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he State Games of Oregon, an Olympic-style amateur sport festival for Oregonians,
proudly offers citizens from every corner of the state the opportunity to participate in
their choice of sports. While not every sport is represented in this year’s event,
competition is offered in a wide range of sports for athletes of various skill levels and
interests. Over 16,000 athletes are expected to go for the gold this year in the Eighteenth
Annual State Games of Oregon. Each athlete has a unique story, but all are united in
their pursuit of excellence and will go home with fond memories.
The State Games of Oregon is a program of the non-profit Oregon Amateur Sports
Foundation (OASF). The OASF is dedicated to providing education and opportunities for all
Oregonians in sports. Since its inception 18 years ago over 150,000 have benefited from
OASF programs.
The State Games of Oregon is a member of the National Congress of State Games
(NCSG), a member of the United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors.
The OASF staff and board of directors wish all our participants good health as you
prepare for our Eighteenth Olympic-style sports festival.
OREGON AMATEUR SPORTS
FOUNDATION
4840 SW Western Avenue,
Suite 900
Beaverton, OR 97005
V > 503.520.1319
F > 503.520.9747
www.oregonamateursports.org
Qualifiers for 2005
State Games of America
FORMS
Center of
Handbook
Individual Entry
Team Entry
Volunteer Sign Up
Media Information
Form
Friends of the
Games
2003 Patrons/Sponsors
Entry Requirements
SGO Athlete of the Year
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Athlete Assistance Program
2003 Steering Committee
Host Hotels (PDX/Metro area)
Map of Competition Sites
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Sports Competition Schedule
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SPORTS
Archery
Arm Wrestling
Badminton
Baseball > 18+/30+
Basketball > Youth
Basketball > Mens Open
Basketball > Mens 40+/50+
Bowling
Cycling > BMX
Cycling > Mountain Biking
Cycling > Omnium
Diving
Adaptive Equestrian
Equestrian
Fencing
Figure Skating
Golf > Adult
Golf > Seniors
Golf > Youth
Gymnastics
Judo
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Lacrosse
Pickleball
Roller Hockey
Run/Walk 5K
Skating: Inline & Roller
Soccer > Outdoor Adult Coed
Soccer > H.S. Coed Rec
Soccer > Outdoor Rec
Soccer > Competitive H.S.
Softball > Adult SP
Softball > Girls FP
Swimming > Juniors
Swimming > Masters
Synchronized Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Track & Field
Volleyball > Indoor
Volleyball > Outdoor
Water Polo
Wrestling
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OUR GENEROUS
SPONSORS AND PATRONS
ARE THE BEST!
GRAND
PATRON
GOLD MEDAL PATRON
SILVER MEDAL PATRONS
BRONZE MEDAL PATRONS
PreEnroll.Com
Official Online Registration Provider
Senior Games Patron
Sport Patrons
Lloyd Center Ice Rink
Convention and Visitor’s Bureau of
Washington County
DeLap White Caldwell & Croy
Portland Parks and Recreation Department
Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District
Contributing Patrons
Alpenrose Velodrome
Lake Oswego Hunt Club
NW Natural Gas Company
Oaks Amusement Park
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Oregon Episcopal School
Oregon Synchronized Swimming
Committee
Paddle Palace
www.stategamesoforegon.org
Powell Valley School
Tigard-Tualatin School
District
Une Touche de Portland
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GENERAL INFORMATION
All athletes must adhere to the following rules and guidelines. Please
read them carefully prior to entering the State Games of Oregon.
Eligibility
Competition is open to all Oregon residents. Participants must be residents for at least 30
days prior to the competition. Exceptions: Those athletes residing in an adjacent state who
belong to a club based in Oregon and/or regularly train/compete in Oregon. These same athletes
may not compete in the same sport in another State Games competition.
Professional Athletes are not eligible to compete in their designated sport in the State Games
of Oregon. They may participate in exhibitions. If a professional wishes to recover his/her amateur
status, a written request must be sent to the Executive Director of Oregon Amateur Sports. The
decision to reinstate the athlete may be guided by the rules of the sport’s national governing body.
Entry Information
Online: Go to www.PreEnroll.com and select State Games of Oregon for step-by-step
entry registration. You will receive immediate confirmation and State Games receives a donation
for every on-line registration.
By mail/in person: Entry Forms are found in the center of this handbook. Fill out the
appropriate information, including the waiver on the back of the entry form and return with a
check made payable to: State Games of Oregon, 4840 S.W. Western Avenue, Suite 900,
Beaverton, OR 97005
The Waiver and Release of Liability: must be signed for entry to be accepted. If athlete is
17 years old or younger, a parent or guardian must sign the waiver.
Fee: Entry fee must accompany entry form. See individual sport information for appropriate fee.
Confirmation Notices will be mailed for all entries received by June 27, 2003. Competition site
and start time will be included if available.
Entry Deadline is June 27, 2003, unless otherwise indicated on the sport information sheet in
the handbook.
Team Entries must be submitted by the team coach.
All athletes are responsible for knowing and understanding the rules and policies
of the sport’s national governing body. Falsifying information will lead to
elimination from the event. The State Games of Oregon is not responsible for
conflicting competition times for athletes entered in more than one event/sport.
Conduct
Athletes must abide by the State Games of Oregon “Oath of Athletes”:
“I promise that I shall take part in these State Games of Oregon, respecting all rules
and officials. I will compete in a manner honoring the true spirit of sportsmanship.
This I promise, for the glory of sport and the honor of all athletes.”
Sportsmanship is the #1 priority. Individual(s) / Team(s) not abiding by this oath may be
barred from competition at the discretion of the State Games of Oregon designated on-site
commissioner.
Grievance Procedure
Protests must be filed immediately. Protest must be in writing and submitted to the
State Games of Oregon designated on-site commissioner. Protests will be resolved
according to the State Games of Oregon policies and the sport’s national governing
body’s policies.
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Refund Policy
There will be NO refunds of entry fee with the following exceptions:
Entries received after entry deadline.
Entries received after maximum number of teams are bracketed or if there are not enough
teams or individuals to form a division.
Entries of non-qualified athletes.
NO refunds will be given because an entrant fails to participate.
NO refunds will be given due to cancellation because of inclement weather.
ALL refunds will be sent by check from the State Games office within 30 days of competition.
Weather Policy
Sports using outdoor sites are weather dependent. Competitions will be conducted unless State
Games of Oregon Directors determine weather conditions to be potentially dangerous or life
threatening. There will be NO refunds for canceled events due to weather.
Awards
Medals are generally awarded for first, second and third place finishers in the finals competition.
At the discretion of the State Games of Oregon and the on-site commissioners, certificates or
ribbons may be awarded in some events.
Souvenirs
All participants/volunteers in the Summer State Games of Oregon receive a packet including:
NIKE 2003 State Games of Oregon T-shirt.
2003 State Games Souvenir Program ($1, free to competitors & Volunteers).
Coupons from sponsors and retailers
Governor’s Certificate of Participation.
Souvenirs will be on sale at selected sites.
