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Date |
December
15-21, 2005 |
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Site |
Juarez Racquet
Club
Teofilo Borunda 9171 Cd.
Juarez,
Mexico
tel:
011-52-6561-99-07-17 |
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City, Country |
Juarez, Mexico |
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Entry Deadline |
Nov 25 2004
(postmarked by Nov 21) |
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Divisions |
Doubles and Singles |
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Entry Fees |
$80.00/1st
Event
$35.00/2nd Event
$35.00/3rd Event |
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How to enter
the Junior Worlds 2005 |
ALL PLAYERS MUST
ENTER THROUGH THEIR NATIONAL FEDERATION.
For example all USA players, regardless of what
event is being entered, shall enter through the USAR national
office and all Canadian players shall enter through
the national office of Racquetball Canada.
A complete list of federation
addresses and phone numbers can be found by clicking on "RegisterLocations"
at this website.
After checking the website, if
you still require help in locating where to send in your entry
you can contact the IRF at
voice: 719-635-5396
fax: 719-635-0685
deadline: Friday, November 25
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Visa
Information |
Some
countries will need a special permission
access
to enter to México. It is very important
for the following countries
to contact
Miguel
Perea for more
information:
Republica Dominicana,
Guatemala, Venezuela,
Colombia,
Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina,
Bolivia,
Tonga.
All other countries please check
with
Miguel as well. |
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Airport
information |
The local
organising committee highly recommends to fly into Juarez
airport directly. It is also possible to fly into El Paso, USA,
however, to avoid long waiting times at the border, Juarez
airport will be a better choice. The LOC will provide a pick-up
on both airports though. The pick-up in El Paso may take longer
due to possible delays at the border. |
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Coming by
car |
When driving to Mexico, an
insurance is required. Please contact Sanborns Maxico Auto
Insurance, Ms. Gloria Nunez for more information: Phone: +1 915
774 9633 |
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Hotel
information |
Please note:
The hotel rates
are special rates and can only be booked until December 5th!
Radisson Hotel Casa Grande Cd Juarez
Ave Tecnologico no 3620
Col. Partio Iglesias
C P 32617 cd Juarez Chih
Tel +52 [656]629-4000/ 629-4008
Fax +52[656]629 4033
Email reservjz@jz.hcg.com.mx
Contact:
Lidia Juarez Terrazas
Room rate: US-$ 60.00, excl. tax, breakfast excl., up to 4 people per room
The hotel will
have pick up service availabile from the El Paso airport.
Please notify your hotel if you want to be met at the airport.
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IRF Contact |
Luke St. Onge &
Usher Barnoff |
EVENT SCHEDULE:
Start Times:
Starting
times
will be
available
after
12:00
noon
on
Thursday,
December
15.
Please
do
not
call
the
IRF
office
for
starting
times!
Call
the host club OR check the draw which will be available following
opening ceremonies.
Eyewear:
IRF
Official Rules will govern the mandatory use of protective lensed
eyewear tested to ASTM F803 or CSA impact standards for competition.
It is the player and/or guardian's responsibility to make certain
that their eyewear conforms with the standard specified in the IRF
rules.
Age & Citizenship Requirement:
Players must meet the proper age requirement as of January 1, 2005.
All entrants must be in good standing with the IRF federation of
the country for which they compete and either have a valid passport
or meet the eligibility requirements of their respective national
Olympic Committees.
Membership:
Each player from a
country must be a member in good standing with its National
Federation and approved to compete in the Junior Worlds.
JUNIOR CODE OF CONDUCT:
All participants and chaperones will be asked to sign an official
Code of Conduct upon registering for the tournament. In brief, the
Code of Conduct states:
- 1. A nightly “in room” curfew of
11 p.m., unless accompanied by chaperone;
- 2. There will be no possession
or use of alcoholic beverages at the tournament sites or host
motel;
- 3. Any physical damage to a room
or loss of non-perishable items in the room (i.e., towels, lamps,
etc) will be paid for by those participants assigned to the room
in which the damage or loss occurs;
- 4. Unacceptable behavior will
not be tolerated, for example — a) Any act considered to be an
offense under federal, state, local, and IRF laws/rules. b) Gross
misconduct (i.e. inappropriate horseplay, stealing, etc.) c)
Unsportsmanlike conduct.
PENALTIES: Violation of the Code
of Conduct may result in: 1. Full or partial restriction of
movement at the tournament; 2. Written report to the Executive and
Disciplinary Committees for further action; 3. Loss of opportunity
to participate in future IRF programs; 4. Expulsion from tournament
and return home at own expense. For further information, contact
the tournament director. |
