2016
All Indian
Game Day
REGISTRATION PACKET
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc.
Indian Area Agency on Agingg
Pueblo of Isleta
NEW MEXICO
SENIOR OLYMPICS, INC.
ALL INDIAN
GAME DAY
Where:
When:
Who:
Fees:
ISLETA ELDERLY
PROGRAM
Pueblo of Isleta, Recreation Center & Other Sport Venues
Wednesday & Thursday, March 16 & 17, 2016
Native American Elders Statewide
$15.00 registration fee plus bowling and golf fees
REGISTRATION DEADLINE FEBRUARY 16, 2016
Contact Your Local Senior Program Director for registration details and playing rules.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Opening Ceremony
Parade of Athletes
Arts & Crafts Fair
Easter Egg Hunt
Health Fair
Spirit Athlete Banquet
OFFERING 14 SPORTS
Archery
Basketball Free Throw
Bowling
8 Ball Pool
Frisbee Accuracy
Frisbee Distance
Golf
Huachas
Road Race - 5K
Shuffleboard
Soccer Kick Accuracy
Softball Distance Throw
400M Est. Run/Walk
800M Est. Run/Walk
Fun Events
Sports Clinics
Wellness Track
Game Shirt
Tribal Awards
Spirit Athlete Banquet - $25.00 / Isleta Resort
(Tickets must be purchased with registration.)
Hotel Rooms available at Isleta Resort - Albuquerque
Room rates $89.00 + tax - single or double. Make Your Reservation early.
Block of rooms available until February 14, 2016 - use code NMSO316
call 1-877-747-5382 or 505-848-1999
For more information, contact NMSO 888.623.6676
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. • 1600 SE Main • PO Box 2690 • Roswell, NM 88202-2690 • (575) 623-5777 • Fax (575) 622-9244 • nmso@nmseniorolympics.org • www.nmseniorolympics.org
2016
ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
REGISTRATION PACKET
Table of Contents
PLEASE FIND ENCLOSED THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
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Program Schedule
AIGD Information
Registration Overview
Lunch Options Information
Registration form – deadline to NMSO – February 16th
Payment MUST accompany Registration Forms
Payment Spreadsheet Instruction/Form
2016 Event Schedule
• Sporting Events
• Health & Wellness
• Special Events
Volunteer Sign-up Form
Protest Form
Rules
• Playing Rules - 14 Sports
• Walk 4 Fitness
• Fun Events
• Sports Clinics
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call
Debbie, NMSO Registrar at 1-888-623-6676.
Thank you for all your help!
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
New Mexico Senior Olympics
2016 All Indian Game Day
March 16th - 17th
Program Schedule
Isleta Recreation Center
Tuesday, March 15th
Event Set-Up
9:00 am - 12:00 noon
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Program Directors Early Check-In
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Volunteer Check-In
3:00 pm
Volunteer Training
Wednesday, March 16th
7:00 am - 8:00 am
Event Manager Check-In/Set Up
7:00 am - 10:00 am
Program Directors Check-In
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Volunteer Check- In
9:00 am
Opening Ceremonies
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Events
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Lunch – On Your Own
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Arts & Crafts Fair
Thursday, March 17th
7:00 am - 8:00 am
7:00 am - 10:00 am
Event Manager Check-In/Set Up
Program Directors Check-In
7:00 am - 9:00 am
Volunteer Check-In
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Events Continue
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Health Fair
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Lunch – On Your Own
Prior to Parade Line-Up
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
Easter Egg Hunt
Parade Line-up
Parade of Athletes
Tribal Team Awards and Closing
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPICS, INC.
2016 ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
March 16-17, 2016
INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
Registration forms are provided through the local senior program or by calling New Mexico Senior
Olympics (NMSO). Registration deadline is February 16th. Registration fee is $15.00 plus an event fee for
bowling and golf, if applicable. Registration forms are to be mailed or faxed to NMSO for processing and
must include payment. All persons (participant, staff, spectators, van driver, etc.) who will be in attendance
and want a Game shirt will need to fill out a registration form and pay the $15.00 registration fee.
Participants can register for any number of events as long as the events are not scheduled at the same
time. Program Directors will receive an event confirmation listing game participants and events for their
group ten days prior to the Games. For payment arrangements, please contact NMSO in writing. EVENT
CHANGES will be accepted through March 2nd with NMSO. Changes on site will only be allowed if
the omission is the result of NMSO data entry. We understand an emergency may require a
participant to cancel a game registration after registering for the Games. Game refund request will be
accepted through March 2nd.
SCHEDULE
The AIGD Program will consist of 14 Sporting Events for competition; Sport Clinics, Fun Events, Opening
Ceremony, Spirit Banquet, Dance, Wellness Track of fitness activities, and a Closing Ceremony.
Please note Sporting Event schedule has detail information by age categories. Participants must register
to compete in Sporting Events. Three new sports are included this year: Bowling, 8-Ball Pool and Golf.
The Wellness Track of events is filled with fun activities to have elders moving and working out when they
are not competing. Registration is not required for Wellness activities. Program Directors are asked to
help encourage attendance at these events. Swimming will offer three opportunities to work out in the
water. Swimming will have giveaways to encourage participation - bring suit and towel. Water
temperature is 79 degrees.
Opening Ceremony will take place on Wednesday morning to “kickoff” the event and Closing Ceremony
on Thursday afternoon will conclude our event to present tribal awards for the pueblo/tribe with the most
points, based on medals won. For the Closing Ceremony, bring your beautiful banners for the parade of
athletes! An Easter Egg Hunt is planned prior to the Closing Ceremony - we will have eggs filled with fun
prizes!
LUNCH
Everyone is on their own for lunch. Lunch can be purchased on Game Registration form for $8.00 each
day, see lunch page in this packet. Other options are the Isleta Resort with a variety of food options; Fun
Connection - bowling venue and the Golf Course offer lunch as well. Programs are welcome to bring a
“brown bag” lunch for their group for this 2-day event. Program Directors are reminded to discuss and
confirm lunch options with your participants in advance.
BANQUET
A buffet dinner banquet will be held on Wednesday evening at 6:00 p.m. at Isleta Resort as a ticketed
event. Banquet cost is $25.00 per person and must be purchased on Game Registration form or prior to
deadline through NMSO. Banquet is open for all to attend. Ticket sales will close on March 2nd in order
to guarantee a dinner count. Banquet will include a speaker and senior athlete recognitions. Each
pueblo/tribe will be invited to nominate one senior athlete to be honored, see nomination instructions
included in this packet. Dinner for honoree will be provided by NMSO. Banquet dress attire is Sunday
Best!
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
AWARDS
Participants will be awarded medals for the Sporting Events by five-year age divisions. Medals will be
awarded for first, second and third place and will be presented by age category at the conclusion of each
event. In the event a participant is not present to accept their medal, only a Senior Program Director may
accept on his/her behalf, no exceptions. All unclaimed medals will be returned by Event Manager to Game
Headquarters. Senior Program Directors are requested to stop by Game Headquarters to collect
unclaimed medals before the conclusion of the Games. See Event Manager for all results/medal inquiries
and NMSO Game Registrar if needed. Results will be posted in the GYM.
