 3

Group 1 Group 2 4

Group 1 5

Group 1 Group 2 6

Competition Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 1 Group 2 3

Group 1 Group 2 4

Group 1 Group 2 5

Group 2 Group 1 6

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WAG STEP 10, SJE, JI & SI Team, AA & Apparatus Qualification & Trans Tasman Competition: Session 9 – Thursday 3 October: 5.20 – 5.40pm Stretch 5.40 – 6.40pm Apparatus Warm up 6.45 – 8.45pm Compete

SESSION 9: STEP 10, SJE, JI & SI

Group 1 (8) JI and SI: AUS Team 2 (4), CAN JI Team (3), AUC SI (1, VT, BB)

Group 2 (7) STEP 10: AUS TT Team 1 (4), WAI/NZL (1), OTA/NZL (1), BOP/NZL (1)

Warm-up Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 2 Group 1 3

Group 1 Group 2 4

Competition Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 1 Group 2 3

Group 2 Group 1 4

WAG STEP 5 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification Group 1: Session 11 – Friday 4 October: 8.00 – 8.20am Stretch 8.25am March in 8.30am – 10.40am Compete


Group 1 (9): HBPB Team (4), AUC Team (4), AUC Indiv (1)

Group 2 (9): CAN Team (4), WAI Team (4), CAN Indiv (1)

Group 3 (10): WEL Team (4), TAR Team (4), AUC Indiv (2)

Group 4 (10): BOP Team (4), OTA Indiv (1), AOR Indiv (1), WEL Indiv (4) Warm-up and Competition Order:






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MAG Level 4 All Around Final Session 11 – Friday 4 October: 8.00am – 8.20am Stretch 8.25am March in 8.30am – 10.40am Compete

SESSION 11: Level 4 AA Finals Group 1: 1st – 4th Group 2: 5th - 8th Group 3: 9th - 12th Group 4: 13th – 16th Group 5: 17th - 20th Group 6: 21st – 24th Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session. WAG STEP 5 Team, Apparatus & AA Qualification Group 2: Session 12 – Friday 4 October: 10.20 – 10.40am Stretch 10.45am March in 10.50 – 1.00pm Compete


Group 1 (9): SOU Team (4), WEL Indiv (3), AUC Indiv (2)

Group 2 (9): WAN Team (4), GMA Team (4), GMA Indiv (1)

Group 3 (9): NOR Team (4), TOP Indiv (2), CAN Indiv (3)

Group 4 (9): HAR Team (4), AUC Indiv (2), CAN Indiv (3)







MAG Level 5 All Around Final Session 12 – Friday 4 October: 10.20 – 10:40am Stretch 10.45am March in 10.50 – 1.00pm Compete

SESSION 12: Level 5 AA Finals Group 1: 1st – 4th Group 2: 5th - 8th Group 3: 9th - 12th Group 4: 13th – 16th Group 5: 17th - 20th Group 6: 21st – 24th

Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

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WAG STEP 6 All Around Final Session 13 – Friday 4 October: 1.50 – 2.10pm Stretch 2.10pm March in 2.15 – 4:30pm Compete

Group 1 (8): 1st – 8th

Group 2 (8): 9th – 16th

Group 3 (8): 17th – 24th

Group 4 (8): 25th – 32nd Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

MAG Level 7, U16 and Level 8 AA and Team: Session 13 – Friday 4 October: 12.40 – 1.00pm Stretch 1.10 – 2.10pm Apparatus Warm up 2.15 – 4.35pm Compete

SESSION 13: Level 7, U16 & 8

Group 1 (7) – Level 8 & U16: GMA Ind (1), WEL Ind (1), AUC Ind (1), HAR Ind (1), CAN Ind (3)

Group 2 (8) – Level 7: HAR Team (3), CAN Team (4), TOP Indiv (3) Group 3 (8) – Level 7: HBPB Team (3), GMA Indiv (1), WEL Indiv (2), NTH Indiv (2) Group 4 (9) – Level 7: BOP Team (3), SOU Indiv (2), OTA Indiv (2), WAI Indiv (2)

Warm-up Order:








Competition Order:








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WAG STEP 7 & 8 Apparatus Finals: Session 14 – Friday 4 October: 4.10 – 4.30pm Stretch 4.40 – 5.40pm Apparatus Warm up 5.40pm March in 5.45 – 8:45pm Compete

SESSION 14: STEP 7 & 8 Finals

Group 1 (8): STEP 8 Overs

Group 2 (8): STEP 8 Unders

Group 3 (8): STEP 7 Overs Group 4 (8): STEP 7 Unders Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

Warm-up Order:






Competition schedule (3 minute touch warm up)






MAG Level 6 All Around Final: Session 14 – Friday 4 October: 4.10 – 4.30pm Stretch 4.40 – 5.40pm Apparatus Warm up 5.40pm March in 5.45 – 8:45pm Compete Group 1 (6): 1st – 6th Group 2 (5): 7th – 11th

Group 3 (5): 12th – 16th Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

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WAG STEP 5 All Around Finals: Session 16 – Saturday 5 October 9:10 – 9:30am Stretch 9:30 am March in 9.30pm – 12.00pm Compete

Group 1 (8): 1st – 8th

Group 2 (8): 9th – 16th

Group 3 (8): 17th – 24th Group 4 (8): 25th – 32nd Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session

MAG Level 7, U16, 8 & 9 Apparatus Finals: Session 16 – Saturday 5 October: 8.00 - 8.20am Stretch 8.20 – 9.20am Apparatus Warm up 9.30 – 12.00pm Compete

Group 1 (8): Level 9

Group 2 (8): Level 8 Group 3 (8): Level 7 Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

Warm-up Order:
















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MAG U18 & Senior Open Apparatus Finals: Session 18 – Saturday 5 October: 1.20 – 1.40pm Stretch 1.40 – 2.40pm Apparatus Warm up 2.45 – 5.15pm Compete

Group 1 (8): Senior Open Group 2 (4): U18 Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

Warm-up Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 1 Group 2 3

Group 1 Group 2 4

Group 2 Group 1 5

Group 1 Group 2 6

Competition Order:


Group 1 Group 2 1

Group 1 Group 2 2

Group 1 Group 2 3

Group 1 Group 2 4

Group 1 Group 2 5

Group 2 Group 1 6

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WAG STEP 9, 10, SJE, JI & SI Apparatus Finals: Session 18 – Saturday 5 October: 1.20 – 1.40pm Stretch 1.40 – 2.40pm Apparatus Warm up 2.40pm March to first apparatus 2.45 – 5.15pm Compete Group 1 (7): SI, JI Group 2 (10): STEP 10- we permit up to 10 competitors if there are overseas gymnasts Group 3 (8): STEP 9 Finals List will be given to Team Managers before start of session.

