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Technical Manual

17TH GAMES OF THE SMALLSTATES OF EUROPESAN MARINO 2017

VERSION 1.0

XVII GAMES OF THE SMALLSTATES OF EUROPE

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29 MAY - 3 JUNESAN MARINO 2017

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE SAN MARINO 2017

Comitato Olimpico Nazionale SammarineseVia Rancaglia 3047899 SerravalleRepublic of San Marino

Web www.sanmarino2017.sm E-mail [email protected]

Phone (+378) 0549 88.56.21 Fax (+378) 0549 88.56.74

INDEX

1 INTRODUCTION / ORGANIZATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 2

2 SPORT VENUES / MAPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 10

3 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 30

4 ENTRIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 34

5 PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SAN MARINO . . . . . . . . . . . . P 36

6 SPORT DISCIPLINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 44

6.1 Archery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 44

6.2 Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 46

6.3 Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 52

6.4 Bowls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 55

6.5 Cycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 58

6.6 Judo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 61

6.7 Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 65

6.8 Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 68

6.9 Table Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 72

6.10 Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 76

6.11 Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 79

6.12 Beach volley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 82


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Secretary of State for Sport

Teodoro Lonfernini

COORDINATOR Angelo ViciniForeign relationsGeneral coordinationOpening ceremonyClosing ceremony

FINANCE - MARKETING

Alda ValentiniBudget management AdministrationMarketingMerchandising

MEDIA / TECHNOLOGY

Giuliano TomassiniData processingAccreditationPress room managementRalations with the pressRelations with TVsTeam relations

SECRETARIAT

Alessandra RenziNOC-OCSM2017 Relations

MANAGEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS

Micol RossiniManagement of volunteersManagement of Federation staffProtocol / Prize CeremoniesCultural eventsMedical service and Antidoping

SPORTS FACILITY LOGISTICS

Roberto TuraHeadquartersCompetition facilities Training facilities

TRANSPORTATION

Fernando CasadeiTransfer to/from airportsVIP transferLocal transportReferee transferPress transferSecurity

ACCOMMODATION

Mahena AbbatiTeam accommodationVIP accommodationPress accommodation Referee accommodationBoard

SPORTS ORGANIZATION

Emanuele NicoliniLegal adviceSports

NOC President

Gian Primo Giardi

CO-PRESIDENCY

ORGANZING COMMITTEE

1 INTRODUCTIONORGANIZATION

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1.2 KEY DATES

2016

DATE ACTIVITY RESPONSABLE

4TH APRIL TECHNICAL MANUAL VERSION 1.0 ISSUED OC

6TH MAY TECHNICAL COMMISSION MEETING OC

7TH MAY GENERAL ASSEMBLY OC

29TH SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION OF PRELIMINARY ENTRIES BY NUMBER, SPORTS AND DISCIPLINES STARTS OC

29TH NOVEMBERDEADLINE FOR NOCS TO REGISTER PRELIMINARY ENTRIES BY NUMBER, SPORTS AND DISCIPLINES NOCSDEADLINE FOR NOCS TO REGISTER INTERNATIONAL JUDGES AND REFEREES

12TH DECEMBER INFORMATION ABOUT STATE OF ENTRIES AND INFORMATION ABOUT DISCIPLINES WITH LACK OF COMPETITORS OC

2017

11TH JANUARY

REGISTRATION OF ATHLETES, OFFICIALS AND MEDIA STARTS

OCREGISTRATION OF FOREIGN ATHLETES STARTS

REGISTRATION OF ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE INFORMATION STARTS

20TH JANUARY 1ST PAYMENT BY NOCS (50% OF TOTAL AMOUNT) NOCS

22ND MARCH

FINAL ENTRIES BY NUMBER (FINANCIAL COMMITMENT)

NOCS

DEADLINE FOR NOCS TO REGISTER PARTICIPANTS (ENTRIES BY NAME, SPORTS AND DISCIPLINE - LONG LIST)

DEADLINE FOR NOCS TO RETURNING ACCREDITATION FORMS FOR FOREIGN ATHLETES

DEADLINE FOR NOCS TO RETURNING ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE FORMS

24TH MARCH

CHEF DE MISSION MEETING

OCTECHNICAL COMMISSION MEETING

RELEASE OF FIGURES RECEIVED AND CONSEQUENCES THEREOF (CANCELLATION OF EVENTS)

