CONTEST DIRECTORS AND PARTICIPANTS

 

Texas A&M University-Commerce is very pleased to have the honor of hosting the annual University Interscholastic League Regional Spring Meet.  This event is an opportunity for the ablest students of Region II-AAA to come together in the spirit of camaraderie as well as competition.  Our role is to ensure that this meet is fun, safe and memorable.

 

The designated administrator of each school who has qualified representatives is responsible for knowing the dates for the meet and the scheduled time for each contest or event.

 

Each school must follow the Spring Meet Code, which encourages all participants to compete in all contests in the spirit of fairness and sportsmanship, and to observe all rules and not resort to devious and/or unethical practices.  Participants should accept decisions of officials or judges, see that officials are treated with respect by contestants, school personnel and laymen, treat their opponents as guests, and put sportsmanship above victory.  Violation of the code may result in probation, disqualification, or suspension of participants or schools.

 

It is the responsibility of the contestants, their sponsors, coaches and/or administrators to obtain contest results.  Please plan to be present for awards for your event or have someone from your school present. Winners’ packets will be distributed during the awards ceremonies only.  The regional site is under no obligation to mail them to persons who do not attend the awards ceremonies.  If a contestant and/or coach or sponsor is not present, the awards and/or results will be mailed ONLY IF A SELF ADDRESSED, SUFFICIENTLY STAMPED ENVELOPE HAS BEEN LEFT WITH THE CONTEST DIRECTOR.

 

If there is any way Texas A&M University-Commerce personnel can be of assistance, or if you have any questions, please feel free to call.

 

Sincerely yours,

 

 

 

Dr. Deb Murray

Regional Director

Ph:  (903) 886-5927

Fax:  (903) 886-5918

E-mail:  Deborah_Murray@tamu-Commerce.edu

 

 

 

 

 

FEES and NO SHOWS

 

There will be a $12.00 entry fee for each contestant entered in each event with the exception of the One-Act Play, Tennis, and Golf.  For example:  If a student is entered in Current Events, Literary Criticism, and Editorial Writing, the entry fee for that individual is $36.00.  Each district director handles all entry fees for a district and then invoices the respective schools for the amount owed.

 

Specific information regarding entry fees is as follows:

1.         Academic:  The Spring Meet District Director should send the Academic Fees immediately upon the completion of the last academic event.

 

2.         One-Act Play:  This is not the responsibility of the Spring Meet District Director since there will be area contests after District.  The entry fee for the One-Act Play Contest is $100.00 per school.  At the conclusion of the area meet, it is the responsibility of the two advancing schools from the area contest to send in their entries and fees.

 

3.         Athletics:  The Spring Meet District Director should send in all athletic fees immediately upon the completion of the last athletic event, including Golf, Tennis, and Track.  Please send check to: Texas A&M University-Commerce, Division of Continuing Education, Commerce, Texas 75429-3011.

 

4.         Golf:  A $59.00 fee per person is required.  This fee includes the use of range balls at Tanglewood Country Club.  This is already added to the Golf entry fees shown on the next page.  Practice round permitted per UIL rule, but at additional cost.   Practice round fee payable directly to Tanglewood at the time of round.

 

In order to simplify the accounting procedure for regional entry fees, the District Director General for each district represented in Region III AAA will collect and submit the fees for that district.  Please send a single check for all fees made payable to Texas A&M University-Commerce, ATTN:  Division of Continuing Education, Commerce, TX  75429-3011 accompanied by a list of the students participating.  The District Director General will collect the proper fees from each school represented in that district in accordance with the itemized fee schedule listed on the following page.  The names and addresses of the District Director Generals are given on page 7 for your convenience. 

 

Regarding no shows:  A list of absent contestants will be reported to the state UIL office from each academic event.  It is vitally important that you notify the regional director in advance if a contestant will be unable to attend the regional competition.

 

If you have any questions, contact:

            Dr. Deb Murray

            Division of Continuing Education

            Texas A&M University-Commerce

            Commerce, TX  75429-3011

            Phone:  (903) 886-5927

            Fax:      (903) 886-5918

            E-mail:  Deborah_Murray@tamu-Commerce.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 POTENTIAL FEE INFORMATION SHEET

 

If a district is not fully represented in each event, or if you have more than three participants advance in any academic category, be sure to adjust the fees accordingly.  No additional fees will be charged for teams; please pay based on the number of participants only.