Warm-up Order:












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APPENDIX 4 – Award Ceremonies

Provincial Managers Please keep an eye out on Basecamp for results to determine which of your team members are required for a particular award session; ensure that they are in the

marshalling area 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Notes: Refer to the awards timetable for presentation times.

Only place-getters, in provincial tracksuits, will march on for awards:

Team awards, All Around and Apparatus –1st, 2nd and 3rd place getters

E-Certificate will be distributed to Provincial Managers via Gymnastics NZ at the

end of the National Championships.

MAG Level 4, 5, 6 & WAG STEP 5 & 6

Qualification Rounds (CI):

Teams, Apparatus and AA qualifiers for Finals (CII)

Team Medals and Certificates 1st, 2nd, 3rd (teams of 3 or 4)

Apparatus Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Apparatus Certificates 1st – 3rd

Finals (CII):

Individual All Around (top 24 for MAG) and (top 32 for WAG)

Individual All Around Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd (In Under and Over age groups for STEPs

5 and 6)

Individual All Around Certificates 1st – 3rd

MAG Levels 7, 8, 9 & WAG STEP 7, 8, 9, IL 7, 8, 9, SJE, JI & SI:

Qualification Rounds (CI):

Team and Individual All Around, plus Apparatus Qualifiers for Apparatus Finals

(CIII)

Team Medals and Certificates 1st, 2nd, 3rd (teams of 3 or 4)

Individual All Around Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Individual All Around Certificates 1st – 3rd

Finals (CIII):

Apparatus Finals (top 8 in each of Under and Over age groups for WAG)

Certificates 1st – 3rd

Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd

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Proficiency Scores

Proficiency pins will be awarded to athletes who achieve the proficiency score in the individual All Around qualifying or final event at a National Championships. The proficiency

scores are listed below. Apparatus Finals - For MAG and WAG, athletes who compete on

all apparatus during apparatus finals are also eligible for proficiency.

Any athlete who achieves the proficiency score will be awarded a pin. All athletes who

achieve a proficiency pin will be named during the event. Pins will be distributed to clubs pose event with the expectation that pins will be presented at Club prize givings. Please

refer to the proficiency pin scores below for each respective gymnastic sport.

MAG

All Around Level 4 62.00

Level 5 62.00 Level 6 62.00

Level 7 71.00 Level 7 U16 56.00

Level 8 73.00 Level 9 74.00

U18 68.00

Senior Open 75.00

Apparatus Specialists

Level FX PH R VT PB HB

Level 7 13.00 11.00 11.50 11.50 12.00 11.00

Level 7 U16 10.50 9.50 10.50 11.00 10.00 10.00

Level 8 13.00 11.50 11.50 11.50 12.00 11.50

Level 9 13.50 11.50 12.00 12.00 12.50 11.50

U18 12.00 11.00 11.50 12.70 11.90 11.20

Senior Open/U18 12.50 12.50 12.50 13.30 12.60 12.10

WAG

All Around

Step 5 52.00 Step 6 52.00

Step 7 46.00

Step 8 45.00 Step 9 45.00

Step 10 45.00 U18 45.00

Senior Open 47.00

Coaches Medals

All qualified coaches who are the named personal coach of an athlete who achieves a proficiency level will be awarded a coach’s medal at closing ceremony or posted to the

region post the event. Coaches must be up-to-date with their qualifications including first-

aid and practical hours to be eligible to receive the coach’s medals.

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Schedule B Special Trophies

Special Awards and Commemorative medals

Women’s Artistic Senior

Gymnast of the Year

Determined by the Awards Committee based on written

nominations received - refer Gymnastics New Zealand General

Regulations 11.4

Senior Women’s Artistic

Province highest

aggregate score

Ledgerwood Shield for Women

Note: the individual all-around points per STEP/Level shall be 10

for first, 8 for second, 6 for third, 4 for fourth and 2 for fifth and team points 3 for first, 2 for second and 1 for third with the Shield

awarded to the Province with the highest number of points.

Senior Women’s Artistic

STEPs Gymnast of the

Year

Women’s – Howard Hill

Note: awarded to a STEP 9/10 gymnast;

Gymnastic performance:

as a NZ representative in the 12 month period between

National Championships; at Regional Championships in the 12 month period between

National Championships; at the current National Championships;

demonstrated attributes of positive sporting behaviour and attitude.

The respective WAG TC to submit recommendations in ranked order, with support information 2 weeks prior to National

Championships for CEO ratification. Final decision by the CEO and

WAG TC chair following completion of competition at National

Championships.

Senior WAG Gymnast of

the Competition – All

Around

Rainbow Springs Trophy

Note: awarded to the WAG gymnast who achieves the highest

average score across all apparatus in the senior STEP 9 & 10/Sub Junior Elite/Junior International/Senior International All Around

competitions.

WAG Senior

International Gymnast

of the competition – All

around

Endeavour Trophy

Note: awarded to the WAG gymnast who achieves the highest average score across all apparatus in a Senior International Level

all-around competition.

Sporting Conduct by a

WAG team

National framed certificate. Note: Determined by the

Championships Floor Manager.

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WAG Highest Apparatus

Score

Warwick Darcey Cup

Note: highest apparatus score in an apparatus final

Junior Women’s Artistic

Province with highest

aggregate score

UDC Trophy for Girls

Note: the team points per level shall be 10 for first, 8 for

second, 6 for third, 4 for fourth and 2 for fifth; in the calculations, points are awarded to the top-placed Provincial

team in STEPs 5 and 6 (No points for individual placings). The trophy is awarded to the Province with the highest number of

points

Junior Best Conducted

Province Women’s Artistic

Hawke Cup: Note: Determined jointly by the Championships

Floor Manager.

Women’s Artistic Highest

Average E Score on an

apparatus

Tony Quirk Trophy

Men’s Artistic Gymnastic Trophies and Commemorative medals

Men’s Artistic Senior

Gymnast of the Year

Determined by the Awards Committee based on written nominations received - refer Gymnastics New Zealand General

Regulations 11.4

Senior Men’s Artistic Province highest

aggregate score

Ledgerwood Shield for Men

Note: the individual all-around points per grade/level shall be

10 for first, 8 for second, 6 for third, 4 for fourth and 2 for fifth

and team points 3 for first, 2 for second and 1 for third with the Shield awarded to the Province with the greatest number of

points.

