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WORK PLAN

AER / RG

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Contents

Timetable – Rhythmic Gymnastics (page 3)

Timetable – Aerobic Gymnastics (page 4)

Timetable – Meetings and Forums (page 5)

Section 1: Event Personnel (page 6)

Section 2: General Information (page 7-8)

Admission, Opening and Closing Ceremonies, After Party

Merchandise, Photography, Media, Medical Services

Section 3: Venue Information (page 9)

Stadium, Parking, Accreditation, Toilets, Warm-up, Café

Competition Office, Volunteers

Section 4: Competition Information (pages 10-14)

Uniform/Apparel, Managers, Awards, Results

Coaches, Music, Accreditation

Session Times, Marshalling, Draw, Equipment

Score Queries, AA and Apparatus Finals, Ties

Section 5: Health and Safety (pages 15-17)

Reporting, Trusts Arena Fire Evacuation Plan

Medical Emergencies, Utility Failure

Lost Child/Vulnerable Person

Section 6: Schedules and Appendices (pages 24-58)

Appendix 1 Aerobic & Rhythmic Training Schedule

Appendix 2 Rhythmic Warm Up Schedule

Appendix 3 Aerobic Run Lists

Appendix 4 Rhythmic Run Lists

Appendix 5 Aerobics Final Draw

Appendix 6 Rhythmic Apparatus Final Draw

Appendix 7 Awards and Award Ceremonies

Appendix 8 Policies

Appendix 9 Event Reporting Form

Appendix 10 Event Investigation Form

Appendix 11 Lost Child and Vulnerable Person For

Appendix 12 Request for Withdrawal Form

Appendix 13 Stadium Plan

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Section 1: Event Personnel

Control Commission/Competition Jury Gymnastics New Zealand CEO Tony Compier

Event Manager Ayla Huber

Technical Committee representative Catherine Thomson (AER) Keita McComb (RG)

Control Judge Kayleigh Rees (AER)

Tracey Redhead (RG)

National Championships Officials

Aerobics Judges Kayleigh Rees Natasha Cunningham

Derryn Neaves Jody Le Bas

Michael Groom Sarah Spargo

Giordyn Moss Kendra Neaves

Tracey Maclennan Jaimie le Bas

Anais Maclennan

Rhythmic Gymnastics Judges Bronwyn Berry Gabrielle Neilson

Erica Thorby Erin Costello

Marie Sterner Elizabeth Wheadon

Keita McComb Sophie Hoogenboom

Kevin Taylor Kristine Mayo

Megan Rensburg Ellysa Mulcahy

Sarah Hall Jane Neilson

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SECTION 2: General Information

Public Admission The 2019 New Zealand Gymnastics Championships is a ticketed event, with prices in effect from Wednesday to Saturday. Please note that the Opening and Closing

ceremonies are free of charge.

All tickets are sold at www.ticketek.co.nz. Credit card fees apply. Tickets will be available

to purchase at the door.

All Athletes, Judges, Coaches, Managers, Officials, Volunteers and VIP’s will be issued with accreditation passes, these must be visible at all times and are non-transferable.

There will be no entry to the venue without an accreditation pass or spectator ticket.

Opening Ceremony Wednesday 2nd October 6.15pm – 7.15pm

Each province is invited to have two (2) Athletes from each code in their province to

march on for the Opening Ceremony. Please assemble in the Trampoline stretch area located at the back end of the foyer at 5:45pm.

Closing Ceremony and Special Awards Ceremony Saturday 5th October 6:00pm The Closing Ceremony will be held on the Artistic competition floor.

All delegates are expected to attend the Closing Ceremony.

All Athletes, Managers and Coaches who are receiving awards will congregate in the warm-up area and will then be seated in the designated area on the competition

floor.

After Party Saturday 5th October 7:30pm – 10:30pm

The After Party will be held upstairs in the Awards room at the Trusts Arena. Tickets are

available for purchase at www.ticketek.co.nz.

Event Merchandise There will be a range of merchandise from Gymnastics NZ available for sale at the event

and online at https://gymnasticsshop.myshopify.com

Merchandise Price List T-shirt $30.00

Hoodie $60.00

Singlet $40.00

Backpack $30.00

Pin $5.00

Programme $10.00

https://gymnasticsshop.myshopify.com/

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Event Photography Photographs taken may be used by the Competition Organisers or their sponsors for publicity, at their discretion. If you have anyone in your Province who may object to

their photo being taken and published, please notify the Competition Organisers in

writing, before the event commences by emailing [email protected]

Only accredited media photographers are permitted to take professional photographs at

the event. If a non-accredited photographer is using a professional camera, they will be asked to cease taking photographs immediately and will be required to leave the venue

if they continue. The Gymnastics NZ accreditation pass for the official photographer may be used to verify identification. Flash photography and long lens cameras are not

permitted to be used by spectators in the competition area, whether during warm-up or

competition.

Media Conferences and Interviews The Event Manager, Communications Manager or CEO may approach the Provincial Managers to arrange athlete interviews.

Medical Services

First Aid and Physiotherapy Paramedics will be present during training and competition days.

Physiotherapy is available onsite provided by Physio Rehab Therapy. Location: First floor. On the right inside the main entrance.

Massage: $1 per minute Taping: $5/body site with own tape $12/body site without own tape

Booking: First come first served basis.

Provinces are also entitled to accreditation for one medical person.

Medical Emergency In the event of a serious injury or illness, please notify Event staff immediately. The Event

staff will notify Paramedics who will be on site throughout the event to determine the

appropriate course of action.

In the event of an injury or illness while participants are outside the venue, please go to

the nearest medical Centre White Cross Healthcare Henderson 24/7 located at 131 Lincoln Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Waitakere Hospital is located at 55-75 Lincoln Rd,

Henderson, Auckland 0610. Alternatively, if it is an emergency, dial 111.

Drug Free Sport Testing

If Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ) attends the event to conduct ‘in competition’

testing, this shall be carried out in the Drug Testing designated area. When the event has been completed the DFSNZ Marshall and Gymnastics NZ Drug Officer shall immediately

make contact, with the Athlete concerned.

Athletes may designate a support person to be in attendance with them throughout the process. If an Athlete has an official media conference or award ceremony following

competition, the attendance of this may be granted but the Athlete must remain in visual contact with the DFSNZ Marshall at all times. Failure to attend as required will be treated

as a positive test.

Athletes should check that they have correctly filed any National TUE that may be

applicable and that have the relevant documentation available during the Championships (written list of all drugs taken in recent months)

mailto:[email protected]

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SECTION 3: Venue Information

Stadium Entrance Entry for all athletes, officials and accredited province personnel is through the Trusts

Arena main entrance. Spectator’s entry and ticketing is through the main entrance. Tickets and accreditations will be checked on entry.

Parking

Parking for all athletes, officials and accredited province personnel is available onsite at The Trusts Arena. Spectator parking is located onsite at The Trusts Arena, free street

parking is available around the Arena.

There will be no security on hand to monitor the car park. Please make sure that you

remove articles that ‘look interesting’ to thieves (e.g. nothing should be left in view). Inside the stadium – please keep your valuables with you at all times. Provincial Managers

are advised that arrangements should be made with athletes regarding leaving the stadium. Gymnastics NZ recommends that athletes make appropriate arrangements with

caregivers prior to leaving the stadium area.

Accreditation Passes Accreditation passes must be worn at all times and are non-transferable. Access to venue

and accredited areas within the arena will not be granted without the valid accreditation. The “loaning” of an authorised accreditation pass is considered a serious issue, which

places undue risk management liability on the Control Judges, Panel Judges and Event Organisers. If an accredited official loans their personal accreditation pass to another

person the Behaviour Policy (Appendix 8) will apply to the unauthorised person and the owner of the pass will be deemed to be in violation of the Gymnastics NZ Code of Conduct.

Sanctioning action could include immediate withdrawal of accreditation and removal from the competition arena.

Toilets

Athlete toilets are located off the main competition area in the Eastern corridor; access to the Eastern corridor is only available to accredited personnel. Public toilets are located in

the Foyer and Western corridor (Western corridor is open to spectators).

Access to Warm-Up and Competition Areas Only athletes competing in the session will be permitted through to the warm- up/competition area.

Cafe Area

The Arena Café is located in the foyer and on Level 2.

Competition Office The Competition Office, situated in the Eastern corridor will be attended from Tuesday 1 October. Access to the Eastern corridor is restricted to accredited personnel only.

Volunteer Management All volunteers will need to be on the volunteer list to be granted access to the venue, you

will then be directed to the Volunteer Registration Desk in the Volunteer room where you

will meet the Volunteer Manager. You will receive an induction prior to their first shift and

are able to view a copy of the Volunteer Handbook.

