2008 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Saturday, March 29, 2008 University of Washington Bank of America Arena Seattle, WA

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1 2008 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, March 29, 2008 University of Washington Bank of America Arena Seattle, WA PARTICIPANT MANUAL 7

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Championship Personnel Schedule of Events Practices 5 4. Meet Information Parking/Transportation Driving Directions Hotel Information Awards Gymnastics Subcommittee Judges Lineup/Squad Size Limit Locker Room Assignments March In Protocol Media Relations Medical Information Official Travel Party Team Seating Team Travel Information Team Will Call Tickets Tournament Credentials Training Room/Facilities Seattle Dining Guide Seattle Area Attractions Shopping and Movie Theaters Places of Worship Travel Information Form Official Travel Party Form Official Team Will Call List Appendix A: Locker Room Diagram Appendix B: Parking Map Appendix C: Directions from Airport

3 CHAMPIONSHIP PERSONNEL Tournament Manager: Associate Commissioner Pac-10 Conference: Name: Karen Baebler Office: 206/ Cell: 206/ Name: Chris Dawson Office: Cell: 925/ Fax: Pac-10 Championship Director: Name: Heather Perry Office: Cell: 317/ Fax: Sports Information Director: Name: Mike Bruscus Office: 206/ Cell: Ticket Manager: Name: Scott Tester Office: 206/ To order tickets: Ticket Office: 206/ Facility Manager: Name: Scott Baebler Office: 206/ Cell: 206/

4 Senior Associate Athletic Name: Marie Tuite Director/SWA: Office: 206/ Cell: 206/ Host Coach: Name: Joanne Bowers Office: Cell: Trainer: Name: Kathy Thompson Office: 206/ Cell: Equipment Manager: Name: Gary Mcguire Office: 206/ Officials Liaison: Name: Paul Isaac Office: 206/ Cell:

5 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday, March 28, :00pm - 1:40pm Practice Session I Bank of America Arena 2:00pm - 3:40pm Practice Session II Bank of America Arena 5:30pm Administrative Meeting/ Courtyard Marriott Pac-10 Coaches Meeting Saturday, March 29, :25pm 1:45pm Floor open for Stretching Bank of America Arena 1:46pm 2:01pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 1) 2:02pm 2:17pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 2) 2:18pm 2:33pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 3) 2:34pm 2:49pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 4) 2:50pm 3:05pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 5) 3:06pm 3:21pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 6) 3:22pm 3:37pm Timed Warm Up (Rotation 7) 3:37pm Clear Floor 3:52pm March In (followed by National Anthem) 4:00pm Championship Competition Begins 4

6 PRACTICES All teams will have access to the competition floor in Bank of America Arena on Friday, March 28, 2008 for practice. Practice will be in two sessions, each lasting one hour and 40 minutes. Sessions will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis. Please contact Bryan Tupper, tupperb@u.washington.edu to request your practice time slot Pac-10 Gymnastics Championships PRACTICE FORMAT SESSION I Friday, March 28, 2008 Stretching 12:00 12:20 pm Rotation 1 12:20 12:40 pm Rotation 2 12:40 1:00 pm Rotation 3 1:00 1:20 pm Rotation 4 1:20 1:40 pm VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR 2008 Pac-10 Gymnastics Championships PRACTICE FORMAT SESSION II Friday, March 28, 2008 Stretching 2:00 2:20 pm Rotation 1 2:20 2:40 pm Rotation 2 2:40 3:00 pm Rotation 3 3:00 3:20 pm Rotation 4 3:20 3:40 pm VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR 5

