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Dear District 13 Rinks, Coaches and Skaters,
The coaches, staff, and skaters of Bremerton Ice Center are pleased to invite you to the 21st Annual
Love to Skate Competition!
Competition The dates for this year’s competition will be February 3 – 4,
4, 2012
2012. We are
continuing to offer the Open Freestyle events. These freestyle events allow skaters to perform spins
from ANY level. Jump restrictions still apply. Skaters participating in the open freestyle level in
spotlight or artistic events need to adhere to stated maneuver restrictions on jumps and spins.
Questions? Contact the competition director.
All entries must be postmarked on or before January 6,
6, 2012
2012. Any entries postmarked after January 7,
2012
2012, will be charged a double entry fee at the discretion of the Competition Director. Please have
your Skating Director or Team Coach collect and confirm all entries and send them in together. Be
sure to sign and verify each entry before sending them to Bremerton Ice Center. If you would like a
souvenir competition t-shirt or sweatshirt, please find the order form contained in this packet. Orders
can also be placed at the competition.
This packet should include all the information you will need. Please be sure to read the packet entirely
so you can enjoy the full experience. The practice ice schedule will accompany the schedule of events.
If you do not see an event that you would like to participate in or have any additional questions, feel
free to call or e-mail Allison Miller (information below) and she will be more than happy to assist you.
Winter is a beautiful time of year to enjoy Kitsap Peninsula, so we hope that you will have an
opportunity to discover some of what our area has to offer while you are here. Please visit
www.visitkitsap.com for more information.
We look forward to seeing you at our competition this year!
Competition Dates: February 3 – 4, 2012
Entry Form Deadline:
January 6, 2012
Deadline:
Mail Entry Forms to:
Bremerton Ice Center
Attention: Allison
Allison Miller
1950 Homer Jones Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310
For more information, please call or ee-mail:
Allison Miller
360360-479479-7465 rink
360360-479479-9028 fax
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sincerely,
Allison Miller
Allison Miller
Competition Director
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21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
BREMERTON ICE CENTER
February 3 – 4, 2012
RULES
The competition will be conducted in accordance with the guidelines contained in the most recent edition of the
ISI Handbook. The new 2012 rules will be in effect at this year’s competition. SEE THE ATTACHED DETAILS
FOR MORE INFORMATION.
VERIFICATION
The Team Coach or Skating Director must sign each form to verify that the information contained on the entry
form is true and accurate. The information on the entry form must be complete and accurate. Inaccurate
and/or incomplete forms will be returned. False information will result in disqualification.
There will be a $25 fee for any changes made to your original entry form.
ENTRIES – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
The Team Coach or Skating Director from each rink should collect the fully completed entry forms accompanied
by a check or money order in the appropriate amount and mail or return to:
Bremerton Ice Center
Attn: Allison Miller
1950 Homer Jones Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310
[email protected]
All entries must be postmarked on or before FRIDA
FRIDAY,
6, 2012
2012. Make checks payable to BIC.
DAY, JANUARY 6,
There will be NO refunds.
refunds. LATE ENTRIES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE
COMPETITION DIRECTOR AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO LATE FEES.
We reserve the right to limit the number of entries and to refuse late entries.
**PLEASE INCLUDE AN ALPHABETIZED TEAM LIST WITH SKATERS NAME, AGE, ISI # AND EVENTS ENTERED.**
NTERED.**
ELIGIBILITY
The competition is open to ALL SKATERS ages 2-100, who are current registered individual members of I.S.I. (Ice Skating
Institute). All entrants must compete in the highest test level they have passed and registered with the ISI on or before
January 6, 2012. All skaters’ ISI memberships and test level completion will be verified
verified through ISI.
Skaters tested at the following US Figure Skating test levels
may compete no lower than the corresponding ISI test level.
Adult Pre-Bronze
Pre Preliminary/ Adult Bronze
Preliminary/ Pre Juvenile/ Adult Silver
Adult Gold
Juvenile/ Intermediate
Novice
Junior/ Senior
Freestyle
Freestyle
Freestyle
Freestyle
Freestyle
Freestyle
Freestyle
2/ Open Bronze
3/Open Bronze
4/Open Silver
5/Open Silver or Gold
6/Open Gold
7/Open Platinum
8/Open Platinum
EVENTS
Tot 1-4, Pre-Alpha through Delta, Freestyle 1-10, Interpretive, Artistic, Stroking (Alpha through Delta), Solo Compulsory
Moves (Tots through Freestyle 10), Test Maneuvers, Shoot the Duck, Spotlight, Couples Spotlight, Family Spotlight,
Ensemble Team, Open Freestyle (Bronze through Platinum), Synchronized, and Jump & Spin. Male and Female skaters will
compete separately in Technical events only. The age groups will be determined by the number of entries in each event.