TRIBAL AWARDS
Participants are grouped in two groups by age – Younger Elders ages 50-64 and Elder Elders ages 65100. Points will be earned for every medal awarded and tracked by pueblo/tribe. Points are awarded as
such: three points for gold, two points for silver and one point for bronze. Pueblo/tribe with the most points
will be awarded a tribal award in each group. Presentation will be made at the Closing Ceremony.
PROTESTS
Any person wishing to register an official protest on behalf of a registered participant may obtain a Protest
form from the Event Manager running the Event or from the Game Headquarters in the Recreation Center.
A protest must be filed within two hours of the conclusion of the Event. All protests will be ruled and
decided upon by Game Management prior to the Closing Ceremony. All protests will be final as ruled by
NMSO Game Management.
CHECK IN
Senior Program Directors will “check in” at the Isleta Recreation Center for their participants. Check In
hours are: Tuesday 1:00 – 5:00 pm; Wednesday and Thursday 7:00 - 10:00 am. Program Directors will
receive a name badge, wrist band, game shirt and game bag for each registered participant. Program
Directors will distribute game items according to registration data provided by Game Headquarters. Game
HQ is not responsible for any incorrect registration entry form received. All registration event data is
available at Game HQ for review
.
ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR
Vendors displaying homemade jewelry and arts and craft items will be on hand at the Recreation Center
on Wednesday 1:00 – 5:00 pm. Come and check this out.
REFRESHMENTS
Game Management will provide morning break(coffee, juice and muffins)in the GYM area each morning.
Fruit and water is available at the various sport venues for consumption throughout the 2-day event.
EMERGENCY/FIRST AID
There is an emergency medical team provided by Isleta Pueblo on standby services at the various sport
venues. For all first aid come to the Recreation Center office area. For emergency assistance call 911.
Participants are reminded to bring their own oxygen, if needed.
PARKING
Parking is available only on the WEST and SOUTH side of the Recreation Center. RV Parking is available
at the Isleta Lakes, 505-244-8102.
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
HOTEL
Isleta Resort and Casino has provided the Games a special rate for sleeping rooms at $89.00 plus tax per
night – single or double. Make your reservations early by calling 1-877-747-5382 or 505-848-1999 and
ask for code NMSO316. Rooms are only available until February 14, 2016. Rooms may sell out – call
early!
Other hotel options will be in Los Lunas: Western Skies Inn and Suites Los Lunas, 2258 Sun Ranch
Village Loop SW, 505.865.0001 or Days Inn Los Lunas, 1919 Main St SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031 •(505)
865-5995.
SPORT CLINICS
Interested in learning a “new” sport? Come to a Sport Clinic where there will be playing Instructions, sport
rules and hands on play available for the Estimated Run/Walk, Pickleball and Disc Golf. See schedule for
time and location.
HEALTH FAIR
A mini Health Fair will take place at the nearby Isleta Elder Center on Thursday 8:00 am to Noon. The
fair is an opportunity to access information on senior services, health screening and wellness information.
There will be FREE giveaways. Come visit our exhibitors and supporters of All Indian Game Day!
EVALUATIONS
We value your opinion. Please complete a Game Evaluation and return your completed evaluation in the
GYM during CLOSING CEREMONY.
ENTERTAINMENT
Following the Banquet on Wednesday evening, a Dance with a live band will take place at the Isleta Resort
ballroom area from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Dance is free to registered participants, their guests and game
volunteers. Game credentials (wrist band) are required.
SHUTTLE
Transportation shuttle is provided by the Recreation Center staff. Shuttle is available to and from the
Recreation Center, Isleta Lakes and Fun Connection. To ride the shuttle, please go to the front entrance
of the Recreation Center. Shuttle will run continuously on Wednesday and Thursday beginning at 8:00
a.m. and ending at 5:00 p.m. Senior Programs are welcome to transport their group to the sport venues
if possible.
SMOKING
The Recreation Center is a tobacco-free environment. Smoking is allowed outside and 10 feet away from
the building.
VOLUNTEERS
Game volunteers are needed to support the 14 Sporting Event competitions and Special Events. Please
consider recruiting volunteers with your Senior Program planning to attend the Games. Senior participants
are not encouraged to sign up to work the Games as they will be participating. Volunteers who work a
minimum of four (4) hours will receive a t-shirt and a certificate. Volunteers will be required to attend
training on Tuesday, March 15th at 3:00 p.m. at Isleta Recreation Department. Lunch will be provided to
volunteers working each day. Deadline to sign up to be a volunteer is March 2, 2016. See Form included
in this packet. On-site, Volunteers need to report to the Volunteer Hub in the Aerobics Room at the
Recreation Center.
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
New Mexico Senior Olympics
2016 All Indian Game Day
REGISTRATION OVERVIEW
New Mexico Senior Olympics appreciates all of your hard work. Here is an
overview to register your participants for AIGD.
Step 1
Give every participant
an event schedule.
Step 2
Distribute Participant
Registration Forms
Step 3
Collect Completed
Registration Forms and
Fees
Step 4
Proof the
Registration
Forms carefully!
Step 8
Mail packet to NMSO office
by February 16th and
verify we received it!
Step 5
Complete Fee
Spreadsheet
Step 9
Reply to questions from
NMSO
Step 6
Prepare payment
for NMSO
Step 10
Event confirmation letters for
the group will be mailed.
Verify and make changes by
Step 7
Get completed
Registration Packet ready
for mailing
March 2, 2016
Lunch will be available for purchase. See Lunch Option page for details.
+ PLAN TO ATTEND +
ARTS AND CRAFT FAIR
Isleta Recreation Center
WEDNESDAY, March 16th
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Health Fair
Isleta Elder Center
THURSDAY, March 17th
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676(575) 623-5777
Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
N EW M EX I CO SEN I OR OLY M P I CS, I N C.
2016 ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
March 16th-17th
Lunch on your Own
Lunch at the Isleta Elder Center must be purchased prior to event. You can
purchase these meal with registration. Deadline February 16, 2016
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BBQ, Brisket, Potato Salad, Chips, Jello
Tea/Coffee/Water
Thursday
Turkey Sandwich, Macaroni Stew, Cole Slaw, Pudding
Tea/Coffee/Water
Other Options
Bring Own Sack Lunch
Isleta Recreation Center - Concession
Fun Connection - Local favorites such as burritos, burger and fries. Open 10 a.m to 11p.m.
Golf Course Grill - Breakfast and Lunch. Open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Isleta Resort
Ember Steakhouse - Appetizers and signature steaks. Open 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Tiwa Restuarant & Lounge - Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Open 6 a.m to 10 p.m.
Chili Rista - Local favorites such as burritos, burger and fries. Open 8 a.m to 2 p.m.