7 COACHES MEETING A mandatory Head Coaches meeting will take place on Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:30pm at the Courtyard Marriott, Lake Union. The first part of the meeting will be devoted to discussing logistics of the championship. Assistant coaches, sports information directors, and other staff are permitted to attend this portion of the meeting. The remainder of the meeting will be a business meeting conducted by Pac-10 representatives. In the 2005 meeting, the coaches voted to allow assistant coaches to attend the business portion of this meeting, however they aren t allowed to have any input. The specific wording is as follows, to request that, as permissible by AR 3-11-a, the SWAC approve the attendance of assistant coaches at the gymnastics coaches meeting, held annually at the championship. If more than one coach was in attendance, an institution would be required to designate one person who was allowed to speak. Dinner will be served. OFFICIALS AND JUDGES MEETING A mandatory meeting with the meet referee and all judges will be conducted Saturday, March 29, 2:30 p.m. in room #140E, floor level, Bank of America Arena. COMPETITION FORMAT 2008 Pac-10 Gymnastics Championships Competition Format Rotation1 Bye Vault Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor 1 UCLA OSU STAN CAL UW UA ASU 2 ASU UCLA OSU STAN CAL UW UA 3 UA ASU UCLA OSU STAN CAL UW 4 UW UA ASU UCLA OSU STAN CAL 5 CAL UW UA ASU UCLA OSU STAN 6 STAN CAL UW UA ASU UCLA OSU 7 OSU STAN CAL UW UA ASU UCLA FLOOR MUSIC FORMAT The preferred format for floor music is a.wav or.aiff music file on either a CD or Thumbdrive. Alternately, MP3s, if already programmed in an Ipod would suffice, though playback quality tends to not be as good as a.wav or.aiff file. The exception for MP3 s are higher bitrate (ie. 192kbs or higher) recordings which are acceptable. Files recordings at lower bitrates tend to skip more easily. 6

8 PARKING/TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION Teams and Officials All team and official s vehicles will park in lot E10 located on the North side of Husky Football Stadium (south of the Arena). Parking on Saturday is free in the E10 lot. Parking passes will be needed for cars and vans on Friday. Parking permits will be left at the hotel for teams staying at the Courtyard Marriott. Any teams not staying at the Courtyard may pick up their permits at the team entrance to the Arena on Friday. Team Buses Team buses may drop off and park in front of the pool on the Southeast corner of Bank of America arena. Please contact Bryan Tupper at , if you have any questions regarding transportation and parking. Please see maps in appendices B and C for directions and parking locations. Ground Transportation Each institution is responsible for making your own ground transportation arrangements while in Seattle. All major agencies have vehicles at Sea-Tac Airport and 24-hour staff in the baggage claim area. Additional cars and/or vans may be reserved from the following agencies: Avis Rent A Car 800/ Budget Rent A Car 800/ Hertz Rent A Car 800/ National Car Rental 800/ Thrifty Car Rental 206/ Call Janet Gibson for special team rates Bus Companies Grayline of Seattle 800/ Contact: Chris Nelson 206/ MTR Western 800/ Contact: Jeff Peterson 206/ Gazelle Charter Lines 888/ Puget Sound Coach Lines 800/ Questions regarding ground transportation cars should be directed to Bryan Tupper at 206/ or tupperb@u.washington.edu. 7

9 DRIVING DIRECTIONS DIRECTIONS Directions from Sea-Tac Airport to Campus: *Take Airport Freeway N *Take HWY 518 Exit *Take first exit (left lane) to I-5 N *Follow signs to Seattle *Take HWY 520 exit (Bellevue/Kirkland) right lane *Take first exit to Montlake Blvd *Turn left onto Montlake Blvd *Travel across the Montlake Bridge *Turn right at stoplight in front of Husky Football Stadium *Drive east through parking lot, around south side of stadium and follow road north *Bank of America Arena will be on the north side of the stadium [Refer to Appendix C for map and directions from Sea-Tac to campus.] Directions from Sea-Tac Airport to Courtyard Marriott: *Take Airport Freeway N *Take HWY 518 Exit *Take first exit (left lane) to I-5 N *Follow signs to Seattle *Travel time approximately 35 minutes without traffic. *Take Exit 167 Left Lane (Mercer Street/Seattle Center) *Turn Right onto Fairview Ave N *Turn Left onto Valley St *Turn Right onto Westlake Ave Directions from Courtyard Marriott to Campus: *Turn Right (Southeast) onto Westlake Avenue *Veer Right onto 9 th Ave N *Turn Left onto Mercer St *Turn onto the I-5 N ramp *Take HWY 520 exit (Bellevue/Kirkland) right lane *Take first exit to Montlake Blvd *Turn left onto Montlake Blvd *Travel across the Montlake Bridge *Bank of America Arena will be on your right *Travel time approximately 15 minutes without traffic. 8

