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British Columbia Junior Development Awards Criteria
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Updated Jan 2009
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- Awards may be given for athletic performances in the 9 to
14 year old female and male categories in their categories (year of
birth).
- Awards are only given to JD members of BC Athletics. School,
Supporting and BC Summer Games membership members do not qualify for
BCJD awards.
- B.C.J.D. Awards are given for outstanding competitive performances
rather than participation in the sport of Track and Field.
Participation awards are the responsibility of individual clubs. The
Junior Development Committee will present all 15-year-old J.D.
athletes with a certificate acknowledging completion of the J.D.
program.
- Awards may be issued for performances in the following event
areas, and will be grouped together as follows for award
consideration:
| A. Sprints |
100M, 200M, 400M. |
| B. Hurdles |
60M, 80M, 100M, 200M, 300M. |
| C. Distance |
800M, 1500M, 3000M, Steeplechase, Cross-country,
Walks. |
| D. Throws |
Shot Put, Discus, Javelin, and Hammer. |
| E. Jumps |
Long, High, Triple, Pole Vault. |
| F. Multi-Events |
Pentathlon, Heptathlon, Octathlon, or
3 outstanding performances in parts A to E of this section. |
- When a change is made in an event area (e.g. changes in implement
weights for throws), or new events are initiated, (e.g. women's
steeple chase), the awards committee will use the times/distances VERY
CAUTIOUSLY until at least five (5) years of results are
available for consideration.
- Only Track & Field meets sanctioned by B.C. Athletics and
listed in the annual Junior Development list of approved meets will
be considered in the selection of athletes for awards.
- The B.C.J.D. awards committee will only consider nominations of
athletes who have competed in at least one (1) B.C.J.D.
Championship, (Cross-Country, Track & Field, Multi-Event,) in
the preceding twelve (12) month period. Applications for exceptions
to this rule based on medical or extenuating family circumstances
can be directed to the chair of the J.D. Committee for
consideration.
- Awards for 9 to 12 year olds are based on competing in all three
(3) disciplines of Run, Jump, and Throw as well as achieving at
least one performance that meets the published standard: JD awards standards
tables. All athletes must compete in at least three approved
meets during the track and field season.
- That awards for 9 to 14 year olds be granted based on achieving
the published standard in an event. JD awards standards
tables.
Wind gauge readings are recommended for 14 year olds.
**If there is no Top Ten performance in an event for a 13 or 14 year
old, then an athlete within 3% of the published standard may
be considered for awards.
- It is the responsibility of the individual clubs, parents,
athletes, and/or coaches to nominate athletes for awards. Completed
forms must be received in the BC Athletics office no later than
August 31st each year.
- Athletes traveling outside B.C. to meets
recognized for awards by the JD committee must get performances
verified by the Meet Director in writing and results submitted to BC
Athletics with a copy to the JD Committee.
- Award nominations may be submitted on-line through the B.C.
Athletics website, faxed, or delivered to the B.C. Athletics office.
No award nominations may be forwarded to individual members of the
awards committee.
GUIDELINES FOR THE SELECTION COMMITTEE
- That no awards will be given by the B.C.J.D. awards committee for
any athlete not achieving these conditions or performance standards.
- That athletes nominated after achieving the standard at an
approved meet will automatically receive an award.
- That the B.C.J.D. awards committee may nominate athletes at the
selection meeting.
- That the B.C.J.D. awards committee will meet and select the award
winners between September 1 and October 1 each year.
- That it is the responsibility of B.C. Athletics to notify winning
athletes, and send a list of winners to each track and field club
within ten (10) days of the selection process.
Full award criteria for awards available from BC Athletics office.
Approved Meets (Submit changes by April 1 of 2009 for approval)
| 1. BCJD T&F Championships |
13. Kamloops Centennial |
| 2. BCJD Pentathlon Championships |
14. George Dean Meet,
Sidney |
| 3. BC Summer Games (even years) |
15. Bob Dailey Invitational, Courtenay |
| 4. BC Midget
Championships (BCSG alt.) |
16. Elwood Wylie Meet, Nanaimo |
| 5. Trevor Craven
Memorial, Burnaby |
17. Dogwood Meet, Victoria |
| 6. Jesse Bent Memorial,
Coquitlam |
18. Bob Dailey Memorial,
Port Alberni |
| 7. Pacific International,
Langley |
19. Garriock Memorial,
Duncan |
| 8. **Track City Classic,
Eugene |
20. Nat'l Legion T&F Champs (15 yrs
only) |
| 9. **Classy Classic,
Seattle |
21. NorWesters Elementaries Meet |
| 10. Jack Brow Memorial,
Kelowna |
22. Kajaks BC Elementary Championships |
| 11. South Fraser
Jr Olympics |
23. Eagle Classic, Maple Ridge |
| 12. Spruce Capital,
Prince George |
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**Athletes competing in U.S. meets must present a copy of meet
results to be considered.
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