 

                                                                Participants                   Fee Per

Academic Events                  (each District)            Participant

*Accounting                                                        3                              14.00                      

*Calculator Applications                                    3+                            14.00                                      

Computer Applications                                       3                              14.00                      

*Computer Science                                              3                              14.00                      

*Current Issues & Events                                  3+                            14.00                      

Editorial Writing                                                   3                              14.00

Feature Writing                                                    3                              14.00                                      

Headline Writing                                                  3                              14.00                                      

Informative Speaking                                          3                              14.00                                      

Lincoln-Douglas Debate                                     3                              14.00                      

*Literary Criticism                                                3                              14.00                      

*Mathematics                                                       3+                            14.00                      

News Writing                                                       3                              14.00        

*Number Sense                                                    3+                            14.00      

Persuasive Speaking                                           3                              14.00                      

Poetry Interpretation                                           3                              14.00                                      

Prose Interpretation                                             3                              14.00                      

Ready Writing                                                      3                              14.00                      

**Science                                                              3+                            14.00                      

*Spelling and Vocabulary                                  3                              14.00

                                                                                                                          

 

One Act Play  (If a District is represented)                                  100.00

 

                                                                Participants                    Fee Per       

Athletic Events                                     (each District)             Participant

                                                                Girls        Boys

Tennis                                                    6               6                      $15.00                          

Track & Field                                        52            44                      $12.00                         

***Golf                                                  12            12                      $59.00

 

 

*Three individual winners advance plus the three members of the first place team.  The maximum number from each district would be six, though most districts will qualify four or five.

**SCIENCE:  Three overall winners advance, plus the top scorer in physics, the top scorer in chemistry, and the top scorer in biology and a three-member team.  The maximum number would be nine from each district, though most districts will qualify five or six.

***GOLF:  Includes green fees and two lunches for players and coaches.

ONE ACT PLAY:  Goes through an area contest between district and regional competition.  The number given is an estimate.  Expect 19 members for each cast and six casts from the area competition.

 

 

            REGIONAL UIL FEE FORM

                         

 

Name of School District:                                   ____________________________________

 

Academic Event Fee:                                        ________________

 

One Act Play Fee:                                            ________________

 

TOTAL ACADEMIC EVENT FEES:              ________________

 

 

Athletic Fee:

Golf:

           

  Girls:____________

 

  Boys:_____________

 

 

Tennis:

 

  Girls:____________

 

  Boys: ____________

 

 

Track and Field Events:

 

   Girls:____________

  

   Boys: ___________

 

 

TOTAL ATHLETIC EVENTS FEE:    ____________

 

 

 

PLEASE MAIL THIS COMPLETED FORM WITH CHECK TO:

 

Texas A&M University-Commerce

Division of Continuing Education

P.O. Box 3011

Commerce, TX  75429-3011

 

 

 

 

ATHLETIC EVENTS

 

TENNIS

Tyler Tennis & Swim Club, Tyler, TX

(for directions call 903-561-3014)

 

 

SUNDAY, APRIL 21

 

TENNIS SEED COMMITTEE MEETING

5:00 p.m. Tyler Tennis & Swim Club

*Committee consists of the tennis chairman from each district

 

 

 

MONDAY, APRIL 22

 

GIRLS' AND BOYS' TENNIS

8:30 a.m. – Tyler Tennis & Swim Club

Director: Neil Piper

 

 

TUESDAY, APRIL 23

 

GIRLS' AND BOYS' TENNIS

8:30 a.m. - Tyler Tennis & Swim Club

Director: Neil Piper

 

 

 

 

 

GIRLS' AND BOYS' TENNIS INFORMATION       TYLER TENNIS & SWIM CLUB

 APRIL 22-23

 

1.         An entry fee of $15.00 per contestant will be charged.  See pages 2-3 for information concerning payment of the fee.  Please note that fees are mailed to the Division of Continuing Education by the District Director General.  A copy of the entries along with the fee form on page 4 should be included with the fee payment.  All entries must be received by Wednesday, April 17.  Mail entries to Tom Tallach, UIL Athletic Director, Lion Athletics, P.O. Box 3011, Commerce, TX  75429-3011 or fax to (903) 468-3033.

           

A meeting of the seeding committee will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 22 at the Tyler Tennis & Swim Club where drawings for pairings will be held.  The seeding committee consists of the tennis chairman from each district.