10 HOTEL INFORMATION The team hotel for the Pac-10 Championships is the Courtyard by Marriott, Lake Union. If you have not done so already, please contact George Coromilas at 206/ , 206/ as soon as possible to make your reservation at the special Pac-10 rate. Should you choose to obtain other accommodations, your rooms at the Courtyard Marriott will be released on Friday, February 29 th. The Courtyard by Marriott at Lake Union 925 Westlake Avenue N. Contact: George Coromilas Telephone: 206/ , 206/ Fax Number: 206/ AWARDS As in previous years, the top 3 competitors in each event will receive an award. Individual Awards Individual awards shall be for the Coach of the Year, the Gymnast of the Year and the Freshman/Newcomer of the Year (as student-athlete participating in her first season of competition) in women s gymnastics. The Conference women s gymnastics coaches shall select recipients for all women s gymnastics individual awards. Nominees for individual awards shall be submitted to the Conference office two weeks prior to the Conference Championship. Balloting shall be completed at the beginning of the timed warm-ups the day of the competition. Each coach shall be allowed two (2) votes in the balloting for the Gymnast of the Year. Coaches may vote for themselves or for any of their athletes for any of the individual awards. All-Conference Awards The all-conference team will consist of the top six (6) all-around competitors in addition to the top (3) competitors in each individual event who are not among the all-around honorees. Scores are to be determined by the combination of 50 percent regional qualifying score (entire season composite) and 50 percent Pac-10 Conference Championship score. The all-conference second team shall consist of the top two all-around competitors and the top two competitors in each individual event who are not selected to the all-conference first team. The scoring method shall be the same as the all-conference first team. The 10 individuals on the all-conference second team shall be provided a certificate by the Conference office. 9

11 GYMNASTICS SUBCOMMITTEE The subcommittee consists of Marie Tuite, Senior Women's Administrator, University of Washington, Kristen Smyth, Stanford University, and Joanne Bowers, University of Washington. The subcommittee shall be activated as necessary by Heather Perry, Pac-10 Assistant Commissioner, to settle issues arising from applications for waivers, petitions, or protests. The subcommittee shall also be available, as needed, to the respective regional judge(s) when matters arise concerning judging. JUDGES National Judging Coordinator, Carol Ide has assigned Pricilla Hickey to serve as Meet Referee for the 2008 Championships, and has secured and assigned the judges for this competition. Assigned judges have obtained at least a Level 10 rating. Judges will use open scoring and start values. A meeting has been scheduled with the judges and game management officials on Saturday, March 29, 2008 at 2:30pm. LINEUP/SQUAD SIZE LIMIT Preliminary lineups must be submitted by (Microsoft Word document) or faxed to Karen Baebler, kflor@u.washington.edu or by Friday, March 21, 2008, Noon PST. An additional copy must be submitted to the Pac-10 Conference office, as well. Squads are limited to 17 student-athletes. Credentials will be distributed to the head coach at the coaches meeting on Friday, March 28, LOCKER ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Team Locker Room Arizona Team #1 Arizona State Team #2 California Team #3 UCLA Team #4 Oregon St. Team #5 Stanford Team #6 Washington Team #7 A map of the locker room locations is enclosed in this handbook, Appendix A. 10

