Handbook

2004

Monroe Country Public School Athletic Association

Boys’ & Girls’ Varsity & JV Cross-Country Schedule

Proposed January 2004

Accepted January 2004

Format: Special mathematical chart

Second year of a two year divisional alignment.

Boys’ Chairperson: Matt Tytler Irondequoit 234-6175 (work), 342-8311 (home)

Director Advisor: Dennis Fries Irondequoit 336-3006 (work)

Girls’ Chairperson: Mike Szczepanik Hilton 392-1000 Ext. 2221 (work), 227-1388 (home)

Director Advisor: Denny Wilcox Hilton 392- 1000 Ext. 2135 (work)

Important Dates

First Practice: Monday, August 16

First Scrimmage: Friday, August 27

First Meet Allowed: Friday, August 27

First League Meet: Tuesday, September 14

Roster for County Meet Due: Monday, October 4 (email to mctytler@netacc.net)

Sectional Entry Due: Wednesday, October 27

Monroe County Championship: Saturday, October 30 @ Mendon Ponds East

Section V Championship: Saturday, November 6 @ Marcus Whitman HS

State Meet: Saturday, November 13 @ Chenango Valley State Park, Binghamton

Federation Meet: Saturday, November 20 @ Bowdoin Park, Poughkeepsie

Foot Locker: Saturday, November 27 @ Van Cortland Park, Bronx

Nike Team Nationals Saturday, December 4 @ Portland, Oregon

Foot Locker Nationals Saturday, December 11 @ San Diego, CA

Invitational Dates: Meet Site and Contact Person

Sat., Sept. 11, Nazareth Invitational @ Nazareth College, Scott Love, elove9@naz.edu

Sat., Sept. 11, Fairport Classic @ Center Park, Kathy Brown 585-421-2043

Sat., Sept. 18, Wildcat Invitational (site of Sectionals) @ Marcus Whitman HS, Dale Ladd 315-462-9057

Fri, Sept. 24, Whalen/Dansville Invite @ Stoneybrook Park, Dave Stewart 585-728-2211

Sat., Oct. 2, McQuaid Invitational @ Genesee Valley Park, Pete Glavin 585-256-6132

Sat., Oct. 2, Tully Invitational (Sec. III) @ Tully, NY, Jim Paccia 315-636-8633

Fri., Oct. 8, Irondequoit/Penfield Invite @ Harris Whalen Park, R. Manuszak 585-266-0713

# Sat., Oct. 9, Geneseo Invitational @ Geneseo, NY, Mike Garger 716-346-3095+ Sat., Oct. 16, Seneca Park Invitational @ Seneca Park, Dave George 585-594-1315

^ Sat., Oct. 23, Clarence Invitational @ Akron Falls Park, John Hunt 716-741-9218

* Rosh Hashanah Dates: Thur., Sept. 16th and Fri., Sept. 17th

# SAT Testing Dates: Sat., Oct. 9th and Sat., Nov. 6th

+ PSAT Testing Dates: Wed., Oct. 13th and Sat., Oct. 16th

^ ACT Testing Dates: Sat., Oct. 23rd

Monroe County Cross-Country League Divisions

Division I	Division II	Division III
Brockport	Greece Arcadia	Batavia
Churchville Chili	Greece Athena	Brighton
Fairport	Greece Olympia	East Irondequoit
Gates Chili	Spencerport	East Rochester
Hilton	Webster Schroeder	Greece Odyssey
Penfield	Webster Thomas	Pittsford Mendon
Rush Henrietta	West Irondequoit	Pittsford Sutherland

