2012 Army Championships
SOP Updates Page
Below are the event rule updates/modifications that have been made to date.
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SOP / SCORESHEET / RULE CHANGES / CLARIFICATIONS
1) 25 JULY, 2011:
3) 13 OCTOBER, 2011:
3) 13 OCTOBER, 2011:
3) 1 NOVEMBER, 2011:
Thank you, good luck and safe travel to all attendees!
Justin Gates, Competition Director
SOP Updates site established, SOP, scoresheets posted
The SOP Update site is established and ready for modifications/clarifications/changes to be posted here. Event scoresheets and the SOP are posted. Please check back often to be most prepared for this event.
2) 29 AUGUST, 2011:
Maximum Team Sizes Established
Due to budget concerns and to allow a maximum number of cadets for ALL schools regardless of school size, schools will be limited to 25 competing cadets on their competition roster PER TEAM. While other cadets will not be prohibited from attending, they will not be considered eligible to compete under any circumstances (considered spectators) and therefore, they are not eligible for any form of travel reimbursement from Brigades/Cadet Command should these funds become available in the new budget.
Floor Types
The SOP did not specify but for clarity, the competition floor in all areas is designed to be concrete, with inspection using a room with low-pile industrial grade carpet with standard 36" doorways. Please plan your routines and prep your cadets accordingly.
Floor Types
The SOP did not specify but for clarity, the competition floor in all areas are designed to be concrete, with inspection using a room with low-pile industrial grade carpet with standard 36" doorways. Please plan your routines and prep your cadets accordingly.
Regulation Drill Formation
Teams looking at the Regulation Drill Sequences in both the Armed & Unarmed Division should see that the dill can only be correctly executed with a formation of THREE squads or FOUR cadets each. The "Column of Threes" command is executed exactly as specified in the FM for "Column of Fours" with omission of the 4th squad.
3) 14 JANUARY, 2012:
Color Guard Scoresheet
Not something huge, but the scoresheets in each event are designed to total 1,000 available points between all of the judges. The Color Guard sheets (Armed & Unarmed Divisions) are supposed to have a Report-in and Report-out score that is 5 points lower on all but the Head Judge scoeresheets. This has been corrected and the new scoresheets with this one small modification have been posted on-line and listed as REV#1.
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