Senior Levels Gymnast

of the Year Men’s - Howard Hill Trophy

Note: awarded to a Level 7,8, 9 gymnast;

Gymnastic performance: as a NZ representative in the 12

month period between National Championships; at Regional Championships in the 12 month period between

National Championships; at the current National Championships;

demonstrated attributes of positive sporting behaviour and

attitude. The respective MAG TC to submit recommendations in ranked

order, with support information 2 weeks prior to National Championships for CEO ratification. Final decision by the CEO

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and MAG TC chair following completion of competition at

National Championships

Senior Gymnast of the

Competition MAG

David Allan Memorial Trophy

Note: awarded to the MAG gymnast who achieves the highest

average score across all apparatus in an All-Around competition.

MAG Highest Apparatus

Score Mark Jujnovich Cup

Note: highest apparatus score in an apparatus final

Junior Men’s Artistic

Province with highest

aggregate score

UDC Trophy for Boys

Note: the team points per level shall be 10 for first, 8 for

second, 6 for third, 4 for fourth and 2 for fifth; in the calculations, points are awarded to the top-placed Provincial

team in each level only (No points for individual placings). The trophy is awarded to the Province with the greatest number of

points.

Junior Best Conducted

Province- Men’s Artistic

Hawkes Bay Trophy

Note: Note: Determined jointly by the Championships Floor

Manager.

Junior Highest Average E Score Men’s Artistic in

an all-around

competition

Mason Gillespie Memorial Trophy

Senior Trans-Tasman

Challenge Kerrin Bishop Memorial Trophy

Note: awarded to the most outstanding NZ gymnast who

contributed to the entire team performance on and off the competition floor. This award is only open to those gymnasts who

competed for NZ in the Trans-Tasman competitions.

Joint Men’s and Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Trophies

Senior Best Conducted

Province Rose Trophy

Note: Determined jointly by the Control Judges (or nominee) and

the Championships Floor Manager.

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APPENDIX 5 - Application for Withdrawal Form

The only refund given to an athlete who withdraws from entering

the 2019 New Zealand Gymnastics Championships will be for medical reasons. A refund

based on 80% of the entry fee will be processed once the Manager/Provincial

Coordinator has submitted the completed Application for Withdrawal form and the

athlete’s medical certificate to Gymnastics New Zealand. No other refunds will be given

for other costs/fees related with entering the 2019 Gymnastics New Zealand

Championships.

Please submit medical certificates and Application for Withdrawal forms not

later than Wednesday 16 October. Refunds will not be processed after this

date. Please send all documents to [email protected]

1. Applicant Details

ATHLETE’S NAME

PROVINCE & CLUB

GYMNASTICS CODE

COACH/MANAGER

2. Application

ITEM 1 What is being applied for and the reason for the application?

ITEM 2 Relevant medical information and certification (please attach medical certificate)

ITEM 4 Any other information

3. Decision

ITEM 1 Decision and Reason – Gymnastics New Zealand use only

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APPENDIX 6 - Request for Withdrawal/Substitution

Code: MAG WAG

Athlete Information: Athlete number Name Level / STEP

Competition (please check box):

Qualification Round (Junior Team or Apparatus, Senior Team or AA)

Finals Competition II (Junior AA)

Apparatus Finals Competition III (Senior Apparatus)

Apparatus:

Submitted by:

Manager

Province

Date

Time

Team Substitution (if applicable):

Athlete number Name Level / STEP

Received at Competition Office by____________________________

Date

Time

Notification (for office use only):

Control Judge Results Marshall Announcer Music

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APPENDIX 7 - Optional Team Order Form (WAG)

Session______ STEP______ Session_____

STEP_____

Province______ Team#______ Province_____ Team#_____

Vault Uneven Bars

Order Athlete Name Order Athlete Name

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

Session______ STEP______ Session_______ STEP

Province_____ Team#______ Province______ Team#

Balance Beam Floor Exercise

Order Athlete Name Order Athlete Name

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

Session_____ STEP

Province_____ Team#

Floor Exercise - Announcer/Music

Order Athlete Name

1

2

3

4

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PPENDIX 8 - Request for Alteration of Apparatus

Form must be submitted to the Competition office minimum of 24 hours prior to

the commencement of the first competition session.

Province

Submission Date Submission Time

Athlete’s Name

GNZ ID #

STEP / Level

Discipline MAG WAG

Apparatus

Requested

Session(s)

Request Approved

Date Time Signature

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APPENDIX 9 - MAG D Score Query

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APPENDIX 10 - WAG STEP 5/6 D Score Query

DV #1

DV #2

DV #3

DV #4

DV #5

DV #6

DV #7

DV #8

CV#1

Omissions:

Judge to list

Coaches Name:

Control/Jury:

Results:

No Change

Change (New D Score)

Apparatus:

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APPENDIX 11 - WAG STEP 7 - SI D Score Query

Apparatus:

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APPENDIX 12 – Event Reporting Form

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APPENDIX 13 – Event Investigation Form

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APPENDIX 14 – Lost Child/Vulnerable Persons Reporting Form

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APPENDIX 15 – Policies

15.1 Behaviour Policy

The following policy has been developed at the request of competition organizers. It has been adopted for implementation at all gymnastic competitions

throughout New Zealand.

Behaviour Penalties Behaviour penalties will be applied at all Ribbon Meets/Competitions (Regional or Club),

Regional and/or Qualification Meets/Competitions, National and/or Provincial

Championships. For senior competitions/championships, if the appropriate penalty to be applied is

not specified in the respective Code of Points, this policy shall apply.

For junior competitions/championships, if the appropriate penalty to be applied is not specified in the respective Technical Manual, this policy shall apply.

Definition – the competition floor shall also apply to the stretch/warm up area with

regards to the Unauthorised Persons penalty.

Gymnasts must remain on the competition floor for the duration of the competition. If a gymnast wishes to leave the competition floor they must, through their Coach, seek

approval to be excused from the Floor Manager or Control Judge. Penalty for unapproved absence from the competition floor – for a first breach a

warning will be issued and a 0.20 penalty taken from the Gymnast’s/Athlete’s Individual All Around score. For subsequent breaches, the penalty will be

DISQUALIFICATION from the competition.