REGISTRATION
All skaters are to check in at registration 45 minutes prior to their scheduled event (except for skaters in the first
event of the day). If the competition is running ahead of schedule, an event may begin earlier than its scheduled
time. Registration will open 30 minutes prior to start of competition.
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TEAM POINTS
Team points have been raised for all ISI competitions for Synchronized teams.
First Place: 25 points
Fourth Place: 10 points
Second Place: 20 points
Fifth Place: 5 points
Third Place: 15 points
**In addition each team will receive 5 participation points for competing.
All other event entries receive 1 participation point plus the following points for placement:
First Place: 5 points
Fourth Place: 2 points
Second Place: 4 points
Fifth Place: 1 point
Third Place: 3 points
MUSIC
Cassette tapes or CDs are acceptable and must be labeled with the skater’s name, event, age, and rink name.
Please have
have a backback-up for your cassette or CD.
CD Music must be handed in at the registration desk when you
check in. Cassettes must be rewound.
rewound No more than one program on a cassette or CD. Music may be picked
up at the registration desk one hour after the scheduled event. Please remember to pick up your music before
leaving the competition.
AWARDS
Awards will be presented to the 1 – 5 place winners in each event. Awards will be presented upon the
posting of each event.
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PICTURES & VIDEO
A photographer will be on location to take pictures of any skaters wishing to purchase photos.
Photos will be available to purchase at that time only.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
The schedule of events will be sent to each rink (not to the individual skaters) and posted on our website,
www.bremertonicecenter.com, 10 days prior to event. Please check with your Skating Director or coach after
January 23, 2012 for your event times.
ACCOUNTING REVIEW REQUEST
Review requests may be made in writing and submitted by the Team Coach to the Competition Director or the
Chief Referee no later than one hour after the results have been posted. All review requests must include a
$50.00 fee, which will be refunded should the review request be upheld. Review requests concerning
“judgment” will not be considered. The Chief Referee’s decision will be final.
PRACTICE SESSIONS
A practice schedule will be mailed to each rink (not to individual skaters) and will be posted on our website,
www.bremertonicecenter.com, by January 23, 2012.
TIMING AND DURATION OF ROUTINES
All routines will start from a stationary position. The timing of the routine will start with any action after the music starts
(even if the feet are not moving). Timing stops when the skater stops moving completely.
Program Durations listed in minutes
Tot 1-4
Pre Alpha – Delta
Freestyle 1-3
Freestyle 4-5 / Open Bronze-Silver
Freestyle 6
Freestyle 7 / Open Gold
Freestyle 8
Freestyle 9-10 / Open Platinum
Pair 1
Pair 2-3
Pair 4
Pair 5-6
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1.0
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
4.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
Spotlight Pre Alpha–Delta
Spotlight FS 1–FS 3 / Bronze
Spotlight FS 4–FS 5 / Silver
Spotlight FS 6-10 / Gold / Platinum
Couples Spotlight Low
Couples Spotlight Med
Couples Spotlight Intermediate
Couples Spotlight High
Ensemble Team
Family Spotlight
Synchronized Teams
1.0
1.5
1.5
2.0
1.0
1.5
1.5
2.0
3.0
1.5
2.0-4.5 (see new chart)
10 SECOND LEEWAY
The 10-second leeway over the prescribed time applies to all program events with music. This means that
judging will stop at 10 seconds over the prescribed time. If the skater skates 11-14 seconds over the prescribed
time, he/she will be given a duration score of 5.0. Any required maneuver done past the 10 second leeway will
receive a zero. There is no penalty for skating under the prescribed time.
UNCAPTURED MANEUVERS
There are certain maneuvers that are not listed as requirements in any of the test levels. These moves are called
uncaptured maneuvers:
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
Uncaptured
½ rotation jumps may be performed at any level.
gliding maneuvers may be performed at any level.
full rotation jumps may be performed at the FS 2 level or higher.
1 ½ rotation jumps may be performed at the FS 4 level or higher.
two rotation jumps may be performed at the FS 5 level or higher.
spins using a variation of the camel position may be performed at the FS 5 level or higher.
spins using a variation of the layback position may be performed at the FS 6 level or higher.
back sit-spins and back camel spins can be performed on either edge.