2003 SGO ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Nominations for female and male State Games of Oregon Athlete of the Year will be submitted and
selected by State Games of Oregon Sports Commissioners. Oregon winners will be honored and
entered in the selection for the 2003 National Congress of State Games Athlete of the Year.
ATHLETE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Any Oregon athlete or team in need of financial assistance may apply for aid from the State Games of
Oregon Athlete Assistance Program, which has been established to insure that all Oregonians have the
opportunity to participate in the State Games. To apply for assistance, a written request must be
submitted explaining why the athlete or team requires aid. Send the letter, athlete’s name (or team
name), address and phone number no later than June 20, 2003 to: The State Games of Oregon
Athlete Assistance Program, 4840 SW Western Ave, Suite 900, Beaverton, OR 97005. Applicants will
be advised of the decision either by telephone or in writing no later than June 27, 2003.
Board of Directors
Honorary Chairman | Governor Vic Atiyeh
Founder and Chairman Emeritus | Ronald K. Allen Chairman | Larry Scruggs,
PhD Board | David W. Axelrod, Barbara Bonnem, William V. Cook, Kerry C.
Duffy, Terry Emmert, Mark Garrison, Governor Barbara Roberts, Linda Wells
Oregon Amateur Sports Foundation Staff
President and CEO | Kerry C. Duffy Executive Director | Dan Duffy
NIKE, Inc | 2003 State Games Design of Logo, Handbook Cover, T-shirt, Poster
Print Media Productions | Handbook design, typesetting Photography | Russ Gorman
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VOLUNTEER STEERING COMMITTEE
The Oregon Amateur Sports Foundation would like to thank the 2003
Volunteer Steering Committee, whose dedication and assistance
ensures the continuing success of these events.
Archery > Leroy Dukes, Gene Queen
Armwrestling > Eric Peterson
Badminton > Don Boje, Joann Cicrich
Baseball > Randy Clemo, Greg Lyman, Randy
Runquist
Basketball > Wil Antoine, Mikal Duilio, Dave
Kafoury, Kris Welch
Bowling > Ginny Heisler, Bob Wells, Linda
Wells
Cycling/BMX Racing > John & Barb Kimble
Cycling/Mtn. Biking > Petr Kakes
Cycling/Omnium > Tony Halford, Phil
Sanders, Laura Suditu
Diving > Lori Leach, Brian Powers
Equestrian > Susan Triplett
Equestrian/Adaptive > Carrie Perry
Fencing > Rocky Beach, Michael Marx,
Suzanne Marx
Figure Skating > Kathy Bosworth, Kris
Wilson
Golf > Phil Bostwick, Dan Duffy
Gymnastics > Lara Degenhardt, Rob Petit
Judo > Kevin McLellan, Bob Van Patten
Lacrosse > Jim Hammon, Jon Stevens
Pickleball > June Crabb, Paul Haertel
Roller Hockey > Todd Griswold
Roller Skating > Marjorie Dykeman, George
Kolibaba, Marilynn Seeman
Run/Walk/Fred Meyer 5K > Oregon Road
Runners Club
Soccer/Outdoor > Ken Brooks, Roger Lewis,
Scott Meyers, Larry Pelatt, Ed Vetsch
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Softball/ASA Adult SP > Ron Boley,
Dominic Mancini, Jennifer Rounesville
Softball/ASA Girls FP > Becky Dawson,
Boots Duffy
Swimming/Juniors > Bob Maese, Marie
Widestrom
Swimming/Masters > Kristi Gustafson
Synchronized Swimming > Becca Kane,
Kira Wright
Table Tennis > Timothy Titrud
Tennis > Kurt Lindner
Track + Field > Bill Cook, Diane Crane,
Keith Maneval
Volleyball/Indoor > Mel Freden, Mike
Vixie
Volleyball/Outdoor > Dave DeGraff, Mike
Vixie
Water Polo > Matt Bayha
Wrestling > Doug Sidor, Kevin Keeney
SITE SUPPORT
Lloyd Center Ice Rink / Don Baldwin
Mt. Hood Comm. College / Diana Rosvall
Multnomah Athletic Club / Steve Tidrick
NW Fencing Centre / Une Touche de
Portland
Oregon Episcopal School / Robbie Garvin
Portland Tennis Center / Mike Stone
The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club / Jin
Park, Kim Schramer
Tualatin Hills Parks + Recreation
District / Scott Brucker, Eric Graves, Doug
Menke, Leslie Mundt, Eric Owens, Julie
Paccarro, Ron Willoughby
Tualatin School District / Jeff Smith
Canby High School / Kevin Keeney
Computer Support / Erin Duffy
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HOST HOTELS
These rates are based on availability within the State Games room block. Please identify yourself as a State
Games participant to receive these rates. Book early. Hotels may fill their room blocks quickly and you don’t
want to miss out on these great rates! For assistance in selecting a hotel close to your competition venue,
please contact the Oregon Amateur Sports Foundation (503) 520-1319, the Convention and Visitors Bureau of
Washington County (800) 537-3149 or the Portland Oregon Visitors Association Visitor Center (503) 222-2223.
Host Hotels
Reservations
Hilton Garden Inn – Portland/Lake Oswego
14850 S.W. Kruse Oaks Dr.
(503) 684-8900
Rates starting at:
$69
[Host hotel for: Rec & HS Competitive Soccer, Softball, Wrestling]
Ramada Inn – Beaverton
13455 S.W. Canyon Road
(503) 643-9100
$55
[Host hotel for: Bowling, Diving, Water Polo, Youth Basketball, Roller Hockey]
Crowne Plaza Hotel – Lake Oswego
14811 Kruse Oaks Drive
(503) 624-8400
$59
Best Western Greenwood Inn & Suites – Beaverton
10700 S.W. Allen Boulevard
(800) 289-1300
$69
[Host hotel for: Baseball 30+, Gymnastics, Tennis]
[Host hotel for: Archery, Youth Basketball, Fencing]
Holiday Inn – Wilsonville
25425 S.W. 95th Avenue
(503) 682-5592
$59
[Host hotel for: Master’s Basketball, Baseball 18+, Wrestling, BMX Cycling, Equestrian]
Peppertree Inn – Beaverton
10720 S.W. Allen Boulevard
(800) 453-6219
$59
[Host hotel for: Armwrestling, Bowling, Cycling-Omnium]
Courtyard by Marriott – Portland
1231 N. Anchor
(503) 735-1818
Call for Charlotte
[Host hotel for: Adult Softball, Rowing, Soccer]
Courtyard by Marriott – Hillsboro
3050 N.W. Stucki Place
(503) 690-1800
$59
[Host hotel for: Youth Softball, Roller Hockey, Adult Coed Soccer, Lacrosse]
Gresham Area Hotels
Reservations
Best Western Inn & Suites, 23525 NE Halsey St.
Holiday Inn Express, 1000 NW Graham Rd.
Hampton Inn, 3039 NE 181st Ave.