Chill - Coffee, baked goods, breakfast burritos, and ice cream treats. Open 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Daubers Grill- Choose from turkey, roast beef and ham sandwiches, frito pies, nachos, hot
dogs, soups, stews and hot buttered corn. Open 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
New Mexico Senior Olympics
All Indian
Game Day Isleta
Recreation Center
Isleta, NM
March 16th & 17th, 2016
Registration Form
Athlete
Volunteer Staff
Spectator
Registration Instructions: ALL individuals attending AIGD must complete form and pay $15.00
registration fee. This will entitle them to a t-shirt and refreshments at the events. Registrations
will not be processed without complete Athlete information and payment. Deadline to
register is February 16, 2016. *Staff and/or spectators wishing to receive athlete t-shirt must
register and pay registration fee. Please indicate your lunch for one/both days. Deadline to pay for
box lunch is February, 16, 2016
Name (please print!)
Address/City/State/Zip:
Phone:
Pueblo/Tribe
Date of Birth:
Male
Age Division(as of DECEMBER 31, 2016): (Check one)
50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79
T-Shirt (unisex-cotton)
Medium
Large
Female
80-84 85-89  90+
XLarge
XXLarge
XXXLarge
Registration Payment Must Accompany Registration Form
$ 15.00 $ 42.00 -
Event Registration
$ 7.00
$ 25.00
-
Bowling ( Includes lane fees and shoes)
-
Banquet
$ 8.00
-
Lunch / Wednesday
$ 8.00
-
Lunch / Thursday
Golf (Includes green fees and Cart)
_________ Total Due
Please mark (X) the events you wish to enter. Athletes must check event schedule to ensure events and times do not
overlap or conflict. Game management cannot guarantee that individuals can compete in all events requested.
SPORTING EVENTS
400M Estimated Run/ Walk
8 Ball Pool
Road Race 5K
800M Estimated Run/ Walk
Frisbee Accuracy
Shuffleboard
Archery
Frisbee Distance
Soccer Kick Accuracy
Basketball Free Throw
Golf
Softball Distance Throw
Bowling
Huachas
Sports clinics, Fun Events, and Fitness Events will not require pre-registration.
Walk-ins are welcome. See schedule.
Waiver of Liability
I understand, declare and agree that to the best of my knowledge, I am in good physical condition to participate in activities
related to the All Indian Game Day events. I assume all risks and release, waive, discharge, hold harmless, indemnify and covenant not to sue any
organization/ subsidiary affiliated with this Event. I will allow my photograph and/or voice to appear in any official promotional coverage of the event.
Athlete’s Signature
Program Director
Date
New Mexico Senior Olympics
2016 All Indian Game Day
Payment Spreadsheet Instructions
Prior to completing the spreadsheet, verify and review all Registration Forms
to ensure accuracy. NMSO will call if there are any registration questions.
Review the registration forms
1. Ensure signatures – Liability section
2. Verify DOB, address and age division
3. Verify t-shirt size, fees, events, lunch preference
4. Mail Original Registration Forms to NMSO and keep a copy for
your records
Spreadsheet Instructions
1. Transfer data from Individual Registration Forms
2. List entries
3. Indicate if the person is an Athlete, Spectator or Staff
4. Indicate lunch selection if applicable.
5. Total columns and verify Grand Total
6. Make a copy for your records and mail the Original Spreadsheet to
NMSO
The spreadsheet will be helpful to:
o Distribute Correct Shirts as requested
o Ensure Game credentials
o Provide a Participant list
PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL ATHLETES RECEIVE AN
EVENT SCHEDULE
The Spreadsheet is available electronically. Please request from NMSO.
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc. * PO Box 2690 * Roswell, NM 88202 * 1-888-623-6676
(575) 623-5777 * Fax (575) 622-9244 * e-mail nmso@nmseniorolympics.org * www.nmseniorolympics.org
NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPICS
2016 ALL INDIAN GAME DAY PARTICIPANT & PAYMENT SPREADSHEET
PUEBLO/TRIBE:__________________________________________
Program Director:_______________________
All attending must appear on this form and pay applicable fees. Please specify Athlete or Spectator.
Age Division Key = 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+
Athlete/
Spectator
NAME
EX
Sample ONLY
--Brown, John
Athlete
Registration Fee
Golf Green
Fee
Bowling Fee
Social
Dinner
Lunch Wed
Lunch Thurs
TOTAL
$15
$42
$7
$25
$8
$8
$105
1
$0
2
$0
3
$0
4
$0
5
$0
6
$0
7
$0
8
$0
9
$0
10
$0
11
$0
12
$0
13
$0
14
$0
15
$0
16
$0
17
$0
18
$0
19
$0
20
Shirt Size Age Division
L
50-54
$0
Grand Total
$0
$0
$0
NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPIC, INC. * P.O. BOX 2690 * 1-888-623-6676 * 575-623-5777 * FAX 575-622-9244 * email: nmso@nmseniorolympics.org
Gender
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Notes
2016 ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
SPORTING EVENT SCHEDULE
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS
SPORTING EVENTS
Archery
Isleta Lakes
Aimee Arellanes
Basketball Free Throw
Recreation Center
David Gachupin, Jemez
Bowling – plus lane fee
Fun Connection
Dora & Fred Gunckel
8 Ball Pool
Fun Connection
Frisbee Accuracy
North Field – Recreation Center
Titania Tenorio, San Felipe
Frisbee Distance
North Field – Recreation Center
Wednesday, March 16
Thursday, March 17
Men and Women
10:00 am
70, 75, 80, 85, 90+
1:00 pm
50, 55, 60, 65
Men and Women
10:00 am
11:00 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
50, 55
60
65
70, 75, 80, 85, 90
Men and Women – singles
10:00 am
50, 55
1:00 pm
60, 65
Men and Women - singles
8:00 am
70, 75, 80, 85, 90+
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Men and Women
10:00 am
65
1:00 pm
60
3:00 pm
50, 55
Men and Women
10:00 am
75
11:00 am
80, 85, 90+
1:00 pm
65
3:00 pm
70
Golf – 18 Hole – plus Green fees
Isleta Golf Course
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm – Shotgun Start
Huachas (Washers)
Recreation Center
Men and Women
10:00 am
50, 55
11;00 am
60
1:00 pm
65, 70
3:00 pm
75, 80, 85, 90+
Tribal Team Points will be awarded to
1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners in
Sporting Events only.