The penalty for performing an uncaptured maneuver at the wrong level will be given the grade of 2.0 on the
judge’s sheet under extra content. Specific uncaptured maneuvers can be found in the ISI Handbook pages 310316.
SKATERS WARMWARM-UPS
There will be a short warm-up period before each event.
JUDGING
In fairness to the competitors, all rinks with skaters entered in the competition must cover an appropriate number of
judging panels. Please see the 2012 ISI Handbook for guidelines. All judges must be certified and have passed the
2012 Update Test if their original tests were taken before October 1, 2011. All coaches & judges must have a current
ISI Professional membership. All Professional Memberships and Judges’ Certifications will be verified by ISI.
DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS
ISI TEST & COMPETITION REVISIONS
The test and competition revisions effective January 1, 2012
2012 will be applied.
TECHNICAL EVENTS – SOLO
Tots 11-4: Skaters are to perform a program to music, including all of the required maneuvers from the test
level. Tot 1-4 skaters are not permitted or required to perform an additional maneuver from a higher test level.
Coaches will be allowed to accompany their students on the ice for these events, if necessary.
Pre Alpha – Delta: Skaters are to perform a program to music, including all the required maneuvers from the
test level. In addition, skaters must perform
perform one additional maneuver from Freestyle 1. Moves from a lower
level are also permitted and any “uncaptured” moves for these levels are allowed. Skaters that perform two
different Freestyle 1 moves will be penalized with a 2.0 given under Additional Move.
In Beta, the foot must be lifted off the ice for the back crossover. Cut backs do not meet the test requirements.
In Gamma,
Gamma at least three strokes must precede the Mohawk combination, for a total of seven steps.
In Delta, the edges must be done consecutively outside-outside and inside-inside. The lunge must be done in a straight line and
completed with a one-foot glide.
Freestyle 11-10: Skaters are to perform a program to music, including all the required maneuvers from the test
level. Skaters are limited to three attempts per required maneuver during their program. Additional maneuvers
from higher test levels or uncaptured moves from higher levels are not permitted.
In FS 1,
1 the edges must be done consecutively; outside-outside and inside-inside
ARTISTIC EVENT
This event is open to all skaters Freestyle 1 and above. Props of any kind are no longer permitted in the artistic event.
This includes a portion of a costume (hats, boas, etc.) if it is detached from the costume and used as a prop.
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The following maneuver limitations apply:
FS 11-3 / Open Bronze – Maneuvers allowed are FS 4 and below, Duration - 1:30 min.
FS 44-5 / Open Silver – Maneuvers allowed are FS 6 and below, Duration – 1:30 min.
FS 66-10 / Open Gold or Platinum – All maneuvers allowed, Duration – 2:00 min.
INTERPRETIVE
Open to all skaters at the Alpha level or higher. The skaters will listen to a previously chosen piece of music three times on
warm-up. The music will be played a fourth time for the skater to listen to while off the ice. The skater then creates a
program to the music. Emphasis is on the skater’s ability to choreograph to music, not on the difficulty of the skating
maneuvers performed. Skaters may not receive any help from their coach or others during this event. Music for FS3 and
below will be 1 minute in length, FS4 and above will be 1.5 minutes.
The following maneuver limitations apply:
Alpha – Delta – Maneuvers allowed are FS 1 and below
FS 1-3 / Open Bronze – Maneuvers allowed are FS 4 and below
FS 4-5 / Open Silver – Maneuvers allowed are FS 6 and below
FS 6-10 / Open Gold or Platinum – All maneuvers allowed
SOLO COMPULSORY MOVES TOTS THROUGH FREESTYLE 10
This event is open to skaters in Tots to Freestyle 10 levels. Skaters are to perform a mini program of the three
selected maneuvers, without music. Each maneuver may only be attempted one time. A minimum amount of
connecting steps will be allowed, however, there is no grade given for these interconnecting moves. Additional
maneuvers are not allowed.
The following are the three selected maneuvers:
FS 11-5 on ½ ice
FS 66-10 on Full Ice
Note: There is no penalty for the quantity of swizzles, wiggles, strokes or crossovers performed in the Tot-Beta levels.
Only the quality of the maneuvers is judged.