Varsity and JV Monroe County League Schedule

All league meets start at 4:30PM

Block # 1, # 2, # 3 Boys race first

Block # 4, # 5, # 6 Girls race first

* Denotes the host team

Italics denotes location of meets

Block # 1 Tuesday, September 14 Boys race first

Harris Whalen	Center Park	Mendon East	Seneca Park	English Road
* Thomas	Sutherland	* Rush Henrietta	East Irondequoit	Churchville Chili
Brockport	* Fairport	Mendon	Batavia	* Athena
Olympia	Spencerport	Gates Chili	* Hilton	Brighton
Penfield	Schroeder	Arcadia	West Irondequoit	Odyssey
	East Rochester

Block # 2 Tuesday, September 21 Boys race first

Center Park	Webster Park	Mendon East	Black Creek
Brockport	Rush Henrietta	* Sutherland	Thomas
Churchville Chili	Fairport	East Irondequoit	Spencerport
Mendon	Olympia	Athena	Hilton
Batavia	* Brighton	Penfield	* Gates Chili
Schroeder	West Irondequoit	Arcadia	Odyssey
* East Rochester

Block # 3 Tuesday, September 28 Boys race first

Webster Park	Seneca Park	Mendon East	English Road	Black Creek
Thomas	Mendon	* East Irondequoit	Sutherland	Fairport
Rush Henrietta	Hilton	Churchville Chili	* Brockport	* Batavia
Athena	* Brighton	Spencerport	Gates Chili	Odyssey
* Schroeder	Penfield	Olympia	West Irondequoit	Arcadia
East Rochester

Block # 4 Tuesday, October 5 Girls race first

English Road	Mendon West	Mendon East	Seneca Park	Harris Whalen
Schoeder	* Rush Henrietta	Thomas	Athena	Churchville Chili
East Rochester	Brockport	* Sutherland	* Mendon	Fairport
Olympia	East Irondequoit	Batavia	Spencerport	* Gates Chili
* Arcadia	Odyssey	Brighton	West Irondequoit	Penfield
Hilton

Block # 5 Tuesday, October 12 Girls race first

Center Park	Webster Park	Mendon East	Mendon West	Black Creek
Rush Henrietta	Sutherland	Brockport	East Irondequoit	Thomas
* Spencerport	* Mendon	Athena	Schroeder	Churchville Chili
Batavia	Olympia	* Fairport	* East Rochester	West Irondequoit
Penfield	Odyssey	Hilton	Gates Chili	* Arcadia
			Brighton

Block # 6 Tuesday, October 19 Girls race first

English Road	Seneca Park	Mendon East	Harris Whalen	Black Creek
* Thomas	Athena	Schroeder	Brockport	Rush Henrietta
East Irondequoit	Batavia	East Rochester	* Spencerport	Sutherland
Fairport	* Olympia	West Irondequoit	Brighton	* Churchville Chili
Mendon	Gates Chili	* Odyssey	Arcadia	Hilton
		Penfield

Saturday, October 30

Monroe County Championship @ Mendon Ponds Park East

Coaches Meeting @ TBA

Racing starts @ TBA

This is the All County Selection Race

Saturday, November 6

Sectionals @ Marcus Whitman H. S.

SAT testing date

Saturday, November 13

State Meet @ Chenango Valley State Park, Binghamton

Saturday, November 20

Federation Meet @ Bowdoin Park, Poughkeepsie

Saturday, November 27

Foot Locker Regional Meet @ Van Cortland Park, Bronx

Cross-Country Scheduling Process

Schools are assigned number (1-20) by random draw. If 21 teams, two schools shall share the same schedule, and only score against each other in their first meet of the season.

Schedule is created by using a Plug in Chart (Team scheduling grid).

Schedule is first adjusted to make sure Block # 1 does not have any meets with great divisional championship significance. Schools are reassigned numbers, and then teams are "plugged" in to the remaining Blocks(2-6).

Meet sites are determined by a random draw, except meet # 3 in each block, which is assigned to Mendon East. This insures that every team will run on the County Coaches’ Invite course at least once. This is necessary due to the Coaches’ Invite determining All County status.

