Page 6 March 1982
1982 IJA Championships Information Location:
University of California/Santa Barbara. Dates:
Thursday, July 15,9:30 a.m. - Junior Championship; 2 p.m. -
Numbers Juggling; 4 p.m. Joggling Races and Unicycle Juggling Races.
Friday, July 16,9:30 a.m. - Team Championships; 2 p.m. - U.S.
Nationals. Prizes:
Trophy to first place finisher in U.S. Nationals.
Walnut plaques to first three places in each event. Certificates to
first five places. Winner plaque only in joggling and unicycle
juggling races. and continue. The $3 entry fee covers all events in
each category Rules
and Regulations: All competitors must be IJA members. There
will be an entry fee of $3 per event, except that the fee will cover
all events in the joggling and unicycle juggling races.
Only
registrations postmarked between May 1 and June 15 will be accepted.
Each event will be limited to 20 competitors. (Exceptions will be
made for IJA members who have placed first, second or third in U.S.
Nationals (formerly senior) championships or first in juniors. These
people may enter any event until Wednesday, July 14 at 9 p.m.) To
enter, please use the registration form below.
If
an event has not reached its maximum registration by June 15,
members may sign up for the event through July 14 at 9 p.m. However,
late registration fee of $5 will be charged.
Competitors
should check with the Championships Director upon arriving at the
convention. An information desk will be set up to answer questions.
The five club qualifying times must be taken by the Championships
Director by Wednesday, July 14 at 9 p.m.
There
will be a 45 minute meeting for all competitors before each event.
At this time, the order of appearance will be posted and last minute
questions answered. Entrants must compete at their appointed times
and stay within the time limits. No time calls will be made during
competitions.
Two
minutes will be allowed between contestants for setting up, and
stage help is the responsibility of the entrant. The failure to be
prepared may result in disqualification. If IJA officers can be of
help, please contact them ahead of competition time. Events: Numbers Juggling. 1) Five clubs (three trials for longest time). Seven balls or rings (three trials for longest time).
U.S.
Nationals - Open to all. Five minute time limit.
Junior Championships - Must be under age 16 or have been juggling less than three years. Three minute time limit.
Team
Championships - Open to two or more people. Five minute time
limit.
Unicycle
Juggling - 100 yard dash and obstacle course races.
Joggling
Races - 100 yard dash, mile run, 5 kilometer run. Numbers
Juggling: Objects must do a continuous cascade or shower pattern
in the air. No multiplex, no floor work. Time will stop when one
object hits the ground. Three trials for longest time, to be taken
all at once or in sequence with other competitors at each
individual's request. Competitors may pass a turn only once, and
only following the initial trial. Five club competitors must qualify
with a time of 15 seconds. Shortest qualifying times will compete
first. A hat draw will determine the running order of seven object
competitors. U.S. Nationals, Juniors and Team: A hat draw will determine appearance order. Props for these events are limitless, but the focus of the act must be juggling. Use any type of juggling or manipulation and any type of auxiliary equipment. Use music, live or taped. A cassette system will be available for use, but each individual must supply an operator for his or her performance.
Joggling
and Unicycle Races: Competitors must use at least three
bean bags or clubs. No bouncing balls allowed. You must cascade the
entire distance. If you drop, you may pick up the drop and continue.
The $3 entry fee covers all events in each category.
! Judging
and Scoring: The competitions will be judged by seven people. Each
event will have a maximum of 100 points. Two scores will be given for
technique. juggling ability and difficulty of tricks and for form and
presentation of juggling skills. All judges will flash a score between
one and ten points in each category. The highest and lowest will be
discarded and the rest totaled. Both presentation and technique scores
will be added to compute the final score. In case of a tie, there will be
a three minute tie breaker for which new scores , will be awarded. The
competitor who receives the most points wins. Joggling and unicycle
juggling races will be judged on order of finish only. REMEMBER... |
1981 Junior competitors - John Webster from Seattle, WA, 3rd place. |
Pat Cox from Charlotte, NC |