12 MARCH-IN PROTOCOL Teams will march-in by alphabetical order according to university name: Arizona, Arizona State, California, UCLA, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington There will be an event management representative located in the Northeast Tunnel of Bank of America Arena where the teams will enter. Each team will be led by their team host. Student-athletes should be lined up shortest to tallest. Teams are asked to remain in their lines for the playing of the National Anthem. This march-in protocol will also apply to the march-in prior to the awards ceremony. MEDIA RELATIONS Prior to the Championship, each institution shall provide Mike Bruscus in the UW media relations department with media information, media guides, team rosters and other pertinent information. Contact Mike at for additional information. Media Credentials Media credentials are required to access the floor and are available on a very limited basis. No later than Thursday, March 27, 2008 by Noon PST, each participant s Sports Information Director shall provide Mike Bruscus with a list of media representatives from its institution who will attend the event. These individuals will be placed on an official gate list and will be provided with credentials for the event. All requests for media credentials should be directed to Mike Bruscus. Programs Twenty-four (24) programs will be provided to each institution for coaches and student athletes. Additional programs will be available for purchase at Bank of America Arena for a cost of $2.00. MEDICAL INFORMATION University of Washington will have a team physician on site during the practices and competition. In the event of a medical emergency, all event participants will be transported via ambulance to: University of Washington Medical Center 1959 NE Pacific Ave. / Seattle, WA /

13 OFFICAL TRAVEL PARTY Please complete the enclosed Official Travel Party form located in the back of this manual and fax it to the attention of Karen Baebler at by Friday, February 29, 2008 no later than Noon PST. Championship credentials and mementos will be distributed based on this list. TEAM SEATING Team seating will be available on the floor level of Bank of America Arena in your team corral and will be designated by your school name. TEAM TRAVEL INFORMATION Please complete the enclosed Team Travel Information form located in the back of this manual and fax it to the attention of Karen Baebler at by Friday, February 29, 2008 no later than Noon PST. TEAM WILL CALL There are no complimentary tickets for this event. Participating institutions may request a player will call and will be billed for the tickets used in accordance with NCAA rules. Please complete the enclosed Official Team Will Call list located on page 25 in the back of this manual and fax it to the attention of Bryan Tupper at by Friday, March 21 st no later than Noon PST. Please let Karen Baebler (kflor@u.washington.edu) know the number of tickets needed by Friday February 29 th

14 TICKETS Tickets for the 2008 Pac-10 Gymnastics Championships are available by calling Standard processing fees do apply on phone orders. TICKET PRICES (All seats are general admission except for the reserved tickets) Reserved Tickets - $12.00, General Admission tickets: Adult - $8.00, Students and Seniors - $5.00 Groups of 25 of more - $4.00 TOURNAMENT CREDENTIALS Each institution will receive a maximum of twenty-four (24) credentials for the members of the official traveling party. These credentials will be delivered to each team at the coaches meeting Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:30pm. Of the 24 participant passes, seventeen (17) will be for gymnasts, four (4) for coaches, and three (3) for any additional institution support staff (SID, trainer, etc.). Anyone traveling with a team over the official travel party number of 24 must purchase a ticket. Please submit the enclosed Official Travel Party form located on page 24 in the back of this manual to Karen Baebler at by Wednesday, February 28, 2007 no later than Noon PST. Credentials will be distributed based on this list. 13

15 TRAINING ROOM/FACILITIES The University of Washington has a fully equipped athletic training room that will be staffed with Certified Athletic trainers for your use located in lower level southwest end of Bank of America Arena(see attached map). Equipment includes the following modalities: * Ice * Ultra-sound * Whirlpools * Electrical Muscle Stimulation * Hydroculator * Rehab Equipment The hours of operation during the championship are as follows: Friday, March 28 th 8:00am 6:00 pm Saturday, March 29 st 12:00pm 1 hour after the meet concludes Located in each locker room will be the following: * Water * Ice * Basic first aid supplies Located on the competition floor will be the following equipment/supplies: * Taping and treatment tables * Basic athletic training and first aid supplies * Water, Gatorade, ice and ice bags Please contact Kathy Thompson, Gymnastics Athletic Trainer, at or at kathydt@u.washington.edu, for any special requests outside of those listed above. 14