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SECTION 4: COMPETITION FORMAT

The Floor Manager will direct the flow of competitors on the floor and coordinate the work

of the announcer and music operator.

The announcer will introduce competitors to the floor for Aerobics and Rhythmic.

The Aerobics and Rhythmic athletes must be standing at the edge of the Competition Floor/Mat in preparation to march onto the floor, prior to the announcement of their name

and signal from the Control Judge.

The athletes take their signal from the announcement. The gymnasts must not step onto

the competition floor area prior to being announced.

Team/Athlete Uniform, Apparel and Bags

The National Championships are the premier event of the year. Please assist by presenting

the athletes in appropriate attire whilst on the competition area during training, warm-up

and competition.

Suitable training gear - either long or short sleeved leotards, fitted singlets, fitted shorts,

fitted team t-shirts, crop tops and tights.

Provincial teams or individuals may be dressed the same or differently. Athletes are

required to wear provincial tracksuits for competition. Leggings are acceptable so long as

they are uniform leggings and all athletes wear the same. No different lengths and logos.

Gymnasts must have hair suitably tied up so that it does not obstruct vision, or impact on

movement, in order to reduce health and safety issues.

Award Ceremony attire is Provincial Tracksuits and white socks. No other footwear is

acceptable.

Competitors are requested to store their bags and excess clothing in the warm-up areas

designated for each code. The competition floors must remain clutter free.

Coaches must also be in correct provincial uniform: polo shirt or t-shirt with logo, provincial

tracksuit or shorts in provincial colours and sports shoes. Coaches may wear leggings so

long as they match the athletes.

Provincial Managers The accredited Managers are ONLY allowed onto the competition floor (including training) when there is a need to consult with a provincial coach or the Event Manager, or to access

the Competition Office. The Provincial Manager(s) are not permitted to coach or supervise a group of gymnasts on the warm up or competition area. The Provincial Manager must

report to the Floor Manager for approval to enter the competition arena.

Behaviour Policy and Coaching Behaviour The Gymnastics NZ Behaviour Policy will be applied (refer to Appendix 8).

Coaches are requested to refer to Section 3.2 of the WAG Manual and Section 4.4.5 of the MAG Manual for the regulations relating to the Coach behaviour policies.

Control Judges and Floor Managers will be implementing these regulations at Nationals.

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The use of cell phones, still cameras, video cameras or any other electronic recording

device is prohibited on the competition floor when the warm up or competition is in progress.

Award Ceremonies Award Ceremonies will take place as per the prize giving times outlined in the Timetables.

The Awards room is located on level 2. Provincial Managers will be notified of Athletes

required to marshal for the prize giving via Basecamp.

Special Awards will be presented throughout the event and at the Closing Ceremony held

in the Artistic Competition Arena. Provincial tracksuits with white socks shall be worn for

the Closing Ceremony.

Results Service and Distribution Preliminary results will be posted on display screens during the competition.

Results reports are not available for public sale.

After each competition session – authorised (signed) results are distributed to the Control

table, Provincial Managers (Basecamp), Awards Manager and Media.

Provincial Managers - Results will be published online via the Basecamp platform that all Managers have been invited to join prior to the start of Nationals. Provincial boxes are

situated inside the Competition Office, hard copy results will be distributed via the

provincial boxes if for any circumstance they are not published on Basecamp. Only

accredited Managers may access the provincial boxes.

The only line of communication regarding results is from the Provincial Manager to the

Competition Office Manager. At no time may Results staff be approached by officials or athletes.

Awards and Competition Rules Refer to the Appendix 7 for full details on:

Proficiency pins, coaching medals and overseas gymnasts

Tie breaks Awards

Accreditation

Competition floor and warm-up access is restricted to Athletes, authorised event Officials, Coaches, Judges and Media who are scheduled for the respective competition session. The

wearing of accreditation passes is compulsory at all times.

For the 2019 New Zealand Gymnastics Championships, the coach appointments must

comply with the Gymnastics NZ policy:

Aerobics Junior Coach Levels, ADP 2

Junior Coach ADP 3-5, International Divisions

Rhythmic Junior Coach Level 4-6, Group Grade 3-4

Senior Coach Stage 3-4, Level 7-International, Group Grade 5-7

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Number of Coaches on the Floor

The principle of the policy shall be applied to Aerobics and Rhythmic: Aerobics events, one provincial coach is allowed on the floor for the entire

competition. All other accredited coaches may be present in the warm-up area. Where athletes in a team come from different regions one coach from each region

is allowed to put the athletes on the floor. For Rhythmic, one Provincial coach, per grade/level is allowed on the floor during

the entire competition. This coach may be the same or different for all gymnasts in

a grade/level. The FIG practice will be applied, that is, coaches may be changed for each athlete provided that ONLY ONE coach is officiating at any one time. During

warm-up all registered accredited coaches for the relevant grades/levels may be present.

In Junior and Senior International Grades, one coach per athlete is permitted. This may be the athlete’s personal coach provided that the personal coach has been accredited

as a Provincial coach for the championships. If an unauthorised coach is on the competition floor or officiating in the warm-up area they

will be requested to leave. If they comply with this request, there will be no penalty.

If an unauthorised coach refuses to leave the competition floor or warm-up (including stretching) area when requested, the penalty shall be:

The team and/or individual athletes may continue to compete but their results will not be included in the calculation of team or individual awards; and

The coach shall not be eligible for a coaching award.

Music All music must have been submitted pre-event. Athletes must also bring their music on a USB stick for training and as back up during competition. If for any circumstance there is

an issue with the music that Gymnastics New Zealand plays for competition and a back

up version is required, it is the responsibility of the athletes coach to supply the back up music to the Floor manager in a timely manner.

Session Times Sessions may start up to 30 minutes ahead of schedule. This is at the sole discretion of the Event Manager. Provincial Managers are to ensure their athletes are ready at the

venue in case of such occurrences.

Marshaling Area and March In

The marshalling area for each code will be in the respective code’s stretching/warm-up area. Aerobics and Rhythmic athletes will march onto the competition floor to be

introduced by Province.

Draw and Competition Schedules

The Rhythmic and Aerobics draws, competition running order/start lists and warm-up schedules are included in this Work Plan.

Apparatus and Equipment The Aerobics floor is 7m x 7m or 10m x 10m. The Rhythmic floor mat colour is cream.

It is the responsibility of each individual province to supply spare Rhythmic apparatus for their gymnasts.

Score Queries No protests of scores will be accepted in Aerobics or Rhythmic Gymnastics.

Under no circumstance is the judging panel to be approached at any time during or after

competition.

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Finals The top eight (8) gymnasts from each apparatus in round 1 qualify for apparatus finals subject to the following qualifications statement:

In case of a tie, in points at any place on any apparatus for qualification for Apparatus Finals, the ranking will be determined by the following criteria:

1. the gymnast with the highest E-score prevails

2. the gymnast with the lowest ET (execution technical) deductions prevails 3. the gymnast with the highest D-score prevails

If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken and the starting order for the final is decided by draw.

Two non-competing reserves will be named who shall be required to prepare to take the place of a named finalist should there be a withdrawal more than 30 minutes prior to the

commencement of the competition session for Aerobics and 60 minutes prior to Rhythmic Gymnastics.

There is no qualification score required to be eligible for each apparatus final for RG and

AER.

Aerobics Finals The number of athletes advancing from the preliminary (heats) round of competition to

the finals will be 8 New Zealand athletes. A draw will decide the starting order of the qualification rounds and the finals. These are appended to the Work Plan.

Rhythmic Apparatus Finals

Apparatus Finals will be held for Junior and Senior International.

Top 8 qualifiers from the All Around/Qualifying Competition will qualify for apparatus finals. Tie breaking rules for qualification will apply. There is no minimum qualification score to

qualify for apparatus finals. The RG draw for apparatus finals are appended to this Work Plan.

Two non-competing reserves may be named who shall be required to prepare to take the place of a named finalist should there be an official withdrawal more than 60 minutes prior

to the commencement of the competition session. Withdrawals and reserve placements must be undertaken, on the withdrawal/substitution

forms (refer to Appendix 12), which the Provincial Manager files with the Competition

Office. There are no replacements made after 60 minutes prior to the commencement of the competition session. If named reserve athletes are required as a replacement the

Provincial Manager or Coach will receive an authorisation signed by the Event Manager or the respective Control Judge.

A maximum of two (2) New Zealand Rhythmic Level 10 athletes may be invited to compete in the Senior International Apparatus Finals.

