Meet Information
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http://va.milesplit.com/pages/Online_Meet_Reg_Instructions
VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
50th ANNUAL VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 AT Fork Union Military Academy
Hardy Cross Country Course
5,000 meters
2:30 p.m. DIVISION I BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The male population of the school must be 161 students or more between grades 9-12.
Runners may not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division I Boys All-State.
3:00 p.m. DIVISION II BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The male population of the school must be less than 161 students between grades 9-12 .
Runners may not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division II Boys All-State.
3:30 p.m. DIVISION I GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The female population of the school must be 161 students or more between grades 9-12.
Runners must not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division I Girls All-State.
4:00 p.m. DIVISION II GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The female population of the school must be less than 161 students between grades 9-12.
Runners must not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division II Girls All-State.
Entries will be done online at milestat.com. Please submit entries before Noon on November 10, 2015. (There is no limit to the number of names entered; however, no more than 12 can participate per race).
The link to the entry is
http://va.milesplit.com/meets/217375-virginia-independent-schools-state-xc-championships#.VgABgE2FNHg
The password is visaa2015
FOR QUESTIONS CONCERNING ENTRIES CONTACT WINSTON BROWN AT: : brownw@fuma.org
Phone 434-842-4289
ENTRY: .
Please make entries online at milestat.com by Noon on Tuesday, November 10
Please include all possible participants. Additions cannot be made on race day.
Divisions are determined by enrollment figures submitted to the VISAA for the 2014-2015 school year. A posting of divisions may be found at the VISAA website. If these numbers are inaccurate, please include a statement from the headmaster certifying the correct male/female enrollment.
PAYMENTS:
A school must have registered with the VISAA and paid its membership fees based on enrollment of students in grades 9-12.. If you have any questions about payments, please ask your Athletic Director or contact Dick Kemper, Executive Director, VISAA, at rkemperjr@comcast.net
Any questions concerning the operation of the meet should be directed to Winston Brown at (434) 842-4289 or by e-mail at brownw@fuma.org
Important Reminders
Race Times:
2:30 p.m. DIVISION I BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
3:00 p.m. DIVISION II BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
3:30 p.m. DIVISION I GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
4:00 p.m. DIVISION II GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
PRACTICE: The course will not be available for practice.
WARMING UP: Teams should warm up near the start line.
DRESSING: All competitors are asked to arrive at the course dressed. Lockers and towels will not be available.
CHECK IN:
No later than (1:45).
ATHLETES- Athletes must be wearing and show their uniform.
COACHES/ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL -All coaches must check in at the COACHES TENT to pick up their information. All teams are required to have a coach or volunteer at the finish to deal with any possible medical issues at the finish line and to assist runners through the chute. Instruct your runners to continue moving through the chute, do not let them stop at the finish line.
AWARDS: The awards ceremony will take place at the course just after the last race.
TENTS: Any tent must be set up in designated campout areas.
TRASH: Teams are responsible for picking up after themselves.
PARKING: BUS DRIVERS-There will be a drop off point on Academy Lane adjacent to the Start/ Finish area. Buses will then be directed to a remote lot and the driver will be shuttled to the course.
MEDICAL POLICY: The top priority of our medical staff is to respond to life threatening medical emergencies. Non-life threatening/minor injuries (example: scraped knees, minor cuts, etc.) may be treated as resources are available and time allows. Serious injuries take precedence and will be treated first.
Deadlines:
Please enter online at milestat.com by noon on November 9, 2015.
http://va.milesplit.com/pages/Online_Meet_Reg_Instructions
VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
50th ANNUAL VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 AT Fork Union Military Academy
Hardy Cross Country Course
5,000 meters
2:30 p.m. DIVISION I BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The male population of the school must be 161 students or more between grades 9-12.
Runners may not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division I Boys All-State.
3:00 p.m. DIVISION II BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The male population of the school must be less than 161 students between grades 9-12 .
Runners may not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division II Boys All-State.
3:30 p.m. DIVISION I GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The female population of the school must be 161 students or more between grades 9-12.
Runners must not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division I Girls All-State.
4:00 p.m. DIVISION II GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 5000 meters
Eligibility: The female population of the school must be less than 161 students between grades 9-12.
Runners must not have reached their 19th birthday as of August 1, 2015.
Students must be in the eighth grade or above.
A team may consist of 5 - 12 runners (Teams running more than 12 will be disqualified).
Awards: Plaques to champion and runner-up teams.
Medals awarded to places 1 through 20. Top 20 are considered Division II Girls All-State.
Entries will be done online at milestat.com. Please submit entries before Noon on November 10, 2015. (There is no limit to the number of names entered; however, no more than 12 can participate per race).
The link to the entry is
http://va.milesplit.com/meets/217375-virginia-independent-schools-state-xc-championships#.VgABgE2FNHg
The password is visaa2015
FOR QUESTIONS CONCERNING ENTRIES CONTACT WINSTON BROWN AT: : brownw@fuma.org
Phone 434-842-4289
ENTRY: .
Please make entries online at milestat.com by Noon on Tuesday, November 10
Please include all possible participants. Additions cannot be made on race day.
Divisions are determined by enrollment figures submitted to the VISAA for the 2014-2015 school year. A posting of divisions may be found at the VISAA website. If these numbers are inaccurate, please include a statement from the headmaster certifying the correct male/female enrollment.
PAYMENTS:
A school must have registered with the VISAA and paid its membership fees based on enrollment of students in grades 9-12.. If you have any questions about payments, please ask your Athletic Director or contact Dick Kemper, Executive Director, VISAA, at rkemperjr@comcast.net
Any questions concerning the operation of the meet should be directed to Winston Brown at (434) 842-4289 or by e-mail at brownw@fuma.org
Important Reminders
Race Times:
2:30 p.m. DIVISION I BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
3:00 p.m. DIVISION II BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
3:30 p.m. DIVISION I GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
4:00 p.m. DIVISION II GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
PRACTICE: The course will not be available for practice.
WARMING UP: Teams should warm up near the start line.
DRESSING: All competitors are asked to arrive at the course dressed. Lockers and towels will not be available.
CHECK IN:
No later than (1:45).
ATHLETES- Athletes must be wearing and show their uniform.
COACHES/ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL -All coaches must check in at the COACHES TENT to pick up their information. All teams are required to have a coach or volunteer at the finish to deal with any possible medical issues at the finish line and to assist runners through the chute. Instruct your runners to continue moving through the chute, do not let them stop at the finish line.
AWARDS: The awards ceremony will take place at the course just after the last race.
TENTS: Any tent must be set up in designated campout areas.
TRASH: Teams are responsible for picking up after themselves.
PARKING: BUS DRIVERS-There will be a drop off point on Academy Lane adjacent to the Start/ Finish area. Buses will then be directed to a remote lot and the driver will be shuttled to the course.
MEDICAL POLICY: The top priority of our medical staff is to respond to life threatening medical emergencies. Non-life threatening/minor injuries (example: scraped knees, minor cuts, etc.) may be treated as resources are available and time allows. Serious injuries take precedence and will be treated first.
Deadlines:
Please enter online at milestat.com by noon on November 9, 2015.