 

2.         Matches are tentatively scheduled to be held at Tyler Tennis & Swim Club.

 

3.         Starting Times:  Monday, April 22

            8:30 a.m. --      Coaches’ meetings at Tyler Tennis & Swim Club

            9:00 a.m. --      Singles

            12:00 noon --   Doubles

 

Check-in will be 30 minutes before scheduled match.  Other times will be scheduled during the coaches' meeting.  Players not registered and ready for play at the scheduled times will be defaulted 15 minutes after scheduled time of play.

 

4.         Format:  Single Elimination--All matches will be the best two out of three sets with a twelve point tie breaker at 6-all.  The tie breaker will be used in all sets.  U.S.T.A. rules will be used to govern the matches.

            *NOTE: Playoff for Second Place - the loser in the finals will play the winner of the third place match (to determine second place) unless these two contestants (or doubles teams) played each other in the semifinal round.

 

5.         Each participant must have two cans of unopened Wilson U.S.T.A. optic yellow hard court tennis balls.  Each winner will advance to the next round with two cans of unused balls; the loser will keep the remaining balls.

 

6.         The seeding information sheet in the Tennis Appendix A must be received by Wednesday, April 17.  A player will not be considered for seeding if this form is not completed and returned by said date.  For additional information contact Dr. Tallach (info. above) or:

                        Neil Piper, UIL Tennis Director

                        Lion Athletics, PO Box 3011             

                        Commerce, TX  75429-3011

                        (903) 886-5571

                        (903) 468-3033  FAX

                        E-mail: Neil Piper@tamu-commerce.edu

 

 

 

TENNIS

APPENDIX A

 

 

Check One:                  __________Singles Entry        _________Doubles Entry

 

 

UIL Regional Tennis Entry Form (Separate forms should be completed for each entry.  Only one form for doubles is necessary.)

 

 

Name                                                   _____________________________________

Classification (Sr., Jr., etc.)                   _____________________________________

                                                                                                                                     

School                                                  ___________________________________

District Finish                                        ___________________________________

 

 

 

Position on High School Team  ___________________

 

Finish at Regional Previous Year           ___________________

 

Finish at State Previous Year                ___________________

 

 

 

MATCH RECORD (Include only High School Sponsored Matches)

 

                                                                                                                                                     Match

            Opponent                    High School                        Set Scores                            Win-Loss Record

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TENNIS

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

 

 

            OPPONENT                TOURNAMENT                ROUND                                SCORES          

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOLF

 

 

 

  SUNDAY, APRIL 21

 

COACHES MEETING/REGISTRATION

7:00 p.m. TCC Clubhouse

 

 

 

MONDAY, APRIL 22

 

BOYS' GOLF

8:00 a.m.- Tanglewood Country Club

Director: Bill Powers

 

GIRLS' GOLF

1:00 p.m.- Tanglewood Country Club

Director: Bill Powers

 

 

 

TUESDAY, APRIL 23

 

BOYS' GOLF

8:00 a.m.- Tanglewood Country Club

Director: Bill Powers

 

GIRLS' GOLF

1:00 p.m.- Tanglewood Country Club

Director: Bill Powers

 

 

 

 

GOLF TOURNAMENT    

 

TOURNAMENT FEES:       Entry fee of $59.00 (Includes green fees, entry fees & 2 lunches for participants and coaches at clubhouse).  See pages 2 and 3 for information concerning payment of the entry fee.  Please note that the fees are sent to the Division of Continuing Education by the District Director General.  A copy of the entries should accompany the fee payment.

 

PRACTICE ROUND:

1.      One round permitted by UIL - see UIL Handbook.

2.      As permitted by Tanglewood.  The course has Sunday afternoon

(April 21)  reserved specifically for practice rounds, though other times may be available.  Call pro shop at (903) 786-4140 for tee times.

3.      Practice Round Green Fee-$10 (not included in tournament fee).

 

RULES:

The UIL District Tournament Results form, with individual and team scores from the district meet, must be in the Director's office by April 17.  Additionally, each school must have Golf Appendix A faxed to the Director's office by April 17.

 

USGA - UIL - Local Exception Rules in Effect

 

1.      Parents, coaches and friends will not give advice or harass contestants

and must remain approximately 15 yards from participants.

            2.   No caddies.

3.   No golf cars or electric carts.

           

 

            For additional information, contact:

Bill Powers, UIL Golf Director

            Department of Sports Information      

            Texas A&M University-Commerce

            Commerce, TX  75429

            (903) 886-5131

(903) 468-3027 FAX

            E-Mail: bill_powers@tamu-commerce.edu

 

Directions to Tanglewood Country Club:

From Sherman: Take US 75 North to FM 120 (Exit 69).  Go left (west) at light towards Pottsboro.  Take 120 through Pottsboro and continue approximately five miles to Tanglewood entrance (on left).  Follow signs to golf course.

 

 

 

 

GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ GOLF

Region II-AAA Golf Tournament

 

April  21-22-23

 

 

DATES:          Sunday, April 21  - Coaches Meeting/Registration

                        Monday, April 22 - 1st Round

Tuesday, April 23 - 2nd and Final Round (Repairing.  Tee off in reverse order of finish of the first round).

 

 

LOCATION:  Tanglewood Country Club                                                        Head Pro:  Mike Fish

                        290 Tanglewood Circle                                                            (903) 786-4140

                        Pottsboro, TX  75076 

 

 

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Tanglewood Resort (800) 833-6569

NOTE:  Tanglewood’s 120-room hotel is now open.

 

 

Monday, April 22

 

Paired by District Tournament Results

            BOYS:            Shotgun start 8:00 a.m.

           

 

            GIRLS:           Shotgun start 1:00 p.m.

 

 

Tuesday, April 23

 

Paired by Team Standing

             BOYS:            Shotgun start 8:00 a.m.

 

            GIRLS:           Shotgun start 1:00 p.m.

 

 

 

GOLF

APPENDIX A

 

UIL Regional Golf Entry Form

 

School:        _____________________________________________________________

 

District:        __________                            Boys: __________                  Girls:          _______________

 

 

Team Lineup by Playing Position

Players’ Full Name (First and Last) and Grade (Fr., So., Jr., or Sr.)

 

1.                 __________________________________________________________________

 

 

2.                 __________________________________________________________________

 

 

3.                 __________________________________________________________________

 

 

4.                 __________________________________________________________________

 

 

5.                 __________________________________________________________________

 

 

Coach:                  _____________________________________

 

Office Phone:        _______________                            Home Phone:         _______________

 

 

RETURN THIS FORM BY APRIL 17 TO:      Bill Powers, Tournament Director

                                                                             Sports Information Office

                                                                             Texas A&M University-Commerce

                                                                             Commerce, TX  75429

                                                                             Phone:         (903) 886-5131

                                                                             Fax:             (903) 468-3027

 

This form is used to verify spelling and entry.  Please type or print.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TRACK AND FIELD

 

 

 

FRIDAY, APRIL 26

 

GIRLS' AND BOYS' TRACK & FIELD EVENTS

12:00 noon, Memorial Stadium

Confirmation Meeting in T-Lounge

Vaulters scratch at event site.

Director:  Tom Tallach

 

 

 

           

SATURDAY, APRIL 27

 

GIRLS' AND BOYS' TRACK & FIELD EVENTS

9:00 a.m. - Memorial Stadium

Director:  Tom Tallach

 

 

 

TRACK AND FIELD

GIRLS' AND BOYS'

April 26-April 27

GENERAL INFORMATION:

1.         The track meet will be held at Texas A&M University-Commerce Memorial Stadium on Highway 50 and Live Oak Street, Commerce, TX (See page 36 for layout of track and field areas).  Parking for buses and vans will be available on service road in front of the stadium - enter from the south and exit to the north.

 

2.           There will be brief coaches’ meetings at 10:00 AM and 12:00 noon on Friday, April 26 in the T-Lounge at Memorial Stadium.  Entries confirmation and coaches packets pick-up will also be in the T-Lounge from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.  Packets will include general information, competitor numbers, pins, event schedules, roster sheets, lane assignments, field events order, and coaches passes.  After 2:00 PM on Friday and all day Saturday, coaches’ packets may be picked up in the President’s Box located directly under the Memorial Stadium press box.

 

3.         Each coach’s packet will include four passes.  Those wearing passes will enter the stadium area at the pass gate (main stadium entrance, south door).  No other passes are honored.

 

4.         Team members will enter the stadium at the pass gate by wearing their competitor number.

 

5.         Dressing space is not available at Memorial Stadium.

 

6.                  An entry fee of $12.00 per contestant per entry will be charged.  See pages 2 and 3 for information concerning payment of the fees.

 

7.           Admission to the track meet will be charged on Friday and Saturday.  A one-day pass will be $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for students.  Two-day passes will be available on Friday at a cost of $12.00 for adults and $8.00 for students.

 

8.           Concessions:  Available both Friday and Saturday.  Ice for injury treatment and water is available at the T-Lounge training room, not at the concession stands.

 

9.         T-shirts:  Official Region II-AAA Track and Field Meet T-shirts will be on sale for $12.00 at the concession stand or nearby.

 

10.         At the 1995 Spring Regional meeting of the District Executive Committee, it was agreed that each District would furnish three workers to help officiate the Regional Track Meet.  These individuals will be utilized only if necessary and will be notified prior to April 26.  Please furnish these names, addresses, telephone numbers, and expertise to:

                                                Tom Tallach

                                                Lion Athletics

                                                P. O. Box 3011

                                                Commerce, TX  75429

                                                (903) 886-5568           campus

                                                (903) 468-3033           FAX

                                                tom_tallach@tamu-commerce.edu

           

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR THE TRACK AND FIELD COACH

 

1.      Field Events:

  1. Throwing event implements will be weighed and marked at the north end of the stadium.  See events schedule for appropriate times.

 

B.   All field events will be run preliminaries through finals on the same day.

 

C.  Shot and discus rings are concrete.

 

D.  Approaches to the high jump, long jump, and triple jump are Rubraturf.

 

E.      Flights and throwing or jumping order will be determined by the meet officials after REGIONAL entries are received.

 

F.   The high jump bar and pole vault bar opening heights will be determined by the meet officials after                                  REGIONAL entries are received.  These heights will be designated on the EVENTS SHEETS available in the coaches' packets.  Continuing flights will be used in both events.

 

  1. The 90-second time rule for competitors in the throwing and jumping events will be observed.  The

two-minute time rule for pole vault competitors will be observed.  There will be no visual time aids.  An official will announce "30 seconds" to time lapse for initiating the attempt.

           

H.  Quarter inch or less spikes are required.  Spikes will be checked by an official prior to the event.

 

I.   Except for the field events using continuing flights, eight competitors will qualify from the preliminaries to the finals.

 

2.    Track (Running) Events:

 

       A. Confirmation meeting (See General Information on previous page.)

 

       B.  Track is 8 lanes, 42" lane width.  Surface is Chevron 400.

 

       C. Quarter inch spikes or less, or flats, are required.  Official will check spikes prior to events.

 

       D. F.A.T. timing.

 

       E. The 3200m run and 1600m run will be run as finals only.  Waterfall start.

 

       F.  Markings on the track:  No tape - suggest halve tennis balls.

 

G.        Relays:  Fill out relay competitor cards at confirmation meeting and turn in to stageing clerk at race check-in.  (Six competitors may be listed; four can compete; not necessary to use the same four runners in the finals who competed in the preliminaries.)

 

NOTE:  Relay teams may change personnel after the district meet until the conclusion of the confirmation meeting of the REGIONAL meet before the REGIONAL meet begins.

 

H.        Preliminaries/Finals:  The top two finishers from each preliminary heat shall qualify to the finals.  Remaining lanes shall be filled by the next four best times of all competitors.  A total of eight qualify to the finals.

 

I.          Meet officials shall assign heat and lane for the preliminaries based on district qualifying times.

 

J.          Stretching/Ready Area:  Athletes will report to mid-field to stretch, warm-up or jog prior to competition.

 

K.        If a competitor has to scratch from the meet while the meet is in progress, it is common courtesy for the athlete to make that scratch with the clerk of the course.

 

L.         When disqualifications occur, the track referee will notify the coaches of the competitors involved.  Coaches will be asked by the announcer to meet the track referee at a designated area.  (Southeast corner of the stadium bleachers within the retainer wall just beyond the finish line - called the "Conference Area" for running events).

 

M.       Procedure for update after District meet

The coach of any Regional qualifier that does not plan to compete (injury/ineligible/etc.) at the Regional level shall notify their District chairman.  The District chairman shall notify:  (1)  the coach of the next Regional Qualifier and (2)  the Regional Director of cancellation and who is to replace the entry.  This should be done immediately after fact is known.  Heat and lane assignments are made Tuesday prior to meet.

 

N.        Immediately after the regional meet, coaches of state qualifiers should notify the press box if any changes are to be reported to Austin.  (Relay names or any known individual races that can be updated for the state meet).