Tot 1
Tot 2
Tot 3
Tot 4
Pre Alpha
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Freestyle 1
Freestyle 2
Freestyle 3
Freestyle 4
Freestyle 5
Freestyle 6
Freestyle 7
Freestyle 8
Freestyle 9
Freestyle 10
March in place, Fall down/Get up, March while moving
Moving swizzles (3x), 2 Foot Jump in place (3x), 2 Foot Glide
Dip, Preparation for Snowplow Stop, Backward Wiggles
Back Swizzles, Back Wiggles, 2 ft or 1 ft Snowplow Stop
Forward Swizzles, 1 Foot Glide, Back Swizzles
Forward Stroking, Left over Right Crossovers, 1 Foot Snowplow Stop
Back Crossovers Left over Right, Left Foot T-Stop, Backward Stroking
Right Outside 3-turn, Left Inside Mohawk Combination, Hockey Stop
Left Inside 3-turn, 4 Consecutive Inside Edges, Lunge
Forward Arabesque, One-Half Flip, Two-Foot Spin
One-Foot Spin, Ballet Jump, One-Half Toe Walley
Backward Arabesque, Change Foot Spin, Toe Loop
Loop Jump, Sit Spin, Flip Jump
Axel, Fast Back Scratch Spin, Camel Spin
Jump Combination, Split Falling Leaf, Double Salchow
Combination Spin, Flying Camel Spin, Double Toe Walley
Double Flip, Flying Sit Spin, Double Loop
Double Lutz, Flying Camel-Jump Sit Spin, Axel/Double Loop Combination
Death Drop, Arabian Cartwheel/Butterfly, Triple Edge Jump
TEST MANEUVERS
Skaters will perform two maneuvers from their level or a higher level. The maneuvers are listed in the entry
packet. Each skater will be able to attempt each maneuver two times. These maneuvers will be done on ½ ice.
Skaters may compete at one level above their registered test level. **ALL
ALL MANEUVERS
MANEUVERS MAY BE DONE IN
EITHER DIRECTION OR FOOT.
FOOT
The following are the two selected test maneuvers for each level:
level:
Tot 1
Tot 2
March in Place
Begin 2 foot glide
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Two-Foot jump in place
Tot 3
Tot 4
Pre Alpha
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Freestyle 1
Freestyle 2
Freestyle 3
Freestyle 4
Freestyle 5
Freestyle 6
Freestyle 7
Forward Swizzles
Backward Swizzles
One Foot Glide (either foot)
Forward Crossovers
Backward Crossovers
Outside Three Turn
Lunge
Arabesque (Spiral)
Ballet Jump
Salchow Jump
Flip Jump
Axel Jump
Double Salchow Jump
Double Toe Loop Jump
Dip
T-Position and push (either foot)
Backward Swizzles
Forward Stroking
T-Stop
Mohawk Combination
Bunny Hop
Waltz Jump
One Foot Spin
Change Foot Spin
Sit Spin
Camel Spin
Spin Combination
Flying Camel Spin
Freestyle 8
Freestyle 9
Freestyle 10
Double Loop Jump
Double Lutz Jump
Double Axel Jump
Flying Sit Spin
Flying Camel-Jump Sit Spin
Death Drop
STROKING – ALPHA THROUGH DELTA
Skaters will perform forward stroking in both directions to music of different tempos selected by the
Competition Director. Skaters will be grouped together by age and ability level. Crossovers are optional and
will not be judged.
STROKING – FREESTYLE 1 THOUGH 4
Skaters will perform the above in addition to backward stroking with back crossovers in both directions.
SHOOT THE DUCK
Skaters will compete in two divisions - Pre-Alpha through Delta and Freestyle 1 and up. The fee for the shoot
the duck is only $2.00.
$2.00 There will only be 1 winner in each division. Timing will begin when the skater’s hips
are below the knee level. Hands may be placed on the knee or free leg. Freestyle skaters must stand up to
complete maneuver. Falling will result in disqualification.
FOOTWORK
FOOTWORK
Open to skaters Freestyle 1 and above. This event is also available for all Open Freestyle levels. Skaters perform
Footwork Sequences of their own design to music, and are grouped by age and test level. The one-minute
program should contain a variety of turns and connecting steps, and may contain ½ rotation jumps and spins
less than three revolutions.
JUMP & SPIN TEAMS – (USE TEAM ENTRY FORM)
FORM)
Two person teams:
teams Skater #1 will perform the same jump maneuver twice, while skater #2 stands still. Skater
#2 then performs the same spin maneuver twice, while skater #1 stands still. If partners are of different skill
levels, then they will compete at the higher level. The following are the maneuvers to be performed:
Low
Medium
Intermediate
High
Pre Alpha-Delta
FS 1, 2 & 3/Bronze
FS 4 & 5/Silver
FS 6-10/Gold/Plat.