Overseas Athletes

When the competitors at a National Championship include overseas athletes (individuals,

state/regional, Federation), the following shall apply: Individual all-around events and apparatus placing events at National

Championships will be conducted as both open and closed events. The first, second and third placed New Zealand affiliated athletes will receive the

medal/certificate (closed event); in addition, overseas athletes placed first, second or third (open event) will receive medals/certificates.

All team events at the Gymnastic Championships (excluding other International Federation teams) will be open competitions i.e. the specified awards will be made

to the place-getters irrespective of origin.

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Tie Breaking Rules Aerobics In case of a tie at any place the tie will be broken based on the following criteria in this

order: 1. the highest total score in Execution

2. the highest total score in Artistic

3. the highest total score in Difficulty 4. all Execution judges scores are taken into consideration (without deleting the

highest and the lowest)

the three highest Execution judges scores are taken into consideration the two highest Execution judges scores are taken into consideration etc.

same procedure with the Artistic and Difficulty judges scores Tie breaking rules for the team ranking – refer to FIG Technical Regulations

Where all around totals differ by 0.0001 then for ranking purposes such totals shall be

declared to be equal. Rhythmic

In case of a tie, in points at any place on any apparatus in Apparatus Finals, the ranking will be determined by the following criteria:

1. the gymnast with the highest E-score prevails 2. the gymnast with the lowest ET (execution technical) deductions prevails

3. the gymnast with the highest D-score prevails If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken.

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SECTION 5: Health and Safety

Health & Safety Injury and Incident Reporting Process

Event Reporting and Event Investigation Form The Event Reporting Form and Event Investigation Form can be found in this work plan

(Appendix 9 and 10). Copies of forms included in the Work Plan can be found in the Competition Office and on Basecamp. An Event Reporting Form must be completed for all injuries, illnesses

and incidents. Gymnastics NZ will complete Investigation and Notifiable Events Forms when required.

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Emergency Management

Evacuation In the event that the Trusts Arena needs evacuation, please follow directions of the Trust

Arena and Gymnastics NZ staff. The fire alarm will sound and instruct you to evacuate via the nearest exit. All of the fire doors within the stadium will automatically open.

Please make your way towards the nearest exit and move towards the emergency assembly points located in the car parks. Fire Wardens will be identified by their high viz

vest and will assist you to evacuate the building safely, we would ask that you remain

outside until the Fire Wardens instruct you that it is safe to return.

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Medical Emergency In the event of a serious injury or illness, please notify event staff immediately. The Event Manager will liaise with Paramedics who will be on site throughout the event to determine

the appropriate course of action.

In the event of an injury or illness while participants are outside the venue, please go to

the nearest medical Centre White Cross Healthcare Henderson 24/7 located at 131 Lincoln Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Waitakere Hospital is located at 55-75 Lincoln

Rd, Henderson, Auckland 0610. Alternatively, if it is an emergency, dial 111.

Suspicious Package/Person If a suspicious person is sighted, notify the Floor Manager, Event Manager or Trusts Arena reception staff immediately. Maintain as many details about the person as

possible, including what they were doing and wearing. If a suspicious package is found, notify the Floor Manager, Event Manager or Trusts Arena reception staff immediately and

keep the surrounding area clear. Essential Utility Failure Includes the loss of power, lighting, communication, water or computer network. In the event of an essential utility failure, the Event Manager will call an emergency meeting

with the key stakeholders and decide on the next steps. This could include – delaying the start of the event, cancelling the event, obtaining a generator locally, obtaining water

from a local source or moving venue.

Lost Child/Vulnerable Person Any lost child/vulnerable person, or caregiver who has lost their child/vulnerable person,

shall be directed to the Competition Office. The Lost Child/Vulnerable Person Form (Appendix 11) must be completed. Children’s names will not be mentioned when the lost

child/vulnerable person announcement are made. Lost children/vulnerable persons will be supervised by at least two adults at any time. The identification of a person claiming

a lost child/vulnerable person must be checked and recorded. The child/vulnerable person will only be released if the person in charge is 100% certain with the

identification of the caregiver. If there is any doubt, escalation will be made to Security or Police.

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SECTION 6 - APPENDICES

Appendix 1 Aerobics & Rhythmic Training Schedule

Appendix 2 Rhythmic Warm-up Schedule

Appendix 3 Aerobics Run Lists

Appendix 4 Rhythmic Run Lists

Appendix 5 Aerobics Finals Draw

Appendix 6 Rhythmic Apparatus Finals Draw

Appendix 7 Award Ceremonies

Schedule A - Awards at Nationals

Appendix 8 Policies

8.1 Behaviour Policy

8.2 Blood and Body Fluids Policy

8.3 Health & Wellbeing Policy

Appendix 9 Event Reporting Form

Appendix 10 Event Investigation Form

Appendix 11 Lost Child and Vulnerable Person Form

Appendix 12 Request for Withdrawal

Appendix 13 Stadium Plans

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APPENDIX 1 –AEROBICS & RHYTHMICS TRAINING SCHEDULE

Please see below the training schedule for Aerobic and Rhythmic Gymnastics. Blocks of

time do not include stretch and warm-up. Athletes are invited to stretch and warm up in the athletes warm-up area 30 minutes before their allotted time on the floor. Athletes

are expected to wear suitable training gear. All clothing and bags should be stored neatly in the warm-up area.

**Please note: when AER are requiring music runs this will alternate with RG routines**

Tuesday 1 October

AEROBICS

Training Time

Province

Time Slot

International

ADP Open w/ music

Aeroschools –

no music

9:00am –

11:00am AUC (81 mins) 9:30-10:51 81 mins -

11:00am –

12:30pm NOR (60 mins)

BOP (9 mins)

11:05 – 12:05 12:10 – 12:19

42 mins 9 mins

16 mins -

1:30pm – 3:00pm

WAI (6 mins) SOU (54 mins)

1:40 – 1:46 1:50 – 2:44

6 mins 54 mins

-

3:30pm – 5:00pm

TAR (24 mins) AOR ( 39 mins)

3:40 – 4:04 4:10 – 4:49

21 mins 39 mins

3 mins -

5:00pm – 6:45pm

OTA (57 mins) CAN (24 mins)

5:05 - 6:05 6:10 – 6:34

54 mins 24 mins

3 mins -

6:45pm –

8:00pm GMA (60 mins) 6:55 – 7:55 60 mins

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RHYTHMIC

Training Time Province

9:00am – 11:00am Gymsport Manakau (21)

Harbour (10) 11:00am-1:00pm Harbour (30) 1:00pm-2:30pm Bay of Plenty (9)

Waikato (7) 2:30pm-4:00pm Wellington (16) 4:00pm-7:00pm Canterbury (35) (Top of

South (2) 7:00pm-9:00pm Canterbury (25) Otago

(10)

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 Friday 4 October

RHYTHMIC

Training Time Province

7:00pm-9:00pm

Junior and Senior International Athletes

AER&RG Note: AER will work province only. Each routine has been calculated for 3 min

per athlete, with athletes in Open, ADP and International including a full play of their music. This will include some athletes who compete in pairs, and

groups. Aeroschools routines do not need a music run as GNZ provide the master of this music. This will mean for the majority of the provinces they will need to alternate music

with RG. In the first table above it shows which provinces will not need any music and

for how long. When those provinces are training music will run RG only. Each province will need to warm-up in the warm-up area prior to using the podium, and we will have

no more than 10 athletes using the podium at one time for Health and Safety reasons, meaning there will be current session athletes and next session athletes needing to

warm-up in the warm-up space. Provinces will be responsible for playing their own music and determining run order for

the training sessions. RG please note that some AER provinces aren’t using the music for their full allotment of

time. Please be prepared to run straight through with no alternating when this is the

case. Both floors are available for use (warm-up and competition for your time slot), it might be beneficial to bring a speaker so you can run routines with music on both floors.