A table of meet sites is made to determine if any teams are at a single site 3 or 4 times. If so, rearrange as best as possible to try to get all teams at no site more than twice, or at least the fewest schools possible having 3 meets at a single site.

Assign Host School duties. Every team, except "Good Scout" provider and Web Site Master, must host l meet, and no more than 2 meets.

• Take geography into consideration as much as possible.

• Try not to assign schools host duties if the meet has Divisional significance. (This can not always be done!)

Web Sites of Interest

www.netacc.net/~mtytler/mccc.html (Monroe County Coaches Website)

www.schedulesonline.org (for the most up-to-date schedules)

www.sectionv.org (sectional info)

www.mcpsaa.org (league info)

www.nysphsaa.org (state info)

www.armorytrack.com (all kinds of info)

www.tullyrunners.com (another great source of information and results)

Monroe County Cross-Country League

Coaches Handbook
INTRODUCTION

This handbook has been developed to standardize procedures at meets. Cross-Country has always had the reputation of being a sport with few conflicts or problems. Our intention is to maintain that reputation through a coordinated approach in running our meets. It is the responsibility of the host schools to organize and run their designated meets. Host schools are encouraged to call fellow schools they are competing against each week for any additional help they may need. (We are all in this together so we need to help each other out if possible.) The use of assistants and/or managers will help to run meets smoothly and efficiently (advanced planning will have a positive impact on running your meet). If problems arise, coaches should contact the primary host coach immediately. If the problems continue (poor organization, scoring, starting, rule enforcement, etc.), or are not handled according to this handbook, coaches should contact their chairperson for further action. During the season, each school is responsible for hosting a least one league meet with the exception of the schools that volunteer to produce the "Good Scout"and the Website. The season schedule will denote the host school for each meet with an *. Responsibilities of the host school are outlined below:

A. ENFORCEMENT OF RULES

1. It is the responsibility of the host school’s coach to enforce all the rules of Cross-Country as laid out in the State and Federation Rulebooks. Rules are listed in appendix 4 of the handbook. Rules that seem to cause the most problems are listed below:

a. Section 6, Articles 1-5 deal with disqualification.

b. Uncalled for roughness of any kind shall lead to disqualification of the runner(s) concerned.

c. Any language that is abusive or obscene shall call for disqualification of the runner(s) who use such language.

d. It is the responsibility of the coach to inform his/her athletes of proper etiquette and sportsmanship.

* All infractions of rules must be observed by a coach, official or admitted to by a runner when confronted with the issue.

** An athlete disqualified for un-sportsmanlike conduct must have his/her school file a report concerning that incident with Section V.

B. STARTING TIMES AND ORDER OF RACES

1. In general, starting times for all meets shall be 4:30 PM However, whenever possible, a team should be given sufficient time (a minimum of 20 minutes) to warm up.

2. If a team has not arrived by 4:30 PM, wait 15 more minutes, then start the races.

3. The order of races is as follows:

a. Varsity and JV Boys

b. Modified

c. Varsity and JV Girls

At mid season, the Varsity Girls and Boys races will reverse. If a varsity team has not arrived by 4:45, start the modified race, then run the varsity races in their proper order.

4. Meet level designation

a. All seven varsity runners (the first 7 scoring, and any additional runners (excluding JV’s) up to a total of 18 may run in the varsity race. All seniors must run in the Varsity race. All runners beyond the top seven are displaced in scoring.

b. The JV team will be composed of all 9^th, 10^th, and 11^th graders who have not made the varsity top seven. Two chutes will be provided and the right hand chute (from the point of view of the incoming runners) will always be the VARSITY chute, AND IT WILL BE MARKED "A". When an athlete enters a chute, he or she will be recorded as a finisher in that race.

If coaches wish to avoid using two chutes and still run a JV competition the following protocal could be followed:

1. Coaches submit a JV roster to the officials prior to the meet. These names are irretrevable after the meet starts.

2.During scoring, these names can be marked on the time sheet. When scoring Varsity, these runners will not be counted in scoring.