2 Foot Hop or Bunny Hop
Toe Loop or ½ Flip
Half Loop or Axel
Double Salchow or Double Loop
2 Foot Spin
1 Foot Spin or 2 Foot Spin
Sit Spin or Backspin
Flying Camel or Flying Sit Spin
Four person teams:
teams This event will be conducted the same as the previous with 4 skaters and 4 maneuvers. The
following is a list of the maneuvers to be performed:
Low
Medium
Intermediate
High
Pre-Alpha-Beta
Gamma-Delta
FS 1-4
FS 5-10
Two Foot Glide, Forward Stroking, Right T-Stop, R/L Forward Crossovers
Hockey Stop, RFO 3-Turn, Bunny Hop, Lunge or Shoot the Duck
2 Foot Spin, Ballet Jump, Change Foot Spin, Loop Jump
Lutz Jump, Layback Spin, Double Toe Loop, Flying Sit Spin
OPEN BRONZE – OPEN PLATINUM
PLATINUM EVENTS
Freestyle skaters now have even more options to participate in ISI competition events. Skaters who have passed
any level of the traditional Freestyle 1-10 tests can also participate in the new Open Freestyle events. USFS
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skaters need to be current ISI members and pass the test level that corresponds to their current USFS level (see
page 1 for level specifications). Skaters who participate in the Open Freestyle event are allowed to perform spins
from ANY level. Jump limitations still apply. Jump and
and spin limitations apply to Open levels for Artistic and
Spotlight events.
There are NO REQUIRED MANUEVERS for these new “open” events.
Please check the ISI website, www.skateisi.org for complete details for all Open Freestyle events.
SPOTLIGHT EVENTS
Spotlight Light Entertainment:
Entertainment: To entertain in a refreshing, lighthearted, vaudevillian fashion using music,
costumes and props (optional).
Spotlight Dramatic: An artistic theatrical performance by an individual skater that evokes an emotional response
from the judges and audience. The skater’s interpretation should create a mood that is enhanced by style,
creativity, costuming and props. The overall impression at the conclusion of the performance should be that it
was dramatic, not lighthearted, as in the Light Entertainment category.
Spotlight Character: Individual skater portrays a famous, easily identifiable character, through the use of music,
costume, props and actions. Opportunity exists here for the skater to be creative, original and exciting.
Examples: Pink Panther, Superman, Cinderella, Minnie / Mickey Mouse, etc.
Skaters may enter more than one category. Each program must be different. Spotlight events have no required
maneuvers. Emphasis is placed on the theatrical and entertainment value of the skater’s performance, rather
than on the technical accuracy of specific maneuvers. Skaters are limited as to the maneuvers that may be
performed during their Spotlight programs.
SOLO SPOTLIGHT
Solo Spotlight is divided into four categories:
Low – Tots to Delta (duration 1.0 minute) - Maneuvers allowed are FS 1 and below
Medium – FS 1-3 / Open Bronze (duration 1.5 minutes) - Maneuvers allowed are FS 4 and below
Intermediate – FS 4-5 / Open Silver (duration 1.5 minutes) - Maneuvers allowed are FS 6 and below
High – FS 6-10 / Open Gold or Platinum (duration 2.0 minutes) - All Maneuvers allowed
COUPLES SPOTLIGHT
Two skaters perform a routine together that is entertaining, emotional or portrays characters. If a lower level
skater wishes to skate with a higher level skater, they must compete following the rules of the higher level.
Couples Spotlight is divided into four categories:
Low – Tots to Delta (duration 1.0 minute) - Maneuvers allowed are FS 1 and below
Medium
Medium – FS 1-3 / Open Bronze (duration 1.5 minutes) - Maneuvers allowed are FS 4 and below
Intermediate – FS 4-5 / Open Silver (duration 1.5 minutes) – Maneuvers allowed are FS 6 and below
High – FS 6-10 / Open Gold or Platinum (duration 2.0 minutes) - All Maneuvers allowed
ENSEMBLE TEAM
Three to seven skaters perform a routine that follows Spotlight costume & prop rules and specifications. Use
Team Entry Form. Any skating maneuvers are allowed.
FAMILY SPOTLIGHT
Family Spotlight is open to a team of two or more family members. Skate a routine that follows Spotlight
costume & prop rules and specifications. Use Team Entry Form. Any skating maneuvers are allowed.
COSTUMES AND PROPS – SPOTLIGHT EVENTS
Elaborate costumes and props are encouraged to help skaters with the act. Skaters may have assistance at the ice
door. Props are limited to those that the skaters can hand carry onto the ice themselves (in one trip).
trip) The
following props will not be allowed:
*wet mops with bucket of water
*flame oriented props
*anything that could alter the surface of the ice
*live props
*off ice participation during the number
*assistance in setting up the prop
Rule in Effect: 30 seconds to set up prop and 30 seconds to remove prop. Bremerton Ice Center is not responsible for lost,
damaged or stolen props.
