Victorian Inline Titles 2011 – Event Details Page

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Price

$10 – Competition Entry

$35 - Become a member of Rolling Victoria (http://rollvic.org.au/members.php )

Rules

Helmets absolutely compulsory at all times!

Prizes

Cash prizes for 1^st – 3^rd Open Division

Prize Packs for winners of Open Females and all U18, U15 and U12 categories.

Sponsors

Razors

Remz

Shima Skate Manufacturing

Stree Artist

Vibralux

in partnership with YMCA and the City of Boroondara

Divisions

Open

U18

U15

U12

Female Open

Female U18

Female U15

Female U12

*All categories subject to participation levels.

Heats from different categories may be combined, but will be judged separately.

Please clarify on the day with the registration desk if any doubts

Rough Schedule:

10:00 am - Warm up / Free Skate

11:30 am - U18s warm up

12:00 pm - Heats U18s, U15s, U12s

1:00 pm - Open Heats

3:30 pm - Finals Begin

4:45 pm - Medal Ceremony

Judging (Same as ARO):

Heats:

5 Skaters Per Heat (4-6 if uneven numbers)

Gravity Games format only (no Jam session in heats)

Heat Duration - 8mins

30 Seconds Max 'run' – Enforced by a timekeeper alongside the MC

Finals:

Runs, 2x 45 seconds, Best Score Counts

Jam - 10mins (or until all the hammers are dropped)

Media Passes:

Like all past events please request a 'media' vest from the registration desk on the day. Vests will need to be shared if demand is high.

Gravity Games Format Details:

Skaters take turns to skate on the course until they fall or reach the 30 second maximum.

A ‘fall’ that ends a skaters runs includes their body hitting the ground or them falling over.

A ‘sloppy’ landing like putting your hand down, or missing a lock on doesn’t count (so long as you still roll away with the majority of your momentum).

The MC will announce the order at the start of the heat and help remind skaters when it’s their turn to drop in.

This is the same format used at last year’s competition and the ARO 2010.

Some more specific judging information:

Every skater in the Gravity Games format will have a minimum of 4 turns each.

Once the 8mins is reached in a heat, we will continue through the heat ‘cycle’ until that ‘cycle’ is finished.

MCs will try and give warnings around 1minute to go so you know if the cycle will end or not, and consequently when your last turn will be.

The finals runs will start with the skater who gets the highest heat score.

This will result in the maximum rest time for them before the Jam as their ‘reward’.

Lower ranked skaters will get the least rest before we go into the Jam.

Judging categories:

Consistency (10), Style (10), Difficulty (10), Creativity (10)

3 or more judges (up to 40 points from each judge)

For the finals skaters get scored on their GG and Jam separately so get a score of up to 80 from each judge.

Enquiries

owen at rollvic.org.au or Contact Page