Newsletter Issue #583
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29th Southeast Asian Games 2017 (Malaysia)

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Date: 19 – 31 August 2017
Venue: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Selection Criteria

Criteria updated and accurate as of 25th July 2016.

QUALIFYING
1. SAA will use the following selection policy:
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      i) For the selection of the final 6 runners, SAA may organise races for the athletes in the relay training squad to run together under the same race conditions. A final run-off will be conducted before 31 May 2017 to select the final 5 / 6 runners.
      ii) Factors such as attendance, attitude, and commitment at relay trainings, ability to work well with others and previous performances (e.g. 100m, 200m and 400m) will also be considered.
      iii) The final 4 to race for the relay event will be decided by SAA.
  • a. Athletes (individuals / teams) who achieved at least 3rd placing e.g. time/distance/score/mark of the 2015 SEA Games, will be considered.

    b. Individual events: the athletes will be ranked. SAA will select a maximum of 2 athletes for each event. The current form of athletes is of utmost importance and SAA reserves the right to select the final two athletes to represent Singapore at the Games. Factors such as past performances and future potential will also be considered.
    c. Team events: Relay Selection (4x100m and 4x400m) – One team for each relay event. Six athletes (including 2 substitutes) may be entered for each relay.
2. Qualifying window: 1 August 2016 – 31 May 2017

3. Qualifying Competitions:
    a. All achievements submitted for consideration should have taken place at SAA/IAAF sanctioned championships and trials, but athletes may submit the achievements from overseas championships and meets of athletes studying in overseas tertiary institutions. However, these have to be properly accredited and sanctioned (Email sdp@singaporeathletics.org.sg) to be accepted.
    b. Achievements from overseas championships have to be properly accredited and sanctioned (Email sdp@singaporeathletics.org.sg) to be accepted. For Marathon / road races: results from only IAAF Gold label races or AIMS certified-standard competitions will be accepted.
    c. For 100m, 200m, 100m /110m hurdles, long and triple jump events - Only performances with legal wind-speed will be accepted.
4. Athletes/Teams who miss the qualifying standard marginally, but show potential to equal or surpass it in time for the Games may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
 
5. Athlete must be a Singapore Citizen at the time of nomination.

6. Final list of selected athletes will be finalised by 31 May 2017.

7. Athletes selected in training squad / final team for SEA Games 2017, will be required to:
    a. Attend all centralised Trainings, Briefings and Camps (both locally and overseas).
    b. Compete in Singapore Open 2017 and Taiwan Open 2017 for fitness and performance monitoring.
8. In the event that the qualification is based on the achievement during the period 1 August 2016 to 31 December 2016,
Athlete / team qualifiers must achieve a performance of at least 97% of the 3rd placing of the 2015 SEA Games based on IAAF points during the period from 1 January 2017 to 31 May 2017 at least at one sanctioned competition, to be considered in the final team (refer to Table 1 below).
For this purpose, in the case of Full Marathon event, athletes will be allowed to enter in a sanctioned Half Marathon or 10km track\road race. However, for Half marathon or 10km track\road race, the performance must at least be 100 per cent performances based on IAAF points. Men – Half Marathon - 1:12:30, 10 km track/road race - 32.57. Women – Half Marathon - 1:25:54, 10 km track/road race - 39:23
 
Table 1: 2015 SEA Games 3rd placing & 97% performance based on IAAF points.
 
(Women)
97% of 3rd placing, using IAAF points
3rd Placing
Event
3rd Placing
97% of 3rd placing, using IAAF points
10.55"
10.45"
100m
11.88"
12.04"
21.35"
21.13"
200m
23.92"
24.25"
47.57"
47.08"
400m
54.26"
55.14"
14.30"
14.12"
110mH (1.067)/100mH (0.838)
13.64"
13.89"
52.04"
51.36"
400mH (0.914/0.762)
01:01.69
01:02.75
01:53.39
01:52.32
800m
02:12.36
02:14.22
03:51.74
03:49.35
1500m
04:33.25
04:37.40
09:13.81
09:06.41
3000m S/C
10:36.90
10:50.65
14:49.45
14:40.59
5000m
16:54.71
17:11.78
30:40.90
30:26.23
10000m
35:20.46
35:58.03"
2:38:44
2:37:10
Full Marathon
3:07:14
3:10:16
1:42:31
1:40:57
20km Walk
1:48:23
01:50.42
39.78"
39.32"
4x100m
45.41"
46.23"
03:10.70
03:08.48
4x400m
03:39.10
03:43.08
7.37m
7.51m
Long Jump
6.41m
6.26m
2.07m
2.11m
High Jump
1.81m
1.77m
15.62m
15.92m
Triple Jump
13.65m
13.33m
4.93m
5.05m
Pole Vault
3.60m
3.51m
16.47m
16.96m
Shot Put (7.26kg/4kg)
13.31m
12.92m
49.54m
51.02m
Discus (2kg/1kg)
45.72m
44.33m
55.13m
56.84m
Javelin (800g/600g)
48.44m
47.00m
59.38m
61.18m
Hammer Throw (7.26kg/4kg)
53.80m
52.21m
6599
6796
Decathlon/Heptathlon
4798
4663
 
9. SAA reserves the right to drop any qualified athlete any time before the Games, if the athlete is deemed unfit (injured/declining performance/upcoming performance from another athlete as well as factors such as attendance, attitude and commitment at training, ability to work well with others, misconduct) to perform at a competitive level.
 
10. The Final Selection for training squad / final team for SEA Games 2017 will be decided by SAA.
 
Prepared by: SAA Sports Development & Performance

Any enquiries please contact sdp@singaporeathletics.org.sg
 


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National Library Singapore collaboration

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