3. The JV can be scored on a separate sheet. This may be handled by the officials, the coach setting up the course, or any coach involved in the competition.

C. UNIFORMS

1. Each member of each team is required to wear a team uniform in competition.

2. Rule for the need of identical equipment worn under the uniform is waived for league meets.

D. COURSES

1. See attached course maps (appendix 1). These are updated.

2. Primary and secondary host coaches are responsible for sufficiently marking the course and explaining the markings to all runners and coaches sometime before the start of the race. (See Federation Rules, appendix 4, for proper marking.)

3. All coaches should agree upon any course changes, alterations (due to weather, repairs, etc.) before the start of the race. Any alterations must be reported to the league recorder, "Good Scout".

4. Course sites:

There are alternate course sites in case of poor conditions. The county chairpersons are responsible for contacting all coaches, schools, athletic directors, and assignor of officials concerning a site change due to site problems. All coaches must receive ONE week notice of change. In case of emergency situations such as flooding, fallen trees, etc., a 24 hour notice will be sufficient. After that deadline, the meet will to be postponed. In the event that two meets must be scheduled at one site due to emergency conditions, the ORDER OF EVENTS must be agreed upon by ALL parties involved.

E. STARTING LINE PROCEDURES

1. ORDER ON THE LINE:

Runners will line up by teams with the order determined by PICK OF THE DRAW (numbers, straws, etc.) The first five runners of each team will take a place on the line, with the remaining runners behind them. JV’s will be on the outside of the starting line: Varsity on the inside. This will be determined by the direction of the first turn in the course.

2. STARTING COMMAND PROCEDURE:

The command shall be "ON YOUR MARKS". When all competitors are steady, the pistol shall be fired. For an unfair start, the starter or assistant shall recall the runners by firing the pistol. If a runner falls during the first 100 meters due to contact with another runner, the race shall be recalled by firing the pistol. (Federation —Rule 9 —3-3)

3. OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES:

a. It is the responsibility of the host school to provide the AED at the start/finish area

b. Primary host coach will give adequate warning of the start of each race (first call 10 minutes, second call 5 minutes before the race). They will call runners to the line and answer any questions about the course. They will direct line-up order, explain finish procedures (cards, chutes) and check to see that the timers are ready. There must be at least three timers.

c. It is the host school responsibility to provide vouchers for officials.

4. OFFICIATING:

The host school may use certified officials in lieu of the host coaches running the meet. To get officials, contact Rick Smith at 352-6505 (h) 477-1228 (w).

F. FINISH LINE PROCEDURES

1. Chutes:

Provide a sufficient area BEFORE the actual finish line. Continue the chute approximately 30 feet BEFORE distributing the finish cards. Any change in the A/B chute system must be by unanimous agreement of the coaches involved at the meet site. See chute diagram below:

2. Cards:

a. Cards musts be easily identified as to each race. Use color codes for Varsity Boys, Varsity Girls, JV Boys, JV Girls, Modified Boys, and Modified Girls.

b. Have enough cards to handle the maximum number of runners in the race (72 for 4 schools, 90 for 5 schools). Have extra cards available just in case. Coaches should turn in their cards to the host coach within 10 minutes of the races conclusion. USE RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS to hand out cards, process runners through the chute, and to score the races. The host school's coach or coaches are ultimately responsible for the operation of the races and overall meet management.

3. Timing:

A time should be recorded for each finisher for each race. There must be 3 watches operating for each race.

G. SCORE SHEETS

All coaches will use the OFFICIAL CROSS-COUNTRY SCORE SHEET format, available at the coaches’ pre-season meeting. Sheets should be scored as soon as possible after each race (preferably before the finish of each succeeding race). The host coach is responsible for distributing results to all coaches as soon as possible before the schools leave. Sample score sheets are in appendix 2.

