2010 AAU Northeast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship
Host Club: Cambridge Jets
Date: Febuary 14th, 2010
Site: Harvard Univ. Cambridge, MA
Meet Director: Curtis Jackman EMAIL cjackman@mpi.com or cjackmann4@yahoo.com
Days: 617-201-5306
WEBSITE www.cambridgejets.org
Meet Eligibility
This event hosted by the AAU Northeast Conference competitors Age Divisions 2010 :(Year of Birth)
Primary (02+)
Sub-Bantam (01)...Max 3 events
Bantam (00)...Max 3 events
Sub-Midget (99)�Max 3 events
Midget (98)...Max 3 events
Sub-Youth (97)�Max 3 events
Youth (96)...Max 4 events
High School Boys/Girls (92 thru 94) (Max 4 Events) *May be born in 1991 if still in HS and 18 on last day of this meet.
Entry information
Entry fee: $20/per- athlete
PRE-ENTRY ONLY : www.coacho.com
Public Transportation {Fung Wah Bus} [NY Teams]
The Fung Wah Bus Line transportation from NY to Boston can be used to get to the Meet. When in Boston South station is a two/five minute walk to the station when there take the Red Line Train to Harvard Square Station, once in Havard sq. walk down John F. Kennedy Street over the Havard bridge onto North Harvard street. The Gordon Indoor Track & Tennis Center is located behind the Harvard Football Stadium
Individual Awards
Awards to the top 3 finishers in each individual event
Running Events (Girls then Boys)
55mD (All) ***Top 8 times to finals
55mH (SM & UP)Finals on time
200mD (All) ***Finals on time (seeded fastest heat first)
400 (All) ***Finals on time (seeded fastest heat first)
800m (All) **** Finals on time
1500m (SB thru HS) *** Finals on time
3000m (M,SY, Y, HS) *** Finals on time
4x200m Relay (All) *** Finals on time
Field Events (Boys then Girls)
Long Jump (All)
Shot Put [SB thru HS ]
High Jump [SB thru HS ]
Pole Vault (Y, HS)
Timing Systems
FAT by Finish Lynx
Facilities
Harvard University Gordon Indoor Track and Tennis Center, Cambridge, MA
Six-lane banked oval track
Infield 8-lane 55m sprint track
Two long jump & triple jump pits
Pole vault runway
Multiple high jump aprons
Throwing cage with dirt floor for SP & Wt throw.
The track itself, designed on the principles of biomechanics, is unusually fit for both training and competition. The springy surface has not only reduced injury, but accounted for many world-class performances. In the 1987 IC4A championships, two collegiate and eight meet records were established. in this competition alone, 35 competitors qualified for the NCAA championships
Considered one of the best facilities in the region, Gordon Track and Tennis Center is the host of numerous meets each season, and in recent years has been the site of the Heptagonal Championships as well as the ECAC and IC4 Championships.