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CAMPA Selection Process:
2003 Pan American Games & 2004 Olympic Games.
Section 1:
Selection of athlete to the 2003 Pan American Games Team.
Qualification of spots for Canadian
Athletes (Pan American Federation standards)
The Pan American federation has stated
that each NSF will be able to enter a minimum of one and maximum of two male and
female athletes to compete at the 2003 Pan American Games if the athlete
achieves a minimum points standard. Men
4800 points women 4200 points after UIPM adjustments.
CAMPA selection procedure:
The athlete scoring the highest
pentathlon score within 12 months of the selection date in a recognized UIPM
competitions, after adjustments, will be selected for the first available
qualified position.
The athlete scoring the second highest
pentathlon score within 12 months of the selection date in a recognized UIPM
competition after adjustments will be selected for the second (if available)
qualified position.
The scores used are the official UIPM
pentathlon five event scores listed on the PWR list under “Best Performance”
Canada
has qualified athletes to compete at the Pan American Games
based on the selection qualification system outlined by the Pan American
Federation as stated below:
- The
top scoring athlete using pentathlon scores from UIPM recognized
competitions after adjustments as posted on the PWR list under “best
performance” will qualify for the first Pan American spot.
The second highest scoring athlete using pentathlon scores posted on
the PWR list under “best performance” will qualify for the second Pan
American Games spot (if a second spot of available)
- The
athlete must score 4800 points men, 4200 points women after UIPM adjustments
as posted on the PWR list under “Best Performance”
Section 2:
Selection of athletes to the 2004 Olympic Games.
- The
athletes must qualify according to the UIPM qualification system.
- The
athletes must qualify according to the COC qualification standard.
- If
Canada qualifies more than 2 men or 2 women according to the UIPM and COC
standards the 2 men or 2 women scoring the highest pentathlon score as
listed on the June 1, 2004 PWR “Performance – Best” column will be
selected for the Olympic team.
Canadian Olympic Committee minimum
standards for consideration for nomination to the 2004 Olympic Games.
UIPM OLYMPIC
QUALIFICATION PROCESS
See www.pentathlon.org
for the UIPM Olympic Qualifying Process.
COC
OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
ATHENS 2004
SCHEDULE ‘A’
COC OLYMPIC
SELECTION CRITERIA
SPORT: MODERN PENTATHLON
(MEN & WOMEN)
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OLYMPIC SELECTION CRITERIA*
1.
QUALIFYING SPORT SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
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Athletes
achieving the following rankings or better in one or more of the following
events, modified to reflect Olympic entry regulations (2/NOC), are
eligible to be nominated to the COC for inclusion on the Olympic Team,
subject to Schedule 'B' and Schedule 'C' attached:
Ranking
(Men & Women)
2003
World Championships – July 14-20,
Pesaro
, ITA
12
2003
World Cup Final – Dec,
Athens
, GRE
12
2004
UIPM World Cup #1 – March 11-14,
Mexico City
(tbc), MEX
11
2004
UIPM World Cup #3 – April 22-25,
Beijing
, CHN
11
2004
UIPM World Cup #4 – May 06-09,
Budapest
, HUN
12
2004
World Championships – May 25-30,
Moscow
, RUS
12
UIPM
World Ranking List as of
June 1, 2004
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* Meeting the Olympic
Selection Criteria does not guarantee selection to the Olympic Team (see
paragraph 6b of the COC/NSF Team Selection Agreement).
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND MAJOR GAMES SELECTION
Selection for the World Championships and Major Games is based on the UIPM
World ranking list as opposed to the UIPM World Cup Points Table. This list
ranks athletes using their best international score after adjustments from
twelve months prior to the World Championships. The top three athletes in each
division will be eligible to compete at the World Championships if they meet the
following criterion. The fourth ranked athlete may compete in the team relay if
a team qualifies and any of the higher ranked athletes do not wish to compete in
the relay event.
QUALIFYING STANDARDS FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1). The athlete must obtain the UIPM minimum standard (4700 Sr. Men, 4500 Sr
Women, 4500 Jr. Men, 4000Jr. Women) at a recognized UIPM international
qualifying competition. In each case the required scores are AFTER
UIPM adjustments.
2). Those Canadian athletes ranked highest on the updated UIPM Ranking
List will have first refusal for the places at the World Championships
at each level (Sr., Jr., Youth, Masters).
3). For Senior Worlds the athlete must have demonstrated the ability to ride
a Level I competition riding course. This means that the athlete must have
achieved a riding score no lower than 900 points over a UIPM-sanctioned Level I
or Level II riding course.
Note: Junior Worlds the athlete must have demonstrated the ability to ride
a
Level II competition riding course. This means that the athlete must have
achieved a riding score no lower than 900 points over a UIPM-sanctioned
Level II riding course.
Note: The updated Ranking List includes only those competitions that
occur in the twelve months prior to the World Championships. Any
competitions that occur in the previous year, same month will appear on the
ranking table,(ie. Worlds start July 29, any competitions in July the
previous year will be accepted). The final competition to appear on the
ranking table must be completed four weeks prior to the start of the world
championships.
Note: Selection for Youth and Junior World Championships will be based on
the highest score posted by the athlete at a CAMPA or UIPM sanctioned meet
within twelve months prior to the World Championships (In the division they
wish to compete)
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