LONG JUMP
Official in
charge
- Record name of each Competitor, Club, Gender and YoB in the order
that they will compete.
- Record on results sheet #10 top ten or records for that age
group(s) and gender. If a jump exceeds #10, remeasure. If record broken, mark location with
spike, call for field referee to confirm.
- Before competition starts, review with competitors the rules
(valid jump, number of jumps, etc.)
Valid jump
1)
Toe of jumping foot must
NOT be over FRONT edge of board or white line
2)
Both feet should be
roughly together on landing
3)
Measure perpendicularly
from FRONT edge
of board to nearest mark made by athlete.
Could be mark of foot, hand, bottom, etc. Measure to nearest cm. SHORTER
than jump.
4)
At beginning of
competition remind jumpers to walk out far end of pit.
Official should place cone on jump board while jump is measured and pit
is raked.
Objects used by athlete to mark start of run must not be on runway (must
be outside of designated runway)
Times allowed each athlete (measured from
when official removes cone) 1.00 min
Competitor faults if they have
not started final run up within time limit.
Scoring
Best jump wins.
For ties second best jump breaks tie
|
Competitor |
YoB |
1st Jump |
2nd Jump |
3rd Jump |
4th Jump |
5th Jump |
6th Jump |
Best |
Place |
|
Abe Cannon |
M94 |
3.71 |
|
3.47 |
|
|
|
4.05 |
1 |
|
Jon Reno |
M94 |
2.27 |
F |
|
|
|
|
3.95 |
2 |
Number of jumps
·
As specified by the host
club at the competition site or in the meet literature.
·
If not given then left to
the discretion of the head official.
·
After official starts
competition there is one round of practice jumps followed by: 3 jumps at most
JD meets Or for Midgets and older, 3 jumps then 3 more for top 8.
Athletes leaving to go to other event
· Must get permission from official in charge before leaving and may be allowed to jump out of order (i.e. early).
· Competition may proceed without them.
· Must report when they return and may re-enter competition but at the current round, although not necessarily required to jump in the original order.
· (Athletes should try to minimize their absence by leaving only when other event is called and returning immediately after completing).