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APPENDIX 2 – RHYTHMIC WARM UP SCHEDULE

Warm Up Area

Warm Up on Comp Floor

March On

Compete

Start Start Start Finish

Wednesday 2 October          

Level 5 7.00am 8.00am 8.30am 8.35am 10.35am

Level 6 9.45am 10.45am 11.15am 11.20am 1.20pm

Level 7 12.30pm 1.30pm 2.00pm 2.05pm 4.05pm

Grade V Group 3.15pm 4.15pm 5.15pm 5.20pm 6.00pm

Grade lll-VI Group 5.15pm 6.15pm 7.15pm 7.20pm 8.05pm

       

Thursday 3 October          

Grade IV Group 7.00am 8.00am 9.00am 9.05am 10.05am Level 8 & 9 – Clubs &

Ribbon 9.25am 10.25am 10.55am 11.00am 1.40pm

Level 10 12.50pm 1.50pm 2.20pm 2.25pm 4.25pm Junior & Senior

International 3.35pm 4.35pm 6.05pm 6.10pm 8.40pm

       

Friday 4 October          

Stage 3 & 4 7.00am 8.00am 8.30am 8.35am 11.35am

Level 10 10.45am 11.45am 12.15pm 12.20pm 2.20pm Junior & Senior International 1.30pm 2.30pm 3.00pm 3.05pm 5.30pm

Level 8 & 9 4.40pm 5.40pm 6.10pm 6.15pm 8.30pm

           

Saturday 5 October          

Stage 3 & 4 7.00am 8.00am 8.30am 8.35am 11.05am

Junior Int App Finals 10.15am 11.15am 11.45am 11.50pm 2.20pm

Snr Int App Finals 1.30pm 2.30pm 3.00pm 3.05pm 4.25pm

Important Notes:

* Each group will get 5 minutes to warm-up on the competition floor (order as per first

showing).

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APPENDIX 3 – AEROBICS RUN LISTS

Thursday 3rd October

Session 7

AeroSchools Level 5 (9 - 15) & ADP 2 & 3 Individual Heats

ADP 2 Individual

Dannika Pentecost_223627 OTA Kloe Brooke_577097 GMA Camryn Delport_577101 GMA Tiffany Ong_554039 AUC Georgia Morsink_553946 SOU Gabbi Stephney_582179 GMA Rachel Rees_202563 SOU

ADP 3 Individual

Isobel Andrews_176316 SOU Danielle Saxon_272710 CAN Leah McRae_136578 NTH Emma Lambert_163291 NTH Joline Chin_577099 GMA Alicia Erskine_160390 SOU Greer Pedersen_554092 GMA Lucy Cooper_160367 SOU Catalina Vergara_181613 CAN Holly Stephney_582178 GMA Imogen Hatley-Owen_577091 GMA Holly Cunliffe_191808 SOU Brooke Foster_216024 NOR Hayley Christini_213285 AUC

AeroSchools Level 5 Individuals (9-11)

Ava Dainty_300851 NTH

AeroSchools Level 5 Individuals (12-14)

Annabel Mcilhinney_161824 NTH

Asha - Rose Horan_209653 NTH

Jordyn Adams_234884 NTH

AeroSchools Level 5 Individuals (15+)

Bridget Masters_296219 TAR

Isabella Tierney_223435 OTA

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Session 8

ADP 4, 5 & International Individual Heats

ADP 4 Individual

Haley Erskine_176320 SOU

Emma McCaughan_250431 OTA

Morgan Taylor_577088 GMA

Keavy Brown_133909 AUC

Tayla Messervy_304331 CAN

Paris Boyce-bacon_273120 AUC

Willow Clarke_197479 NOR

Lillie Evans_136425 AOR

Brydie Andrews_215230 SOU

Alice Rabbitts_183271 AUC

Niamh Cunningham_131918 CAN

ADP 5 Individual

Taylor McCaughan_554918 AUC

Charlotte Szeto_119709 AUC

Alanah McLeod_123244 TAR

Shannon Lunny_577093 GMA

International Age Group 1 Individual

Abbey Bolton_215985 AUC

Neaves_560018 GMA

Amber Sue_534546 TAR

Madi Taylor_298935 AUC

Neela Patel_243378 AUC

Grace Christey_216057 NOR

International Age Group 2 Individual

Georgia Taylor_148069 AUC

Ashlee Newman_151750 TAR

Sarah Kennedy_577086 GMA

International Senior Individual

Hannah Wilton_123720 AUC

Kate Harvey_114947 SOU

Brooke Davies_148022 AUC

Sam Shing_300937 AUC

Bethany Gibbens_236080 CAN

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Catrin Pearce_116335 AUC

Jennifer Groom_193088 AUC


Session 9

Open Level Individual Heats

Open Level 2 Individuals (9-11)

Gabby Jones_577094 GMA

Georgia Buckley_235325 AOR

Sophie Hyde_577102 GMA

Lily Morgan_255498 SOU

Ella Holgate_298142 OTA

Keira Frisby_179152 OTA

Amelia Donnelly_226121 SOU

Annalise Evans_248745 AOR

Lily Tufui_534371 SOU

Ellie McRae_199040 NOR

Addison Pryce_246302 TAR

Bethany Sole_552403 AUC

Abby McKinney_179143 OTA

Rosie Hewitt_264433 NOR

Mikayla Mortimer_169097 SOU

Open Level 3 Individual (12-14)

Madi Dackers_234048 NOR

Piper West_197530 NOR

Sahahna Anisy Oudemans_258225 AOR

Claudia Chan_227648 TAR

Olivia Pomfrett_292331 AUC

Millie Dickson_231097 AOR

Katy Gilder_223478 OTA

Nelia Carstens_537717 GMA

Eden Preston _162803 AOR

Emma Green_184663 OTA

Zoe Haydock_291882 BOP

Brianna Kessell_174773 NOR

Casey-May Watt_204201 AOR

Brooke McKenzie_582185 GMA

Tayla Reeves_303003 OTA

Chloe Ivill_582188 GMA

Kate Sole_552405 AUC

Hannah Tufui_133226 SOU

Eve Turnbull_150744 AOR

Madison Messervy_195298 CAN

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Open Level 4 Individual (15-17)

Chelsea Harvey_114517 SOU

Emma Fairhall_281577 AOR

Tegan Buckley_199842 AOR

Olivia Ferris_253418 OTA

Maia Lamb_232067 OTA

Ella Scrivens_279506 BOP

Samantha Kerr_218767 SOU

Josephine O’Halloran_253417 OTA

Sarah Marriott_187033 TAR

Amberly Orr_105650 OTA

Open Level 5 Individual (18+)

Anna McCaughan_105514 OTA

Erin Killion_122300 WAI

Selena Timings_122495 WAI

Zoe Harding_114112 CAN

Friday 4th October

Session 11

AeroDance, AeroSchools, & Open Levels Pairs & Groups Heats

Open Level 3 Groups (12-14)

Aspire OL 3 Bethany S, Cerys O, Olivia P, Kate S, Tiffany O_G552403, 553469,292331 , 552405, 554039

AUC

AeroSchools Level 5 Pair or Trio (12-14)

Asha Rose H and Jordyn A_P209653, 234884 NOR

Open Level 2 Pair or Trio (9-11)

Gabby Jones, Sophie Hyde_P577094, 577102 GMA

Abby Mckinney,Keira Frisby,Ella Hollgate_T179143, 179152,298142 OTA

Annalise Evans,Georgia Buckley_248745, 235325 AOR


Piper W and Madi D_P197530, 234048 NOR

Emma Green,Katy Gilder_P184663,223478 OTA

Eve Turnbull,Millie Dickson, Sahahna_T150744,231097,258225 AOR

Aspire OL 3 Cerys O, Olivia P_P553469, 292331 AUC

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Ella S and Zoe H_P279506, 291882 BOP

Amberly Orr,Olivia Ferris_P105650,253418 OTA

Maia Lamb,Josephine O’Halloran_P232067, 253417 OTA

Lillie Evans and Tegan Buckley_P199842,136425 AOR

Open Level 5 Pair or Trio (18+)

Anna McCaughan,Emma McCaughan_P105514,250431 OTA

AeroDance AeroSchools Groups (9-14)

Active Attitude Jnrs Annabel M, Asha - Rose H, Jordyn A, Jessica K, Rosie H, Ellie M_A161824, 209653, 234884, 239631, 264433, 199040

NOR

AeroDance Open (9-14)

Active Senior Aerodance Brianna K, Emma L, Madi D, Piper W, Brooke F, Willow C_A174773, 163291, 234048, 197530, 216024, 197479

NOR

Friday 4th October

Session 13

ADP & International Pairs, Trios, & Groups Heats

International Age Group 1 Groups

Aspire/Active AG 1 Abbey B, Grace C, Hayley C, Madi T, Neela P_G215985, 216057, 213285, 298935, 243378

AUC

ADP 3 Pair or Trio

Kloe Brooke, Mia Jones_577097, 577095 GMA

Laiken N and Holly S_P560018, 582178 GMA

Emma L and Leah M_P163291, 136578 NOR

Isobel, Holly & Haley_T176316, 191808, 176320 SOU

Lucy C and Alicia E_P160367, 160390 SOU

Aspire ADP 3 Pair, Kate S, Tiffany O_P552405, 554039 AUC

Greer P and Gabbi _554092, 582179 GMA

Camryn Delport, Joline Chin_P577101,577099 GMA

ADP 4 Pair or Trio

Brooke F and Willow C_P216024, 197479 NOR

Amber S and Ashlee N_P534546, 151750 TAR

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ADP 5 Pair or Trio

Brydie Craven, Catrin Pearce, Sam Shing_T2088985, 116335 ,300937 AUC

International Age Group 1 Pair or Trio

Aspire AG 1 Trio Abbey B, Madi T, Neela P_T215985, 298935, 243378 AUC

International Senior Pair or Trio

Aspire IGC Trio Hannah W, Jennifer G, Kate H_T123720, 193088, 114947 AUC

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APPENDIX 4 – RHYTHMIC RUN LISTS

