Recent News for the 2022 Season
All updates for the season Emerging Elite vs ChampionshipThe Championship races are for those who have made the qualifying standards for those events. The Emerging Elite is for those who have not quite made those standards. The Emerging Elite Division is open to any high school athlete who has made the Emerging Elite standards, whether they be Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors. The idea is that, eventually, an Emerging Elite athlete will join the elite ranks, but has not yet attained that status. We have had this division in place for several years now in the outdoor version of this meet. A prime example is that of Kyle Merber. He won the Emerging Elite mile as a junior in 2007 in 4:15.95 (The championship mile was won in 4:03.33). The next year he was New York State 1600m Champion. And in his Sophomore year at Columbia U, he ran 3:58.62 for a mile! Similarly, Megan Goethals was the Emerging Elite mile champion in 2008 in 4:59.26. In 2009, she became the Foot Locker National Champion in cross-country.
JUNE 16-19, 2022 The National Scholastic Athletics Foundation is proud to bring you the Nike Outdoor Nationals at historic Hayward Field in Eugene OR. We are thrilled to have the support of our partners at Nike, RunnerSpace.com, TrackTown USA, Hayward Magic and Athletic.NET! Athletes, please don't forget to sign your waiver. Please do it before you get to the track! - LINK. Here is some final meet information as you are making your last-minute plans. The Late Registration Deadline has been EXTENDED until Wed., June 15 at Noon PDT Venue Hayward Field 1500 Agate St Eugene Oregon PARKING AT HAYWARD Street parking is available around the stadium. In addition, there is a parking garage at Matthew Knight Arena for $10.00/Day. MKA parking garage is located at 13th Ave. and Columbia St. THE OFFICIAL UPDATED SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AND START LISTS CAN BE FOUND HERE This is the official site for any updates, please only rely on this site. We cannot guarantee that any other sites have updated the websites as we make changes. PACKET PICK UP: All packets will be distributed on site at Hayward Field and must be picked up at least 60 minutes prior to the start of the event. *Athletes must have signed the on-line waiver prior to entering the packet pick up area. *Packets will be arranged alphabetically by the way the athlete is registered, either by team/club name or by last name of the athlete. *Teams receive 1 complimentary 4-day wristband for every 10 athletes entered. Wristband included in team packets. The designated pick-up person must be the same person who is documented on the team’s registration page on Athletic.net. This person must be prepared to show ID when picking up the packet on behalf of a team. *For coaches picking up a packet with an individual athlete, a current coaching ID or letter from the high school stating you are the coach is required to receive complimentary admission into the meet. Coaches MUST accompany their unattached athlete at packet pick up to receive complimentary admission. Parents accompanying an athlete are required to pay admission. *Coach may only pick up a packet for his or her individual athlete or team. *Bib number is the athlete’s pass into the meet. *A photo ID or current USATF card is required for all individual athlete/parent picking up a packet. *$20.00 is the replacement fee for any lost bib number. PACKET PICK UP TIMES: Packets will be available for pick up at the following days/times at the packet pickup area at Hayward Field: Wednesday, June 15th from 5:00-8:00pm Thursday June 16th from 8:30am-4:30pm Friday June 17th from 8:30am-5:00pm Saturday June 18th from 8:30am-5:00pm Sunday, June 19th from 7:30am-4:00pm RETAIL: Retail apparel will be sold during the same hours that packet pick up is open. PRACTICE TIMES: Hayward Field will be open for practice on Wednesday, June 15th from 5pm-8pm.