16 SEATTLE DINING GUIDE Restaurant Phone Cuisine Specialty Bluwater Bistro 206/ American 1001 Fairview N The Brooklyn 206/ Steak and Seafood nd Avenue Buca di Beppo 206/ Family Style Italian th Ave N Chandler s Crabhouse 206/ Seafood and Steak 901 Fairview N Cutters Bayhouse 206/ Seafood 2001 Western Duke s Chowder House 206/ Seafood, Northwest 901 Fairview N Ivar s Acres of Clams 206/ Fresh Seafood Pier 54 TGI Friday 206/ Contemporary American 1001 Fairview N McCormick & Schmicks 206/ Northwest Seafood, 1st Avenue and Spring pasta, and beef dishes Metropolitan Grill 206/ Best Steakhouse 820 2nd Avenue Nikko 206/ Japanese th Avenue Red Robin 206/ Hamburgers th Ave Spaghetti Factory 206/ Italian 2801 Elliot 13 Coins 206/ Continental 125 Boren Avenue N. open 24 hours 15

17 Pizza Restaurants Papa John s 206/ Pizza th NE Zeek s 206/285-TOGO Pizza 2801 NE 65th Other Fast Food BurgerMaster 206/ Breakfasts, Burgers, 3042 NE 45th Street Sandwiches Dick's Drive-In 206/ A Seattle Original! 111 NE 45th Street Burgers, Fries Kidd Valley Hamburger Co. 206/ Voted Seattle's Best th Avenue NE Hamburger, Shakes McDonald's 206/ th NE Nasai Teriyaki 206/ Teriyaki th Ave NE Subway Sandwiches 206/ th Ave NE Ste 1 World Wraps 206/ Tortilla Wraps,Rice University Village Bowls Ice Cream/Coffee Baskin-Robbins 206/ NE 45th Ben & Jerry s 206/ NE University Village Mix Ice Cream Bar 206/ University Way NE Starbuck s 206/ NE University Village 16

18 Atlas Foods 206/ American 2820 NE University Village Azteca Restaurant 206/ Mexican th NE Ivar's Salmon House 206/ American-World Famous 401 NE Northlake Way Northwest Seafood Pallino Pastaria 206/ Italian th NE Piatti 206/ Regional Italian 2800 NE University Village Portage Bay Café 206/ American 4140 Roosevelt Way NE Ram Cafe and Sports Bar 206/ American 4730 University Village Red Robin 206/ American Eastlake and Fuhrman East Hamburgers Stella's Trattoria 206/ Italian/24 hours 4500 Ninth Avenue NE Thai Dusit 206/ Thai 2501 NE Blakeley Zao Noodle Bar 206/ Asian 17

19 SEATTLE AREA ATTRACTIONS Columbia Center - Observation Deck 206/ Fifth Avenue The Columbia Center Observation Deck is located on the 73rd floor with a southwesterly view of Seattle. Open Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cost: Adults $5.00, Children (12 and under) and large groups (10 or more) $3.00. Harbor Tours 206/ Pier 55, Seattle Waterfront Boat takes loop of Elliott Bay. Tours are one hour in length with five tours seven days a week. Admission/Harbor Bay Tour: Adults $13.50, Children (5-12) $7.50. Call the above number for additional information. International District Located just up the hill from Pioneer Square and just east of Union Station This colorful neighborhood is filled with a variety of shops, restaurants, and several urban parks. It is also home to Uwajimaya Market, the largest Asian store in the Northwest. Museum of Flight 206/ Exit 158 from I-5 This amazing display chronicles the history and future of aviation with fifty full-size aircraft. Also includes films, tours, gift store, and Wings Cafe. Open daily. Museum of History & Industry 206/ th Avenue East Explore the rich and colorful heritage of one of America's last frontiers. Open seven days a week, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free entrance on Tuesdays. Located blocks away from the University of Washington campus. Admission: Adults $5.50, Children (6-12) and Seniors $3.00, and Children (2-5) $1.00. Omnidome 206/ Pier 59 Soar by helicopter into Mount St. Helen s crater in the unique atmosphere of the Omnidome. Watch the eruption before your eyes on the incredible three-story screen. Open from 10 a.m. daily. 18