Men and Women
8:00 am
70
9:00 am
75, 80, 85, 90+
Men and Women
8:00 am
50, 55
9:00 am
60
Tribal Team Divisions:
Elder Elders 65-100
Younger Elders 50-64
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS
SPORTING EVENTS Wednesday, March 16
Road Race - 5K
Isleta Lakes
Thursday, March 17
Men and Women - All Groups
8 :00 am
Shuffleboard
Recreation Center
Men and Women
1 0:00 am
65
1:00 pm
70, 75
Men and Women
8 :00 am
50, 55, 60
10:00 am
80, 85, 90
Soccer Kick Accuracy
Baseball area
Dorie Sandoval
Men and Women
10:00 am
50, 55
11:00 am
85, 90+
Men and Women
8:00 am to 11:00 am 70, 75, 80
1:00 pm
Softball Distance Throw
Baseball Field
Pete Salazar
60, 65
Men and Women
10:00 am
75, 80, 85, 90+
1:00 pm
70
2:00 pm
65
Men and Women
8:00 am to 11:00 am
50, 55, 60
400M Est. Run/Walk
Rec Center Parking Lot
LoriAnn Keith
Men and Women - All Groups
8:00 am
800M Est. Run/Walk
Isleta Lakes
Dick Griffith
Men and Women - All Groups
10:00 am to 11:00 am
AGE DIVISIONS: 50 = 50-54
55 = 55-59
60 = 60-64
65 = 65-69
75 = 75-79
80 = 80-84
85 = 85-89
90+ = 90 and above
70 = 70-74
Schedule and venues subject to change
Isleta aerial view
****REMINDERS****
ON YOUR REGISTRATION FORM:

ORDER YOUR LUNCH(S)

RESERVE YOUR SLEEPING ROOMS

INCLUDE BOWLING AND GOLF FEES IF APPLICABLE

PURCHASE BANQUET TICKETS
BRUSH UP ON THE PLAYING RULES FOR YOUR SPORT
PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HEALTH & WELLNESS TRACK
PACK YOUR SWIMSUIT FOR THE SWIMMING WORKSHOP
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD AND HAVE FUN!!!
12/18/15
2016 NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPICS
ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
REGISTRATION IS NOT REQUIRED FOR THE SCHEDULE ON THIS PAGE
WALK-INS ARE WELCOME * BRING YOUR SWIMSUITS
Health & Wellness
Wednesday, March 16
Thursday, March 17
Walk 4 Fitness
Isleta Elder Center
Connie Tachias
Men and Women - All Groups
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Tai Ji Quan-Moving for Better
Balance
Isleta Elder Center
Connie Tachias
Men and Women - All Groups
9:00 am – 10:00 am
M & W All Groups
EnhanceFitness
Isleta Elder Center
Connie Tachias
Men and Women - All Groups
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Swimming
Recreation Center
Lee Ann Lente
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm Water Aerobics
2:00 pm Low Impact
Zumba Gold
Recreation Center
San Felipe
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm Session One
2:00 pm Session Two
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Health Fair
Elder Center
Fun Events
Men and Women - All Groups
9:00 am Aerobics/Low Impact
combined
Wednesday, March 16
Thursday, March 17
Fun Event Relays
Recreation Center
Geraldine Cain
Men and Women - All Groups
10:00 am – 12:00 noon
Horseshoes
Men and Women - All Groups
8:00 am - 10:00 am
(Indoors)
JoAnna Salsberry
Sport Clinics
Wednesday, March 16
Estimated Run/Walk
Rec Center Parking Lot
Dick Griffith and LoriAnn Keith
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Pickleball
Recreation Center - outdoors
Ray Padilla
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Disc Golf
Rec Center NE Baseball Field
Bill Leslie
Men and Women - All Groups
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Thursday, March 17
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2016 NEW MEXICO SENIOR
OLYMPICS ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
SPECIAL EVENTS
Special Events
Opening Ceremony
Wednesday, March 16 Thursday, March 17
9:00 am
Recreation Center
Arts & Crafts Fair
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Recreation Center
Spirit Athlete Banquet
Isleta Resort
6:00 pm
Dance
Isleta Resort
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Easter Egg Hunt
Recreation Center
Prior to Parade Line Up
Parade Line Up
Closing Ceremony
Parade of Athletes
Tribal Team Awards
Recreation Center
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
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New Mexico Senior Olympics
2016 All Indian Game Day
Volunteer Sign-up Form
The 2016 All Indian Game Day will take place at the Pueblo of Isleta - Recreation Center, Fun Connection,
Lakes, Golf - Wednesday and Thursday, March 16 & 17, 2016. We are expecting 500 participants and we are
in need of good, reliable volunteers. If you are interested in working this event, please complete the
information below. All Volunteers will be confirmed by NMSO.
Name: _______________________________________________________________AGE: ______________
Organization/Pueblo/Tribe: ______________________________________ Day phone: ________________
E-Mail: ____________________________________________ Evening/Message/Cell: _________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________
City: _________________________________________________ State: __________ Zip: ______________
Volunteer T- Shirt Size: ___ S ___ M ___ L ___ XL ___ XXL
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Dates Available to Volunteer:  Tues, March 15 (set up only)  Wed, March 16  Thurs, March 17
Volunteer trainings: Tuesday, March 8th at 2:00 p.m. and Tuesday, March 15th at 3:00 p.m. (required)
YES, I can work at the All Indian Game Day in the following event areas (please mark ONLY where you can
assist):
_____ Event Support (Runner/Assistant/Scorekeeper/Check-In)
_____ Archery
_____ Basketball Free Throw
_____ Bowling
_____ 8 Ball Pool
_____ Frisbee Accuracy
_____ Frisbee Distance
_____ Golf (18 Hole)
_____ Huachas (Washers)
_____ Road Race – 5K
_____ Shuffleboard
_____ Soccer Accuracy Kick
_____ Softball Distance Throw
_____400M Estimated Run/Walk
_____ 800M Estimated Run/Walk
_____ Hospitality (Fruit & Water; Lunch)
_____ Set-up/Tear Down/Equipment Room - Help needed daily
_____ Other (please specify) __________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE OF VOLUNTEER: ____________________________________________________________
All volunteers MUST complete and return this form to:
NMSO – AIGD Volunteer
PO Box 2690, Roswell, NM 88202-2690
Fax: 575-622-9244 * Phone: 1-888-623-6676
Email: nmso@nmseniorolympics.org
Return by Wednesday, March 2, 2016 to be confirmed.
Lunch will be provided for all pre-registered and confirmed volunteers.
Volunteers must attend training on Tuesday, March 15th at 3:00 p.m.
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New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc.
Written Protest Form
The following process is required for filing an official game protest:
A. An initial written protest must first be filed with the Event Manager within 30 minutes of the
incident and a copy provided to NMSO. Any person(s) may file on behalf of an athlete. Event
Manager will evaluate initial protest and render a decision/ruling.
B. If an athlete feels the Event Managers decision/ruling is such that a written protest must be
filed with the Arbitration Committee, please complete the written protest form below and submit
to Game Headquarters within 24 hours of incident. All written protests will be reviewed and
ruled by the Arbitration Committee in a timely manner. All decisions rendered by the
Arbitration Committee are considered final and are not subject to further appeal.
C. An official written ruling on behalf of the Arbitration Committee will be submitted to person(s)
completing written protest form.