 

O.        It is most important that each coach fill out Appendix B (Team Roster – Regional Track and Field Meet) entry sheet.        

 

 

 

2002

Region II AAA Track and Field

Meet Schedule

 

Friday, April 26th

Field Events

 

12:00 P.M.       Pole Vault                                            Boys

2:00  P.M.        Long Jump                                           Girls

                        Shot Put                                               Boys

                        Pole Vault                                            Girls

3:30  P.M.        Long Jump                                           Boys

            Shot Put                                               Girls

 

 

Running Prelims

 

5:30  P.M.        400 Meter Relay                                  Girls-Boys

5:55  P.M         800 Meter Run                         Girls-Boys

6:15  P.M.        100 Meter Hurdles                               Girls

6:25  P.M.        110 Meter Hurdles                               Boys

6:35  P.M.        100 Meter Dash                                   Girls-Boys

6:50  P.M.        800 Meter Relay                                  Girls

7:05  P.M.        400 Meter Dash                                   Boys-Girls

7:25  P.M.        300 IM Hurdles                                    Girls-Boys

7:45  P.M.        200 Meter Dash                                   Girls-Boys

8:05  P.M.        3200 Meter Run                                   Girls-Boys-FINAL EVENT

8:40  P.M.        1600 Meter Relay                                Girls-Boys

 

 

Saturday, April 27th

Field Events

 

10:00 A.M.      Triple Jump                                          Girls

            High Jump                                            Boys

11:30 A.M.      Triple Jump                                          Boys

                        High Jump                                            Girls

 1:00 P.M.        Discus                                                  Boys

 2:30 P.M.        Discus                                                  Girls

 

Running Finals

 

2:30  P.M.        400 Meter Relay                                  Girls-Boys

2:40  P.M.        800 Meter Run                         Girls-Boys

2:55  P.M.        100 Meter Hurdles                               Girls

3:05  P.M.        110 Meter High Hurdles                       Boys

3:15  P.M.        100 Meter Dash                                   Girls-Boys

3:25  P.M.        800 Meter Relay                                  Girls

3:40  P.M.        400 Meter Dash                                   Boys-Girls

3:55  P.M.        300 Intermediate Hurdles                      Girls-Boys

4:05  P.M.        200 Meter Dash                                   Girls-Boys

4:15  P.M.        1600 Meter Run                                   Girls-Boys

4:30  P.M.        1600 Meter Relay                                Girls-Boys

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTE:  Please send in the Regional Track & Field Team Roster sheet located in APPENDIX B of the Spring Meet Handbook by Tuesday, April 16, 2002.

 

 

 

APPENDIX B

 

TEAM ROSTER

REGIONAL TRACK AND FIELD MEET

 

 

SCHOOL        __________________________________    DISTRICT       ___________________________

 

 

SEND THIS FORM TO:       Tom Tallach, UIL Athletic Director 

                                                Lion Athletics

BY APRIL 17                         P. O. Box 3011

Boys____Girls____                 Commerce, TX  75429

                                                Phone: (903) 886-5568

FAX:  (903) 468-3033

 

            Relays                                                                                                            Individual Entries

 

400 Meter Relay                                                          Name                                       Event(s)

1.__________________________________             1.________________________________________

2.__________________________________             2.________________________________________

3.__________________________________             3.________________________________________

4. __________________________________            4.________________________________________

5. __________________________________            5.________________________________________

6. __________________________________            6.________________________________________

1600 Meter Relay                                                        7.________________________________________

1.__________________________________             8.________________________________________

2.__________________________________             9.________________________________________

3.__________________________________             10._______________________________________

4. __________________________________            11. _______________________________________

5.__________________________________             12. _______________________________________

6.__________________________________             13. _______________________________________

800 Meter Relay                                                          14. _______________________________________

1.___________________________________           15. _______________________________________

2.___________________________________           16. _______________________________________

3.___________________________________           17._______________________________________

4.___________________________________           18. _______________________________________

5.___________________________________           19. ______________________________________

6.___________________________________           20. ______________________________________ 

 

Coach  __________________________________

 

Office Phone    ___________________________      Home Phone    ______________________________

 

NOTE:  THIS FORM IS USED TO VERIFY SPELLING AND ENTRY, PARTICULARLY RELAYS, SO PLEASE PRINT.