(866)
(503)
(503)
(503)
288-6800
491-9700
492-2900
669-7000
$59
[Host hotels for: Swimming Juniors, Swimming Masters, Track + Field]
Beaverton/Westside
Fairfield Inn & Suites – Beaverton
15583 N.W. Gateway Court
Fairfield Inn & Suites – Lake Oswego
6100 S.W. Meadows Road
Homewood Suites by Hilton – Beaverton
15575 NW Gateway Ct.
Phoenix Inn Suites – Beaverton
15402 N.W. Cornell Road
Phoenix Inn Suites – Lake Oswego
14905 S.W. Bangy Road
Phoenix Inn Suites – Tigard
9575 S.W. Locust
Phoenix Inn - Troutdale
477 NW Phoenix Drive
(503) 972-0048
$69
(503) 670-7557
$69
(503) 614-0900
$75
(888) 944-8100
$69
(800) 824-9992
$69
(800) 624-6884
$69
(503) 669-6500
$69
(503) 286-9600
$75
(503) 240-5870
$60
Delta Park/Northern
Best Western Inn at the Meadows – Portland
1215 N. Hayden Meadows Drive
Portlander Inn - Portland
10210 N. Vancouver Way
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2003 COMPETITION SCHEDULE
Regional Festivals
May 10-11 Bowling
May 31
Wrestling
May 31-Jun 1 Soccer > Outdoor
> Youth Rec, H.S. Competitive
June 7
Judo
June 14
Volleyball > Indoor
June 21-22
June 28
July 5-6
July 18-20
Fencing
Cycling > BMX
Equestrian
Roller Hockey > Adult
Various statewide locations
Canby High School
Delta Park
Tualatin Hills
Corvallis High School
Multnomah Athletic Club
Nike World Campus
Northwest Fencing Center
North Woods BMX
Indoor Goals
Canby
Portland
Beaverton
Corvallis
Portland
Beaverton
Beaverton
Molalla
Lake Oswego
Beaverton
Friday - July 11
Diving
Baseball > 18+
Mountain Biking
Roller Hockey > Youth
Tualatin Hills Park and Rec
Mt. Hood Ski Bowl
Indoor Goals
Beaverton
Beaverton
Govt. Camp
Beaverton
Saturday Competitions - July 12
Archery
Armwrestling
Badminton
Baseball 18+
Baseball 30+
Basketball > Youth
Basketball > Men’s Open
Basketball > Masters
Bowling
Cycling > Omnium
Mountain Biking
Figure Skating
Golf > Adult
Golf > Youth
Gymnastics
Lacrosse
Pickleball
Roller Hockey
Skating > Roller & Inline
Run/Walk > Fred Meyer 5K
Soccer > Outdoor HS Coed Rec,
Adult Coed Rec
Softball > Adult Slow Pitch
Softball > Girls Fast Pitch
Swimming > Juniors
Swimming > Masters
Synchronized Swimming
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Cedar Hills Rec. Center
Clackamas Comm. College
and other area fields
The Hoop
Tualatin High School
Sunset Lanes
Alpenrose Velodrome
Mt. Hood Ski Bowl
The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club
The Children’s Course
Tualatin Hills Park & Rec
Indoor Goals
Powell Valley School
Powerline Fields,
Farragut Park, Normandale Park,
Rose City Park, & William V. Owens Complex
Tualatin Hills Park & Rec, Sunset & Aloha Parks
North Powellhurst
Mt. Hood CC Aquatics Center
Portland
Beaverton
Portland
Portland
Oregon City
Beaverton
Beaverton
Beaverton
Tualatin
Beaverton
Portland
Govt. Camp
Portland
Aloha
Gladstone
Portland
Beaverton
Beaverton
Beaverton
Gresham
Beaverton
Beaverton
Portland
Beaverton
Portland
Gresham
Gresham
Portland
Table Tennis
Tennis
Track + Field
Lot Whitcomb Grade School
Portland Tennis Center
Mt. Hood Community College
Brentwood Park
Milwaukie
Portland
Gresham
Portland
Sunday Competitions - July 13
Archery
Baseball 18+
Baseball 30+
Basketball > Youth
Basketball > Masters
Bowling
Cycling > Omnium
Mountain Biking
Adaptive Equestrian
Figure Skating
Golf > Senior
Gymnastics
Pickleball
Roller Hockey
Roller Skating > Roller & Inline
Soccer > Outdoor Adult Coed
Rec, HS Coed Rec
Softball > Adult Slow Pitch
Softball > Girls Fast Pitch
Swimming > Juniors
Swimming > Masters
Table Tennis
Tennis
Track + Field
Water Polo
Clackamas Comm. College
Tualatin High School
Sunset Lanes
Alpenrose Velodrome
Mt. Hood Ski Bowl
The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club
Indoor Goals
Oaks Park
Tualatin Hills Park & Rec,
Portland
Oregon City
Beaverton
Beaverton
Tualatin
Beaverton
Portland
Govt. Camp
Lake Oswego
Portland
Aloha
Portland
Beaverton
Beaverton
Portland
Beaverton
William V. Owens Complex,
Normandale Park
Tualatin Hills Park & Rec,
Sunset Park, Aloha Park
North Powellhurst
Lot Whitcomb Grade School
Portland Tennis Center
Mt. Hood Community College
Brentwood Park
Nike World Campus
Portland
Beaverton
Portland
Gresham
Gresham
Milwaukie
Portland
Gresham
Portland
Beaverton
2003 CELEBRATION OF ATHLETES
FRIDAY, JULY 11
4-9 pm Tualatin Hills Park & Rec
158th & Walker Rds, Beaverton
Bring friends and family to enjoy sports activities, drawings,
food, celebrity appearances, parade of athletes, and lighting
of the 2003 State Games of Oregon torch. FREE FOR ALL!
Donations welcome: 3 cans of food or $3 for Oregon Food Bank.
Benefitting
Sponsors
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ARCHERY
Sport Commissioner: Leroy Dukes (503) 775-8463, Gene Queen (503) 558-9481 or
Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319.
Eligibility Requirements: All athletes are responsible for meeting the eligibility
requirements of the State Games of Oregon. See Eligibility and Entry Requirements.
Competition age: Age as of first day of competition.
Entry Deadline: July 3, 2003. Late entries accepted if space permits. Entries are on
a first come first served basis by postmark date.
Entry Fee: $25.00.
General Information:
NFAA Divisions of competition and styles of shooting.
Peak weight 80 lbs.
Competition Schedule:
July 12
Registration 7:00 a.m. & noon
Competition 8:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
July 13
Grouping will be done; check site for scheduled time. Awards
will be given after each style has finished.
Location:
Oregon Episcopal School, 6300 SW Nichol Rd., Portland.
Archery Events / Event Codes
Freestyle
Freestyle LTD
Barebow
Cub
11 & Under
Male
Female
101
201
102
202
103
203
Youth
12-14
Male
110
111
112
FITA (18 & under)
Male
Female
Freestyle
Freestyle LTD
Barebow
Bowhunter
Bowhunter Free
Bowhunter Free LTD
Traditional
FITA Recurve Free
FITA Recurve Barebow
Long Bow
130
131
230
231
Female
210
211
212
Adult
Male
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
Young Adult
15-17
Male
Female
120
220
121
221
122
222
Female
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
Senior
Male
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
h HOST HOTEL:
Best Western Greenwood Inn, Rates starting at $69, Call (800) 289-1300
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ARMWRESTLING
Commissioners: Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319.
