SUMMER GAMES ZONE 6 (VANCOUVER ISLAND AND THE CENTRAL COAST) WEB SITE FOR ATHLETICS
In 2018 the BC Summer Games were held in Duncan, July 19 to 22, 2018
Full details can be found at the BC Athletics web site
Zone 6 Representative for Athletics: Tom Dingle -- EMail: tdingle@uvic.ca -- Phone 250-656-3341
The trials for the Zone 6 team in athletics were held in conjunction with the
Elwood Wylie Meet in Nanaimo on May 26 and 27, 2018. Based on the results of this meet and wild cards a final team of 26 girls and 28 boys was chosen.
Update7: July 4, 2018
Another Boy added
Camp Date: Wednesday July 11, 2018
Time: 9am - 8pm
Click here for details on how to register and pay
Cost: To be determined ( $55 - includes jacket)
*Athletes are to arrive having had breakfast and they should pack a lunch.
*Food for supper will be provided.
*Bring bathing suit and towel as we plan to spend some time in the pool at
the Nanaimo Aquatic center
*Bring training clothes/spikes for morning training session and relay
practice
1) I have added a couple of members to the team over the past week or so.
Click to see the Zone 6 Team in Athletics for 2018 ( .pdf file or Excel file )
Click Here for Information Sheet for Team members ( .pdf file )
Those athletes who were not chosen I have left in the Substitute pool as there is a small chance that an athlete may be chosen if an athlete has to drop out due to injury or emergency
2) Just to make sure everyone understands, ALL athletes in athletics competing at the Summer Games MUST be present with the team for the whole period July 19 to 22. This means sleeping on a mat on the floor along with the other members of the same gender on the team even if you normally live only a block from the stadium. This is to ensure that all athletes are competing under the same conditions. Failure to follow this regulation will result in ejection from the games and return of any medals won.
3) Travel to and from the Games.
Because of the small number of athletes requesting travel by bus, I have been asked by the Provincial Advisor that ALL athletes make their own way to the Games by private travel (family, car pooling, etc.)
4) The head coach, Tyler Heisterman has requested that ALL athletes try to check in at the accreditation center at the Games around 8:00 am on Thursday, July 19.
5) ALL athletes MUST register and PAY (if club is not paying) on-line with BC Athletics at:
http://www.bcathletics.org/Content/bc-summer-games/47/
Go to the Athlete Registration link in the lower left hand corner of the BC Athletics site. DO THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND NO LATER THAN JUNE 30!!
6) The BC Summer Games organization will send out information packages by mail on June 23, 2018 so you should get yours a few days later. However you can get preliminary information about what to bring and the accommodation, etc by going the Games site:
https://www.bcgames.org/Participate/ParticipantInformation/RegistrationTransportation.aspx
It is particularly important that you fill out the medical form if you have any allergies or diet problems.
Tom Dingle
General Policy from Provincial Coordinator: How the Zone Teams are chosen
This policy fits in closely with what is done in Zone 6
Details of how the 2018 Zone 6 team in Athletics will be chosen
Events and Categories - separate events for Boys and Girls
100m, 200m, 300m, 800m, 1200m, 2000m, 1500m Race Walk, 1500m Steeplechase (no water jump), Hurdles (girls 80m, boys 100m), 300m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump, Pole Vault, Discus (1kg), Javelin (girls 500g, boys 600g), Shot Put (girls 3kg, boys 4kg), Hammer (girls 3kg, boys 4kg),
and Pentathlon (will take place over one day in this order: Girls: 80m Hurdles, High Jump, Shot Put, Long Jump, 800m; Boys: 100m Hurdles, Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, 1000m)
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Zone 6 will be hosting a camp for the Zone 6 team in Nanaimo sometime late in June or early July after the team is chosen. Details will be posted when they become available. This will give athletes on the team a chance to get to know other members of the team and to meet the coaches. Similar camps have been held with great success for the Zone 6 team in 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016.
Details of the Zone 6 camp held in 2016 are given here.
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THE BC SUMMER GAMES ARE NOT TO BE MISSED!!