H. TEAM SCORING PROCEDURE (DUAL MEET SCORING FOR ALL LEAGUE MEETS)

1. Copy from the 1999 Rule Book (page 59):

Art 1. Scoring shall be as shown in the following table:

Place 1^st 2^nd 3^rd 4^th 5^th 6^th...

Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Art. 2. All competitors who finish the race shall be ranked and tallied in accordance with the above table. The team score shall then be determined by totaling the points scored by the first five finishers of each team. The team which scores the fewest number of points is the winner.

Art. 3. If fewer than 5 competitors of a team finish, the places of all members of that team shall be disregarded and the team scores re-ranked. Dual meet score is 15-50.

Art. 4. Ties in team scoring shall be resolved by comparing the 6^th place finishers from the tying teams. The team with the best 6^th place finisher shall prevail. If one team does not have a 6^th place finisher, the team with the 6^th place finisher shall prevail.

Art 5. If only five competitors of tying teams finish, the team scoring shall be resolved by totaling the scores of the first four finishers.

2. Displacement:

Displacement must be computed before a final score is determined. Refer to sample sheet (appendix 2). Note that on each team, runners 8-18 are not figured in the scoring and the other teams’ 1^st through 7^th runners places are adjusted accordingly. Displacement is figured because although 18 runners may compete, only the first 7 on each team count overall.

3. Protests/Appeals:

PROTEST

Either coach may protest a meet at any point in the meet. The protesting coach must notify the opposing coach and have all officials indicate, in writing, in all score books, at the point of infraction.

The protesting coach, with written verification from his/her Athletic Director must write a complete explanation of the protest (including the rule violated). The written protest must be received by the Sports Chairperson, by delivery or certified mail, within 48 hours from the time of protest.

Copies of the verified, written explanation of the protest must be received by protest:

Opposing school/schools Coaches

Opposing school/schools Boys Coordinator

Opposing school/schools Girls Coordinator

Opposing school/schools Athletic Director

The decision and disposition of the protest will be rendered, in writing, by the Chairperson within 72 hours upon receipt of written protest. The Chairperson must get written statements from the opposing coach and all officials prior to reaching a decision.

The written decision, must be received by the protesting Coach/Athletic Director, by delivery or certified mail, within the stated 72 hours from the Chairperson.

Copies of the decision must be received, by delivery or certified mail within the stated 72 hours from the Chairperson, by those listed in #3 above.

Any situation not covered in this procedure should follow the procedure for an appeal. (see below)

APPEAL

The written appeal must be received, within 48 hours upon receipt of the Chairperson’s decision, by delivery or certified mail, by the following:

Opposing school/schools Coaches

Opposing school/schools Athletic Director

Opposing school/schools Executive Secretary/President

The Executive committee will act on the appeal and render a decision as soon as possible.

Copies of appeal and subsequent decision must be received within 72 hours of the decision being rendered in committee, and delivered as stated above, by the same. (listed #1)

Note:

All protests must be confined to MCPSAA Inter-Scholastic Varsity contest.

If the above time frame is not adhered to, protest will not be addressed.

Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays, snow days, and school vacation days are exempt in the above stated time restrictions.

In the absence of the Athletic Director the protest must be signed by the respective building principal.

I. REPORTING RESULTS

1. Host coach is responsible for reporting meet results for the boys and girls teams to the Democrat & Chronicle as soon as possible after the meet. The number is 258-2400

2. The host coach will also report to the league recorder of the "Good Scout" by 10:00 PM meet day. Place phone calls to Dave Hennessey at 334-6323 between 8:00PM and 10:00 PM. Results can also be emailed to: dhenness@rochester.rr.com but must be in by the 10:00 PM meet day deadline.

3. Each individual coach is being asked to email their Top Ten Finishers for each league meet race to Matt Tytler at mctytler@netacc.net using the excel form provided at the website www.netacc.net/~mtytler/mccc.html. We would also like the host school to fill in the team scores. Simply download the excel form (once) from the web page and email it back using your email's attachment feature. Then just update it each week and send it in.

