General Rules
Competitions are held on the basis of the IAAF/WMA regulations, subject to any special rules laid down by WMA in the invitation. The representatives appointed by the WMA have the right during the championships to disqualify competitors who, against the rules of IAAF/WMA, are using any forbidden resources, for example “aiding” other competitors. Safety judges will be present during the championships to react in situations where competitor’s participation will delay the progress of an event unduly or it will endanger their own health or safety or that of others. When a competitor in the opinion of the judges is lacking the necessary skill, technique or fitness to participate safely in the event, they shall have the authority to require the athlete to discontinue an event and to leave the competition area.
Age Groups
The WMA championships are open only to the athletes in the following age classes.
M & W – 35
M & W – 40
M & W – 45
M & W – 50
M & W – 55
M & W – 60
M & W – 65
M & W – 70
M & W – 75
M & W – 80
M & W – 85
M & W – 90
M & W – 95
M & W – 100+
http://www.kamloops2010masters.com/athletes_Critiria.php
http://www.kamloops2010masters.com/docs/Athletes_Per_Event.pdf
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U-14 Blaze earn silver
The under-14 tier 1 Kamloops Blaze girls placed second in the Gold Division at a Thanksgiving tournament in North Vancouver.International travellers should have a valid visitor insurance when travelling overseas. Kamloops opened the tourney with a 5-0 win over West Vancouver, with Emerson Hansen scoring twice and singles from Sasha Sirianni, Elisa Godard and Marie Ettinger.
Lions split weekend series
he North Kamloops Lions split a pair of games with South Okanagan on Thanksgiving weekend in Kamloops.South Okanagan blanked Kamloops 2-0 on Saturday, Oct. 8, at visitor health insurance McArthur Island Sports Centre.Caelen Hollings was between the pipes for the Lions.