They are a great experience for those athletes who go!!
In 2018 the BC Summer Games were held in Duncan, July 19 to 22, 2018
Full details can be found at the BC Athletics web site
Zone 6 Representative for Athletics: Tom Dingle -- EMail: tdingle@uvic.ca -- Phone 250-656-3341
The trials for the Zone 6 team in athletics were held in conjunction with the
Elwood Wylie Meet in Nanaimo on May 26 and 27, 2018. Based on the results of this meet and wild cards a final team of 26 girls and 28 boys was chosen.
Update7: July 4, 2018
Another Boy added
Camp Date: Wednesday July 11, 2018
Time: 9am - 8pm
Click here for details on how to register and pay
Cost: To be determined ( $55 - includes jacket)
*Athletes are to arrive having had breakfast and they should pack a lunch.
*Food for supper will be provided.
*Bring bathing suit and towel as we plan to spend some time in the pool at
the Nanaimo Aquatic center
*Bring training clothes/spikes for morning training session and relay
practice
1) I have added a couple of members to the team over the past week or so.
Click to see the Zone 6 Team in Athletics for 2018 ( .pdf file or Excel file )
Click Here for Information Sheet for Team members ( .pdf file )
Those athletes who were not chosen I have left in the Substitute pool as there is a small chance that an athlete may be chosen if an athlete has to drop out due to injury or emergency
2) Just to make sure everyone understands, ALL athletes in athletics competing at the Summer Games MUST be present with the team for the whole period July 19 to 22. This means sleeping on a mat on the floor along with the other members of the same gender on the team even if you normally live only a block from the stadium. This is to ensure that all athletes are competing under the same conditions. Failure to follow this regulation will result in ejection from the games and return of any medals won.
3) Travel to and from the Games.
Because of the small number of athletes requesting travel by bus, I have been asked by the Provincial Advisor that ALL athletes make their own way to the Games by private travel (family, car pooling, etc.)
4) The head coach, Tyler Heisterman has requested that ALL athletes try to check in at the accreditation center at the Games around 8:00 am on Thursday, July 19.
5) ALL athletes MUST register and PAY (if club is not paying) on-line with BC Athletics at:
http://www.bcathletics.org/Content/bc-summer-games/47/
Go to the Athlete Registration link in the lower left hand corner of the BC Athletics site. DO THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND NO LATER THAN JUNE 30!!
6) The BC Summer Games organization will send out information packages by mail on June 23, 2018 so you should get yours a few days later. However you can get preliminary information about what to bring and the accommodation, etc by going the Games site:
https://www.bcgames.org/Participate/ParticipantInformation/RegistrationTransportation.aspx
It is particularly important that you fill out the medical form if you have any allergies or diet problems.
Tom Dingle
General Policy from Provincial Coordinator: How the Zone Teams are chosen
This policy fits in closely with what is done in Zone 6
Details of how the 2018 Zone 6 team in Athletics will be chosen
Events and Categories - separate events for Boys and Girls
100m, 200m, 300m, 800m, 1200m, 2000m, 1500m Race Walk, 1500m Steeplechase (no water jump), Hurdles (girls 80m, boys 100m), 300m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump, Pole Vault, Discus (1kg), Javelin (girls 500g, boys 600g), Shot Put (girls 3kg, boys 4kg), Hammer (girls 3kg, boys 4kg),
and Pentathlon (will take place over one day in this order: Girls: 80m Hurdles, High Jump, Shot Put, Long Jump, 800m; Boys: 100m Hurdles, Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, 1000m)
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Zone 6 will be hosting a camp for the Zone 6 team in Nanaimo sometime late in June or early July after the team is chosen. Details will be posted when they become available. This will give athletes on the team a chance to get to know other members of the team and to meet the coaches. Similar camps have been held with great success for the Zone 6 team in 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016.
Details of the Zone 6 camp held in 2016 are given here.
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THE BC SUMMER GAMES ARE NOT TO BE MISSED!!
They are a great experience for those athletes who go!!