Entry Deadline: July 9, 2003 to be guaranteed a T-shirt. “Day of” registrations will
be held but entrant may not receive a T-shirt. Day of event entrants will receive Tshirts based on availability. Only one T-shirt per participant.
Entry Fee: $15.00 for first weight class, $10 each additional weight class.
Open Classes: Mens Right & Left Hand: 0-132, 133-154, 155-176, 177-198, 199-242, 243+;
Ladies Right Hand: 0-121, 122-143, 144+.
Mens Right and Left Hand Beginner/Novice Classes (for beginners only): 0-154, 155-176,
177-198, 199+.
Sanctioned by the United States Wristwrestling & Armwrestling Association.
USWA/USAA Rules and tables will apply.
Double Elimination.
Medals awarded first to third place in all weight classes.
“Day of” entries will be accepted but athlete will receive a T-shirt based on availability.
If an athlete is under the age of 18 years old, a parent or legal guardian must be present to
sign the release form.
“Day of” entries must provide proof of Oregon residence.
Date/Time: Saturday, July 12, Weigh-ins 9 a.m.-10:30. Start 11:00 a.m.
Location: Cedar Hills Recreation Center, 11640 SW Parkway, Beaverton.
Arm Wrestling Events / Codes
Open Class
Men’s Right & Left Hand
Ladies’ Right hand
Master’s 40+
Beginner/Novice Class
Men’s (For beginners only)
Weight
0-132
133-154
155-176
177-198
199-242
243+
0-121
122-143
144+
0-155
156-198
199+
Weight
0-154
155-176
177-198
199+
Code
300
301
302
303
304
305
400
401
402
350
351
352
R Hand
501
502
503
504
h Host Hotel:
Peppertree Inn,
Rates starting at
$59, Call (800)
453-6219
L Hand
601
602
603
604
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BADMINTON
Sport Commissioner: Don Boje (503) 690-6837, Joann Cicrich (503) 236-9340 or
Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319
Competition age: Age as of 7/12/03.
Entry Deadline: June 27, 2003.
Entry Fee: $20.00 for two events; $6.00 for an additional event. Juniors: $12.00
for two events; $4.00 for an additional event. Three events maximum.
USA Badminton rules shall apply.
Depending upon number of entrants, events may be combined or canceled.
Method of scoring may change.
All pre-registered participants will receive a 2003 State Games T-shirt.
List partners name(s) on entry form; if you have no partner, pairings will be
made by Sports Commissioner.
Awards: Medals awarded to first, second, third place and consolation, based
upon number of entries.
Packet pick up and registration will begin at the Multnomah Athletic Club at
8:30 a.m. Saturday.
Open Men’s Singles and Senior Men’s Doubles are scheduled at the same time.
Qualified entrants must select just one event. This is also true of Open Men’s
Doubles and Senior Men’s Singles.
Tournament Information:
Times:
Event start times available on July 10th
Format:
ABC; Drop flight based upon number of entries
Scoring:
Males:
15 points, singles and doubles
Females: 11 points, singles; 15 points, doubles
Time:
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. Registration 8:30 a.m.
Date/Site:
July 12: Multnomah Athletic Club, 1849 SW Salmon, Portland
Badminton Events / Event Codes
Singles
Male
Juniors (Under 12) 5100
Under 15
5101
Under 18
5105
Open
5106
Seniors (Over 35) 5110
Masters (Over 50) 5111
Masters (Over 60) 5112
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Female
5200
5201
5205
5206
5210
5211
5212
Doubles
Male
6100
6101
6105
6106
6110
6111
6112
Female
6200
6201
6205
6206
6210
6211
6212
Mixed
6305
6306
6310
6311
6312
BASEBALL > 18+ and 30+
Sport Commissioner: Randy Runquist (503) 209-5563 or Randy Clemo (503) 2566992 (30+), Greg Lyman, e-mail: [email protected]; (360) 771-3573 (18+) or
Entry Deadline: July 3, 2003. Sorry, no late entries accepted. Entries on a first
come, first serve basis by postmark date. Must enter as a team; no individual
entries. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $300.00 / Team, plus 1/2 dozen baseballs.
25 player limit per team.
Athletes: must sign the waiver on entry form.
All pool play 2 hr., 15 min. time limit.
Coaches: Team entries must have all the individual’s information completed,
including the waiver signature(s), players signature and address, and T-shirt size.
Submit team entry form, team roster, and the entry fee to the State Games.
Incomplete entries will not be processed.
Professional American League rules shall apply for 18+ division; MSBL rules shall
apply for 30+ division.
Minimum number of teams is 6. Maximum number is 12.
Brackets available July 9, 2003, contact Randy Runquist or Randy Clemo (30+),
Greg Lyman (18+) or State Games of Oregon.
Medals awarded to first, second and third places.
Competition Format:
All teams will be guaranteed three games.
Round Robin in all divisions.
For complete format and rules, contact Sport Commissioner or State Games of
Oregon.
Qualifier for 2005 State Games of America in Hartford, CT.
Dates: July 11, 12, 13
Time: Based on bracket play
Sites: Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation Center 158th and Walker Rd, Beaverton;
Clackamas Community College, and other Portland area fields
Baseball 18+/30+ Events/Codes
18+ Code
300
30+ Code
305
h Host Hotels:
(18+) Holiday Inn/Wilsonville, Rates starting at $59, (503) 682-2211
(30+) Crowne Plaza Hotel/Lake Oswego, Rates starting at $59, (503) 624-8400
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BASKETBALL > Youth
Sport Commissioner: Kris Welch (503) 648-2582 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503)
520-1319.
Entry Deadline: July 3, 2003 - must be received by this date. Sorry, no late
entries. Entries are on a first come, first served basis by postmark date. Must enter
as a team; No individual entries. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $185.00 / team (Three game guarantee)
Athletes: must sign waiver on entry form. Parent/guardian must sign waiver if
athlete is 17 years old or under. Waivers must be received by July 11th.
including waiver signature(s), players signature and address, and T-shirt size.
Submit team entry form, team roster and the entry fee to State Games of
Oregon.
High School Federation Rules, with modifications, will apply for all divisions.
Attire: teams are expected to wear like jerseys with numbers on front & back.
First round times available by July 10; call Sport Commissioner.
Divisions may be combined at the discretion of the Sport Commissioner.
Times:
TBA
Dates & Sites: July 11, 12, 13
Tualatin Hills Park and Rec Athletic Center
158th and Walker Road, Beaverton
Basketball-Youth Events / Codes
Boys Code
10121
10131
10141
10151
10161
Description
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
Freshman
Girls Code
10122
10132
10142
10152
10162
Note: Grade level for Fall 2003
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h Host Hotels:
Ramada Inn, Rates starting at $55, Call (503) 643-9100
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BASKETBALL > Men’s Open
Sport Commissioner: Mikal Duilio (503) 493-9335 or Oregon Amateur Sports
(503) 520-1319; e-mail: [email protected]
Entry Deadline: July 9, 2003. Entries are on a first come first served basis by
postmark date. Must Enter As A Team; No Individual Entries.