Penalty for late appearance after the green light/flag- the respective Code of Points

penalties shall apply. Gymnasts/Athletes, Coaches, Region/Club Officials or unauthorised persons may not talk

to “active” judges during competition. Penalty for Gymnast/Athlete talking to “active” judges during competition – 0.20

penalty taken from the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score. Penalty for Coaches, region/club Official or unauthorised persons talking to “active”

judges during competition – for a first breach a warning will be issued and a 0.20 penalty taken from the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score or the team

score whichever is applicable. For subsequent breaches the person shall be

excluded/removed from the remainder of the competition.

The Coach or the Team Manager may query a start value during the competition. These queries must be directed through the Control Judge who will be available at the

Competition Jury table or on the competition floor overseeing the work of the judges. If circumstances determine that the Control Judge is required to be a member of an

apparatus panel, he/she may only be approached with queries in the inactive periods, that is, between rotations.

Unauthorised persons are not permitted on the competition floor. With the exception of

the accredited persons, no Regional/Club Officials, Coaches, photographers, video operators, parents/guardians/caregivers are allowed on the competition floor.

Penalty for unauthorised persons on the competition floor - for a first breach the person shall be requested to leave the competition floor, a warning will be issued and a

0.20 penalty taken from the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score or the Team score whichever is applicable. For subsequent breaches the gymnast or team

(whichever is applicable) shall be DISQUALIFIED. In all instances, infractions will be reported to the Control Judge who will action and

authorise the penalties and warnings.

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15.2 Blood and Body Fluid Policy The following policy rules are to be applied at all gymnastics events, competitions, contests, activities and training sessions.

A gymnast or person who is bleeding or has blood on their clothing must immediately leave the area of activity (field of play) and seek attention.

The bleeding must be stopped, the wound dressed and blood on the gymnasts/person’s body or clothing cleaned off before they return to the activity.

The activity in the potentially infectious area must cease until all blood on the ground/floor

or equipment is cleaned up. These rules also apply to body fluids.

Support Information

ASSUME ALL BLOOD AND BODY FLUIDS ARE POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS Wash your hands before and after treatment for cuts and abrasions.

Cover all cuts on your hands with waterproof dressings before treating. Avoid skin contact with blood and body fluids.

Use disposable gloves if skin contact with blood or body fluid is likely. Use

paper towels to clean up blood or body fluids. Soiled surfaces must be disinfected with household bleach. Use one part

bleach to ten parts water. Ideally bleach should be in contact with the surface for half an hour.

Place contaminated material, including gloves and paper towels in a plastic bag for safe disposal.

Public Health Commission, New Zealand 1994. Code 4264

Further information on Blood and Body Fluids for sport is available

on www.ausport.gov.au Active Australia - Blood.htm

15.3 Health and Wellbeing Policy

Head & Neck Injuries This policy applies to any Gymnast/Athlete, who falls on or from the apparatus, landing

mats or floor, and lands on their head or neck, either in training, competition or any gymnastic related activity.

Head Injuries Visible Signs of Concussion

The symptoms of concussion are dizziness, loss of memory, confusion, slurred speech, pupil size difference or loss of consciousness. Any Gymnast/Athlete who shows signs of

concussion is automatically stood down and will be sent to the Paramedics for initial screening. If concussion is suspected the athlete will be referred to a Medical Doctor. The

Gymnast/Athlete will be stood down from all gymnastic activity until clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor. The head injury sustained should be reviewed by a

Medical Doctor in the shortest appropriate time scale.

No Visible Signs of Concussion

If there is suspected concussion, but there are no visible signs of concussion, despite a head injury, the Gymnast/Athlete will be stood down from all gymnastic activity and will

be sent to the Paramedics for initial screening. The Gymnast/Athlete will remain stood down until clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor.

http://www.ausport.gov.au/

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Neck Injuries The policy is dependent on the severity of the injury and as to whether there is any

neurological symptom associated with this in the form of weakness, numbness or other similar sign.

Paramedics will assess severity on-site and decide appropriate action. Each significant neck injury should be screened by a Medical Doctor following the injury and appropriate

X-rays taken to exclude a fracture. The Gymnast/Athlete must be stood down from all gymnastic activity until clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor.

Medical Clearance On receipt of the medical clearance document, the Event Manager, in consultation with

the Control Judge (in the situation of a competition or event) or the Club Official/Coach supervising the gymnastic activity (in the situation of training) is the Official authorised

to approve the medical clearance and authorise the resumption of continued gymnastics activity.

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APPENDIX 16 - MAG – Start List for Qualification Rounds

Thursday 3 October

Session 6

Level 5 Team & App

Athlete Number Name Province Team Apparatus

Group 1 FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

542146 Robert Hughes Harbour Team

542151 Taiga Stenton Harbour Team

542157 Yuto Kawase Harbour Team

542154 Toby Blows Harbour Team

542145 Preston Drotsky Harbour

542149 Tai Rhodes Harbour

Group 2 PH, R, V, PB, HB, FX

582204 Sergey Antonets Gymsport Manukau Team

531874 Brody Stansfield-Olthof Gymsport Manukau Team

531888 Alex Reed Gymsport Manukau Team

531895 Duncan Ramsey Gymsport Manukau Team

189278 Carter Vermeulen Gymsport Manukau

199922 Saxon Rackley HBPB

Group 3 R, V, PB, HB, FX, PH

170853 William Davies Wellington Team

192119 Mako Ah Far Wellington Team

116562 Henry Lee Wellington Team

161797 Liam Townsend Northland

214374 Hayden Smith Northland

236017 Henry Roberts Top of the South

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Group 4 V, PB, HB, FX, PH, R

151028 Ihaka Taituha Waikato Team

223917 Blake Crossan Waikato Team

129337 Cole Claxton Waikato Team

200283 Frankie Lowrie Waikato Team

228050 Troy Craddock Auckland

147801 Lachlan Hay Auckland

Group 5 PB, HB, FX, PH, R, V

204787 Alex Mitchell Canterbury Team

273820 Nicolas Lavin Canterbury Team

212051 Nicholas Del Rey Canterbury Team

231420 Alexander Krakowiak Canterbury Team

562121 Lucas Millar Canterbury

Thursday 3 October

Session 7

Level 4 Team & App



120553 Zachary Swallow Wellington Team

301735 Eras Viljoen Wellington Team

219154 Oliver Partridge Wellington Team

176537 Jimmy Jackson Wellington Team

120776 Sidney Dorling Wellington

136999 Gareth Ferguson Northland


582203 Lucas Alami Gymsport Manukau Team

531882 Jason Luu Gymsport Manukau Team

216669 Joe Chan Gymsport Manukau Team

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266823 Josh Vivian Gymsport Manukau Team

