Competition Events
Listed below is a list of competitions which are point bearing for club awards to all SCNV members, including Non-Qualifying, Qualifying, Adult, Theatre On Ice and Synchronized Skating in a typical season:
List of U.S. Figure Skating Competitions for which achievement points are awarded:
NON-QUALIFYING OPEN COMPETITIONS
- Points will be awarded for singles, pairs and dance events. Points only will be awarded for theater on ice and synchronized skating events held at SCNV sponsored competitions. Points will not be awarded for special events such as spins, jumps, compulsory moves, showcase, artistic, interpretive, emotional, etc.
- No points will be awarded for BYES.
- Points are per event skated. If an event is a combined event meaning it has more than one part (SP+FS) then final standings after the last part determines placement for points.
- Only results from the following competitions will be considered:
- CRC Kickoff (plus TOI events if held)
- Cardinal Classic (plus TOI events if held)
- Chesapeake Open
- Philadelphia Summer Championships
- Skate Wilmington
- Hershey Open and Neal Wood Memorial Open
- Potomac Open
- Falling Leaves
- Challenge Cup
- Excel Series competitions in the Eastern Section
- National Qualifying Series competitions
- Adult Competitions same as above plus the following:
- New Year’s Invitational (hosted by Washington FSC)
- Adult Sectionals – non-qualifying events
- Adult Nationals – non-qualifying events
- Events with 1 skater – 5 points for participation
NATIONAL THEATRE ON ICE COMPETITION
(a special non-qualifying competition)
- To receive the applicable points, an event must have at least two teams. No points will be awarded for BYES.
- For events with only one team skaters will receive 5 points for having participated.
- SCNV must be the home club of the team member and team must represent SCNV.
- Points are per event skated. If an event has more than one part (SP+FS) then final standings after the last part is completed determines placement for points.
- Team members must actually take part in the competition in order to receive points.
QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS (SINGLES, PAIRS AND DANCE)
- To receive the applicable points, an event must have at least two competitors. No points will be awarded for BYES.
- Points are per event skated. If an event is a combined event having more than one part (SP+FS), (PD+RD+FD), etc. then final standings after the last part determines placement for points.
- If a skater enters more than one of the National Qualifying Series competitions, the one in which they place the best will be the one for which these qualifying points will be awarded. The other competitions will be treated as non-qualifying competitions and points awarded accordingly.
- The following are considered qualifying competitions:
- U.S. Figure Skating Regionals or National Qualifying Series
- U.S. Figure Skating Sectional Championships
- U.S. Figure Skating Championships
- U.S. Adult Sectionals – Qualifying Events Only
- U.S. Adult Figure Skating Championships – Qualifying Events Only
SYNCHRONIZED TEAM SKATING
- To receive the applicable points, an event must have at least two teams. For events with only one team skaters will receive 5 points each. No points will be awarded for BYES.
- SCNV must be the home club of the team member and the team must represent SCNV.
- Points are per event skated. If an event has more than one part (SP+FS) then final standings after the last part is completed determines placement for points.
- The following competitions count toward synchronized team skating:
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- Stars & Stripes Synchro Competition
- Eastern Sectional Synchronized Team Skating Championships – Qualifying Events
- Eastern Sectional Synchronized Team Skating Championships – Non Qualifying Events
- U.S. Synchronized Team Skating Championships – Qualifying Events
Links to some past regional, sectional, national and international competition results are available from the U.S. Figure Skating website. Please coordinate competitions with your coach. Competition registration is done online through the competition websites. Skaters must have a current membership to receive authorization for competitions. The SCNV President, Vice-President, Secretary or Membership Chair authorize competitions electronically after you submit your registration.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !!
SCNV Implements a Change in the Way it Receives Skaters’ Competition Information
With the new judging system in place, it is becoming more difficult for SCNV to get results from competitions where the new system is being used. Therefore, in order for us to keep abreast of our competitors for Awards purposes, we are urging parents to email our Awards Chairperson Honor Johnson with the results of all of their skater’s competitions. It is very important that the following information be provided: The skater’s name, the name of the competition, the event the skater skated in, the skater’s placement in the competition, and the number of competitors in the group. Failure to provide the required information may result in the skater’s not being given due credit for his or her competitions. Honor’s email address is honor@scnv.org.