Wednesday 2nd October

Session 1 - Level 5

Level 5 Clubs

GSNZ No Name Region

3 186294 Holly Wright HAR

6 574974 Aoi Higashide CAN

9 229531 Jamie Field CAN

12 249081 Maia Peters WEL

15 209788 Sonia Epstein WEL

18 235144 Sophie Chapman CAN

21 214644 Stephanie Gutsell WAI

24 238280 Ashley Smith HAR

27 284644 Miki Hongo CAN

30 229530 Emily Collier CAN

33 260671 Ania Dzwonkowski WEL

36 535797 Amelia Mavropoulos WEL

39 273048 Kera Dunnage CAN

42 273042 Clemence Vilmay CAN

45 298521 Stella Jones CAN

48 211718 Lucy Mullany HAR

51 156560 Meredith Webber HAR

54 531794 Dalina Bond GMA

57 193751 Joey Lin HAR

60 537645 Edith Li HAR

Level 5 Free

GSNZ No Name Region





















Level 5 Hoop

GSNZ No Name Region





















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Session 2 - Level 6

Level 6 Hoop Level 6 Ball

GSNZ No Name Region

GSNZ No Name Region

GSNZ No Name Region

1 249072 Abigail Steel WEL 2 531774 Anita Cheng GMA 3 212163 Olivia Gourley CAN

4 217973 Olivia Chapman CAN 5 198867 Juliette Auffray-

Baude HAR 6 193750 Heidi Lin HAR

7 222967 Mia Webb WEL 8 246474 Isabella Cleary HAR 9 209392 Scarlett Girvan CAN

10 194842 Tavia Ralston CAN 11 188319 Danica Nali HAR 12 238283 Ha'nah Mai Steveni HAR

13 209804 Julie Lai WEL 14 172365 Annabel Walker CAN 15 531793 Cora Delahunty GMA

16 296281 Tehya Wicomb WEL 17 229524 Grace Kavanagh CAN 18 197319 Maria Malkova HAR

19 207263 Pania Matthews HAR 20 282500 Holly Van den Borst BOP 21 531774 Anita Cheng GMA

22 212163 Olivia Gourley CAN 23 249072 Abigail Steel WEL 24 198867 Juliette Auffray-Baude HAR

25 193750 Heidi Lin HAR 26 217973 Olivia Chapman CAN 27 246474 Isabella Cleary HAR

28 209392 Scarlett Girvan CAN 29 222967 Mia Webb WEL 30 188319 Danica Nali HAR

31 238283 Ha'nah Mai Steveni HAR 32 194842 Tavia Ralston CAN 33 172365 Annabel Walker CAN

34 531793 Cora Delahunty GMA 35 209804 Julie Lai WEL 36 229524 Grace Kavanagh CAN

37 197319 Maria Malkova HAR 38 296281 Tehya Wicomb WEL 39 282500 Holly Van den Borst BOP

40 531774 Anita Cheng GMA 41 207263 Pania Matthews HAR 42 249072 Abigail Steel WEL

43 198867 Juliette Auffray-

Baude HAR 44 212163 Olivia Gourley CAN 45 217973 Olivia Chapman CAN

46 246474 Isabella Cleary HAR 47 193750 Heidi Lin HAR 48 222967 Mia Webb WEL

49 188319 Danica Nali HAR 50 209392 Scarlett Girvan CAN 51 194842 Tavia Ralston CAN

52 172365 Annabel Walker CAN 53 238283 Ha'nah Mai Steveni HAR 54 209804 Julie Lai WEL

55 229524 Grace Kavanagh CAN 56 531793 Cora Delahunty GMA 57 296281 Tehya Wicomb WEL

58 282500 Holly Van den Borst BOP 59 197319 Maria Malkova HAR 60 207263 Pania Matthews HAR

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Session 3 - Level 7

Level 7 Rope Level 7 Clubs Level 7 Ribbon

GSNZ No Name Region GSNZ No Name Region GSNZ No Name Region

1 531860 Zoe Parnell GMA 2 238329 Seraphine Rive HAR 3 167808 Emily Wu WEL

`4 192181 Kate Coates OTA 5 199929 Lilly Neame TOP 6 174514 Tara Hoeben CAN

7 125702 Elle-Roze Ilkiw CAN 8 174576 Nia Surman CAN 9 199988 Sophie Blincoe TOP

10 238284 Olivia Appleyard HAR 11 291874 Sunny Davis BOP 12 531789 Chloe Chong GMA

13 172381 Carolyn Curnow CAN 14 202567 Poppy Rumble CAN 15 531801 Grace Huang GMA

16 213497 Kerry Zhou WEL 17 282502 Brooke Watkins BOP 18 238286 Maddie Chapman HAR

19 282504 Rebekka King BOP 20 125700 Libby Hutchings CAN 21 238329 Seraphine Rive HAR

22 167808 Emily Wu WEL 23 531860 Zoe Parnell GMA 24 199929 Lilly Neame TOP

25 174514 Tara Hoeben CAN 26 192181 Kate Coates OTA 27 174576 Nia Surman CAN

28 199988 Sophie Blincoe TOP 29 125702 Elle-Roze Ilkiw CAN 30 291874 Sunny Davis BOP

31 531789 Chloe Chong GMA 32 238284 Olivia Appleyard HAR 33 202567 Poppy Rumble CAN

34 531801 Grace Huang GMA 35 172381 Carolyn Curnow CAN 36 282502 Brooke Watkins BOP

37 238286 Maddie Chapman HAR 38 213497 Kerry Zhou WEL 39 125700 Libby Hutchings CAN

40 238329 Seraphine Rive HAR 41 282504 Rebekka King BOP 42 531860 Zoe Parnell GMA

43 199929 Lilly Neame TOP 44 167808 Emily Wu WEL 45 192181 Kate Coates OTA

46 174576 Nia Surman CAN 47 174514 Tara Hoeben CAN 48 125702 Elle-Roze Ilkiw CAN

49 291874 Sunny Davis BOP 50 209392 Scarlett Girvan CAN 51 194842 Tavia Ralston CAN

52 202567 Annabel Walker CAN 53 238283 Ha'nah Mai Steveni HAR 54 209804 Julie Lai WEL

55 282502 Grace Kavanagh BOP 56 531793 Cora Delahunty GMA 57 296281 Tehya Wicomb WEL

58 125700 Holly Van den Borst CAN 59 197319 Maria Malkova HAR 60 207263 Pania Matthews HAR

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Session 4 – Grade 5 Groups

Grade V 1st Showing GSNZ No Name Region

1 Wellington WEL

2 Canterbury CAN

3 Otago Blue OTA

4 Harbour HAR

5 Otago Gold OTA

Grade 5 Groups

Otago Blue - Kate Coates, Amelia Simpson, Zara Galliven, Jessica Allen-Lecocq

Wellington - Abigail Steel, Julie Lai, Ania Dzwonkowski, Sonia Epstein, Isla Pascall, Maia Peters

Harbour - Olivia Appleyard, Cici Wang, Krista Vesty-Scott, Nika Miller, Ashley Smith, Anna Taylor

Canterbury - Anna Hooker, Isabella Ralston, Sarah Quinn, Grace Song, Emily Sidaway, Rosie Yeatman, Abbie Taylor

Otago Gold - Ella-Rose Capil, Caitlin O'Brien, Georgia Broadley, Jessica Christie, Lauren Isaacs

Grade V 2nd Showing

GSNZ No Name Region

6 Wellington WEL

7 Canterbury CAN

8 Otago Blue OTA

9 Harbour HAR

10 Otago Gold OTA

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Session 5 – Grade 3 & 6 Groups

Grade III 1st Showing GSNZ No Name Region

1 Harbour Pink HAR

2 Canterbury CAN

3 Harbour Blue HAR

Grade III 2nd Showing GSNZ No Name Region

7 Harbour Pink HAR

8 Canterbury CAN

9 Harbour Blue HAR

Grade 3 Groups Harbour Blue - Maria Malkova, Kezia Ho, Edith Li, Angelina Freeman, Danica Nali Canterbury - Nika Meyn, Sara Yu, Ella Graham, Lilly Eastmure Harbour Pink - Athena Li, Sayuki Kubacki, Abigail Bothma, Pascale Rive