Please print:
Your Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Name of Athlete (if different): ____________________________________________ Age: ________
County/Local Game Site: ___________________________________________________________
Event Location of incident: ___________________________________ Date: _______ Time: ______
Name of Event Manager and/or Volunteer involved: _______________________________________
Have you provided a copy of the initial protest to NMSO?
Yes
No
Briefly describe the incident. What was the first thing that made you realize there was an incident
needing attention?
________________________________________________________________________________________
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List others who were present
Name: __________________________________________ Phone: ________________________
Name: __________________________________________ Phone: ________________________
Name: __________________________________________ Phone: ________________________
Do you feel the State Senior Olympic Rules were followed?
Yes
No
Unknown
If no, how did the situation differ from the Rules?
________________________________________________________________________________
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In your opinion, what is the most important point the Arbitration Committee should examine?
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What is the second most important point?
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What would you suggest as a possible solution?
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Signature
Date
Time
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Athlete Signature
Date
Time
For Office use only
Arbitration Committee Findings:
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Signed: _______________________________________________ Date __________________
Signed: _______________________________________________ Date __________________
Signed: _______________________________________________ Date __________________
Signed: _______________________________________________ Date __________________
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2016 All Indian
game day
RULES
ARCHERY
BASKETBALL FREE THROW
BOWLING
8 BALL POOL
FRISBEE ACCURACY FRISBEE
DISTANCE
GOLF – 18 HOLE
HUACHAS
ROAD RACE – 5K
SHUFFLEBOARD
SOCCER KICK ACCURACY
SOFTBALL DISTANCE
THROW 400 EST. RUN/WALK
800 EST. RUN/WALK
Fun Events
Walk 4 Fitness
Sports Clinics
All Indian game day
400M Estimated
RUN/WALK
1.
Event will be 400M Estimated Run/Walk.
2.
Please check-in on site no later than 15 minutes prior to scheduled
competition.
3.
Athletes must report to the starting line 5 minutes prior to scheduled
competition or will be scratched.
4.
This is an estimated timed event.
5.
Each contestant must turn in their estimated time on their entry card
before the start of the race.
6. The contestant coming closest to running/walking estimated time they
submitted at check-in, without going over will be declared the winner.
7. Contestants may not wear watches.
8. Contestants may not be paced physically or verbally from the sidelines.
9. Penalty: The judges may assess a 5 second penalty if (“time”)
assistance is provided the contestant. The penalty will be added to the
contestant’s time.
10.
NMSO has the right to reschedule or cancel event due to inclement
weather.
11.
Results will be made available on-site.
12.
Medal presentations will be awarded on-site at the end of each age
division.
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800M Estimated
RUN/WALK
1.
Event will be 800M Estimated Run/Walk.
2.
Please check-in on site no later than 15 minutes prior to scheduled
competition.
3.
Athletes must report to the starting line 5 minutes prior to scheduled
competition or will be scratched.
4.
This is an estimated timed event.
5.
Each contestant must turn in their estimated time on their entry card
before the start of the race.
6. The contestant coming closest to running/walking estimated time they
submitted at check-in, without going over will be declared the winner.
7. Contestants may not wear watches.
8. Contestants may not be paced physically or verbally from the sidelines.
9. Penalty: The judges may assess a 5 second penalty if (“time”)
assistance is provided the contestant. The penalty will be added to the
contestant’s time.
10.
NMSO has the right to reschedule or cancel event due to inclement
weather.
11.
Results will be made available on-site.
12.
Medal presentations will be awarded on-site at the end of each age
division.
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ARCHERY playing rules
Archery is the art, practice, or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow, towards a 52”
target. Archery has historically been used for hunting and combat; in modern times, however,
its main use is that of a recreational activity.
Playing Format
The “900” AMERICAN Round will be used for all competition.
Section 1 – There will be 5 divisions:
A—RECURVE BOWS—finger shooter with sights
B—BAREBOW RECURVE—finger shooter with no sights
C—COMPOUND BOWS—finger shooter with sights
D—BAREBOW COMPOUND—finger shooter with no sights
E—COMPOUND RELEASE—with or without sights
• All freestyle shooters should compete together and instinctive shooters
should compete with one another.
• The two divisions should not compete against one another.
• Sights will not be permitted in Barebow Recurve and Barebow Compound.
Section 2 – 45 arrows will be shot as follows:
15 arrows from 60 yards (3 ends of 5 arrows)
15 arrows from 50 yards (3 ends of 5 arrows)
15 arrows from 40 yards (3 ends of 5 arrows)
• All arrows must be of same length and weight.
Section 3 – Each END (5 arrows) will consist of 1 set of 5 arrows with 50 seconds
allowed for each arrow to be shot. Shooters will rotate with target mates after each 5
arrow set.
Section 4 – N.A.A. (National Archery Assn.) Target Rules of Shooting will apply
Equipment
Section 1—N.A.A. equipment rules apply to the conventional bow shooter and the
compound bow shooter.
Section 2—Should equipment failure occur, a 10-minute repair time is allowed the
archer; then the end will be completed.
Section 3—Field glasses or scopes are permitted for spotting arrow hits. Archers
must shoot matched arrow set (all will be the same weight, length, fletch and point).
No broad heads will be permitted.
Section 4—Barebow Recurve Equipment: Any recurve bow or longbow may be
used. Bow sights are not allowed. Archers may string-walk and/or face-walk in
sighting. No stabilizers, levels or draw checks are allowed.
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Section 5—Barebow Compound Equipment: Any compound bow may be used. Bow
sights are not allowed. Archers may string-walk and/or face-walk in sighting. No
levels are allowed. Archer may use a stabilizer and may use a draw check that is
either on the bow limbs or under the arrow in the bow window.
Section 6—Compound Bow Equipment: The maximum peak draw weight allowed
shall be 80 pounds. Maximum arrow speed shall be 280 feet per second with a
variance of 3%. Lighted sights may be used.
Playing Rules
1.
Shooters will shoot north, if possible – as per NFAA Rules.
2.
Scoring
Section 1—Regulation 122cm (48") 5 color target face will be used. Scoring values:
gold (10-9), red (8-7), blue (6-5), white (2-1)—10 ring scoring. Note: each color is
divided into scoring areas by a thin black line. The Inner ten ring does not apply.
Section 2—The arrow shaft must only touch the color or dividing line between
scoring zones to score the higher value.
Section 3—Winner shall be the archer(s) scoring the highest number of points in a
single “900” Round. There will be a winner in each of the 5 divisions, both male and
female.
Section 4—In case of a tie—N.A.A. rules will apply; i.e., greatest number of scoring
hits, greatest number of 10s, greatest number of 9s, etc. until a tie is broken.
Section 5—In scoring disputes or questionable arrow value the field official’s
decision will be final. Be sure to call the official before removing the arrow from the
target.
Section 6--An arrow that hits the target but bounces out will be scored as a hit, when
and if witnessed by the official, according to the N.A.A. rules.
3.