20 Pacific Science Center 206/ At the Seattle Center Enjoy robots, dinosaurs, and five buildings of hands-on fun. Experience the planetarium, laser shows, and IMAX films. Even play basketball in virtual reality. Open daily. Pike Place Market On First Avenue, Downtown The oldest farmer s market in the country. It is a free-form fun-house of sights, smells, sounds, and characters. It hosts numerous specialty shops, a fresh fish, fruit, vegetable, flower and craft market, as well as a variety of wonderful restaurants. Just watch out for flying fish! Pioneer Square First Avenue and Yesler Way, Downtown Seattle s oldest neighborhood, now a historic district. Home to many of Seattle s art galleries, eateries, Seahawk Stadium and the Mariner s home, Safeco Field. It is also the starting point of the famous Underground Tours. Seattle Aquarium 206/ Pier 59, Seattle Waterfront 206/ (Price Information) "There's so much to Sea! Of all the aquariums in the world, the Seattle Aquarium has the distinction of resting on the doorstep of one of the richest and most diverse aquatic habitats on earth -- Puget Sound." It includes a touch-tank, a replica of a 15-foot great white shark, and an underwater dome. Open 10:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. on weekends. Admission: Adults $8.25, Teens (6-18) $5.50, Seniors and Disabled $7.25, Children (3-5) $3.50, and Children (under 3) no charge. Discounts available for groups of four or more. Seattle Art Museum 206/ First Avenue and University Street, Downtown Downtown Seattle s premiere cultural attraction. Open Tuesday - Sunday. Call for information and hours. Seattle Center 206/ Harrison Street Offering the visitor a ride on the monorail from downtown to the Pacific Science Center, Space Needle, Fun Forest, Center House shops and restaurants, home of the Opera, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Key Arena home of the Seattle Super Sonics and Seattle Storm, Repertory Theater, Children's Museum and Theater. Beautifully landscaped 74-acre urban park. 19

21 Space Needle 206/ Fourth Avenue North (Seattle Center) "If you see only one thing in Seattle, see everything." A revolving restaurant with a 360- degree observation deck. Open 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Two restaurants Sky City Restaurant and Skycafe (on observation deck). Admission: Adults $12.00, Seniors $8.00, Children ages 5-12 $4.00, and children under 5 are free. Washington Park Arboretum 206/ Arboretum Drive East The 200-acre arboretum is located in the Washington Park district of Seattle. The new Donald G. Graham Visitor's Center provides information and a gift shop. Free public tours are held on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. excluding December. Open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and weekends from noon to 4 p.m. Other tours and special programs by arrangement. Washington State Ferries 206/ Pier 52, Downtown The State ferry system is Washington's top tourist attraction. Eight ferry routes connect 20 terminals linking islands, the Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas, Victoria and Vancouver Island. Ferries accommodate autos, buses and trucks. Every departure on the ferries will take a person to someplace special. Call the above number for ferry schedules, prices and location of terminals. Woodland Park Zoo 206/ Phinney Avenue North Opens every day of the year at 9:30 a.m. Closes at 6 p.m. Admission: Adults (18 and older) $8.50, Youth (6-17) and Disabled $6.00, College Students w/id $7.75, Seniors $7.75, Children (3-5) $3.75, and Children (2 and under) no charge. Movie Theatres SHOPPING AND MOVIE THEATERS Downtown City Centre Cinemas th Ave 206/ Cinerama th Ave 206/ Meridian th Ave 206/ Pacific Place Pine Street 206/ University District Guild Forty-Fifth St. Theatre 2115 N 45th 206/ Metro Cinemas th NE 206/ Seven Gables Theatre 911 NE 50 th 206/ Varsity Theatre 4329 University Way NE 206/