199405 Ewan Po Gymsport Manukau

568461 Bronson De Beer-Perfect Gymsport Manukau

568457 Connor Eccles Gymsport Manukau

215553 Daniel Nota Gymsport Manukau

531902 Hiroyuki Kobayashi Gymsport Manukau


219289 Corban Burchett Waikato Team

187099 Cooper Smith Waikato Team

300234 Noah Pritchard Waikato Team

287370 Matthew Bruning Waikato Team

232271 Dylan Ericksen Waikato

533817 Samuel Beck Southland

533815 Robson McKee Southland


241388 Luke Findlay Auckland Team

189457 Syoma Ruban Auckland Team

197334 Marley Coburn Auckland Team

228604 Astin Overton Auckland Team

155805 Nate Gore Auckland

202192 Liam Bowles Auckland

189501 Aidan Michie Auckland


542103 Benjamin Raoult Harbour Team

542141 Michael Hughes Harbour Team

542135 Kobe Fox Harbour Team

542137 Kuyu Kawase Harbour Team

246981 Alex Snook Bay of Plenty Team

188806 Louie Marcel Schweizer Bay of Plenty Team

264830 Sam Eastergaard Bay of Plenty Team

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Group 6 HB, FX, PH, R, V, PB

231201 Thomas Hunter Canterbury Team

268761 Matteo Ferdinand Canterbury Team

184469 Cade McKnight Canterbury Team

245381 Shea Newby Canterbury Team

251485 Oluwasegun Fasheun Canterbury

176238 Hamish Inwood Canterbury

Thursday 3 October

Session 8

Level 6 Team & App

Level 9 Team & AA


Group 1 - Level 9 FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

120897 Aaron Van Eijck Wellington

104067 Mathieu Clatin Wellington

114022 Patrick Smith Canterbury

FX, SR

267786 Maxmilian Renaud Canterbury

FX, PH, VT

Group 2 - Level 9

PH, R, V, PB, HB, FX

119257 John Ryan Auckland Team

112395 Zayne Coffey Auckland Team

119983 Riley Cantlon Auckland Team

517620 Peter Nicholls Auckland Team

122136 Henk Bouwman Auckland

FX, PH, SR

205964 Jack Quigley-Biggs Auckland

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Group 3 - Level 6 V, PB, HB, FX, PH, R

542125 Jack Denny Harbour Team

542109 Caleb Drotsky Harbour Team

542111 Dalton Baard Harbour Team

232070 Joseph Nicol Wanganui/Manawatu

216406 Riley Gavin-Crawford Gymsport Manukau

582207 Ryan Stanley Gymsport Manukau

213573 Lewis Karetai Top of the South

Group 4 - Level 6 PB, HB, FX, PH, R, V

141239 Joshua Coster Wellington Team

154636 Theo Barraud Wellington Team

219166 Elijah Stewart Wellington Team

143805 Oliver Gormack Canterbury

184766 Alistair Gorton Canterbury

156847 Caleb Young Auckland

Thursday 3 October

Session 9

U18 & Senior Open Team & AA


Group 1 - SI FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

542101 Batuhan Yazici Harbour

555608 Dominic Bigsby Harbour

122135 Gerrit Bouwman Auckland

FX, SR, VT, PB, HB

113132 Thomas Dew HBPB

107065 Jorden O'Connell - Inns Canterbury

Group 2 – U18 PH, R, V, PB, HB, FX

542115 Daniel Stoddart Harbour

542158 Isaac Denny Harbour

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126265 Ali Haque Canterbury

125819 Brody Hall Canterbury

125012 William Fu Allen Auckland

119900 Logan Bow Auckland

FX, SR, VT, PB, HB

141590 Jayden Cole Waikato

Friday 4 October

Session 13

Level 7, Level 7 U16 & 8 Team & AA


Group 1 - L8 & L7u16 FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

531886 Rory Quinn Gymsport Manukau

171359 Logan Curtis Wellington

168487 Daniel Miller Auckland

542127 Jack Williams Harbour

148567 Kennedy Payne Canterbury

125390 Luke Stevens Canterbury

113806 Sam Marshall Canterbury

FX, PH, R

Group 2 - Level 7 R, V, PB, HB, FX, PH

542134 Kenzo Santayana Harbour Team

542119 Emile Nel Harbour Team

542099 Aidan Lindeque Harbour Team

106282 Cole Stevens Canterbury Team

124549 Ari Leckie Canterbury Team

235241 Finlay Jones Canterbury Team

184751 Evan Byrne Canterbury Team

208296 Quinn Birss Top of the South

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167867 Zethan Bennett HBPB Team

120928 Sam Alexander HBPB Team

120956 Quinn Le Lievre HBPB Team

148031 Jordan Cardno Gymsport Manukau

226279 Daniel Follett Wellington

102232 Alexander Sims Wellington

136636 Ryan Townsend Northland

153147 Brendan Marais Northland


171703 Tommy Rowlands Bay of Plenty Team

116175 Hamish Craven Bay of Plenty Team

554374 Avivs Savins Bay of Plenty Team

533811 Lewis Thomson Southland

533764 Lachlan Anderson Southland

126715 Alex Livingstone Otago

215080 William Cresswell Otago

123405 Zachary Moir Waikato

185755 Cade Rowlingson Waikato

Thursday 3 October

Session 6

Level 5 Team & App



542146 Robert Hughes Harbour Team 542151 Taiga Stenton Harbour Team 542157 Yuto Kawase Harbour Team 542154 Toby Blows Harbour Team 542145 Preston Drotsky Harbour

542149 Tai Rhodes Harbour


582204 Sergey Antonets Gymsport Manukau Team 531874 Brody Stansfield-Olthof Gymsport Manukau Team

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531888 Alex Reed Gymsport Manukau Team 531895 Duncan Ramsey Gymsport Manukau Team 189278 Carter Vermeulen Gymsport Manukau

199922 Saxon Rackley Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay


170853 William Davies Wellington Team 192119 Mako Ah Far Wellington Team 116562 Henry Lee Wellington Team 161797 Liam Townsend Northland

214374 Hayden Smith Northland

236017 Henry Roberts Top of the South


151028 Ihaka Taituha Waikato Team 223917 Blake Crossan Waikato Team 129337 Cole Claxton Waikato Team 200283 Frankie Lowrie Waikato Team 228050 Troy Craddock Auckland

