Entries Open for Days 3 and 4 of Cork Athletics County Juvenile Track and Field Championships 2023

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Cork Athletics County Juvenile Track & Field Championships Days 3 & 4 2023

Mardyke Arena, Cork (Day 3) & An Ríocht Track, Castleisland (Day 4)

Sunday May 21st 2023 & Sunday May 28th 2023

Mardyke Arena - Venue for Days 1, 2 & 3	An Ríocht Track, Castleisland, Kerry  - Venue for Day 4

CORK ATHLETICS JUVENILE TRACK AND FIELD COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023

NOTE: THE TIMETABLES ARE DESIGNED TO GIVE ATHLETES AND PARENTS AN INDICATION OF WHEN EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE

EVENTS MAY TAKE PLACE UP TO 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE SCHEDULED TIME

PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY TO PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE DAY

 

Enter Days 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Entry4Sport

Day 1 - Sunday May 7th: Competition No. 751

Day 2 - Sunday May 14th: Competition No. 752

Day 3 - Sunday May 21st: Competition No. 753

Day 4 - Sunday May 28th: Competition No. 754

Schedules

DAY 1 DRAFT SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Mardyke Arena, Cork - Sunday May 7th

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DAY 2 DRAFT SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Mardyke Arena, Cork - Sunday May 14th

Track Events

Field Events

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Day 3 DRAFT SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Mardyke Arena, Cork - Sunday May 21st

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Day 4 DRAFT SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

An Ríocht Track, Castleisland, Co. Kerry - Sunday May 28th

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Entry Notes

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1.    Entry Fee for individual events is €2 per event.  Relay Teams €5 per team

2.    Athletes participating in Under 13 and above events are restricted to two events per day. The only exception is where an athlete selects the Triple Jump as one of their nominated events on Day 2. In that case a third event that day will be permitted. For health and safety reasons, athletes are not permitted to enter both the discus and javelin as they are being held on the same day for this year only

3. There is no limit to the number of events an individual athlete may enter in the Under 9 to Under12 age categories

4.    Entries must be made using the online Entry4Sport system. Separate events will be created for each day of the championships. Entries will close at 23:59pm on the Tuesday prior to each day of the championship. No late entries will be accepted. Clubs should familiarise themselves with the Entry4Sport system and submit entries for day 1 in advance of the cut off point so that any issues can be remediated

5.    On the day of competition Club numbers will be given to a club official/coach/parent who will be responsible for distributing the correct number to their club athletes. The designated person will have to sign for all of the numbers. Individual numbers will not be given out to an athlete or parent

6.    In individual events, athletes are confined to their own age group

7.    In relays, athletes may move up 1 age group, but 2 of the 4 athletes running must be the correct age, except in Under 17 4x400 relay, where ALL athletes MUST be Under 17

8.    Only those born in 2015 may compete Under 9 events

9.    No new entries will be accepted on the day of competition

Points to Note
1.    All athletes MUST be registered Athletics Ireland Members

2.    ONLY competing athletes and officials are permitted on the track and infield

3.    Athletes MUST wear Club singlets. Numbers are to be worn on front of singlet, (except pole vault competition)  5mm spikes only

4.    Field Events to be held in the Mardyke will commence at 10:15am. Practice jumps/throws for the first age groups must be completed before the starting time. Competition starts 10:30am sharp. Adequate time will be allowed for practice jumps and throws for each age group thereafter

5.    Field Events to be held at An Riocht will commence with the hammer at 9:30 am. Practice throws must be completed before 9:20am

6.   Once a competition has started, no practice jump/throw will be allowed

7.   It is the responsibility of club coaches to ensure that their athletes are technically competent at the disciplines for which they are being entered. Officials may stop any athlete they deem unable to compete in a safe manner

8.    In Shot, Hammer, Discus, Javelin/Turbo Javelin, Long Jump & Triple Jump, each athlete will be allowed 3 attempts

9.    High Jump opening heights, as per Munster Competition Booklet (see appendix), with the bar rising by 5cm, until 3 athletes remain, then by 3cm

10.    Athletes are NOT permitted to carry or use electronic devices in the competition area at any time. (Earphones, ear pods, I-phones, smart phones, tablets etc)

11.    Photographers: All cameras must be registered on the way into the track, in accordance with Athletics Ireland Photography and Film Guidelines

12.    Please respect all property at both the Mardyke and An Riocht venues

13.    Clubs are responsible for keeping their areas clean of litter.  Please bring your litter away with you. There is a substantial clean-up charge levied on Cork Athletics, if the venue is littered. Please ‘Pull’ anyone you see littering the venue – if the venue is littered, we will all ‘Tarnished with the One Brush!’

14.    Dogs - Dogs are not permitted inside the grounds of either the Mardyke or An Riocht, with the sole exception of REGISTERED Guide and/or Assistance Dogs

Queries: Please direct all queries to the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The programme of events may be brought forward or amended on the day depending on participation numbers and weather conditions

Note from Juvenile Competition Secretary Michael Flynn (Added April 24th)

"Currently there is a rule in place that will not allow an athlete to be entered in both the discus and javelin on day 4

I am in the process of removing that rule, so if you have athletes that wish to enter both, you can do so

This will be updated during the week. I am also hoping to add a warning message to advise parents and coaches that Cork Athletics typically does not have both of these events on the same day, as we are conscious that athletes are still developing both physically, and in learning the disciplines, in particular discus for U14/15. Coaches and parents should take into account that their athletes are putting strong forces on immature muscles

If an athlete wants to enter both events please hold off for a few days

If you have parents entering athletes please pass this message on to them"

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