ADMISSIONS
POLE VAULT/JAVELIN SHIPMENT: There will be NO pole vault or javelin shipping available to the stadium. Athletes in these events will need to coordinate their own implement transportation. POLE VAULT/JAVELIN STORAGE: Implement storage will be available on event day, prior to competition only. Storage will be located next to implement weigh in. No overnight, on site storage is available. There is also no requirement for pole vault athletes to be weighed. IMPLEMENT WEIGH IN: All implements will be weighed in at the tent in the back of the venue. IMPLEMENTS As a courtesy to participants and through an NSAF partnership with OnTrack, competition implements (shot, discus, hammer, and javelins) will be available for use at the meet. Personal implements may be used and must be submitted for inspection a minimum of 2 hours prior to the scheduled start time. Athletes are encouraged to submit implements for inspection the day before their event. Once submitted for inspection, implements will be impounded and they will not become available until the event warm up begins prior to the competition. All approved implements will be available for any competitor use. AWARDS STRUCTURE/PROCEDURE: *Medals will be awarded to the top 6 in all events. *Awards ceremonies for each event will take place on the infield once results are final. *All-American T-shirts will be awarded to the top 6 finishers in Championship events only. *One commemorative relay baton will be given to each All-American team finishing in the top 6 in the Championship division. This baton can be used for competition. *National champions in every Championship event will be fitted, on site, for a complimentary National Champion ring. *Coaches of national champions will have the opportunity to purchase a ring on behalf of their athlete/relay team. CLERKING/EVENT CHECK IN: All athletes must show a competitor number to check-in for running or field events. Competitor numbers are provided in the team packet and remain the same for each athlete for all days of competition. *Scratches/Changes: Can be reported to [email protected] up to the day before the meet and reported at the Solutions tent during the meet. *Running Events: Athletes MUST check-in at least 30 minutes before the start time of their event at the Clerk of the Course to get a hip number or they will be scratched from the event. *Field Events: All field event athletes must check in to the Clerk of the Course in the warm up area at least 30 minutes prior to the start of their event. Field event athletes will be escorted from clerking to the field event. All athletes must be checked-in BEFORE the start of the first flight of the event. *Relay Events: All relay teams must fill out a relay card at check-in, listing all names in the correct order. Relay cards will be provided at the clerking area. All relay teams must use their own team baton. Batons will not be provided by meet management. A commemorative baton will be given to each team at check in. Use of that baton is permissible. WARM UP AREA: All warm-ups must be done in the warm up/clerking area (turf field and 400m track adjacent to stadium). Athletes will not be permitted to warm-up on the infield or track. TEAM TENTS: NO tents are permitted anywhere in the stadium. ATHLETIC TRAINING: Certified athletic trainers will be on site at all times in which the venue is open. EVENT PROGRESSIONS: Will be updated when registration closes the week of the meet. SEEDING FORMAT: Seeding according to standard USATF rules. Hayward Field has 9 lane track. (Lane preferences: 5-6, 4-7, 3-8, 2-9 and 1) UNIFORM/ JEWLERY POLICY: Athletes are permitted to wear what they want to wear. We recommend athletes do not wear their school uniforms. Jewelry is permitted. RESTROOMS/SHOWERS: Permanent restrooms are available in the stadium. Portable restroom and hand washing stations will be located near the warm up area. Showers are not available on site. REPLACEMENT BIBS: Replacement bibs will be available for $20.00 at the packet pick up area. INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: The meet director will communicate with athletic training, EMS and the meet referees regarding the suspension of competition due to inclement weather. If a lightning strike is detected within 8 miles of the stadium, all competition will be suspended and the stadium will be evacuated. All participants and spectators will be directed to take refuge in their team busses, vans or personal vehicles. Meet officials and staff will be directed to take safety in the support building. No one will be allowed to return to the stadium until an “All Clear” is given. The NSAF public relations staff will communicate via email/text/social media regarding the status of the delay, when it is safe to return to the stadium, and at what time competition will resume. At any time, the meet referee may suspend competition in a particular event where the conditions are deemed unsafe to continue (i.e.: extreme wind, standing water on the runway etc.) WATER/FOOD/BEVERAGE: Bottles of Gatorade and cups of water will be available to all athletes at the medical area as well as the recovery area. Water will be available at the field event areas. Athletes are encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Coolers are NOT permitted in the venue. Concessions will be open on site. SOCIAL MEDIA SITES: Like, follow, and share on our social media sites. Pictures and updates will be posted during the competition weekend. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NSAF1990 (@NSAF1990) Twitter: https://twitter.com/tweetingtrack (@tweetingtrack) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nsaf_track/ (@nsaf_track) TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nsaftrack @nsaftrack |
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