147801 Lachlan Hay Auckland

204787 Alex Mitchell Canterbury Team 273820 Nicolas Lavin Canterbury Team 212051 Nicholas Del Rey Canterbury Team 231420 Alexander Krakowiak Canterbury Team 562121 Lucas Millar Canterbury Thursday 3 October

Session 7

Level 4 Team & App



120553 Zachary Swallow Wellington Team 301735 Eras Viljoen Wellington Team 219154 Oliver Partridge Wellington Team 176537 Jimmy Jackson Wellington Team 120776 Sidney Dorling Wellington

136999 Gareth Ferguson Northland


582203 Lucas Alami Gymsport Manukau Team 531882 Jason Luu Gymsport Manukau Team 216669 Joe Chan Gymsport Manukau Team 266823 Josh Vivian Gymsport Manukau Team 199405 Ewan Po Gymsport Manukau

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568461 Bronson De Beer-Perfect Gymsport Manukau

568457 Connor Eccles Gymsport Manukau

215553 Daniel Nota Gymsport Manukau

531902 Hiroyuki Kobayashi Gymsport Manukau


219289 Corban Burchett Waikato Team 187099 Cooper Smith Waikato Team 300234 Noah Pritchard Waikato Team 287370 Matthew Bruning Waikato Team 232271 Dylan Ericksen Waikato

533817 Samuel Beck Southland

533815 Robson McKee Southland


241388 Luke Findlay Auckland Team 189457 Syoma Ruban Auckland Team 197334 Marley Coburn Auckland Team 228604 Astin Overton Auckland Team 155805 Nate Gore Auckland

202192 Liam Bowles Auckland

189501 Aidan Michie Auckland


542103 Benjamin Raoult Harbour Team 542141 Michael Hughes Harbour Team 542135 Kobe Fox Harbour Team 542137 Kuyu Kawase Harbour Team 246981 Alex Snook Bay of Plenty Team 188806 Louie Marcel Schweizer Bay of Plenty Team 264830 Sam Eastergaard Bay of Plenty Team

Group 6 HB, FX, PH, R, V, PB

231201 Thomas Hunter Canterbury Team 268761 Matteo Ferdinand Canterbury Team 184469 Cade McKnight Canterbury Team 245381 Shea Newby Canterbury Team 251485 Oluwasegun Fasheun Canterbury

176238 Hamish Inwood Canterbury

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Thursday 3 October

Session 8

Level 6 Team & App

Level 9 Team & AA


Group 1 - Level 9 FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

120897 Aaron Van Eijck Wellington

104067 Mathieu Clatin Wellington

114022 Patrick Smith Canterbury FX, SR

267786 Maxmilian Renaud Canterbury FX, PH, VT

Group 2 - Level 9 PH, R, V, PB, HB, FX

119257 John Ryan Auckland Team 112395 Zayne Coffey Auckland Team 119983 Riley Cantlon Auckland Team 517620 Peter Nicholls Auckland Team 122136 Henk Bouwman Auckland FX, PH, SR

205964 Jack Quigley-Biggs Auckland

Group 3 - Level 6

V, PB, HB, FX, PH, R

542125 Jack Denny Harbour Team 542109 Caleb Drotsky Harbour Team 542111 Dalton Baard Harbour Team 232070 Joseph Nicol Wanganui/Manawatu

216406 Riley Gavin-Crawford Gymsport Manukau

582207 Ryan Stanley Gymsport Manukau

213573 Lewis Karetai Top of the South


141239 Joshua Coster Wellington Team 154636 Theo Barraud Wellington Team 219166 Elijah Stewart Wellington Team 143805 Oliver Gormack Canterbury

184766 Alistair Gorton Canterbury

156847 Caleb Young Auckland

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Thursday 3 October

Session 9

U18 & Senior Open Team & AA


Group 1 - SI FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

542101 Batuhan Yazici Harbour

555608 Dominic Bigsby Harbour

122135 Gerrit Bouwman Auckland FX, SR, VT, PB, HB

113132 Thomas Dew Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay

107065 Jorden O'Connell - Inns Canterbury

Group 2 – U18 PH, R, V, PB, HB, FX

542115 Daniel Stoddart Harbour

542158 Isaac Denny Harbour

126265 Ali Haque Canterbury

125819 Brody Hall Canterbury

125012 William Fu Allen Auckland

119900 Logan Bow Auckland FX, SR, VT, PB, HB

141590 Jayden Cole Waikato

Friday 4 October

Session 13

Level 7, Level 7 U16 & 8 Team & AA


Group 1 - L8 & L7u16 FX, PH, R, V, PB, HB

531886 Rory Quinn Gymsport Manukau

171359 Logan Curtis Wellington

168487 Daniel Miller Auckland

542127 Jack Williams Harbour

148567 Kennedy Payne Canterbury

125390 Luke Stevens Canterbury

113806 Sam Marshall Canterbury FX, PH, R

Group 2 - Level 7 R, V, PB, HB, FX, PH

542134 Kenzo Santayana Harbour Team 542119 Emile Nel Harbour Team 542099 Aidan Lindeque Harbour Team 106282 Cole Stevens Canterbury Team 124549 Ari Leckie Canterbury Team 235241 Finlay Jones Canterbury Team 184751 Evan Byrne Canterbury Team 208296 Quinn Birss Top of the South

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167867 Zethan Bennett Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay Team 120928 Sam Alexander Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay Team 120956 Quinn Le Lievre Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay Team 148031 Jordan Cardno Gymsport Manukau

226279 Daniel Follett Wellington

102232 Alexander Sims Wellington

136636 Ryan Townsend Northland

153147 Brendan Marais Northland


171703 Tommy Rowlands Bay of Plenty Team 116175 Hamish Craven Bay of Plenty Team 554374 Avivs Savins Bay of Plenty Team 533811 Lewis Thomson Southland

533764 Lachlan Anderson Southland

126715 Alex Livingstone Otago

215080 William Cresswell Otago

123405 Zachary Moir Waikato

185755 Cade Rowlingson Waikato

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APPENDIX 17 - WAG – Start List for Qualification Rounds

Wednesday 2 October

Session 1

STEP 7 Team & AA (Group 1)

GNZ ID# First Name Last Name Province Team Apparatus

Group 1 V, UB, BB, FX

176963 Ella Van Meer CAN CAN 2 162714 Hannah Drury CAN CAN 2 183260 Amber Brownlee CAN CAN 2 184772 Irie Khajotia CAN CAN 2 211373 Amy Metcalfe AUC 211203 Leia Millar AUC 189428 Te Hani Archibald AUC