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Rink Size: 200’ x 85’
ISI SYNCHRONIZED SKATING FORMATION RULES
Mandatory as of January 1, 2008
Skaters are to skate as one unit as opposed to individual soloists. Teams will be composed of 8-24 skaters.
Synchronized skating stresses the importance of unison (please see the 2012 ISI Handbook for more details).
We look forward to the participation of Synchronized Skating Teams at Bremerton’s 20th Annual Love to Skate
Competition. Be aware that the new ISI rules changes for Synchronized Events will be in effect.
Please carefully review the following rule changes:
JUMPS, SPINS,
SPINS, LIFTS & INTERSECTIONS
Lifts are restricted to teen skating events only. The lifting hand of the lifter(s) should not extend higher than their head(s).
Acrobatic lifts: moves in which the skater is only held by the blade(s), foot (feet), leg(s) and arm(s) and swung around.
Acrobatic lifts are not allowed. All lifts where the lifted skater(s) is in a totally vertical sustained position with the head
down are considered an expression of acrobatics and therefore illegal. Assisted vaults or other lifts where the lifting skaters
is rotating around him or herself are allowed provided there is no sustained, totally vertical position with the head down.
Backward spiral intersections are not allowed at any level.
PENALTIES
* 2.0 Correctness for Formation teams who do lifts or acrobatic moves
* 2.0 Technical Merit for Skating teams who do lifts, restricted lifts, backward spiral intersections or acrobatic moves
* 2.0 Correctness/technical merit for teams that do not retrieve fallen items from the ice immediately after the performance
* Jumps (single rotation and below) are permitted at any level in the skating category
* Axels are permitted in the skating category with less than half the team performing the jump at any time
* Spins are restricted to upright spins only in the Tot & all Youth (Junior Youth, Youth and Senior Youth) age groupings
* Any spins are allowed at the Teen and Adult skating levels
* No lifts or rotation jumps allowed at the formation level
* No double or triple jumps are allowed at any level
NUMBER OF SKATERS
Skating teams will be limited to no more than 24 skaters.
DURATION AND AGE DIVISIONS
Age divisions:
* Tots Majority: 6 years or younger
* Junior Youth Majority: 8 years or younger
* Youth Majority: 9-11 years
* Senior Youth Majority: 12-14 years
* Teen Majority: 14-19 years
* Adult Majority: 20 years or older
Skating team duration changes:
* Tots
2.00 (10 second leeway)
* Junior Youth 2.30 (10 second leeway)
* Youth
3:00 (10 second leeway)
* Senior Youth
* Teen
* Adult
3:30 (10 second leeway)
4:30 (10 second leeway)
3:30 (10 second leeway)
COMPETITION ATTIRE
We strongly suggest teams use a method called “sewing hair” to secure hair for performances. Bobby pins are
not allowed. Costumes that alter the surface of the ice are not permitted. Items that fall from a costume must
be picked up immediately after the performance so no deduction will be given. The penalty for not retrieving
fallen items will be 2.0 under Correctness/Technical merit.
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Coaches and Judges Registration Form
Please list below all of the available judges from your rink attending the ISI 21st ANNUAL LOVE TO SKATE OP
OPEN
EN
COMPETITION, February 3 – 4, 2012. Please print their complete name, ISI Associate Member number and ISI Judges
Certification level.
This year’s 21st ANNUAL LOVE TO SKATE COMPETITION will require all teams to provide one judge for every 10 skaters
or less representing your rink. Bremerton Ice Center will utilize only those judges who have passed the ISI Judges
Certification Test. All coaches who have passed any level of judge certification exam prior to 10/1/11 must take and pass the
2012 Update Test to maintain their current certification level.
Bremerton Ice Center will send every team coach a blank judges’
judges’ schedule so that each judge can sign up for a judging slot
when they are available. This will eliminate any conflicts and nono-show judging assignments.
assignments.
Name of Rink / Team:
Will there by a designated Team Coach?
If yes, name of Coach:
Telephone #:
Yes
No
Rink #:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Certification Level:
Professional #:
E-Mail:
I attest that these judges are current ISI Professional Members, are currently certified and will fulfill all
assignments throughout the competition and will attend the judges meeting.