Grade 6 Groups Canterbury Yellow - Abbie Sauer, Amelia Benger, Yunjo Kim, Paris Chin, Mikayla Chin Gymsport Manukau - Grace Huang, Louisa Nelson, Chalisa Bond, Waimarama Potae-Tamatea, Anais Bebelman, Olivia Lin Canterbury Black - Hana Gray, Nicole Taylor, Jonel Marais, Natasha Flaszynski, Jennifer Trieu

Grade VI 1st Showing

GSNZ No Name Region

4 Gymsport Manukau GMA

5 Canterbury Yellow CAN

6 Canterbury Black CAN

Grade VI 2nd Showing GSNZ No Name Region

10 Gymsport Manukau GMA

11 Canterbury Yellow CAN

12 Canterbury Black CAN

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Session 6 – Grade 4 Groups

Grade IV 1st Showing GSNZ No Name Region

1 Waikato WAI

2 Harbour Gold HAR

3 Gymsport Manukau Purple GMA

4 Canterbury Purple CAN

5 Harbour Pink HAR

6 Canterbury Pink CAN

7 Gymsport Manukau Green GMA

8 Canterbury Red CAN

Grade 4 Groups Waikato - Lilli Suess, Tialia Rope, Martine Erasmus, Leia Stevenson, Ruby Donnellon Canterbury Pink - Kera Dunnage, Annabel Walker, Julia Christensen, Olivia Chapman, Grace Kavanagh, Tavia Ralston Harbour Gold - Ha'nah Mai Steveni, Meredith Webber, Stephanie West, Nadia Franklin, Shalinee Bajwa Harbour Pink - Heidi Lin, Pania Matthews, Holly Wright, Juliette Auffray-Baude Gymsport Manukau Purple - Abby Snooks, Cora Delahunty, Anita Cheng, Darcy McDonald Canterbury Purple - Stella Jones, Elissa Croy, Lauren Davies, Clemence Vilmay, Holly Deacon Canterbury Red - Miki Hongo, Sophie Chapman, Aoi Higashide, Jamie Field, Katya Kalinina, Emily Collier Gymsport Manukau Green - Chloe Chong, Rosetta Tanner, Janelle Thackery, Zoe Parnell

Grade IV 2nd Showing

GSNZ No Name Region

9

Waikato WAI

10

Harbour Gold HAR

11

Gymsport Manukau Purple GMA

12 Canterbury Purple CAN

13 Harbour Pink HAR

14 Canterbury Pink CAN

15 Gymsport Manukau Green GMA

16 Canterbury Red CAN

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Session 7 – Level 8 & 9

Level 8 Rope Level 9 Rope

GSNZ No Name Region GSNZ No Name Region

1 282505 Jasmine Evans BOP

2 291878 Bobbi-Rose Holmes BOP

3 217969 Hana Gray CAN

4 173107 Maia O'Connor CAN

5 531791 Christina Woodcock GMA

6 149396 Ella Westenberg BOP

7 217965 Grace Song CAN

8 291879 Tayla Dickson BOP

9 148479 Alyshia Kemper CAN

10 235322 Abbie Taylor CAN

11 184052 Jessica Cunningham WEL

12 531785 Carlene Smith GMA

13 291876 Amelia Harvey BOP

14 152787 Karina Zhu HAR

Level 8 Hoop


15 229522 Nicole Taylor CAN 16 282505 Jasmine Evans BOP

17 169363 Ella Wright CAN 18 217969 Hana Gray CAN

19 194847 Natasha Flaszynski CAN 20 531791 Christina Woodcock GMA

21 532059 Katelyn McDonald WAI 22 217965 Grace Song CAN

23 241502 Jennifer Trieu CAN 24 148479 Alyshia Kemper CAN

25 545237 Alysha Read GMA 26 184052 Jessica Cunningham WEL

27 173463 Jonel Marais CAN 28 291876 Amelia Harvey BOP

Level 9 Ball


29 291878 Bobbi-Rose Holmes BOP 30 229522 Nicole Taylor CAN

31 173107 Maia O'Connor CAN 32 169363 Ella Wright CAN

33 149396 Ella Westenberg BOP 34 194847 Natasha Flaszynski CAN

35 291879 Tayla Dickson BOP 36 532059 Katelyn McDonald WAI

37 235322 Abbie Taylor CAN 38 241502 Jennifer Trieu CAN

39 531785 Carlene Smith GMA 40 545237 Alysha Read GMA

41 152787 Karina Zhu HAR 42 173463 Jonel Marais CAN

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Session 8 – Level 10

Session 9 – Junior & Senior International

Level 10 Hoop GSNZ No Name Region

1 531769 Amber Goodger GMA

2 115193 Zara Galliven OTA

3 531777 Annebell Dogger GMA

4 135970 Sarah Quinn CAN

5 119778 Katherine Paton HAR

6 124586 Anna Hooker CAN

7 170464 Waimarama Potae-Tamatea GMA

8 161696 Izabella Jurlina HAR

9 188053 Emily Sidaway CAN

10 115540 Lauren Isaacs OTA

11 592425 Genaya McKenzie OTA

12 114116 Rosie Yeatman CAN

Level 10 Ball GSNZ No Name Region













Junior International Rope GSNZ No Name Region

1 273819 Yunjo Kim CAN

2 184444 Paris Chin CAN

3 110033 Sarah Young HAR

4 198285 Da Yeon Lee HAR

5 531772 Anais Bebelman GMA

6 125701 Mya Hutchings CAN

7 531823 Olivia Lin GMA

8 176121 Anya Chaplow HAR

9 197682 Maurizia Macciacchera HAR

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10 531787 Chalisa Bond GMA

11 169842 Laylah Waggie HAR

12 205398 Loralei Jull HAR

Senior International Hoop GSNZ No Name Region

13 531803 Havana Hopman GMA

14 571008 Iris XinEn Hoo HAR

15 555510 Anna Taylor CAN

16 138040 Aya Tanaka Probert HAR

17 238322 Hannah Moore HAR

18 531799 Grace Schroder GMA

Junior International Ball GSNZ No Name Region













Senior International Hoop GSNZ No Name Region







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Friday 4th October

Session 11 – Stage 3 & 4

Session 12 - Level 10

Stage 3 Free Stage 4 Rope


1 249862 Teresa Li WEL 2 213166 Kezia Ho HAR

3 238282 Sayuki Kubacki HAR 4 172339 Julianna Chiu CAN

5 184722 Imogen Croton CAN 6 148488 Amelia Benger CAN

7 288901 Ashlyn Chancellor GMA 8 238278 Angelina Freeman HAR

9 227821 Lilly Eastmure CAN 10 194718 Abbey Sauer CAN

11 245065 Isabella Clausen CAN 12 212054 Mikayla Chin CAN

13 296324 Imogene Tindall WEL 14 164076 Eleasha Chan CAN

Stage 3 Rope


15 184418 Lilyann Lim CAN 16 249862 Teresa Li WEL

17 172355 Nika Meyn CAN 18 238282 Sayuki Kubacki HAR

19 253867 Annabell Keith CAN 20 184722 Imogen Croton CAN

21 201840 Pascale Rive HAR 22 288901 Ashlyn Chancellor GMA

23 257679 Sara Yu CAN 24 227821 Lilly Eastmure CAN

25 234339 Maria Goldberg HAR 26 245065 Isabella Clausen CAN

27 230947 Ava Gearry CAN 28 296324 Imogene Tindall WEL

29 222596 Abigail Bothma HAR 30 184418 Lilyann Lim CAN

31 222703 Lara Streletsky CAN 32 172355 Nika Meyn CAN

33 188084 Ella Graham CAN 34 253867 Annabell Keith CAN

35 296381 Neala Wicomb WEL 36 201840 Pascale Rive HAR

37 238267 Athena Li HAR 38 257679 Sara Yu CAN

39 296382 Zhongyuzi Chen WEL 40 234339 Maria Goldberg HAR

Stage 4 Free


41 213166 Kezia Ho HAR 42 230947 Ava Gearry CAN

43 172339 Julianna Chiu CAN 44 222596 Abigail Bothma HAR

45 148488 Amelia Benger CAN 46 222703 Lara Streletsky CAN

47 238278 Angelina Freeman HAR 48 188084 Ella Graham CAN

49 194718 Abbey Sauer CAN 50 296381 Neala Wicomb WEL

51 212054 Mikayla Chin CAN 52 238267 Athena Li HAR

53 164076 Eleasha Chan CAN 54 296382 Zhongyuzi Chen WEL

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Level 10 Clubs GSNZ No Name Region













