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Region 2 Championship - 16's (U17) / 17's (U18) / U20 / Multi-class

Fri 07 Feb 2025 09:00 — Sun 09 Feb 2025 17:00

Maitland Regional Athletics Centre, 226 High St, Maitland NSW 2320

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Event information

Registrations for this event are closed.

Events for the following athletes are included in the Coles Region Championships. These events are direct entry, meaning athletes do not progress from Zone to Region. Athletes must be made aware that if they compete at Zone this does not mean that they automatically progress to the next level. They will still need to submit their direct entry to Region Championships.

Event Selection

Para 9's - 10's can choose up to 4 events
Para 11's - 12's can choose up to 5 events
Para 13's - 14's (U15) can choose up to 6 events
Para 15's - 16's (U17) can choose up to 6 events
16's (U17) can choose up to 6 events
17's (U18) can choose up to 6 events
U20 can choose up to 6 events

NOTE: Athletes who are nominating to compete in the multi-class events at the Coles Region Championships may choose to also compete in able-bodied events at the Zone, Region, and State Championships. Athletes, however, are not permitted to compete in both the multi-class and able-bodied of the same event. e.g., 100m able-bodied and 100m multi-class.

Event Grid

Format Multi-class

All events will be conducted as multi-class events. Competitors will compete against a baseline standard time or distance for their classification. Placings will be determined by the competitor’s time/distance calculated against a percentage of the baseline standard for their classification.

Track events will be conducted as timed events.
Field events will be restricted to three trials per athlete.
Medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. Certificates are awarded to all athletes.

Format 16's (U17) - U20

Track and Field events will be conducted as per the Rules of Competition document available here
Medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. Certificates are awarded to all athletes.

Direct Entry

Direct entry refers to the fact that the athletes competing in these age groups at the Region Championships will not have been required to compete at the Zone Championships in order to progress to the State Track & Field Championships. Rather, an entry procedure will apply.

Competitors must be fully registered NSW Athletics members and compete in their centre/club uniform.
Entry MUST be done online via this registration page.
A competitor may only compete in one age grouping.
Late entries will not be accepted.
Proof of the athlete’s classification will be checked against Athletics Australia’s Classification Master List, even if the athlete has previously competed at this event in past seasons.
Athletes from the above age groups who enter directly to the Region Championships will be added to the program and will be included with centre/club qualifiers. Qualifiers will be advised to centres/clubs via email and social media.

Progression from Region to State

Multi-class athlete progression from Region to State is the same as able-bodied athletes.
16's (U17) - U20 direct enter to State

Entry Regulations - Championships Progression

Rules & Event/Equipment Specifications

All events will be conducted according to the Rules of Competition. It is the responsibility of all athletes, their parents/guardians, and their coaches to make sure they understand the relevant rules and how they operate.

Rules of Competition

Classification

All multi-class athletes who compete at the Coles Regional Championships must have received a provisional classification PRIOR to the closing date of registration of the event. Proof of classification forms part of the entry. NSW Athletics will check all entries against the Athletics Australia Classification Master List.

The following disabilities can be classified for athletics and therefore be eligible to compete in the multi-class events: