Tournament
Staff Responsibilities
Pool
Sheet Coordinator:
Match
Maker The Pool Sheet coordinator has the most difficult
responsibility of the tournament.
It
is their responsibility to match the individuals according
to:
-
Sex
- Age
- Belt Color
- Weight
And
define what divisions will be contested. ie, 8-9 years
old, male, 55-65 lbs.
Liability
lawsuits can arise if the matching of individuals are
not appropriate. There should be an approximately 10-lbs.
difference between the lightest and heaviest individual
to be contested. It is better to error on safety than
competition.
Determining
the Contestants
-
Entry forms should be taken from the Weigh-In Coordinator
(Locker Room)
- Entry forms
should be separated between male and female,
AFIX
a COLOR STICKER TO ALL FEMALE ENTRYFORMS (easier to distinguish).
· Use two different areas to layout forms
- Separate
entry forms in COLUMNS BY:
- Sex ie:
Male
- Age group
ie: 7 yrs old
- Belt
color ie: Orange
- Weight.
ie: 95 lbs.
Liability lawsuits can arise if the matching of individuals
is not appropriate
At
the conclusion of the weigh in time: 9:30 am; (Jrs) 11:00
am; (Sr.)
-
Begin
to write the pools · Be aware of late entries which
might require a re-write of a pool.
- Send the
"Completed Pool's" up to the Announcing Table.
- Wear your
COMMUNICATION HEADSET.
Pool
Writers ·
Write
the pools as handed to you by the Pool Coordinator Print
- First and
Last Name (1st Line)
- Dojo/Club
(2nd Line)
- Double check
as to the appropriateness of the pool.
- Sex: Are they
of the same sex
- Age: The age
group should span only 2-3 ages
- Belt Color:
Are they mostly color belts
- Weight: Are
they between 10 lbs from the lightest to heaviest.
- Let the
pool coordinator know of any problems
Conclusion
of writing pools · Give them back to the Pool Coordinator
Pool Recorder
(Beg.
Judo Class Responsibility) ·
Responsibility: Conduct the Elimination System ·
Total
People: 2 · Pool Recorder
#1:
actually conducting the pool elimination system and recording
the win/loss result. · Pool Recorder
#2:
Assists in conducting the elimination system.
·
Main emphasis: Preparing the athletes for competition
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