Entry Fee: $165.00 / Team
Athletes: must sign the waiver on entry form. Parent/guardian must sign waiver
if athlete is 17 years old or under.
including waiver signature(s), players’ signatures and addresses, and T-shirt size.
Submit team entry form, team roster and the entry fee to the State Games.
Eight-team limit per following divisions: Men’s Open, Men’s B, and Men’s C.
High School Federation Rules will apply for all divisions.
Attire: teams are expected to wear like jerseys with numbers on front and back.
Sportsmanship is the #1 priority. No yelling or swearing. No talking to the
referees or opponents. Teams that use abusive language or actions towards
opponents, referees or volunteers will be asked to leave the competition with no
refunds.
Schedules available after 12:00 p.m. on July 11. Be prepared to play at 10:00 a.m.
Each team will play three games in one day.
Time:
Competition begins at 10:00 a.m.
Date:
July 12 only
Site:
The Hoop, 9685 SW Harvest Ct., Beaverton
Basketball-Men’s Open Events / Codes
Description
Code
Men’s Open
20011
Men’s B Men’s C
20111
20112
h HOST HOTEL:
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BASKETBALL > Men’s 40+, 50+
Sport Commissioner: Dave Kafoury (503) 227-7493 or Oregon Amateur Sports
(503) 520-1319.
Competition age: Age as of July 12, 2003.
Entry Deadline: June 27, 2003. Sorry - No late entries accepted. Entries are on a
first come first served basis by postmark date. Must Enter As A Team; No Individual
Entries. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $185.00 / Team
Athletes: must sign the waiver on team sport entry form.
including waiver signature(s), players’ signatures and addresses, and T-shirt size.
Submit team entry form, team roster and the entry fee to the State Games.
Incomplete entries will not be processed.
Athletes are expected to compete in a sportsmanlike manner. Teams that use
abusive language or treat the volunteers and officials with abusive action will
be asked to leave the competition with no refunds.
Attire: teams are expected to wear like jerseys with numbers on front and back.
First round times available July 10.
Time: Depending on number of teams
Dates/Site: July 12, 13 Tualatin High School, 22300 SW Boones Ferry Rd., Tualatin
Basketball-Men’s 40+/50+Events / Codes
Description
Men’s 40+
Men’s 50+
Codes
30351
30352
h Host Hotel: Holiday Inn/Wilsonville, Rates starting at $59 (503) 682-2211
Merchandise
Want a souvenir of the State Games to show off to your
friends? Pins, hats, sweatshirts, vests, long-sleeve &
short-sleeve shirts boasting the well-known State Games
of Oregon logo can be yours! Download an order form
through our website, www.stategamesoforegon.org, or
visit the souvenir booth at the Celebration of Athletes.
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BOWLING
This Sport Has Regional Competition Prior To Finals.
Sport Commissioners: Bob & Linda Wells (503) 642-5450, Ginny Heisler - Assistant
(503) 644-9034 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319
Regional Sites:
Town & Country Lanes – Salem
Orchard Lanes – Hood River
North Bend Lanes – North Bend
AMF 20th Century Lanes – Portland
Competition age: Age as of 1/1/03. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Deadline: May 11, 2003 Entry Fee: $25.00
No Online Registration
Event to be conducted as a singles competition with separate scoring and separate divisions
(Adults, Juniors, Seniors, Open) by age. (Male/female in separate divisions.)
Handicap: 90% of 210.
Highest average as of Feb. 1, 2003, min. 12 games. If no average, you may bowl Scratch.
Averages: Failure to use the correct average may disqualify score if submitted average is lower
than correct average. Medals shall be awarded on submitted average if higher than correct
average. Corrections in averages may be permitted up to the completion of the first game of a
series. Bowlers with no average enter Open Scratch division.
Ties at finals - duplicate medals will be awarded to top three places.
Regional Finals Competition Dates & Sites:
May 10 - 11, 2003.
Regional Qualifying: Contact Sport Commissioners.
You may bowl in the Regionals, in each division you qualify in, as many times as qualified but
you may advance to state finals only once in each division.
Entrants bowl a three game series using same handicap throughout competition.
Minimum 50% in each division advance to State Finals.
Regional Finalists’ scores sent to Bowling office; winners will be notified.
Finals Competition Dates & Site:
Dates/Site
July 12-13
Sunset Lanes (Beaverton) (503) 646-1116
Bowling Events / Codes
Division
Boys
Boys Scratch
Girls
Girls Scratch
Division
Men
Mens Scratch
Women
Womens Scratch
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8&U
101
105
201
205
35 & U
301
306
401
406
9-11
102
106
202
206
36-49
302
307
402
407
12-14
103
107
203
207
50-64
303
308
403
408
15 & above
104
108
204
208
65 & above
304
309
404
409
h Host Hotels:
Ramada Inn,
Rates starting at
$55, Call (503)
643-9100
Peppertree Inn,
Rates starting at
$59, Call (800)
453-6219
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CYCLING > BMX Racing
Note: This Sport Has Early Competition Dates.
Sport Commissioners: John and Barb Kimble (503) 829-5883 Molalla BMX or
Competition age: Age as of day of competition.
Entry Deadline: On-site registration only. Open to all participants.
On-site registration: Saturday 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Entry Fees: $16.00 per class.
Awards: State Games medals rather than trophies will be awarded. Entry fee
includes State Games of Oregon T-shirt.
Races will be run according to American Bicycle Association Rules
Bicycles for boys and girls competition must have no more than 20" wheel diameters or cruiser
mountain bikes accepted.
A beginner racer is called a Novice until they have 6 first place finishes, then becomes an
Intermediate until they have 20 first place finishes, at which time they become an Expert.
All racers must wear a helmet, long sleeve shirt, long pants, and tennis shoes. Bicycles must
have kick stands, chain guards and reflectors and their brackets removed. Handlebars, gooseneck, and frame bar must be padded.
Date:
June 28
Site:
Molalla BMX, Toliver Road, Molalla. Directions: Take I-205 to Park Place exit
(Hwy 213). Stay on Hwy 213 for approx 18 miles, turn left at Toliver Rd (flashing
yellow light). Continue 1/2 mile, race site will be on right, near elementary school.
Cycling - BMX Racing Events / Codes
Male Age
Novice
Intermed. Expert
Male Cruisers
Female Cruisers
5 & Under
6-7
8-10
11-13
14-15
16-18
19-27
28 & Over
Female Age
5 & Under
6-7
8-9
10-11
12-13
14-15
16 & Over
120
101
104
107
110
113
116
119
121
102
105
108
111
114
117
9 & Under
10-12
13-14
15-16
17-20
21-25
26-30
31-35
36-40
41-45
46-50
51 & Over
10 & Under
11-13
14-16
17-20
21-25
26-30
31-35
36-40
41 & Over
26
122
103
106
109
112
113
118
201
204
207
210
213
216
219
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
h Host Hotels:
Holiday Inn/Wilsonville,
Rates start at $59, (503) 682-2211
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CYCLING > Mountain Biking
Sport Commissioner: Petr Kakes (503) 272-0146 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503)
520-1319
Competition age: Age as of day of competition.
