All-City Swim Meet 2002
General Information
Admission is free. Daily
heat sheets will be sold for $5.00 at the spectator entrance.
Participant ribbons for all swimmers will be available at the awards tent on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Swimmers are encouraged to pick up their ribbon as early as possible. Swimmers who participated in the All-City Dive Meet are only eligible for one participant ribbon.
Heat winner ribbons will be given during the preliminaries and the relay events through age 14.
Preliminary and finals results will be posted on a board near the awards tent.
Individual medals for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places and ribbons for 4th through 12th place will be awarded for all events on Saturday. These medals and ribbons can be picked up at the awards tent.
An overall High Point Team Winner trophy will be awarded. Boys and Girls High Point Winner team trophies for each age group will also be awarded.
The Peter Christensen Team Efficiency trophy will be awarded to the team with the highest ratio of All-City points per All-City swimmer.
The All-City Swim Meet Annual Food Drive Winner trophy will be awarded to the team with the highest ratio of food items contributed per All-City swimmer.
The Clerk of Course will be staged at the north-end of the
pool behind the fence. As events are called,
swimmers should report to the check-in area at the far end of the tent.
Swimmers ages 13 and over do not need to be seated in the staging area for
prelims. Instead, they should check in and walk through the Clerk of Course
tent to report to their assigned lanes. All relays must check in.
Thursday- Preliminary races for swimmers ages 11 and up: Report to the Clerk of Course when your event is called. Swimmers ages 11-12 will be seated in their assigned heats and lanes.
Friday- Preliminary races for swimmers ages 10 and under: All events will be staged in the Clerk of Course area. Swimmers should report for check-in when their event is called. Each swimmer will be given a sticker or card with his/her name, event, heat, and lane number. Volunteers will seat the swimmers in the appropriate chairs and then transfer them to the starting blocks. Swimmers should be informed of the importance of these stickers and should take care not to lose them.
Saturday- Finals and all
relays: All swimmers must report to the Clerk of Course area. Swimmers ages 13
and over in individual events may proceed to their assigned lanes after
reporting. There will be a spot outside of the Clerk of Course area for each
team to organize their relays. Each relay team will be given a card containing
event, heat, and lane information. Only complete relay teams will be allowed to
enter the staging area. We recommend that each team designate a parent
volunteer to help each 10 and under relay.
Announcements for upcoming
events will be made over the public address system and in the tent areas. It is
the swimmer’s responsibility to report to the staging area on time.
All-City Swim and Dive
clothing may be purchased at the stand near the pool entrance.
Food and beverages will be sold by the Cherokee and Nakoma Swim and Dive Teams. The food tent is located where Tickets for food items will cost 50 cents each.
Event Schedule
Thursday: Meet starts at
8:30 am. Preliminaries for 11 and older individual events.
Friday: Meet starts at 8:30
am. Preliminaries for 8 and under and 9-10 events.
Saturday: Opening ceremony
begins at 8:00 am. Meet starts at 8:30 am. Championship and consolation heats
for individual events of all age groups and ALL RELAYS.
Final results will be posted on the All-City web site (www.allcityswim.org)
First aid, provided by UW Health Sports Medicine and others, is located in the second racket ball court in the Club building.
Lost and found items may be
claimed or turned in at the Awards tent.
The finals on Saturday will
begin with a brief opening ceremony to introduce and recognize the senior
swimmers and several notable individuals. This will begin at 8:00 am.
St. Peter’s church parking lot is available (at this time) for all three days. Persons parking in the lot on Saturday will need to move out of the parking lot by 3:00 PM. There is also plenty of street-side parking, and a parking lot over by Gompers Elementary school.
The pool house is closed
during the All-City meet. Portable restrooms are located on the pool grounds.
Seating for spectators is
available in the bleachers surrounding the pool and the upper deck. Seating for
coaches is available on the bleachers located on the northeast side of the
pool.
The 2002 All-City Swim Meet
swimmers and spectators are asked to contribute non-perishable, unopened food
items. Collection barrels with team labels will be located near the spectator
entrance to the pool. The team contributing the most items per swimmer will be
awarded a traveling trophy for their efforts. The winner will be announced
before the end of the meet on Saturday. All food items will be donated to Second
Harvest Food Bank.
The swim team tents are
located in front of the Country Club building.
This year each team will have its own tent. The tents will vary in size according to the size of the team. There will be a map of the site posted on
the web site (www.allcityswim.org).
Swimmers and parents are asked to keep their areas free of trash throughout the
day.
Several cellular
telephones, provided by U.S. Cellular, are available for complimentary use near
the Awards tent. Please limit yourself to brief, local calls.
In case of a tornado
warning or severe lightning storm, you will be instructed to leave the pool
area asked to seek shelter.
The All-City web site, www.allcityswim.org, provides
information about the 2002 All-City Swim and Dive meets. Check out previous
meet results, records, and other information about the All-City Swim and Dive
League. The web site will be updated regularly during the meet.
Each club is responsible
for the conduct of its swimmers. Any swimmers whose conduct is harmful to
others or property will be asked to leave the meet.
Mark your calendars for 2003!
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