Team Coach Signature:
Signature:
Date:
Mail to:
Bremerton Ice Center
1950 Homer Jones Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310
Attn: Allison Miller or Send via fax to 360-479-9028
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Welcome All Ice Skaters
To the Baymont Inn & Suites Bremerton
Bremerton, WA
5640 Kitsap Way
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-377-7666
360-479-5028 fax
BOOKING
Please contact the Baymont Inn directly to book your rooms.
Competition Rate.
Ask for the Love to Skate
COST
All skaters will be guaranteed a rate of $75.00 per room / per night. Reservations must be
placed by February 1, 2011 to receive the discounted rate.
DATES
Rooms have been blocked off for Friday, February 4 through Sunday, February 5.
HOTEL SERVICES & AMENITIES
Relax in your room or take a swim in their heated indoor pool. If you need to relieve stress or
wind down after a long day of skating they offer a fitness room with state of the art equipment
for any type of workout. Complimentary Wireless Internet is available. Complimentary full hot
breakfast is provided every morning to all guests.
DIRECTIONS
*From the South, travel North on I-5 towards Seattle. At exit 132, turn right onto ramp
towards So. 38th St. / WA-16 / Gig Harbor / Bremerton. Keep straight to stay on ramp towards
S 38 St. West / WA-16 W / Tacoma Mall / Gig Harbor / Bremerton. Keep left to stay on ramp.
Take ramp left onto SR-16 towards WA-16 towards WA-16 / Bremerton / Sprague Ave. Road
name changes to SR-3. Take Kitsap Way exit, and turn left at Kitsap Way and the hotel will be
on your right.
If you need directions from the ferries, please call.
Other hotels:
Silverdale Beach Motel
Oxford Inn & Suites
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO RINK
From the South:
Take Hwy 16 West toward Bremerton
Hwy 16 turns into Hwy 3 North
Take the first Bremerton exit (Navy Yard City). Follow ships!
Turn right (east) onto Hwy 304 (Burwell Street)
During Construction, follow detour signs to 6th Avenue
Turn right onto 6th Avenue
Go to the end of 6th Ave. and turn left on Washington Ave.
Turn right at the Manette Bridge
Turn left at the end of the bridge onto Wheaton Way
Turn right (northeast) onto Schley after the YMCA sign
Bremerton Ice Center is up the hill on the right
From the North:
Take the Bremerton SR-303 NW Waaga Way Exit
Go South on Waaga Way
Turn left (east) onto Sheridan
Turn immediate right (south) onto Wheaton Way
Turn left (northeast) onto Homer Jones Dr
Bremerton Ice Skating Center on right
**Follow
signs to the Kitsap Family YMCA
**
**If
** you need directions from the ferries, please call.
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
Bremerton Ice Center
February 3 – 4, 2012
Entry Deadline January 6, 2012
INDIVIDUAL ENTRY FORM
Name:
Address:
Home Phone:
Date of Birth:
/
Skater’s ISI #:
Coaches Name:
Rink Representing:
/
Expiration:
Parent(s) Name:
City:
Zip:
E-Mail:
Age (as of February 11, 2011):
Male
( ) Pending
Highest ISI Test Passed:
Coaches Phone:
Female
Are you an active USFS member who has competed at or above the Novice Level (individual or synchronized) at any USFS National
Yes No
Championship within the last two years?
TOTSTOTS-DELTA
□ Tots (1-4) Ages 6 and under
□ Solo Compulsory Moves
□ Solo Technical (PreAlpha-Delta)
□ Stroking (Alpha-Delta)
□ Test Maneuvers (Level _____ )
□ Spotlight
□ Character
□ Dramatic
□ Light Entertainment
□ Interpretive (Alpha-Delta)
□ Shoot the Duck (Pre Alpha-Delta)
FREESTYLE
OPEN FREESTYLE
FREESTYLE
□ Solo Compulsory Moves
□ Solo Technical
□ Artistic (FS 1-10 – All ages)
□ Stroking (FS 1-4)
□ Test Maneuvers (Level ______ )
□ Footwork
□ Spotlight
□ Character
□ Dramatic
□ Light Entertainment
□ Interpretive (FS 1-10)
□ Shoot the Duck
□
□
□
□
Bronze (FS 1-3)
Silver (FS 4-5)
Gold (FS 5-6)
Platinum (FS 7-10)
PARTNER EVENTS
□
Couple Spotlight
□ Low (PA-Delta) □ Med (FS 1-3)
□ Int. (FS 4-5)
□ High (FS 6-10)
□
Jump & Spin 2-person Teams
□ Low (PA-Delta) □ Med (FS 1-3)
□ Int. (FS 4-5)
□ High (FS 6-10)
Skating Level
Skating Level
**Partner must also send separate entry form & fee
Entry Fee
First Event:
Event:
Each Additional
Additional Event:
Tots (First Event):
Event):
Couples Spotlight (per skater)
skater):
Pairs (per skater):
Family Entry 2 Skaters 1st Entry
(each add. Family skater $30)
Shoot the Duck
$45
$45 □
$20 □
$20 □
$20 □
$20 □
$75 □
$30 x ____ □
$2 □
Total Enclosed:
$___________
Entries and entry fee must be postmarked ON OR BEFORE
January 6, 2012. LATE ENTRIES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED
AT THE DISCRETION OF THE COMPETITION DIRECTOR
AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO LATE FEES.
Make checks payable to BIC.
BIC. NO REFUNDS!
Return completed entry to:
Bremerton Ice Center
1950 Homer Jones Drive, Bremerton, WA 98310
Attn: Allison Miller
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
*Partners Name:
*Partners Name:
*Event Name:
M
F
Age:
ISI #:
I skate in this competition at my own risk and hereby for myself, my heirs,
executors and administrators waive and release any and all rights to claims for
damages I may have against Bremerton Ice Center, and it’s employees, agents,
members or the competition committee, as well as any facility used for this
participation in this competition.
I have read all the attached and above information.
Skater’s Signature
Date
Signature of Parent (if under 18)
Date
I declare that the information above is true, that this skater’s test(s) is/are
registered, that skater is an individual member of the ISI, and is skating in the
proper categories or levels.
Team Coach or Skating Director
Date
Any changes to this original entry form will result in a
Change Fee of $25 per change - per skater
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
Bremerton Ice Center
February 3 – 4, 2012
Entry Deadline January 6, 2012
TEAM ENTRY FORM
Team Name:
Rink Address:
Phone:
Coaches Name:
City:
Zip:
Coaches Phone:
Synchronized Skating
*ages as of July 1, 2011
□ Tots Majority - ages 6 or younger
□ Junior Youth Majority – ages 8 or
younger
□ Youth Majority – 9-11 years
□ Senior Youth Majority – 12-14 years
□ Teen Majority – 14-19 years
□ Adult Majority – 20 + years
Team Events
□ Jump & Spin Team ~ Level ________
□ Ensemble Team ~ Level __________
□ Family Spotlight
Entry Fee
$15.00
$15.00 per member
Total Enclosed:
$___________
Entries and entry fee must be returned ON OR BEFORE
January 6, 2012. LATE ENTRIES WILL ONLY BE
ACCEPTED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE COMPETITION
DIRECTOR AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO LATE FEES.
Make checks payable to BIC.
BIC. Sorry, NO REFUNDS!
Skater’s Name
Age
ISI #
**USFS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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20.
**Indicate any team member who has competed at or above the Novice Level at any USFS National Championship in the last 2 years.
Coaches Signature:
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Date:
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
Competition
Program Advertising
Parents, relatives and friends are invited to purchase an ad for the program to show their support for their
favorite skater(s). Below is a copy of the artwork from which to choose. Please write the number of the ad you
wish to use and the “To” and “From” names and it will be included in our program. All ads are $5.00 each.
Ad #:
To:
From:
#1
You’ve Got Style!!
#2
HAVE FUN!!
#3
#4
#6
Smile
#5
#7
SK8 GR8
#8
#9
#10
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition
SOUVENIR PROGRAM ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY
OPPORTUNITY
Bremerton Ice Center is hosting the 21st Annual ISI Love to Skate Competition on February 3 – 4, 2012.
The competition may include teams from Washington and Oregon, with several individuals
participating in different categories.
We are asking for your support for the ISI Bremerton Skating Participants by advertising in our
souvenir program. Every skater receives a copy and is available to the public to ensure maximum
exposure for your business.
AD RATES
□ Full Page $75.00
□ ½ Page $50.00
□ Business Card $25.00
COPY DEADLINE ~ January 13, 2012
All ads must be copy ready, otherwise a setup fee will be charged. Please send order & payment to:
Bremerton Ice Center
1950 Homer Jones Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310
Attn.: Allison Miller
In agreement with the terms and conditions stated above, I authorize you to publish our advertisement
in the official program for the 21st Annual Love to Skate Competition in 2012.
Firm Name:
Phone:
Address:
Authorized By:
City:
Zip:
Any questions contact Allison Miller at 360-479-7465 or [email protected]
21st Annual Love to Skate Competition