Entry Deadline: July 3, 2003 (Pre-registration preferred). Late registration fee $10.
After July 3, mail entries to P.O. Box 320, Government Camp, OR 97028; Fax to (503)
272-0240.
On-site registration: Sat. until 9:00 a.m. and Sun 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (+ $10 late
fee)
Entry Fees:
Event
Fee
Juniors (18 & younger on 12/31/02)
Cross Country
$25
$10
Beginners
$20
$20 [no late fee]
Downhill-1 run
$30
$30
Downhill-2 runs $35
$35
Cross Country: loop course (6 to 8 miles per loop).
Beginners: one lap course approx. time :45-1 1/2 hrs.
Courses open for inspection after snow melts. Tentative park opening May 24th.
Event is OBRA-sanctioned. Annual or 1-day licenses sold on site.
All riders must wear an approved helmet.
Sports Commissioner retains the right to combine categories.
A confirmation note will be sent only to competitors registered by June 20, 2003.
Only pre-registered participants receive a 2003 State Games of Oregon T-shirt.
Awards: medals or certificates awarded to first, second and third places.
July 11 Fri
Training 1p.m. - 5 p.m.
July 12 Sat
Registration/Check In 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Downhill start 11:00 a.m.
July 13 Sun
Registration/Check In 8:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Sport start 10:00 a.m., followed by Beginners, then Pro/Expert
categories at noon.
Site:
Mt Hood SkiBowl Mountain Bike Park, 87000 E. Hwy. 26, Government Camp.
[Tentative park opening May 24th.]
Winter Games
The Winter Games of Oregon offers snowboarding
and skiing events on Mount Hood to Oregonians of
all skill levels. Participants of the Winter Games
compete in events such as the Giant Slalom, Speed
Trap, Super G, and more! The Winter Games of
Oregon is also a program of the non-profit Oregon
Amateur Sports Foundation (OASF).
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Cycling - Mtn Biking Events / Codes
Event
Cross Country
Male
CM 1001
CM 1002
CM 1003
CM 1004
CM 1005
Female
CM 2001
CM 2002
CM 2003
CM 2004
CM 2005
Sport 14 & U
Sport 15 - 18
Sport 19 - 34
Sport 35 - 44
Sport 45 +
Sport Clydesdale
Single Speed Open Class
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
1010
1011
1012
1013
1014
1015
1040
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM 2040
Cross Country
Expert 18 & U
Expert 19 - 34
Expert 35 - 44
Expert 45+
Elite Open
Pro Open
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
Downhill/Men
Beginner 14 & U
Beginner 15-18
Beginner 19-34
Beginner 35 +
Sport 14 & U
Sport 15-18
Sport 19-34
Sport 35 +
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
Hard Tail Beg/Sport
Expert 14 & U
Expert 15-18
Expert 19-34
Expert 35+
Pro/Elite Men Open age
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
1210
1219
1220
1221
1223
1230
Beginner-all age
Sport-all age
Hard Tail Beg/Sport
Pro/Elite/Expert-all age
CM
CM
CM
CM
2201
2205
2210
2230
Downhill/Women
Beginner
Beginner
Beginner
Beginner
Beginner
14
15
19
35
44
&U
- 18
- 34
- 44
+
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
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CYCLING > Omnium
* Bicycle track racing on America’s steepest cement track.
Sport Commissioners: Tony Halford (503) 723-3001(day), Phil Sanders (503) 6494632, Laura Suditu (503) 626-8399 (eve) or Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319.
Entry Deadline: On-site registration only.
Entry Fee: $18.00 first event; $5.00 each additional event. Fee for Kiddie Kilo is
$7. Entry fee includes USCF & OBRA surcharges.
USCF rules shall apply.
Junior registrants require USCF license for Saturday.
All other registrants (except Kiddie Kilo) require OBRA membership.
Day-of-race memberships available.
All riders must wear USCF-approved helmets.
Sport Commissioners reserve the right to combine categories.
Presentation of awards will immediately follow the conclusion of each omnium.
Medals and prizes awarded to first, second and third places.
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Registration
Noon - 4:00 p.m.
Competition
Date: July 12, Saturday - Junior Olympic Development Series Omnium
Date: July 13, Sunday - Kiddie Kilo, Senior & Masters Omnium,Olympic Sprints
Site: Alpenrose Velodrome Track, 6149 SW Shattuck Road, Portland
Cycling - Omnium Events / Codes
Saturday
Sunday
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Code-Male
302
303
304
305
Code
501
502
361
350
351
352
450
452
601
Description
Code-Female
Junior 10-12
402
Junior 13-14
403
Junior 15-16
404
Junior 17-18
405
Description
Kiddie Kilo ages 5-9
Kiddie Kilo ages 10-13
Men Masters 40+
Men 1/2
Men 3
Men 4
Women 1/2/3
Women 4
Olympic Sprints
h Host Hotel:
Peppertree Inn,
Rates starting
at $59, Call
(800) 453-6219
DIVING > Platform+Springboard
Sport Commissioners: Lori Leach (503) 644-1111 or Brian Powers (503) 524-3941
or Oregon Amateur Sports 520-1319
Entry Deadline: June 27, 2003. Late registration fee $5. Faxed entries will not be
accepted.
Entry Fee: $20 for one event plus $7 each additional event. Late registration fee $5.
U.S. Diving, Inc. rules with modifications shall apply.
U.S. Diving, Inc. approved.
All divers may dive up an age to compete twice on each board.
Certificates will be awarded to Novice entrants.
All dives will be true DD except where noted.
Qualifier for 2005 State Games of America.
Competition Format:
Springboard (1M & 3M )
Boys & Girls 9 & under / Men & Women 60+ : 4 dives from min. of 3 groups
Boys & Girls 10 - 11 / Men & Women 40-49
: 6 dives - 4 vol/4 gps, 2 op/2 gps
Men & Women 50-59
: 5 dives - 3 Vol/3 gps, 2 op/2 gps
Special Olympians
: 1 dive - front dive 101
Special Olympians
: 3 dives - 101, any 2/2 gps
Special Olympians
: 5 dives - 101, 201, 3/3 gps
Platform
Boys & Girls 9 & under / Men & Women 60+ : 4 dives from min. of 3 groups
Men & Women 40-49 / Men & Women 50-59 : 4 dives from min. of 3 groups
Boys & Girls 12-13 / Men & Women 25-39
: 5 dives - 3 Vol/3 gps, 2 op/2 gps
Boys & Girls 14-16 / Men & Women 16-24
: 6 dives - 4 Vol/4 gps, 2 op/2gps
Times:
Warm-ups at 3:00 p.m. Competition begins at 4:00 p.m.
Date/Site:
July 11
Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation Swim Center
158th & Walker Rd., Beaverton.