J. SPORTS STANDARDS FOR INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION

1. Number of practices prior to 1^st scrimmage (Team 10, Individual 8)

2. Number of practices prior to 1^st contest (Team 10, Individual 10)

3. Team and individual number of contests is 18.

4. Minimum time between contests is 2 nights.

5. Individual limitations per day — 5,000 meters or 3.1 miles.

6. To enter and run in a sanctioned meet, a runner must have met the minimum standard of practices needed to participate in the contest. (MCPSAA minutes, September 29, 1998)

7. Practices may only count when they meet the handbook description of a practice (NYSPHSAA Handbook p. 66: 23.a)

K. CROSS-COUNTRY COACHES’ ETIQUETTE

1. All coaches should provide a model of good behavior for their athletes and should exemplify good professional conduct. Any departure from good professional conduct could result in a letter from the County Chairperson to the athletic director and coach. Follow the proper League Protest Procedure.

2. It is the responsibility of the host school to "properly run" all meets assigned. These obligations include starting and scoring as well as marking the course, providing traffic safety on courses where runners cross roads, and making sure that the course is cleaned up before the teams depart. It is expected that Non-hosting schools will offer assistance.

L. ALL-LEAGUE SELECTION

1. A runner must compete in two-thirds of the league schedule (4 league meets) to be considered All County. Coaches must notify the County Chairperson with the name of any athlete that does not have the 4 required league meets and will be completing in the Monroe County Championship Varsity Race.

2. The first 28 finishers at the Monroe County Championship Varsity Race will be named to the "First Team" All County Cross-Country Team (certificate and patch).

3. The next 28 finishers at the Monroe County Championship Varsity Race, will be named to the "2^nd Team" All County (certificate only).

M. COUNTY CHAIRPERSONS

1. Limit term to 3 years (No Consecutive terms).

2. Duties of chairpersons include:

-Prepare schedule

-represent league to AD’s and Sectional XC Committee

-organize and run Monroe County Championship Meet

-hear and decide protests

-conduct pre and post season meetings and provide minutes of meetings

-assume other responsibilities as outlined in chairman’s handbook

3. Election of Chairpersons

At the pre-season meeting during the final year (3^rdyear) of the current tenure. These newly elected chairpersons will work in conjunction with the present chairpersons for one season in order to facilitate a smooth transition.

N. POST SEASON COMPETITION

1. An athlete must compete in six (6) SANCTIONED MEETS IN ORDER TO COMPETE AT SECTIONALS OR STATES.

2. If an athlete does not have six meets, a letter of appeal must be submitted for that athlete, explaining why that athlete has not competed in six meets. If it is for sickness or injury, medical documentation is needed.

3. The coach must submit his/her entries for the Sectionals by the due date. Usually, this is the Wednesday prior to the Monroe County Championship Meet. All signatures are required. Please follow the directions in the Section V Handbook, as failure to do so may result in your team being barred from the Sectional Championship.

4. 7 athletes from the roster of 10 may compete in the Sectional Championship race.

5. The winning team in each class, and the first five individual finishers not on the winning team will advance to the NYSPHSAA Championships. In Class DD and D, only one team will advance and the top 5 individuals overall.

O. HANDBOOK VALIDITY

Each season shall be governed by those rules and policies adopted at the post season meeting of the previous season and the pre-season meting of the current season. In NO case shall rules or policies be added, amended or suspended at the post season meeting and applied to the season just completed.

