ISSNZ July Camp & Auckland Cup

All you need to know about the camp and cup is here

Camp starts in

Registrations close Saturday 17 July

ICE Time: Paradice Ice Arena

150 Lansford Cres, Avondale

OFF-ICE: New Lynn Community Center

Active Recreation Hall
45 Totara Avenue, New Lynn

Training

Off-Ice Training

with Lukas MacDonald

2:50-4 pm Thursday 22 & Friday 23

Ice Training

with Matthew Biggs and Gillian Taitimu

4:45-6:30 pm Thursday 22 July
4:45-7:15 pm Friday 23 July

The Auckland Cup is an ability-based race meet

This means that skaters will be placed in racing grades/groups with other skaters of any age but similar ability. This makes for closer racing and a better racing experience than sometimes happens in age-based races. Groups may also be combined or extended depending on entries and time allocation.

Saturday 24 July 2021 9:45am-12:45pm

The Cup will be awarded at the conclusion of the event. The winner will be determined by the mutual decision of the attending Referees and Cub Officials. The awarding of the Cup will be based on:

  • superb Effort
  • excellent Sportsmanship
  • outstanding Integrity, Brilliant Results
  • showing Potential, and
  • other factors deemed relative.

DISTANCES and GRADING GROUPS

Distances and groups will be subject to entries. We reserve the right to amend both distances and groups according to the entries, to ensure the best racing for all competitors. We will be aiming to have heats and finals with the longest distance in each group being a Super Final.

RELAYS

Relay teams will be decided by the Event Organizers once entries are closed; skaters will be notified of their teams. Relays will only be held if time permits.

Competitors are not guaranteed inclusion in a relay team.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  1. All skaters (other than those from overseas) should be registered with ISSNZ.
  2. There will be no refund of entry fee for any skater who withdraws after the closure of entries except if the withdrawal is on medical grounds. Any such refund is only given at the discretion of the organizing committee.
  3. A withdrawal from a heat/semi-final other than due to incapacity or injury immediately prior to the start of a race shall be notified to the Competitor Steward not less than 30 minutes prior to the start of the competition/event.
  4. A seeding time should be stated on the entry form. A seeding time in this instance is your personal best time, for the distance that is relative to your age and ability, from within the previous 12 months. If no seeding time is provided, skaters will be placed in heats/races at the discretion of the race organisers.
  5. Properly completed entry forms accompanied by the correct entry fee must be sent to the Club at the address shown by the closing date. Only one skater per entry form.

EQUIPMENT

Safety helmets, approved cut-resistant neck guards, gloves (not knitted), knee pads and shin pads are compulsory equipment for competitors in short track championships. Skaters must wear full skinsuits, or similar attire which must be close-fitting with no areas of skin exposed other than the face. Blades must have tubes closed and blade ends rounded off with a minimum radius of 10mm.

CHAMPIONSHIP RULES

This event will be conducted under the current General and Championship Rules of Ice Speed Skating New Zealand. These will apply in conjunction with the Rules of the International Skating Union where applicable.

Training for Race Officials

Learn how to do some of the roles officials have during competitions

All races require competitors and officials. And as a community-run sport, we need everyone to get involved. Don’t panic! You don’t have to pull on a pair of skates to be an official. There are a number of key roles that take place off the ice, and they are the perfect place for parents, caregivers, and siblings to start. 

When you register skaters on the form below, please indicate which roles you are currently able to do or willing to learn. We’ll go over them during Friday’s ice training and you will put them into practice during the competition on Saturday.

Key roles we will be training people in at this camp are:

  • Heat box (checking skaters before they enter the track for their race)
  • Runner (making sure any paperwork gets to whoever needs it)
  • Timekeeper & Chief timekeeper (how to time a race and record it)
  • Lap counter (bell, board, and calling the laps)
  • Finish line judge (keeping track of who finishes in which position)

In competitions, officials work as a team. You are never on your own—the various roles back each other up.

Prizegiving

Venue TBC

Price TBC (not included in the registration)

 

ENTRIES closed

Registrations will be open until Saturday 17 July

Register skaters individually using the form below, select the number of skaters you are registering for, and pay the fees via our online shop. We use POLi to accept payments from all major banks in NZ.

Remember to scroll down AND click ‘Next’ at the bottom of each section. When you complete the form, a message will appear asking you to register another skater or to proceed to pay the registration fees.

 

Registration fees

The fees for the camp and competition are $75 per skater. Enter the number of skaters you are registering for then click ‘Add to cart’ to proceed through the online payment system. 

Prizegiving dinner is not included in the registration

 

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Accommodation

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide billeting for the camp…

However, you could look at Air BnB and Booking.com or Tivago for accommodation in either West or Central Auckland. All activities will be taking place around Avondale and New Lynn.

 

AVONDALE MOTOR INN

85 Ash Street, Avondale
Phone: 09 828 7593

NEW HAVEN MOTEL

3162 Great North Road, New Lynn
Phone: 09 827 2013

MOUNT ALBERT MOTOR LODGE MOTEL

201 Carrington Road, Mount Albert
Phone: 09 846 2188

AVONDALE MOTOR PARK

46 Bollard Avenue, New Windsor
Phone: 09 828 7228