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Springboard Diving Events / Codes
Age:
1M
3M
Age:
1M
3M
Age:
1M
3M
9&U
M
101
111
F
201
211
10-11
M
102
112
F
202
212
12-13
M
103
113
F
203
213
14-15
M
104
114
F
204
214
16-18
M
105
115
F
205
215
19-24
M
301
311
F
401
411
25-29
M
302
312
F
402
412
30-39
M
303
313
F
403
413
40-49
M
304
314
F
404
414
50-59
M
305
315
F
405
415
60 + Over
M
F
306
406
316
416
Platform Diving Events / Codes
Age:
Platform
Age:
Platform
Age:
Platform
11&U
M
151
F
251
12-13
M
152
F
252
14-15
M
153
F
253
16-18
M
154
F
254
19-24
M
155
F
255
25-29
M
351
F
451
30-39
M
F
352
452
40-49
M
353
F
453
50-59
M
354
F
454
60 & Over
M
F
355
455
3 Dives
M
F
321
421
5 Dives
M
F
322
422
Special Olympians Events / Codes
Special Olympians
1 Dive
M
F
320
420
Novice Springboard Events / Codes
Event July 11, 2003. Warmups start at 3:00 p.m. Competition starts at 4:00 p.m.
jumps will be assigned a DD of 1.0; All dives true D.D.
All
Event
Novice Open
Novice One
Code
500
501
Novice Two
Novice Three
High School
Novice
Description
3 jumps (any position), any dive (1 Dive, 3 Jumps)
front jump, backward jump, any 3 dives from a minimum
of 2 groups (3 Dives, 2 Jumps)
front jump, backward jump, 1 forward dive and 3 dives from
a minimum of 2 groups (4 Dives, 2 Jumps)
front jump, backward jump, any 5 dives from a minimum of
3 groups (6 Dives, 2 Jumps)
any required dive, plus 5 dives from four groups
(6 Dives)
h Host Hotel: Ramada Inn, Rates starting at $55, Call (503) 643-9100
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502
503
504
ADAPTIVE EQUESTRIAN
Sport Commissioners: Carrie Perry (503) 630-2250 or Oregon Amateur Sports
(503) 520-1319.
No disabilities specifically excluded. Eligibility limitations based on safety issues
only, assessed on individual basis. Age requirements: min. 5 years old, no maximum.
Entry Deadline: July 1, 2003. Early registration suggested, due to limited spaces
available. Late entries accepted pending space available.
Mail Entries to: Lisa Hanson, 24655 SE Sweetwater Ln, Eagle Creek, OR 97022.
Entry Fee: $20.00.
Sponsored by Ford Motor Company.
Officiating Judge: Richard Schrake
NARHA (North American Riding for the Handicapped Assn) safety guidelines shall
apply.
Safety issues prevail. Rights reserved to exclude any horse, rider or spectator due
to safety considerations, based on NARHA standards.
Medical/consent forms must be returned to State Games of Oregon before July 1,
2003. No one may ride or volunteer in arena without having submitted
appropriate signed forms (medical/consent forms will be sent to entrant/
volunteers upon request or upon receipt of entry form).
A.S.T.M./S.E.I. Approved helmet required.
Call for more information regarding horses/volunteers.
Pattern available on website. Additional paperwork will be mailed out.
Medals awarded to First, Second and Third places.
Date:
July 13, 2003. *Sunday only event.
Time:
Disabled Category: 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Site:
Lake Oswego Hunt Club, 2725 Iron Mountain Blvd., Lake Oswego
Note:
Times and events may vary. Classes may be added or split.
Adaptive Equestrian Events
Event
English Walk
English Trot
Western Walk
Western Trot
Independent Trail
Code
702
703
704
705
706
Event
Assisted Trail
Barrel Race Walk
Barrel Race Trot
Pattern
Code
707
708
709
710
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EQUESTRIAN > Eventing
Riding School: Stadium Jumping,
Equitation, Dressage
Note: This sport has early competition dates
Sport Commissioner: Susan Triplett (503) 635-3235 or Oregon Amateur Sports
(503) 520-1319.
Competition age: Rider is a Junior until end of the year in which he/she becomes 18.
Entry Deadline: June 25, 2003. Late entries accepted pending space available.
Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Mail Entries to: Susan Triplett, 2981 Upper Dr., Lake Oswego, OR 97035.
Entry Fees: Eventing: $20.00. Riding School $8 per class. Horse Trial competitors
must enter Lake Oswego Hunt Horse Trials, sponsored by Gallops Saddlery and AJ’s
Stafford Feed and Garden Supplies.
AHSA Rules shall apply.
A.S.T.M. Approved helmets required.
Held in conjunction with the Lake Oswego Hunt Horse Trials.
Contact www.lakeoswegohunt.com for more information.
Eventing July 5th; Riding School July 6th includes Dressage, Stadium Jumping
and Equitation. Riding School classes are limited to students of Riding Schools.
Classes may be combined or split.
Competition Information:
July 5th: Lake Oswego Hunt Horse Trials July 6th: Riding School Classes
Date/Time:
July 5, 6 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Site:
Lake Oswego Hunt Club, 2725 Iron Mountain Blvd, Lake Oswego.
Equestrian Events / Codes
Eventing
July 5th
Class:
Junior
Trot-A-Trail
501
Beginning Novice 511
Novice
521
Training
531
Riding School
July 6th
Dressage
503 Intro A
513 Intro B
523 TR-T1
533 TR-T2
543 TR-T3
553 TR-T4
Stadium
504
514
524
534
Jumping
1’6”
2’
2’6”
2’9”
Senior
502
512
522
532
Equitation Classes
505 Jr Walk/Trot
515 Sr Walk/Trot
525 Jr Walk/Trot/Canter
535 Sr Walk/Trot/Canter
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FENCING
Sport Commissioners: Suzanne Marx (503) 245-9271,Rocky Beach
(503) 285-2962, Michael Marx (503) 277-2237 or Oregon Amateur Sports
(503) 520-1319.
Eligibility Requirements: USFA membership mandatory. (Non-competitive
memberships are available for the recreational fencer.) All athletes are responsible for
meeting the eligibility requirements of the State Games of Oregon. See Eligibility
and Entry Requirements. Competition age: Age as of 1/1/03.
Entry Deadline: June 13, 2003. Late registration, space permitting. Faxed entries
will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $17 registration fee; $2 per event. ($10 late registration fee)
USFA rules shall apply.
Multiple events allowed, time permitting. Simultaneous events not allowed.
Pools and/or direct eliminations.
Medals awarded to first, second & third places. Medals also awarded to top
three finishers age 10 and under in the Y12 event and age 14 and under in the
Y16 event. Souvenirs awarded to all youth competitors by sponsor.
All events are held mixed but with prizes awarded to males/females. All
participants must be current USFA members. USFA membership applications
may be completed at competition.
*Please note: This is an early event. Times listed are for close of registration.*
Site:
Northwest Fencing Center, 4950 SW Western Ave., Beaverton
Doors open at 8:00 a.m. each day
Dates/Times:
June 21 - Sat. Mixed Foil
June 22 - Sun. Mixed Epee
9:00 a.m.