Level 10 Ribbon GSNZ No Name Region













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Session 13 – Junior & Senior International

Junior International Clubs GSNZ No Name Region













Senior International Clubs GSNZ No Name Region







Junior International Ribbon GSNZ No Name Region













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Session 14 – Level 8 & 9

Senior International Ribbon GSNZ No Name Region







Level 8 Ball Level 9 Clus


1 184052 Jessica Cunningham WEL 2 152787 Karina Zhu HAR

3 173463 Jonel Marais CAN 4 291879 Tayla Dickson BOP

5 532059 Katelyn McDonald WAI 6 531785 Carlene Smith GMA

7 217969 Hana Gray CAN 8 291878 Bobbi-Rose Holmes BOP

9 148479 Alyshia Kemper CAN 10 235322 Abbie Taylor CAN

11 217965 Grace Song CAN 12 173107 Maia O'Connor CAN

13 282505 Jasmine Evans BOP 14 149396 Ella Westenberg BOP

Level 8 Ball Level 9 Clubs


1 184052 Jessica Cunningham WEL 2 152787 Karina Zhu HAR

3 173463 Jonel Marais CAN 4 291879 Tayla Dickson BOP

5 532059 Katelyn McDonald WAI 6 531785 Carlene Smith GMA

7 217969 Hana Gray CAN 8 291878 Bobbi-Rose Holmes BOP

9 148479 Alyshia Kemper CAN 10 235322 Abbie Taylor CAN

11 217965 Grace Song CAN 12 173107 Maia O'Connor CAN

13 282505 Jasmine Evans BOP 14 149396 Ella Westenberg BOP

Level 8 Ribbon


15 241502 Jennifer Trieu CAN 16 184052 Jessica Cunningham WEL

17 194847 Natasha Flaszynski CAN

18 173463 Jonel Marais CAN

19 545237 Alysha Read GMA 20 532059 Katelyn McDonald WAI

21 291876 Amelia Harvey BOP 22 217969 Hana Gray CAN

23 169363 Ella Wright CAN 24 148479 Alyshia Kemper CAN

25 229522 Nicole Taylor CAN 26 217965 Grace Song CAN

27 531791 Christina Woodcock GMA 28 282505 Jasmine Evans BOP

Level 9 Ribbon GSNZ No Name Region GSNZ No Name Region

29 152787 Karina Zhu HAR 30 241502 Jennifer Trieu CAN

31 291879 Tayla Dickson BOP 32 194847 Natasha Flaszynski CAN

33 531785 Carlene Smith GMA 34 545237 Alysha Read GMA

35 291878 Bobbi-Rose Holmes BOP 36 291876 Amelia Harvey BOP

37 235322 Abbie Taylor CAN 38 169363 Ella Wright CAN

39 173107 Maia O'Connor CAN 40 229522 Nicole Taylor CAN

41 149396 Ella Westenberg BOP 42 531791 Christina Woodcock GMA

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Saturday 5th October

Session 16 – Stage 3 & 4

Stage 4 Hoop


11 288901 Ashlyn Chancellor GMA 12 213166 Kezia Ho HAR

13 230947 Ava Gearry CAN 14 238278 Angelina Freeman HAR

Stage 3 Hoop Stage 4 Rope


1 188084 Ella Graham CAN 2 212054 Mikayla Chin CAN

3 227821 Lilly Eastmure CAN 4 148488 Amelia Benger CAN

5 222703 Lara Streletsky CAN 6 172339 Julianna Chiu CAN

7 234339 Maria Goldberg HAR 8 164076 Eleasha Chan CAN

9 172355 Nika Meyn CAN 10 194718 Abbey Sauer CAN

Stage 4 Ball


41 194718 Abbey Sauer CAN 42 296381 Neala Wicomb WEL

43 238278 Angelina Freeman HAR 44 201840 Pascale Rive HAR

45 172339 Julianna Chiu CAN 46 249862 Teresa Li WEL

47 213166 Kezia Ho HAR 48 245065 Isabella Clausen CAN

Stage 3 Ball


15 238282 Sayuki Kubacki HAR 16 188084 Ella Graham CAN

17 253867 Annabell Keith CAN 18 227821 Lilly Eastmure CAN

19 222596 Abigail Bothma HAR 20 222703 Lara Streletsky CAN

21 296324 Imogene Tindall WEL 22 234339 Maria Goldberg HAR

23 296382 Zhongyuzi Chen WEL 24 172355 Nika Meyn CAN

25 257679 Sara Yu CAN 26 288901 Ashlyn Chancellor GMA

27 296381 Neala Wicomb WEL 28 230947 Ava Gearry CAN

29 201840 Pascale Rive HAR 30 238282 Sayuki Kubacki HAR

31 249862 Teresa Li WEL 32 253867 Annabell Keith CAN

33 245065 Isabella Clausen CAN 34 222596 Abigail Bothma HAR

35 184418 Lilyann Lim CAN 36 296324 Imogene Tindall WEL

37 238267 Athena Li HAR 38 296382 Zhongyuzi Chen WEL

39 184722 Imogen Croton CAN 40 257679 Sara Yu CAN

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Session 17 - Junior International Finals

Junior International

Junior International Apparatus Finals

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Session 18 - Senior International Finals

Senior International

Senior International Apparatus Finals

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Top 8 gymnasts

Stage 4 Ribbon


49 164076 Eleasha Chan CAN 50 184418 Lilyann Lim CAN

51 148488 Amelia Benger CAN 52 238267 Athena Li HAR

53 212054 Mikayla Chin CAN 54 184722 Imogen Croton CAN

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Appendix 5 - Aerobics Finals Draw

Number of Finalists in Category

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Qualified Ranking Finals

Run List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List Finals Run

List

1 6 5 4 4 3 2 2 1

2 4 4 3 3 4 1 1

3 1 1 1 1 2 3

4 7 6 5 5 1

5 2 2 2 2

6 8 7 6

7 3 3

8 5

Due to required rest periods this order may be altered if necessary on approval of the event organiser.

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Appendix 6 - Rhythmic Apparatus Finals Draw

Competition III (Apparatus Finals) Working Order

Placement in

Apparatus Finals

Qualifying Rank

Rope Hoop Ball Clubs Ribbon

1 5 3 3 4 4

2 2 1 4 3 2

3 3 5 6 7 6

4 8 2 8 1 1

5 6 8 2 5 8

6 4 4 5 6 5

7 7 6 7 2 7

8 1 7 1 8 3

The number of qualifiers is determined by the Apparatus Finals Policy.

In establishing the working order, the rank of ineligible gymnasts is deleted from the Competition III working order. For example, if

there are only 5 eligible gymnasts; delete qualifying rank 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

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Appendix 7 - Award Ceremonies

E- Certificate and Medals

Aerobics (Individual and Pairs/Trio or Group)

Final Competition (Individual All Around, Pairs/ Trio and Group Finals)

Medals 1st - 3rd and e- certificates 1st – 3rd

Only the top three of each division are required to attend award ceremonies. Prize giving’s are only held after each respective final

Rhythmic (All levels, grade and groups) Competition (Individual All Around and Apparatus Competition)

Individual All Around medals and e- certificates 1st - 3rd Apparatus competition (or Apparatus Final) medals and e - certificates 1st - 3rd

All Individual and Groups: Only the top three of each division are required to attend

award ceremonies. Please note if an athlete is competing over two days or has

apparatus finals their prize giving’s will be held and the conclusion of their second competitive session

** E-Certificate will be distributed to Provincial Managers via Gymnastics NZ at

the end of the National Championships.

Provincial Managers Please keep an eye out on Basecamp to results to determine which of your team

members are required for a particular award session; ensure that they are in the

marshalling area 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Notes: Refer to the awards timetable for presentation times.

Coaches Medals

All qualified coaches who are the named personal coach of an athlete who achieves a

proficiency level will be awarded a coach’s medal at closing ceremony or posted to the region post the event. Coaches must be up-to-date with their qualifications including first-

aid and practical hours to be eligible to receive the coach’s medals.

Proficiency Pin Scores

Proficiency pins will be issued to athletes who achieve a set level of proficiency in the

individual All Around qualifying or final event at a National Championships. The level of proficiency required is the all-around score in the individual all-around qualifying or final

event.

NB Apparatus Finals are not eligible for proficiency qualification

Any athlete who achieves the proficiency score will be awarded a pin. All athletes who

achieve a proficiency pin will be named during the event and pins will be given to the Provincial Manager via the competition office. Please refer to the proficiency pin scores

below for each respective sport.