Monroe County Championship

Saturday, October 30, 2004

Time Schedule and Order of Events

(Approved 8/18/2004)

Odd Year Even Year

11:00 Meeting — Modified 11:00 Meeting- Modified

Coaches Coaches

11:30 Mod Girls 11:30 Mod Girls

12:00 Meeting - Varsity 12:00 Meeting — Varsity

Coaches Coaches

12:05 Mod Boys 12:05 Mod Boys

12:25 JV Girls 12:25 JV Boys

1:00 JV Boys 12:55 JV Girls

1:30 Varsity Girls 1:30 Varsity Boys

2:00 Varsity Boys 2:00 Varsity Girls

2:30 Varsity "B" Girls 2:30 Varsity "B" Boys

3:05 Varsity "B" Boys 3:00 Varsity "B" Girls

4:00 Awards and 4:00 Awards and

All-County selection All-County selection

Awards:

Team Trophies to the winning team in each sub varsity race except modified
Individual awards to top 10 of each race
All-County Patches to top-28*
All-County Certificates to top-56*
T-shirts to the winner of each sub-varsity race
T-shirts to the top 28 in the two varsity races

* League requires a minimum of 4 league meets to be eligible — this must be verified by the Chairpersons

Reminders:

Have your runners to the line 10 minutes prior to the start of the race

Have your team volunteers check in with the meet directors after the coaches meeting to verify assignments

It is imperative that those assigned to hand out finish cards, ribbons and T-shirts report to chute at proper time.

When turning in county entries please list the names of the volunteers

It is recommended that you enter your top 5 athletes in the Varsity Races (check with Chairmen if you don’t meet the criteria)

It is the responsibility of each coach to update Tuesday league meet information to the

webpage: www.netacc.net/~mtytler/mccc.html

email: mctytler@netacc.net.

This is necessary to verify minimum number of meets for All-County.

It is the responsibility of each coach to update rosters to Chairpersons: mctytler@netacc.net

Delegation of Responsibilities

Scoring Packets / team scoring posters — Chairmen

Paint Starting Line and line the course — Set-up crew

Two people to hand out finish cards for each race

Modified Boys — Eastridge, Modified Girls — Brighton

Varsity "B" Boys — Odyssey, Varsity "B" Girls — Batavia

JV Boys — Arcadia, JV Girls — Gates

Varsity Girls — ER, Varsity Boys — Olympia

Two people to hand out T-shirts for each race — Churchville and Athena

Two people to hand-out ribbons for each race — Sutherland and Mendon

Eight TRAINED ADULTS to tear finish tags and "work the chute" — RH (Dale Ladd)

Extra Poles, flagging, set-up chute — Set-up Crew and Chairmen

Prepare, purchase time sheets, finish cards, ribbons, trophies, T-shirts — Chairmen

Finish Clock — Fairport

Quick Scoring of meet — 3 schools, alternate races —

Thomas (JV Boys, Varsity Girls)

Brockport (JV Girls, Varsity B Boys)

Spencerport (Varsity Boys, Varsity B Girls)

Place to score meet: Stewart Lodge

Distribution of results — Chairmen

Officials — Rick Smith

Course set-up — 8:00 am race day — Hennessey, VanAuker, DeMay, Brown, Erwin, Tytler, Szczepanik, Manuszak, Winden

Jury of Appeals: Brown, VanAuker, Hennessey, Erwin, DeMay, Tytler, Boyce

Bull Horn and Chronograph (back-up) — Sutherland

Portable Loud Speaker — RH

18. Timing Chronograph - Sutherland, Mendon, Batavia, ER

19. AED - Arcadia

20. Announcer — Mike Szczepanik

21. 4 OFFICIALS to act as "Security" at road entrances for each race:

Bathing Beach exit, Bathing Beach entrance, Stewart Lodge and Boat Launch (Must keep theses areas free of cars).

Score Card Template

Varsity (Girls or Boys) Race

School _________________________

Place Name 4 Monroe league meets?

_____ _______________ Y or N (Circle)

_____ _______________ Y or N

________ Score

_____ _______________ Y or N

I, (print name) ___________________ attest that

the above is true.

_____________________________ (Signature)