Event Categories Sample Clauses

Event Categories. For the 2022-23 Competition Season the age subcategories will include athletes born in the following years: Category Subcategory Names YOB for the 2022-23 CompetitionSeason U16 Girls U16 G1U16 G2 20082007 U18 Girls U18 G1U18 G2 20062005 U20 Women U20 W1U20 W2 20042003 Senior Women Senior U23 WomenSenior Women 2002, 2001 & 20001999 and before Para Nordic Sit Ski LW10-12 Women N/A N/A Para Nordic Standing SkiLW2-9 & B1-3 Women N/A N/A U16 Boys U16 B1U16 B2 20082007 U18 Boys U18 B1U18 B2 20062005 U20 Men U20 M1U20 M2 20042003 Senior Men Senior U23 MenSenior Men 2002, 2001, & 20001999 and before Para Nordic Sit Ski LW10-12 Men N/A N/A Para Nordic Standing SkiLW2-9 & B1-3 Men N/A N/A • Open Category: The Open Category (U20 and above) at FIS Canada Cup Race program competitions is sanctioned by FIS and Nordiq Canada. U20 and senior skiers may be seeded together in The Open Category. The results may include sub- categories composed of U20 men/women and U23/ seniors. The Open category should also include a CCUNC division and recognize the top 3 student athletes’ men and women on each competition day. • U20 men/women categories must also be introduced at Canada Cup Race program events and sanctioned by FIS. • OCs may elect to offer development level races for U18 and younger on the same race day as the Canada Cup Race program competition as part of a Tier 2 event. Competitions should be modified to reflect the recommendation in the Nordiq Canada Competition Model.
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Event Categories. The primary purpose of Hempstead Hall is for the overall benefit of citizens of Hempstead County, the College’s service area, and the U of A Hope-Texarkana students, faculty and staff members. Events and programs most suited to Hempstead Hall include: Academic Banquet Community Education (UAHT) Concert/Performance Continuing Education Exhibit/Fair/Expo Graduation (Practice or Ceremony) Meeting (Public or Private) Reception for Community Reunion (School or Community Group) Training In general, private social celebrations, such as birthday parties and wedding receptions, do not meet the purposes of the Event Categories listed above. Individuals seeking approval for facility uses other than the Event Categories must have the written approval of the Hempstead Hall Director and must demonstrate that the event meets a primary purpose of the facility.
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