Archery Safety Considerations
Section 1 - No talking while on the line. Do not notch an arrow until you take your
stance on the shooting line and the command is given to “Commence Firing.” When
finished shooting, step back from the line until all are finished. You may place your
bow on the ground if you wish or take it to your chair. Wait for the signal to “Recover”
before stepping out in front of the shooting line. If anyone spots a dangerous
situation, such as a human or animal approaching the shooting area, yell “Cease
Fire” until the danger is past.
Section 2 - On each target, one person will score at a time. While one person
records the score on the score sheet, the person scoring will call the score of each
arrow as it is removed, starting with his highest scoring arrow first. The person
recording should stand beside and slightly in front of the target, not directly in front
where an arrow suddenly pulled from the target could cause injury.
Section 3 - Count your arrows before leaving the target to return to the shooting line.
Section 4 - If there is a lost arrow, a search line can be formed before the next end
hot. Notify the official in charge if this is needed.
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Basketball free throw
Playing rules
Playing Format
1. Basketball Free Throw will be conducted in accordance with rules developed by New
Mexico Senior Olympics Board of Directors.
2. Men and Women’s competition in 5 year age groups.
3. All contestants must use the basketballs that are provided by NMSO Games
Management.
4. An official men’s basketball will be used for men. An official women’s basketball will be
used for women. The rim will be 10' high.
5. All athletes in an age group will shoot from same basket (only when numbers are
conducive).
6. There will be a referee at each basket.
Playing Rules
1. Each contestant will be allowed two practice free throws prior to their recorded free
throws.
2. Each contestant will shoot 10 free throws in succession.
3. The contestant who makes the most baskets will be declared the winner.
4. The free throw line for the women shall be 14 ft. and for the men 15 ft.
5. The free throw shooter must have both feet behind the free throw line (no part of
his/her feet can touch the line from the time the ball leaves his/her hands to the point
that it touches the basket—otherwise it will count as a missed shot). Other contestants
should not be closer to shooter than 10 feet.
6. All tie-breakers will be held at the completion of each age category. Any contestant who
is tied and fails to show up for the tie-breaker will concede and accept the next lower
award.
7. Each tie-breaker will consist of five free throws.
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BOWLING
Playing rules
Playing Format
1. This is a singles tournament open to men and women.
2. The tournament will be scratch.
3. Participants will be assigned lanes and times
4. Participants will be provided with bowling balls and shoes.
5. There will be a fee charged for bowling (1 set = 3 games).
(Format subject to change depending on number of participants)
Playing Rules
1. Bowlers with highest set total score in each division and each class will be declared
winners.
2. Bowlers will play in their respective age divisions - 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, etc.
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
8 ball pool
Playing Format
1. This is a singles tournament open to men and women
2. Contestants are allowed to use their own cues
Playing Rules
1. Except when clearly contradicted by these additional rules, the general rules of Billiards
apply. The following Rules are highlights of Senior Olympic Rules. For a complete set of
Rules, visit www.nmseniorolympics.org/rules/.
2. Object of the Game: Eight Ball is played with a cue ball and 15 object balls, numbered 1
through 15. One player must pocket balls of the group numbered 1 through 7 (solid
colors), while the other player pockets 9 through 15 (stripes). The player pocketing
either group first and then legally pocketing the 8 ball wins the game.
3. Legal Break Shot: To execute a legal break, the breaker (with the cue ball behind the
head string) must either pocket a ball, or drive at least four numbered balls to the rail.
When the breaker fails to make a legal break, it is not a foul; however, the incoming
player has the option of accepting the table in position and shooting, or having the balls
re-racked, then has the option of shooting the opening break or allowing the offending
player to re-break. It is not necessary to hit the head ball (the ball that is on the foot spot)
to initiate a legal break.
4. Legal Shot: On all shots (except on the break and when the table is open), the shooter
must hit one of his/her group of balls first and pocket a numbered ball, or cause the cue
ball or any number ball to contact a rail. Please Note: It is permissible for the shooter to
bank the cue ball off a rail before contacting the object ball; however, after contact with
the object ball, an object ball must be pocketed, or the cue ball or any numbered ball
must contact a rail. Failure to meet these requirements is a foul.
5. Scoring: A player is entitled to continue shooting until failing to legally pocket a ball of
his/her group. After a player has legally pocketed his/her entire group of balls, he/she
shoots to pocket the 8 ball.
6. Fouls: The following infractions result in a foul:
a. Failure to execute a legal shot.
b. A scratch shot (shooting the cue ball into a pocket or off the table).
c. A scratch shot on a legal break.
d. Shooting without at least one foot touching the floor.
e. Moving or touching any ball by means other than legal play.
f. Shooting a jump shot over another ball by scooping the cue stick under the cue ball.
g. A player receiving advice or coaching from someone else.
7. Stalemated Game: If, after 3 consecutive turns at the table by each player (6 turns total)
they purposely foul or scratch, then the game will be considered a stalemate. Both
players agree that attempting to pocket or move an object ball will result in immediate
loss of game. The balls will then be re-racked and the breaker of the stalemated game
will break again.
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
FRISBEE ACCURACY
1.
Object of the Game: Throw the Frisbee disc/apparatus through a large hoop opening for
points.
2.
Each competitor will be allowed to throw eight throws from the following distance. Frisbee
disc is 160 grams.
Women:
Men:
8 throws from 7 yards (21 feet)
8 throws from 10 yards (30 feet)
3.
The target opening is approximately 67" to 78" ring (made by attaching 2 hula hoops
together). The target ring is three feet above the ground.
4.
Scoring: Each competitor will score 1 point for each Frisbee thrown through the target.
5.
The competitor who scores the highest points will be declared the winner for each age
division for men and for women.
6.
TIE BREAKER: Competitors will throw three additional throws at same distance of
regular throws.
Reminder: Competitors must be present for the play-off or he/she will concede and
accept the next lower award. Tie breakers will be limited to three attempts.
7.
ONLY when tie breakers cannot be completed: Awards will be as follows:
First place tie: award two first place medals and one third place medal.
Second place tie: award one first place medal, two second place medals and no third
place medal.
Third place tie: award one first place medal, one second place medal and two third place
medals.
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
FRISBEE distance
1. Object of the Game--To throw one Frisbee disc/apparatus as far as possible within the
designated playing field area. Person delivering the longest throw will be declared the
winner.
2. Each competitor will receive three throws. Frisbee is a 160 gram.
3. Measurements will be marked using a tape measure from the center of the starting line
to the point where the Frisbee hits the ground.
4. Measurements will be recorded in feet and inches to the closest 0.25 inch below the
recording point.
5.
A foot fault will automatically nullify the throw.
6.
The longest throw will be the official recorded throw.
7.
Tie-breaker: one additional throw will be allowed to declare the winner.
Reminder: A competitor must be present for the play-off or he/she will concede and
accept the next lower award.
8.
ONLY when tie breakers cannot be completed, awards will be as follows:
First place tie: award two first place medals and one third place medal.