22 Shopping Airport Southcenter Mall (Over 150 stores) 633 Southcenter Mall 206/ Downtown City Centre (21 exclusive stores) t Ave. 206/ Pacific Place 600 Pine Street 206/ Westlake Center (70 specialty shops and eateries) 400 Pine Street 206/ Eastside Bellevue Square (Major department stores) 302 Bellevue Square 425/ Factoria Square (75 specialty shops and eateries) Exit 10 off I / North Seattle Alderwood Mall (Major department stores) Lynnwood 425/ Northgate Mall (Major department stores) 555 Northgate Mall 206/ University District University Village (Over 80 shops) 2673 NE University Village 206/ University Book Store 4326 University Way NE 206/ The University Book Store offers a wide variety of Husky items and collectibles. They also carry books, clothing, art supplies, gift wrap and cards, cosmetics, film, computers, and software. Open: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 6 p.m. Saturday, Noon - 5 p.m. Sunday Husky Team Shop (Official Supplier) Bank of America Building Open: 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday 206/

23 PLACES OF WORSHIP Churches, Synagogues, Temples and Mosques Beth Shalom Conservative Congregation 206/ th Avenue N.E Shabbat 9 a.m. Islamic (Idriss) Mosque 206/ N.E. Northgate Way Friday 12:30 p.m. Nalandabodhi, Buddhist Meditation Center 206/ th Avenue N.E. Saint Marks Episcopal 206/ th Avenue E. Sunday 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Temple Beth Am (Reform) 206/ N.E. 80 th St. Saturday 10:30 a.m. St. Bridget Roman Catholic Church 206/ N.E. 50 th Street Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. Sand Point Community United Methodist Church 206/ N.E. 70 th Street Wednesday 5 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. University Congregational United Church of Christ 206/ th Avenue N.E. Sundays 9 a.m., 10:45 a.m. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 206/ th Avenue N.E. Sunday 1 p.m. Jehovah s Witness 206/ N.56 th Street Gethsemane Lutheran 206/ Stewart Street Sunday 10 a.m., Wednesday 12 p.m. 22

24 TRAVEL INFORMATION FORM Please complete and return by Friday, February 29th, 2008 no later than Noon PST. Fax to: Karen Baebler, Tournament Director FAX: Pages: 1 FROM: Head Gymnastics Coach Institution: FLIGHT INFORMATION Arrival Date/Time: Airline/Flight #: Departure Date/Time: Departure/Flight #: LOCAL TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION Number of rental cars/vans: Bus: KEY INSITUTIONAL CONTACTS Administrative Contact: Work Phone: Fax: Cell: Main Travel Contact: Work Phone: Fax: Cell: Sports Information Contact: Work Phone: Fax: Cell: Athletic Trainer: Work Phone: Fax: Cell: 23

25 OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTY FORM Please complete and return by Friday, February 29, 2008 no later than Noon PST. Fax to: Karen Baebler, Meet Director FAX: Pages: 1 FROM: Head Gymnastics Coach INSTITUTION: Please list each individual from your institution s team party (limit 24). GYMNASTS (limit 17) COACHES (limit 4) SUPPORT STAFF List title (limit 3) 1 Title: 2 Title: 3 Title: 24

26 OFFICIAL TEAM WILL CALL LIST (copy as needed) Please complete and return by Friday, March 21, 2008 no later than Noon PST. Fax to: Karen Baebler, Meet Director FAX: Pages: 1 FROM: Institution Head Gymnastics Coach There are no complimentary tickets for this event. Participating institutions may request a player will call and will be billed for the tickets used. COACH/ATHLETE Student Athlete: Student Athlete: Student Athlete: GUEST NAME SIGNATURE

27 APPENDIX A 26

28 APPENDIX B 27

29 APPENDIX C 28