Group 2 UB, BB, FX, V

159744 Ruby Fergus WEL WEL 2 103864 Isabella Ching WEL WEL 2 174969 Olive Young WEL WEL 2 102365 Ingrid Sims WEL WEL 2 553158 Sofia Kelliher AUC 155788 Tess van Gilse AUC 155779 Sophie Judd AUC

Group 3 BB, FX, V, UB

541961 Caitlin Price HAR HAR 2 542003 Kaitlin Viljoen HAR HAR 2 542084 Sophie Farrell HAR HAR 2 542087 Tabitha Yates HAR HAR 2 159836 Caelan Wong WEL 103887 Kate Touhey WEL 202770 Aaliyah Atkinson WEL

Group 4 FX, V, UB, BB

156684 Abi Stewart AUC AUC 2 221686 Zoe Llewellyn AUC AUC 2 211272 Tamara Thomas AUC AUC 2 119275 Danielle Hewitt AUC AUC 2 160146 Pippa Fulton OTA 126645 Isabella Soper OTA 120748 Egao Yamaguchi HBP 159106 Zoe Coyle HBP

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Session 2

STEP 7 Team & AA (Group 2)

Athlete Number First Name Last Name Province

Team Apparatus


147344 Rosa Blair WEL WEL 1 121933 Scarlett Ching WEL WEL 1 238424 Adelyn Lunman WEL WEL 1 149075 Francesca Lyons WEL WEL 1 176428 Jacey Adams TOTS TOTS 1 187241 Emily Moritz TOTS TOTS 1 125114 Hannah Robertson TOTS TOTS 1 113426 Astra Ticehurst TOTS TOTS 1


542052 Reese Steinberg HAR HAR 1 541982 Hanna Smith HAR HAR 1 541960 Cailin Sargent HAR HAR 1 542074 Sofia Bray HAR HAR 1 140897 Laken McQuillin BOP BOP 1 163915 Jacqui Hale BOP BOP 1 116261 Jasmine Watene BOP BOP 1 149400 Amber Trusler BOP BOP 1


140613 Bobbi Brown AUC AUC 1 119376 Georgia Dale AUC AUC 1 300050 Valerie Lau AUC AUC 1 196134 Anya Stephan AUC AUC 1 166220 Rylee Clarke WAI WAI 1 266499 Harriet Vellenoweth WAI WAI 1 122269 Sophie Hoebergen WAI WAI 1


177699 Hazel Hall CAN CAN 1 304590 Serena Lim CAN CAN 1 212499 Libby McDonald CAN CAN 1 184842 Momo Wilson CAN CAN 1 160399 Lucy McKee SOU 191818 Aaliyah Forbes SOU 216601 Hayley Lumbers GMA 169814 Neve Horne GMA

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Session 3

STEP 8 Team & AA


Team Apparatus


197721 Reece Cobb BOP BOP 1 181925 Molly Matthews BOP BOP 1 178654 Taliyah Carter BOP BOP 1 176020 Madeleine Ramsey BOP BOP 1 188613 Fiona Mendoza CAN CAN 1 106250 Piper Renaud CAN CAN 1 153488 Charlotte Thompson CAN CAN 1 124355 Renee Mein CAN CAN 1


196262 Akasha Shroff AUC AUC 1 197557 Bethany Hyde AUC AUC 1 170696 Maia Gregory AUC AUC 1 192940 Liana Carran AUC AUC 1 139861 Emily Penrose WAI 172233 Jessie Olney WAI 161443 Katie Neild TAR

140034 Brooke Hoskins-Lefevre

TAR


157413 Emma Lendrum GMA GMA 1 119197 Hayleigh Norman GMA GMA 1 119075 Florence Lee GMA GMA 1 181640 Eva Duncan CAN CAN 2 107015 Lauren Voice-Powell CAN CAN 2 299106 Maddie (Rosie) Phipps CAN CAN 2 231165 Niah Williams CAN CAN 2 542035 Mia Cao HAR


295752 Emily Reid WEL WEL 1 163008 Ava Baddeley WEL WEL 1

121941 Keira Rolston-Larking

WEL WEL 1

159829 Xanthe Chin WEL WEL 1 109840 Gemma Kirk AUC 139344 Mackenzie Lecchi AUC VT, UB, BB

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Thursday 3 October Session 6

STEP 6 Team & App (Group 1)


Team Apparatus


208048 Rachel Scott GMA GMA 1 177129 Niamh Baxter GMA GMA 1 156585 Millie Thompson GMA GMA 1 199409 Gina Kim GMA GMA 1 215898 Sophie Jones WEL 227968 Kaitlyn Russell WEL 227972 Hannah Wharehinga WEL 553141 Ria Harvey AUC 225197 Maya Mason AUC


232105 Madison Brick BOP BOP 1 197733 Lauren Tappenden BOP BOP 1 192685 Ariana Braid BOP BOP 1 214433 Lily Collier BOP BOP 1 128897 Lucy Calvert WEL 267437 Allegra Ruruku-Hunt WEL 189984 Sienna Mulchay AUC 159719 Gezreyal Maiu'u AUC


542070 Sienna Sargent HAR HAR 1 542048 Rebecca Andrewes HAR HAR 1 541967 Danielle Ogden HAR HAR 1 542033 Megan Thompson HAR HAR 1 175821 Leah McCallum CAN

212410 Isla Martin-McKenzie

CAN

255563 Agustina Gonzalez BOP 161510 Tayla Hopkins BOP 203923 Roisin Stunnell BOP

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217105 Renee Pilon NTH 232796 Karli Babe-Vercoe NTH 214664 Nicole Stoupe WAI 228672 Denirae Kaa WAI 221492 Chloe Lindon AUC 147789 Alex Quickenden AUC 170635 Scarlett Lynas AUC 165743 Eva Humphries AUC 175602 Ava Bennett AUC

Session 7



Team Apparatus


269812 Hannah Armstrong TAR TAR 1 529074 Mia Waruhia TAR TAR 1 227642 Abigene Martin TAR TAR 1 180408 Jessica Yates TAR TAR 1 180396 Claudia McKillop TAR 162118 Poppy Glasgow AUC 217300 Katelyn Sassman AUC 260405 Esther Meachen AUC 128368 Mya Zoricich AUC


142735 Ormlie van Veldhuizen

HBP HBP 1

176615 Nikita Steffert HBP HBP 1 174883 Bella Kilmetova HBP HBP 1 160427 Maia Lumsden SOU SOU 1 299977 Lucy Harrex SOU SOU 1 187456 Amber Horwood SOU SOU 1 225934 Mikayla Bloomfield TOP TOP 1 195043 Ashlee Reddecliffe TOP TOP 1 225945 Anita Rutledge TOP TOP 1