Y12, Y20, Div III
9:00 a.m.
Y12, Y20
11:00 a.m.
Y16, 40+
11:00 a.m.
Y16, 40+
1:00 p.m.
Open
1:00 p.m.
Open
June 22 - Sun.
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
Mixed Saber
Y12, Y20
Y16, 40+
Open
Fencing Events / Codes
Mixed
FOIL
EPEE
SABRE
Y12*
102
202
302
Y16**
104
204
304
Y20***
105
205
305
Open
110
210
310
40+
120
220
320
Division III
125
(*Born 1990 or later / **Born 1987 or later / ***Born 1983 or later)
(Division III: Fencers with classifications “D” or under)
h Host Hotel: Best Western Greenwood Inn, Rates starting at $69, Call (800) 289-1300
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FIGURE SKATING
Figure Skating Co-Commissioners: Kris Wilson (503) 650-8099, Kathy Bosworth
(503) 625-4460 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503) 520-1319.
ISI Competition Chair: Gina Shannon, Lloyd Center Ice Rink.
USFSA Competition Chair: Carol Bolton (503) 639-6200
requirements of the State Games of Oregon in this handbook, and must be amateurs
in accordance with the rules of the USFSA or ISI. Membership in USFSA or ISI is not
required to participate in State Games. Participants must live in or train primarily in
Oregon.
Applications: Obtain from USFSA clubs in Oregon, from your local skating rink, or
ice skating instructors. Skating requirements and levels will be included in
announcement.
DO NOT FILL OUT ENTRY IN HANDBOOK!
Entry Deadline: Postmarked by Friday, June 16, 2003. Late entries accepted at the
discretion of Referee. Late entry additional $10.00. Faxed entries will not be
accepted.
Entry Fees: $40 First event, $20 each additional event, $25 per person couple
events. Free Skate will be considered first event.
2003 USFSA and ISI rules shall apply.
USFSA and ISI sanctioned.
Medals awarded to first, second and third places. Ribbons fourth, fifth, sixth.
Photography will be available.
Judging will be by certified USFSA judges for USFSA events.
Dates:
July 12 Sat. / USFSA events July 13 Sun. / ISI events
Site:
Lloyd Center Ice Rink, 2201 Lloyd Center, Portland
Figure Skating Events / Codes
USFSA Events
Freestyle
Non-Test
408
Pre-Preliminary
409
Preliminary
410
Pre-Juvenile
411
Juvenile
412
Open Juvenile
413
Intermediate
414
Novice
416
Junior
418
Senior
419
Adult: Bronze
420
Adult: Silver
421
Adult: Gold
422
Jr/Sr (min.10 yr age diff.)
Synchronized Skating
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Dance*
Solo Dance
510
610
512
612
514
516
518
519
520
521
522
523
614
616
618
619
620
621
622
324
ISI Events
Pre-Alpha
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Freestyle 1
Freestyle 2
Freestyle 3
Freestyle 4
Freestyle 5
Freestyle 6
Freestyle 7
Freestyle 8
Pair 1
Pair 2
Pair 3
Codes
710
720
730
740
750
810
820
830
840
850
860
870
880
717
718
719
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GOLF > Adult
Sport Commissioner: Dan Duffy (503) 646-5438 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503)
520-1319.
requirements of the State Games of Oregon. See Eligibility/Entry Requirements.
Competition age: age as of 7/1/03.
Entry Deadline: June 15, 2003. Sorry, no late entries accepted. Entries are on a
first come first served basis by postmark date. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $80 per person first event. $70 per person second event. Please include
partner’s name on entry form.
Entry fee includes greens fee, power cart, range balls, 2003 NIKE State Games of
Oregon T-Shirt, athlete appreciation bag with a sleeve of golf balls, sponsor
coupons and samples, and an invitation to Celebration of Athletes. Top three
gross and net finishers in each category will receive medals (participants can
only medal in one category per event).
The Novice division is for golfers who do not have an established handicap.
Medals in this division will only be awarded for the top 3 low gross finishers.
USGA rules shall apply.
Please provide USGA handicap on entry form. (Except for Novice division, this is
not negotiable!)
If you wish to play with a group (up to four), indicate on separate sheet of paper
attached to entry form.
Dates/events:
July 12, 3:00 p.m.: Two person scramble competition. Each player must use a
minimum of six (6) drives. Handicap is derived from taking 20% of a team’s
combined handicap (i.e. player “A” has a 3 handicap and player “B” has a 12
handicap. Combined they have a 15 handicap. Their handicap for Saturday will be
20% of 15 which is 3. The team receives a stroke on the 3 toughest holes.)
Note: No handicaps will be used for Novice division.
July 13, 2:00 p.m.: Two person best ball competition. Handicaps are used (i.e.
5 handicapper receives a stroke on the 5 toughest holes or 16 handicapper receives
a stroke on the 16 toughest holes.) Note: No handicaps will be used for Novice
division.
Site: The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club, 4805 SW 229th Ave., Aloha, OR 97007
Golf - Adult Events / Codes
Scramble Novice** Open* Senior (50+)* Best Ball
Men
300
301
351
Men
Women
400
401
451
Women
Mixed
500
501
551
Mixed
(**No handicap required / *Handicap required)
h Host Hotel: Embassy Suites, Call (503) 644-4000
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Novice**
305
405
505
Open*
302
402
502
Senior (50+)*
352
452
552
GOLF > Seniors
Sport Commissioner: Dan Duffy (503) 646-5438 or Oregon Amateur Sports (503)
520-1319.
requirements of the State Games of Oregon. See Eligibility/Entry Requirements.
Competition age: age as of 7/1/03.
Entry Deadline: June 15, 2003. Sorry, no late entries accepted. Entries are on a
first come first served basis by postmark date. Faxed entries will not be accepted.
Entry Fee: $80 per person first event (Additional $5 if also competing in Two
Person Best Ball competition).
Entry fee includes greens fee, power cart, range balls, a 2003 NIKE State Games
of Oregon T-Shirt, athlete appreciation bag with a sleeve of golf balls, sponsor
coupons and samples, and an invitation to Opening Ceremonies. Top three net
finishers in each category will receive medals.
USGA rules shall apply.
Please provide USGA handicap on entry form. (This is not negotiable!)
Top three finishers in each division will receive medals.
If you wish to play with a group (up to four), indicate on separate sheet of
paper attached to entry form.
Indicate on entry form if you would like to be paired with a specific individual.
This is strictly a net tournament. 3 Low Net scores in each division will win
medals.
Date/Time:
July 13, Sunday, 2:00 p.m.
Site: The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club, 4805 SW 229th Ave., Aloha, OR 97007
Golf - Adult Events / Codes
Event
Men 50-54
Men 55-59
Men 60-64
Men 65-69
Men 70-74
Men 75-79
Men 80+
Code
3001
3002
3003
3004
3005
3006
3007
Event
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
Women
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-79
80+
Code
4001
4002
4003
4004
4005
4006
4007
MORE GOLF
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