18th Annual Old Dominion
Sport Kite Championship

June 19-20, 2010
Dorey Park, Richmond VA
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The schedule for ODSKC 2010 can be found on the schedule page.  Pairs events will be run as Combined events (this is subject to change). Combined events use the same precision figures and judging staff, but trophies and AKA/EL score reporting will occur according to class.  Check the schedule page for the detailed schedule of events for Saturday and Sunday.

ODSKC will be run under the rules and guidelines in the International Sport Kite (ISK) Competition Rules version 2.21, ISK Judges' Book version 2.01, ISK Compulsories Book version 2.1, and the AKA Appendix version 2.5.  The Chief Judge for ODSKC 2010 is Maggie Engvall.

A special thanks to Flying Smiles Kites, who is sponsoring the trophies for this year's ODSKC!  Thanks Cath and Elliot!

New Precision Format!

We're going to try a new format for precision competition for individual precision disciplines at this year's ODSKC. We are testing a league-style format with the following parameters:

1.  Individual competitors will have 3 minutes for setup time.
2.  Competitors will fly a routine that contains the three compulsory figures listed for their discipline below.  This routine will not be flown to music, and will be between 1 - 3 minutes for individuals, 2-4 minutes for pairs, and 2-5 minutes for team.
3.  The competitor will begin the routine by calling "IN", at which point the clock will start.  The competitor will call "OUT" at the end of the routine.
4.  The 3 figures must be flown in the order listed below.  When starting each figure, the competitor will call "IN", and call "OUT" when the figure is completed.  There is no minimum or maximum transition time between figures, but all 3 figures must be completed as part of a comprehensive, choreographed routine within the minimum and maximum time.
5.  If a competitor wants to start his/her routine with the first figure, they can, as long as the judges are notified beforehand.  The competitor may also fly a figure reversed, so long as the judges are notified beforehand.

From the competitor's and the field director's perspective, the competition will be conducted much in the same way as ballet.  The field director will have the precision figures on hand for reference.  Keep in mind that this will be an experimental format.  Since we're still scoring 3 figures and a technical routine, we will be using the standard precision scoresheets to score the routine.  While scores will be counted for Eastern League points and standings, it is doubtful that we will be able to legitimately report the scores to the AKA, which means that precision events at ODSKC will most likely NOT count toward AKA precision standings and the subsequent invitations to AKAGN.

I hope that this will not deter competitors from entering the precision events at ODSKC.  The more fliers we have, the better test it will be!

Competition Figures: (6 listed, 3 are chosen on the day of event) 

For detailed information on the below figures, download the ISK Compulsories Book version 2.1.  The listings here are also linked to the excellent figure animations on the Reed Designs web site.

 NIP: DI-02 (Circle) DI-07 (Jump) DI-08 (Pyramid)
  DI-09 (Octagon) DI-15 (LSI) DI-17 (Wedge)
       
 EIP: DI-03 (Circle Over Diamond) DI-07 (Jump) DI-19 (Launch, Circle & Land 2P)
       
 MIP: DI-11 (Split Figure Eight) DI-05 (Lap and Snap) DI-09 (Octagon)
       
 CPP: DP-06 (Inverted 8 with Landing) DP-07 (H) DP-09 (The Cliff)
  DP-15 (Thread and Roll) DP-16 (Pair Square Cuts and Land) DP-18 (Pairs Launch, Circle and Land 2P)
       
CMP: MI-02 (Ladder Up) MI-03 (Steps and Turns) MI-04 (Two Down)
       
 OTP: DT-02 (Pick Up Sticks) DT-04 (Team Hairpin) DT-05 (Arch De Triomph)
  DT-10 (Team Diamonds) DT-11 (Cascade) DT-15 (Solaris)

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