206141 Milana Henderson AUC AUC 1 156472 Jemma Cronin AUC AUC 1 168457 Madeline Meredith AUC AUC 1 139213 Aria Johnstone AUC AUC 1

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214895 Yui Ishikawa OTA OTA 1 270600 Jessica Abernathy OTA OTA 1 179217 India Dougherty OTA OTA 1 126982 Gabriella Horo OTA OTA 1 204309 Ella Rowe OTA


304641 Sienna Hooft CAN CAN 1 188174 Claudia Renaud CAN CAN 1 200572 Lulu Pearse CAN CAN 1 142318 Cara Southam CAN CAN 1 141749 Jessica Lee-Joe WEL WEL 1 173931 Lucy Roberts WEL WEL 1 230603 Kate Seymour WEL WEL 1 198658 Giselle Kenworthy WEL WEL 1 192246 Rachel Baker WEL

Session 8

STEP 9 Team & AA


Team Apparatus


257518 Lucy Packer AUC AUC 1 186660 Tannah van Niekerk AUC AUC 1 168474 Elaine Zhai AUC AUC 1 110032 Kaatje Ymker AUC AUC 1 283036 Grace Wellington AUC 542029 Maycee Rivers HAR VT, UB


174915 Sarah Jennings WEL WEL 1 174027 Emmilyn Stevens WEL WEL 1

134715 Lucy Buick-Constable

WEL WEL 1

150251 Nina Usui TOP


160245 Bridie Shelton OTA 521790 Amy Buckley OTA 126718 Ella Macgillivray OTA VT, BB, FX

115135 Abby Stevens OTA VT, BB, FX

136662 Michelle Crawford NTH

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122313 Keelin Leong WAI 129350 Georgia Clarke WAI 147850 Grace Northern CAN 162266 Aimee Didierjean CAN 123043 India Jarden BOP

Session 9

STEP 10, Junior International & Senior International Team & AA Trans Tasman Competition


Team Apparatus

Group 1 - JI & SI

Olivia Doherty AUS AUS 2

Grace Humphries AUS AUS 2

Jaymee Dillon AUS AUS 2

Michaela Smith AUS AUS 2 153635 Alisa Wada CAN CAN 1 171915 Jun McDonald CAN CAN 1 592600 Daria Indioukov CAN CAN 1 132830 Caitlin Todd AUC VT, BB

Group 2 - STEP 10

Jayde Beutel AUS AUS 1

Rebecca Rainey AUS AUS 1

Tiarna Green AUS AUS 1

Felicity Hayward AUS AUS 1 122311 Brenna Leong WAI NZ 1 160246 Alyssa Shelton OTA NZ 1 194883 Sophie Manson TOP NZ 1

Friday 4 October

Session 11



Team Apparatus


149626 Sienna Manisty HBPB HBPB 1 171193 Samantha Lawes HBPB HBPB 1

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222856 Emily Payne HBPB HBPB 1 269401 Sarah Fenwick HBPB HBPB 1

211509 Pyae Thazin (Cindy)

Soe AUC AUC 1

531975 Merle Zibolsky AUC AUC 1 162119 Sophie Glasgow AUC AUC 1 283902 Natsumi Sekizaki AUC AUC 1 156710 Renee Brown AUC


226602 Lucy Moore CAN CAN 1 541880 Ana Sloane CAN CAN 1 268846 Leah Kostic CAN CAN 1 262596 Lily McLeod CAN CAN 1 204972 Sabrina Chong WAI WAI 1 535647 Ralo Bright WAI WAI 1 227303 Cate Young WAI WAI 1 157065 Charlie Te Hira WAI WAI 1 278389 Hayley Beswick CAN


208819 Charlie Simmons WEL WEL 1 171377 Bonnie Sue WEL WEL 1 267024 Susannah Charlier WEL WEL 1

180094 Sophia Paviour-Smith

WEL WEL 1

209036 Darcy O'Sullivan TAR TAR 1 143208 Olivia Earl TAR TAR 1 182720 Caeley Hattle TAR TAR 1 185902 Cailin Ward TAR TAR 1 275928 Hayla Farrell-Day AUC 269138 Isabella Linkhorn AUC


269872 Lulu Miller BOP BOP 1 194104 Lily Evans BOP BOP 1 264613 Tia Te-Rini BOP BOP 1 116249 Jazmine Trusler BOP BOP 1 160162 Taya Kain OTA 204194 Sienna Wright AOR 244288 Edith Berryman WEL 192251 Abby Garrett WEL 228847 Lauren Hastie WEL 180111 Katherine Peters WEL

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Session 12



Team Apparatus


534476 Alyssa Gauldie SOU SOU 1 534480 Millie Scott SOU SOU 1 534505 Samara Morris SOU SOU 1 534494 Libby Webb SOU SOU 1 208863 Shayla Ashton WEL 281316 Abby Groombridge WEL 148720 Riana Moffatt WEL 553135 Kahu Barsdell AUC 553143 Poppy Lawrence AUC


177374 Sienna Gilmore WAN WAN 1 159025 Brianna Marshall WAN WAN 1 198325 Charlee Wood WAN WAN 1 121813 Kayla Yum WAN WAN 1 531950 Freya Reid GMA GMA 1 531961 Mya Hoskins GMA GMA 1 531957 Kate Jerkovic GMA GMA 1 531994 Emma Jesson GMA GMA 1 189236 Amelie Lianto GMA


217900 Lily-Mae Smith NOR NOR 1 169770 Katelyn Delemare NOR NOR 1 220147 Amy Collecutt NOR NOR 1 205470 Keala Mann NOR NOR 1 248334 Jaylyn Tasker TOT 199999 Kaitlin Stuart TOT 218325 Nika Miguel CAN 267779 Sophia Willis CAN 212253 Olivia Meyer CAN Group 4 FX, V, UB, BB

542072 Sienna Shields HAR HAR 1 541941 Ava Samuels HAR HAR 1 300320 Eva Angjelinovic HAR HAR 1 542067 Seo Youn Park HAR HAR 1 140622 Jessica Freeman AUC

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175488 Daniella Van Delden AUC 169271 Emma Ford CAN 273728 Paige Martin CAN 242493 Milischa Holland CAN

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Appedix 18 – Stadium Plan

Spectator seating for RG & AER is on the Ground

Floor.

l All other spectator seating is located on Level 2

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