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2 18 events run during 3 time periods 6 events run during each time period 2 students compete in each event 15 student maximum per team No min. number of teams per school Maximum of 5 sixth-graders per team Team participants not restricted by enrollment/affiliation $150 per team (2010-2011) BASICS

3 SCORING Receive points for rank in each event 1 st place = 1 pt; 20 th place = 20 pts NS = No Show (N + 1); 20 + 1 = 21 DQ = Disqualified (N + 2); 20 + 2 = 22 PS = Poor Sportsmanship (N + 6) = 26 Sum ranks for 18 events Low team score wins Up to 5 th place medals given per event Up to 5 th place for team trophies

4 GETTING STARTED Seek administrative support Register team (manual online) Recruit help (other teachers, parents, community, businesses, local clubs) General interest meeting Parent meetings throughout process Initial team meetings Goals Establishing team member roles Event Overview and Ranking Meeting Event Assignment Meeting (Pass out rules) Practice! Set practice schedules

5 Make sure team members are available for tournament dat Questions on events – contact State Office Questions on tournament logistics – contact Regional Director Check your Regional Tournament page for: –Tournament Schedule –Tournament Policies and Forms –Logistics (maps, directions, parking, food, etc.) –Announcements from your Regional Director –Schools participating in your Region TOURNAMENT PREP

6 Current year rules (2011) NC event rules available at sciencenc.com Read rules very carefully (events based only on rules) USE our event resources site (being updated constantly) –Score sheets –Recommendations and common mistakes –Sample events –Videos and pictures –Clarifications (not National FAQs) Impound (anyone can do this) Don’t be lower-tiered Don’t be DQ’d - Safety! Create notebooks for content events based on rules Teamwork EVENT PREPARATION

7 Make sure you bring all requested registration items (roster, vandalism and behavior form, & photo consent) and event specific materials (e.g. goggles, aprons, etc.). Have kits for each event. Bring printed maps and schedules for team members. Bring parents to help with transportation and getting students from one event to the next. Dress for weather, events and to impress (show your school spirit). Protect devices for travel. Have a plan for feeding team members and coaches. Impound items at designated times. Anyone can impound. TOURNAMENT DAY

8 Jason Painter Executive Director jlpainter@gmail.com Kelly Fair Program Coordinator kellstuh@gmail.com Office Phone: 919-515-9402 http://www.sciencenc.com Questions?


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