Saturday & Sunday, October 28-29, 2006

Rules:
This competition will be run in accordance with the latest rules and requirements as published be the ISI national office. All coaches, judges, and participants should be familiar with the ISI requirements. Publications may be ordered by calling ISI national office at 972 735-8800. For further information, go to www.skateisi.org.

Eligibility:
Competition events are open to current ISI members only up to and including the date of the competition. All competitors must compete at their highest test level passed and all tests must be registered with the ISI National Office at least 30 days prior to the competition date. All competitors must represent a current ISI Administrative Member (rink).

Members of other organizations are eligible and welcome to compete in ISI competitions as long as they are members of ISI and have all their ISI tests passed and registered with the ISI National office. (USFS members should refer to the ISI/USFS Joint Statement of Policy in the ISI and/or USFS rule books. For requirements for the minimum ISI test level on which USFS skaters must compete, see the chart below.

Skaters are expected to compete at their true ability level and to uphold high ethical standards.

If a USFS skater has passed Skater may compete in the Freestyle test below: ISI no lower than:** Pre-Preliminary Freestyle 3 Preliminary Freestyle 4 Pre-Juvenile Freestyle 4 Juvenile Freestyle 5 Intermediate Freestyle 6 Novice Freestyle 7 Junior Freestyle 8 Senior Freestyle 9 Adult Bronze Freestyle 3 Adult Silver Freestyle 4 Adult Gold Freestyle 5

** These are minimum requirement. USFS Moves in the Field test levels have no bearing on any ISI test levels. USFS adult skaters, age 21 and over, may petition the competition director for permission to compete lower than levels listed above.

Verification:
The team coach must sign all entry forms to verify that the information on the forms is correct. Skaters should make their checks payable to the home team and the team coach should mail one team check along with all the entry forms and judges forms in a single packet postmarked by the due date.

Music:
Cassette tapes should be rewound and must have a proper label on the correct side of the tape with the skater’s name, event, age and home team. Tapes should be handed in one hour before the event. Be sure to have a back up tape on hand during the event.

Awards:
Medals for the first five places will be awarded when the results are posted.

Additional Rules:
Skaters in Pre-Alpha-Delta may not compete in Figure 1, Freestyle 1, Couple 1, or Pair 1. In order to compete in areas of special interest, the skater must compete at that level for all events in areas of special interest. If the skater has passed one of the following: Freestyle 1, Couple 1, or Pair 1, then the skater may no longer compete in Delta. Skaters are no longer required to have passed the Delta test in order to enter the ice dancing event. Therefore, skaters of any levels may participate in these events. Be sure to check the latest rules changes issued by the ISI.

Shadow 1
Same as Dance 1

Dance 2
Dutch Waltz

Dance 3
Canasta Tango

Interpretive Theme
Halloween

Solo Compulsories:
FS 1 - 4 on half ice surface.
FS 5 and up on whole ice.
Maneuvers must be performed in order below in a "mini-program" format with no music.
Time limit: 1 minute

Half Ice
FS 1
Forward Arabesque
1/2 Flip
2-Foot Spin

FS 2
Ballet Jump
1/2 Toe Walley
1 Foot Spin

FS 3
Salchow Jump
Back OS or IS Pivot
Change Foot Spin

FS 4
Flip Jump
1/2 Loop Jump
Sit Spin

Full Ice
FS 5
Axel Jump
Camel-Sit-Upright Spin
Fast Back Scratch Spin

FS 6
Double Salchow
Jump Combination
Spin Combination

FS 7
Opposite jump (both)
Double Toe Loop/Walley
Flying Camel

FS 8
Split Lutz Jump
Double Salchow Combo
Flying Sit or Axel Sit

FS 9
Axel/Double Loop
Flying Camel/Jump Sit
Double Lutz Jump