Second place tie: award one first place medal, two second place medals and no third
place medal.
Third place tie: award one first place medal, one second place medal and two third
place medals.
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
GOLF – 18 HOLE
Playing Format
1. Golf tournament will be 18 holes medal play except for men and women in age divisions
90 and older which will be 9 holes.
2. Local golf club rules will also be in effect
3. Carts are included and are mandatory.
Playing Rules
1. Start time will be shotgun start – see Event Manager on-site
2. USGA/PGA dress code is preferred.
3. Golfers must provide their own clubs.
4. Scratch play will be in effect. No handicaps will be used.
5. In the event of a tie between 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place, the USGA tie-breaking procedure of
matching scorecards will be implemented. The player with the best score on the last
nine holes will win the higher medal. If players have the same score for the 9 holes,
the last 6 holes will be compared, then 3 holes and then finally the 18th hole.
6. All golfers will pay green fees on the registration form regardless of local membership
status.
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Huachas (WASHERS)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Object of the Game: Washers are pitched underhand to the opposite board into the cup
opening. Player scoring most points wins.
Position: Boards are placed 18 feet from the front of (board 1) to the front of (board 2) for
distance from cup to cup 21 feet. Players may stand lined with the back of the board to
pitch.
Determining who pitches first: Each player will throw one washer toward the opposite box
and whoever gets closest to the hole will be awarded the first throw. This is called the
“Diddle”. After the game has started the person who scores last throws first.
Playing the Game: Player A will pitch all four washers (one at a time) in a row followed
by Player B, this is a “round”. The idea is to land in the cup if possible and if not, as close
as possible, similar to horseshoes and hand-grenades. Scoring is determined after both
players have pitched all of their washers. THREE (3) ROUNDS WILL BE PLAYED.
Washers may bounce from floor/ground to board.
A ringer is called a hammer when your washers land on top of the other player’s ringer. If
this happens both ringers cancel each other out and you would start scoring by the next
closest washer to the cup.
Scoring: Only one player may score per round but scores points for all washers that are
closer than their opponents.
1 point=being on the board; 3 points=leaning over the edge of cup; 5 points=washer in cup
Equal Points cancel each other.
Example - If Player A has 2 washers in the cup and Player B has 3 washers in the cup then player B will get 5
points (2 hammers and 1 ringer). The winner is the first player to reach 11 points.
If Player A reaches 11 and Player B has yet to pitch their washers then B is allowed to finish the round in hopes
that they can get more points or nullify Player A’s points.
8.
Results will be made available on-site.
9. Medals will be awarded on site at the end of each age division.
Tiebreaker- One additional throw (washer) will be allowed to declare the winner. The person
throwing the washer landing closest to scoring position (whether on board or not) OR highest
score of thrown washer will be declared the winner.
Reminder: A competitor must be present for the play-off or he/she will concede and
accept the next lower award.
1 point
3 points
5 points
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ROAD RACE 5K
Playing Format
1. Road Race Event will be 5K
2. All age divisions, both men and women, will run simultaneously.
3. See Event Manager for race course map.
Playing Rules
1. Water stops and course marshals will be stationed along the course.
2. NMSO reserves the right to reschedule or cancel event due to inclement
weather or number of participants.
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
SHUFFLEBOARD
Shuffleboard is a game where players push weighted pucks down a narrow, elongated court
with the purpose of positioning them within a marked scoring area.
Playing Rules
1. Event will be singles.
2. Playing format will be Single elimination tournament.
3. Any game missed/forfeited during bracket play will be considered a loss.
4. Matches will consist of six (6) frames or 30 minutes, whichever comes first. The
winner(s) will be determined by the highest score at the end of the match.
5. Color will be determined by flip of coin. Whoever chooses yellow will have the hammer
or the final shot of the game. Player playing yellow will play yellow for the whole game.
Player playing black will play black for the whole game.
6. Play begins at the head of the court. Yellow shoots first. (Yellow shoots one disc, then
black shoots a disc, etc.)
7. At the conclusion of the halfway point of the game the players will be instructed to
re-position themselves and their discs to their opponent’s space. (Yellow plays on the
right at the head of the court for the first half of frames and will play on the left at the
head of the court for the last half of frames. Black will switch from left to right.)
8. Should there be a question about, or error in the score, players should notify the referee
immediately.
9. In case of a tie, a two-frame play-off will be held at the discretion of the Coordinator.
10. Players should review the final score sheets prior to signing off on them. Once a
signature is made, that score sheet becomes official and the score(s) will not be
disputed. Players, referees and scorekeepers all sign off on each score sheet.
11. Players may use their own cues for competition play.
12. Players are to watch the judge/referee throughout the game. The judge/referee will tell
players when to start, which discs are good or no good, which discs are in the kitchen,
who shoots first, when to gather discs to resume play, etc. The referee/judge runs the
game. Please pay close attention to avoid penalties and/or missed communications.
13. No competitor will judge or keep score in his/her age group unless it is during their own
game.
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All Indian game day
Soccer kick Accuracy
1. Object of the Game: Kick the soccer ball(s) through designated areas for points
2. Playing area: measured 24’ X 36’ with five marked areas: one 8 ft. and four
areas, each four feet in width
3. The official size of the ball will be 5.
4. Each player will be allowed five (5) kicks in a row.
5. Players must kick from behind a centered 10 foot line 36 feet and parallel to
the center points, which will be marked.
6. Players may use walkers/canes/wheelchair for balance to kick balls.
7. Points will be scored as follows: See diagram below.
10 points - for ball kicked through outer 4 foot section, either side.
5 points - for ball kicked through inside 4 ft. sections on either side.
2 points - for ball kicked through center 8 ft. section.
8. The score is the total points earned after the 5 kicks.
9. Player with the highest score will be declared the winner for each age category.
10. TIE BREAKER - an additional 3 kicks will be allowed to determine the winner.
Players involved in a tiebreaker must be present at the conclusion of the age
category event to participate in the play-off or he/she will concede and accept
the next lower award.
11. Contestants must use soccer balls that are provided.
12. Shoes cannot be altered to enhance kicking ability.
13. NMSO has the right to reschedule or cancel event due to inclement weather.
14. Results will be made available on-site.
15. Medal presentations will be awarded on-site at the end of each age division.
SOCCER KICK DIAGRAM
24 Feet
4 feet
4 feet
8 feet
4 feet
4 feet
10
Points
5
Points
2 Points
5
Points
10
Points
36 feet
10 foot centered
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ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
SOFTBALL DISTANCE
THROW
1.
Object of the Game - To throw one softball as far as possible within the
designated playing field area.
Person receiving the longest throw will be
declared the winner.
2.
Each competitor will receive three throws behind the designated line. The ball
may be thrown underhand or overhand. A foot fault will occur if player steps on
or over the designated line.
3.
An ASA approved 11 inch softball for women and 12 inch softball for men will be
provided and must be used.
4.
Measurements will be marked using a tape measure from the center of the
starting line to the point where the softball hits the ground.
