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3rd Annual Russ Heggen
Memorial
Tournament
Details
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Registration
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Entry forms are available online and at Salem Classical Fencing.
Timely entries
should be mailed by March 30, 2006. Please do not mail entries
after March 30, as we may not receive them in time. Instead, pay online and bring your paperwork with you to the tournament. If you cannot pay online, at least send us e-mail to tell you which events you will be entering.
Late entries will be subject to a
$5 late fee.
Walk-ons will be subject to an additional $15 fee.
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What
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CANCELED -- AFL Prep individual foil (Saturday)
(open to Prep foil fencers)
AFL Novice
individual epee (Saturday) -- MOVED
(open to Prep and Novice epee fencers)
AFL Novice individual sabre (Sunday) -- MOVED
(open to Prep and Novice sabre fencers)
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Where
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This tournament has been moved to
Salem Classical Fencing
354 Belmont St NE
Salem OR 97301
Map
The nearest lodging is downtown. |
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When
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Saturday, April 8, and Sunday, April 9 , 2006.
Check-in
times:
CANCELED -- Prep foil: Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. (fencing
begins at 9:30 a.m.)
Novice épée: Saturday, 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (fencing
begins at 4:30 p.m.) -- MOVED
Novice sabre : Sunday, 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. (fencing begins at 1:30
p.m.)
-- MOVED
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Format
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Prep foil: If there are fewer than ten competitors, the event will consist of a complete round-robin. If there are ten or more competitors, the event will consist of:
A round of seeding pools. All fencers will
advance. Results are for seeding purposes only.
A final round of pools.
Novice épée: If there are fewer than twelve competitors, the event will consist of a complete round-robin. If there are twelve or more competitors, the event will consist of:
- A round of seeding pools, with the number of fencers advancing depending upon the number of competitors (but at least half will advance).
- If necessary, a second round of pools, with the best six overall fencers advancing.
- A final round-robin of six.
Novice sabre: If there are fewer than ten competitors, the event will consist of a complete round-robin. If there are ten or more competitors, the event will consist of:
- A round of seeding pools, with the number of fencers advancing depending upon the number of competitors (but at least half will advance).
- A second round of pools, with the best six overall fencers advancing.
- A final round-robin of six.
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Cost
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$10 registration fee, plus $8 per event, payable
with registration (non-refundable).
Late entries subject to a $5 late fee.
Registrations
the day of the event will be subject to an additional $15 late fee ($20 in total late fees).
Payment can be
by cash (please do not mail cash!), check, money order, or PayPal or credit card (online only).
American Fencing League membership required. You can join at the tournament. |
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Equipment
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Participants in all events shall supply their own
equipment. Requirements for this tournament are as follows (see AFL
rules for details):
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Prep
Foil |
Novice
Foil |
Junior
Foil |
Épée |
Sabre |
| fencing mask with sewn-in bib
(must pass 12 kg punch test)
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required |
| fencing glove
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required |
3-weapon or epee glove required |
3-weapon or sabre glove required |
| elbow guard |
not needed |
required |
| white fencing jacket (either back-zip or appropriately handed front closure) |
required
(cotton preferred, nylon okay) |
required
(cotton preferred) |
| white knickers or high-waisted fencing pants |
sweats okay; no cargo pants or jeans) |
required |
required
(cotton perferred) |
required |
| white socks that cover the calf (no exposed skin on the leg) |
required
(if wearing knickers) |
| underarm protector |
required (any color!) |
| weapon |
standard (dry) foil with rubber or plastic top securely taped on (no dummy electrical tips)
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épée with 3-prong pointe d'arret
(no electrical tips -- electrical blades okay) |
standard (dry) sabre with S2000 blade (electrical sabre okay) |
| grip |
orthopedic grip okay with medical waiver only |
orthopedic grip okay |
n/a |
| non-marring shoes |
required |
| rigid chest plate or cups |
required for females
(regardless of age);
optional for males
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Awards
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All events: medals for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
Prep Foil: top three will be promoted to Novice classification.
Novice Épée: top three will be promoted to Novice classification, but no classifications will be awarded this time so that all fencers will still be able to compete in the next épée event.
Novice Sabre: top three will be promoted to Novice classification, but no classifications will be awarded this time so that all fencers will still be able to compete in the next sabre event.
All fencers will receive the satisfaction of
doing their best and promoting an excellent sport.
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It is very important that you be on time! We will
have many bouts to fence.
Although this is a tournament, and it should be fenced
competitively, remember that fencing is a sport of honor, respect, and
sportsmanship. No matter how well (or poorly) you do, remember that at one point (not long ago fror some of you) , none
of you could fence. The mere fact that you can fence at all is an
achievement in and of itself.
Rather than a test of you against another fencer, let
this competition be a test of you against yourself.
Simply strive to do your best. And have fun!
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10/28/2006
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Fencing,
except as noted. All rights reserved.
Salem Classical Fencing is a non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3)
organization
incorporated in the State of Oregon in order to teach fencing to anyone who wishes to learn,
thereby promoting community and both physical and mental fitness
in people of all ages, abilities, genders, races, and socio-economic levels. |
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