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The U20 Trials will take
place on Saturday 10th January 2009 at EIS Sheffield.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
FOR THIS EVENT:
COACH PASSES:
From 1st October 2008, ALL Coaches
MUST produce a VALID
BJA Coach Award card in person at BJA
centrally administered National Events in order to be eligible
for the following:
•
To gain entry to BJA centrally administered National Events (ALL
Coaches, whether coaching or not on the day, will be eligible
for a 50% reduction on the spectator fee on production of their
BJA Coach Award card, except for the GB World Cup)
• To gain mat side
access with their player at a BJA centrally administered National
Event (Only one coach per player will be permitted at any one
time).
This new ruling has been
introduced to enforce that only licensed Coaches can obtain mat
side access. All Coaches who have a BJA Coach Award card currently
without photo I.D must ensure that a photo is sent to the BJA
Head Office prior to the 1st October 2008 in order to be eligible
for the above. No photo = No mat side access and no 50% off the
event spectator fee. All Coaches who have not to date sent a photo
to the BJA have been written to directly and have had prior notice.
Those who this is applicable to, have 3 months in order to complete
this task.
BLUE & WHITE
JUDOGI’S COMPULSORY FOR THIS EVENT: An unanimous Board
decision was made on the 24th June that this ruling will be fully
implemented at BJA centrally administered National Events from
now onwards. The BJA will provide blue judogis for those athletes
whose own suit fails judogi control or is damaged. No blue suit
= No entry
ELIGIBILITY PROOF:
All entrants must send one of the following documents to
us with your entry form:
a) A photocopy of a British Passport
b) A photocopy of a British Birth Certificate
c) A photocopy of necessary documentation to confirm residency
and age (see exception below)
Exception:
We are aware that there may be a very small number of players
competing at this level of judo resident in the UK who due to
their families’ legal status will be unable to obtain certain
documentation until the player themselves are 16 years of age.
The organisers would ask that the parents and/or coaches of these
players to contact James Sills to discuss their entry.
U20 Trials
Click
here for U20 Trials - Entry Form
Click
here for U20 Trials - Sheffield Tourism Accommodation Form
For any enquiries, please
contact James Sills at British Judo on 01509 631670 x230
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