5.
Measurements will be recorded in feet and inches to the closest .25 inch below
the recording point.
6.
To cross over the line (foot fault) will nullify the throw.
7.
The longest throw will be the official recorded throw.
8.
TIE BREAKER: one additional throw will be allowed to declare the winner.
Reminder: Competitors must be present for the play-off or he/she will concede
and accept the next lower award.
9.
ONLY when tie breakers cannot be completed: Awards will be as follows:
First place tie: award two first place medals and one third place medal.
Second place tie: award one first place medal, two second place medals and no
third place medal.
Third place tie: award one first place medal, one second place medal and two third
place medals.
10. NMSO has the right to reschedule or cancel event due to inclement weather.
11. Results will be made available on-site.
12. Medal presentations will be awarded on-site at the end of each age division.
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New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc.
Walk 4 Fitness
The health and wellness initiative of New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc.
continues a project for active older adults entitled Walk 4 Fitness.
The goal is to establish a walking program for six weeks in
communities that will support regular exercise and health promotion.
Walkers will learn how to obtain the maximum benefit from walking
three times per week. Walkers will log miles for NMSO and at the end
of the six week sessions regular walkers will be entered into a drawing
to win a free pair of walking shoes.
Walk 4 Fitness project includes a volunteer “leader” to organize and
schedule walks 3 x per week, in a fun and safe community venue.
Walkers will be introduced to different types of walking techniques to
include competition in local senior games.
Walk 4 Fitness stresses the importance of regular physical activity to
maintain normal muscle strength, joint structure and joint function.
There is promising evidence that strength training and other forms of
exercise in older adults reduces the risk of falling and fracturing bones
and can improve the ability to live independently.
To establish a Walk 4 Fitness program in your community or pueblo
contact NMSO at 1-888-623-6676 and or plan now to attend the
Wellness Track at the 2016 All Indian Game Day, March 17th at 8:00
a.m. at the Isleta Elder Center.
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Fun Events
The following events will be played for “FUN”. Participants are not required to preregister for these events. Have your turn at all of these events and take a chance at
winning a prize. AWARDS AND TRIBAL POINTS WILL NOT BE AWARDED
FOR ANY OF THE FUN EVENTS.
FUN EVENT RELAYS
1. Participate in fun events such as potato carrying relay, balloon popping relays and other
favorites. Interact with other seniors in a fun atmosphere where the events are
undemanding.
2. Prizes will be given to winners.
3. The Fun Event Relays will take place from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
4. Participants can come and go at these relays
Horseshoes
NOTE: This event is a variation of the horseshoes sport. The rules have been modified to
allow for individuals to practice throwing techniques. Indoor Rubber horseshoes will be used
for this event.
1. Each player shall remain behind the foul line (which is designated by a taped line).
2. All contestants shall pitch both shoes before the opponent is allowed to pitch.
3. A shoe that first strikes outside the target area cannot be scored, nor can any shoe be
thrown from an invalid position--such shoes must be removed.
4. Two shoes landing closer than opponent’s scores two points.
5. A ringer is a shoe that has landed and is encircling the stake.
6. One ringer scores three points.
7. Two ringers scores six points
8. One ringer and closest shoe of same player scores four points.
9. If a contestant has two ringers and his opponent has one, the player having two ringers
shall score three points.
10. In case each contestant has a ringer, the next closest shoe, if within six inches of the
stake shall score.
11. If a horseshoe is knocked out of place by either player, the original value is not counted.
12. Points are counted if the shoe is pushed/knocked within six inches or a ringer as a
result of being knocked out by either opponent’s shoe.
13. “Leaner” (shoe touching the stake but not a ringer) will count 1 point.
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Sports CLINICS
The following events are instructional clinics. Participants are not required to preregister for these events. The events are designed to provide you with the rules of the
game and hands-on participation of the particular Senior Olympic Sport. MEDALS OR
TRIBAL POINTS WILL NOT
CLINICS.
BE AWARDED FOR ANY OF THE SPORTS
Estimated Run/Walk
This is an estimated, timed event. Each person gives an estimated time before the race. The
contestant coming closest to running/walking estimated time that was submitted at check in,
without going over, will be declared the winner of the race. This clinic will provide you with the
information needed to compete in this sporting event.
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball is a racket sport in which two to four players use solid paddles made of wood or
composite materials to hit a polymer perforated ball over a net. The sport shares features of
other racket sports, the dimensions and layout of a Badminton court, and a net and rules
similar to tennis with a few modifications. One of the fastest growing sports in America,
Pickleball was invented in the mid 1960's as a children's backyard pastime but quickly became
popular among adults as a game fun for players of all skill levels. This clinic will provide you
with the information needed to compete in this sporting event.
DISC GOLF
Description of the Game The game of disc golf consists of throwing a flying disc from the teeing
area to a target by a throw or successive throws. The object of the game of disc golf is to traverse a
course from beginning to end in the fewest throws of the disc. Players shall play the course as they
find it and play the disc where it lies unless allowed otherwise by the Rules. The competitor who plays
the stipulated round or rounds in the fewest throws plus penalty throws is the winner. Play on
each hole begins at the teeing area and ends at the target. After the player has thrown from
the tee, each successive throw is made from where the previous throw came to rest. On
completing a hole, the player proceeds to the teeing area of the next hole, until all holes have
been played. Disc golf courses are normally laid out in and around wooded areas with diverse
terrain to provide natural obstacles to the flight of the disc. These natural obstacles are very
much a part of the game and must not be altered by a player in any way to decrease the
difficulty of a hole. Players must play the course as they find it and play the disc where it lies
unless allowed otherwise by these rules.
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NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPICS, INC.
ALL INDIAN GAME DAY
ATTEND THE SWIMMING ACTIVITIES DURING
THE WELLNESS TRACK
AND WIN A SPA GIFT BASKET
Where:
When:
Pueblo of Isleta, Recreation Center
Wednesday, March 16th
1:00 p.m. WATER AEROBICS
2:00 p.m. – LOW IMPACT WITH A FOCUS ON ARTHRITIS
Thursday, March 17th
9:00 a.m. - WATER AEROBICS AND LOW IMPACT COMBINED
Workshop led by: Lee Ann Lente, Certified Water Aerobics Instructor
No Pre-Registration required – Drop-Ins Welcome!
Bring your suit and towel and come ready to have fun!!
Participate in the Swimming activities and be entered into a
drawing to win a SPA Gift Basket. Receive one entry for each
session you attend for up to 3 chances to win.
Swimming is the fourth most popular sports activity in the United States and a good way to get regular aerobic
physical activity. Just two and a half hours per week of aerobic physical activity, such as swimming, can
decrease the risk of chronic illnesses. This can also lead to improved health for people with diabetes and heart
disease. People can exercise longer in water than on land without increased effort or joint or muscle pain.
Source: http://www.cdc.gov/healthywater/swimming/health_benefits_water_exercise.html
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