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Aerobics

Division Individual Multiples

AeroDance 9 - 14 years N/A 16.00

AeroDance 15+ years N/A 16.50

All AeroSchools levels 16.50 16.00

Open 9 - 11 16.50 16.00

Open 12 - 14 16.75 16.25

Open 15+ 17.00 16.50

ADP 2 16.75 16.25

ADP 3 17.00 16.50

ADP 4 17.25 16.75

ADP 5 17.50 17.00

National Development 17.75 17.25

Age Group 1 18.30 18.00

Age Group 2 19.00 18.50

Senior International 19.50 19.00

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Division Score Division Score

Level 5 33.50 Stage 4 32.00

Level 6 33.50 Junior International 40.00

Level 7 34.50 Senior International 47.00

Level 8 28.00 Grade 3 Group 13.00



Stage 3 30.00 Grade 6 Group 20.00

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Schedule A National Championships

Special Awards and Commemorative Medals National Aerobics Awards:

SDC Trophy Awarded to the province with the highest aggregate score from the National Championships. (1st -3 points, 2nd-2 points, 3rd-1 point)

Highest Artistry and Execution Score – ADP or

International

Awarded to the International or ADP athlete/team that has the highest combined artistic and execution score at Nationals.

Highest Artistry and Execution Score – Levels

Awarded to the AeroSchools level or Open Levels athlete/team that has the highest combined artistic and execution score at Nationals.

Aerobic Gymnast of the

Competition

The Gymnast of the competition is an International athlete who is

nominated by the control judge to the Technical Committee based on the following criteria: Improvement in individual performance from

heats to finals, athlete's conduct at the competition, overall impression of the routine

The Gymnast of the competition is not necessarily the highest scoring

athlete, but rather embodies the sportsmanship, hard work and effort required for high level success."

Aerobic Gymnast of the Year Determined by the Awards Committee based on written nominations received - refer Gymnastics NZ General Regulation 11.4 (In Brief:

Gymnastics performance at international elite level, and ii. Demonstrated attributes of positive sporting behaviour and attitude.)

National Rhythmic Awards:

Levels Highest Individual Apparatus Score

Moss Trophy

Senior Int Highest Apparatus

Score

Tilley Trophy

Junior Int Highest Apparatus Score

Trudy Lisk Trophy

Pre-Int Highest Apparatus

Score

Bronwyn Clark Trophy

Best Conducted Province

Sinclair Trophy; Determined by the volunteer marshals on province

that showed the best conduct in the warm-up area

Gymnast of the competition RG

Heather Creagh Trophy; Awarded to the RG gymnast who achieves the highest average score across all apparatus in an all-around

competition. Senior Gymnast of the Year

Determined by the Awards Committee based on written nominations

received - refer Gymnastics NZ General Regulation 11.4 (In Brief: Gymnastics performance at international elite level, and ii.

Demonstrated attributes of positive sporting behaviour and attitude.)

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Appendix 8 – Policies

8.1 Behaviour Policy

The following policy has been developed at the request of competition organizers. It has been

adopted for implementation at all gymnastic competitions throughout New Zealand.

Behaviour Penalties Behaviour penalties will be applied at all Ribbon Meets/Competitions (Regional or Club),

Regional and/or Qualification Meets/Competitions, National and/or Provincial Championships. For senior competitions/championships, if the appropriate penalty to be applied is not

specified in the respective Code of Points, this policy shall apply.

For junior competitions/championships, if the appropriate penalty to be applied is not

specified in the respective Technical Manual, this policy shall apply.

Definition – the competition floor shall also apply to the stretch/warm up area with regards to the Unauthorised Persons penalty.

Gymnasts must remain on the competition floor for the duration of the competition. If a gymnast wishes to leave the competition floor they must, through their Coach, seek approval

to be excused from the Floor Manager or Control Judge.

Penalty for unapproved absence from the competition floor – for a first breach a warning will be issued and a 0.20 penalty taken from the Gymnast’s/Athlete’s Individual All

Around score. For subsequent breaches, the penalty will be DISQUALIFICATION from the competition.

Penalty for late appearance after the green light/flag- the respective Code of Points

penalties shall apply. Gymnasts/Athletes, Coaches, Region/Club Officials or unauthorised persons may not talk to

“active” judges during competition.

Penalty for Gymnast/Athlete talking to “active” judges during competition – 0.20 penalty taken from the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score.

Penalty for Coaches, region/club Official or unauthorised persons talking to “active” judges during competition – for a first breach a warning will be issued and a 0.20 penalty taken from

the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score or the team score whichever is applicable. For subsequent breaches the person shall be excluded/removed from the remainder of the

competition.

The Coach or the Team Manager may query a start value during the competition. These

queries must be directed through the Control Judge who will be available at the Competition Jury table or on the competition floor overseeing the work of the judges. If circumstances

determine that the Control Judge is required to be a member of an apparatus panel, he/she may only be approached with queries in the inactive periods, that is, between rotations.

Unauthorised persons are not permitted on the competition floor. With the exception of the accredited persons, no Regional/Club Officials, Coaches, photographers, video

operators, parents/guardians/caregivers are allowed on the competition floor. Penalty for unauthorised persons on the competition floor - for a first breach the person shall

be requested to leave the competition floor, a warning will be issued and a 0.20 penalty taken

from the Gymnasts/Athletes Individual All Around score or the Team score whichever is applicable. For subsequent breaches the gymnast or team (whichever is applicable) shall be

DISQUALIFIED. In all instances, infractions will be reported to the Control Judge who will action and authorise

the penalties and warnings.

8.2 Blood and Body Fluid Policy The following policy rules are to be applied at all gymnastics events, competitions, contests, activities and training sessions.

A gymnast or person who is bleeding or has blood on their clothing must immediately leave the

area of activity (field of play) and seek attention. The bleeding must be stopped, the wound dressed and blood on the gymnasts/person’s body or

clothing cleaned off before they return to the activity.

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The activity in the potentially infectious area must cease until all blood on the ground/floor or equipment is cleaned up.

These rules also apply to body fluids.

Support Information ASSUME ALL BLOOD AND BODY FLUIDS ARE POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS

Wash your hands before and after treatment for cuts and abrasions. Cover all cuts on your hands with waterproof dressings before treating.

Avoid skin contact with blood and body fluids.

Use disposable gloves if skin contact with blood or body fluid is likely. Use paper towels to clean up blood or body fluids.

Soiled surfaces must be disinfected with household bleach. Use one part bleach to ten parts water. Ideally bleach should be in contact with the surface for half an hour.

Place contaminated material, including gloves and paper towels in a plastic bag for safe disposal.

Public Health Commission, New Zealand 1994. Code 4264

Further information on Blood and Body Fluids for sport is available

on www.ausport.gov.au Active Australia - Blood.htm

8.3 Health and Wellbeing Policy

Head & Neck Injuries This policy applies to any Gymnast/Athlete, who falls on or from the apparatus, landing mats or

floor, and lands on their head or neck, either in training, competition or any gymnastic related activity.

Head Injuries Visible Signs of Concussion

The symptoms of concussion are dizziness, loss of memory, confusion, slurred speech, pupil size difference or loss of consciousness. Any Gymnast/Athlete who shows signs of concussion is

automatically stood down and will be sent to the Paramedics for initial screening. If concussion is suspected the athlete will be referred to a Medical Doctor. The Gymnast/Athlete will be stood

down from all gymnastic activity until clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor. The head injury sustained should be reviewed by a Medical Doctor in the shortest appropriate

time scale.

No Visible Signs of Concussion

If there is suspected concussion, but there are no visible signs of concussion, despite a head injury, the Gymnast/Athlete will be stood down from all gymnastic activity and will be sent to the

Paramedics for initial screening. The Gymnast/Athlete will remain stood down until clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor.

Neck Injuries

The policy is dependent on the severity of the injury and as to whether there is any neurological

symptom associated with this in the form of weakness, numbness or other similar sign. Paramedics will assess severity on-site and decide appropriate action. Each significant neck injury

should be screened by a Medical Doctor following the injury and appropriate X-rays taken to exclude a fracture. The Gymnast/Athlete must be stood down from all gymnastic activity until

clearance to continue is received from a Medical Doctor.

Medical Clearance On receipt of the medical clearance document, the Event Manager, in consultation with the

Control Judge (in the situation of a competition or event) or the Club Official/Coach supervising

the gymnastic activity (in the situation of training) is the Official authorised to approve the medical clearance and authorise the resumption of continued gymnastics activity.

http://www.ausport.gov.au/

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Appendix 9 – Event Reporting Form

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Appendix 10 – Event Investigation Form

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Appendix 11– Lost Child/Vulnerable Persons Reporting Form

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Appendix 12 - Request for Withdrawal/Substitution

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Appendix 13 – Stadium Plan

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