29TH MARCH 2ND PAYMENT BY NOCS (25% OF TOTAL AMOUNT AND DEPOSIT) NOCS

17TH APRIL RELEASE OF LIST WITH ALL THE PARTICIPATING ATHLETE’S NAMES TO ALL THE PARTICIPATING NOCS OC

24TH APRIL DEADLINE FOR NOCS TO MAKE ANY COMMENTS OR OBSERVATIONS REGARDING ELIGIBILITY OR OTHER MATTERS NOCS

1ST MAY GSSE SECRETARY GENERAL COMMUNICATES THE DECISIONS ON ELIGIBILITY OF FOREIGN ATHLETES GSSE SG

8TH MAYFINAL ENTRIES BY NAME OUT OF LONG LIST

NOCSROOMING LIST TO BE RETURNED BY

15TH MAY PAYMENT OF BALANCE BY NOCS DUE NOCS

26TH - 27TH MAYDELEGATION REGISTRATION MEETINGS STARTS

OCACCREDITATION CARDS ISSUED

28TH MAY ARRIVAL OF DELEGATIONS OC

29TH MAY

TECHNICAL MEETINGS (ENTRIES BY NAME MUST BE CONFIRMED) START

OCGENERAL ASSEMBLY

MEDICAL MEETING

OPENING CEREMONY

29TH MAY - 3RD JUNE 17TH GAMES OF THE SMALL STATES OF EUROPE OC

3RD JUNE CLOSING CEREMONY OC

4TH JUNE DEPARTURE OF DELEGATIONS OC

MID - JUNE INVOICES FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES DURING GAMES SENT OUT OC

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1.3 ACCREDITATION PROCESSAll delegations must be correctly registered through the accreditation process in order to par-ticipate in the Games.Registration and accreditation applications for del-egations and competitors should be made on line by the NOCs using accreditation system provided by the Organizing Committee.The Organizing Committee has defined the follow-ing fields for accreditation:

■ First Name ■ Last Name ■ Sex ■ Date of Birth ■ Nationality ■ Role (Athlete, coach, etc.)

■ Discipline/Sport ■ Passport - Number ■ Passport - Authority/Issued by ■ Passport - Expiry Date ■ City of Residence ■ Country of Residence ■ For Foreign Athletes: Official permit of Resi-

dence issued by the National Authority ■ Digital Copy of Passport ■ Digital Photo

For Sport Entries, additional information will be re-quired:

Athletics Personal best (PB), Date of PB, Season Best (SB), Date of SB

Swimming Personal best (PB), Date of PB, Season Best (SB), Date of SB

Judo The degreeShooting Type of gun and model

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1.4 ACCREDITATION CATEGORIES

CATEGORY ROLE ZONE ACCESS SEATING ACCESS

VIP

IOC IOC PRESIDENT

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IOC GUESTS

EOC

EOC PRESIDENT

EOC SECRETARY GENERAL

EOC GUESTS

IF/EF

IF/EF PRESIDENT

1,2,3,4IF/EF SECRETARY GENERAL

IF/EF GUESTS

NOC

NOC PRESIDENT

1,2,3,4NOC SECRETARY GENERAL

NOC ACCOMPANYING GUEST

NOC GUESTS 2

GSSE SECRETARY GENERAL1,2,3,4

GSSE TECHNICAL COMMISSION MEMBERS

HEAD OF STATE

GOV MINISTER OF SPORT 1,2,3,4

GUESTS

TC TECHNICAL COMMISSION MEMBERS INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL DELEGATES 1,2,3,4

WADA OFFICIALS 1, 2

GUESTS 2

OC MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE TECHNICAL DIRECTORS OF EACH SPORT DISCIPLINE 1,2,3,4

CATEGORY ROLE ZONE ACCESS SEATING ACCESS

ACCHEF DE MISSION

1,2,3,4 VIPDEPUTY CHEF DE MISSION

AO TEAM OFFICIALS

1,4AA ATHLETES

J JUDGES & REFEREES

MED MEDICAL STAFF

PRS MEDIA & PRESS 3

VS VOLUNTEER TBD

WKF WORKFORCE TBD

ZONE ACCESS:

1 FIELDS OF PLAY, PREPARATION AREAS, ADMINISTRATION AREA

2 VIP AREA

3 PRESS AND BROADCAST AREA

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1.5 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURESAll NOCs will be requested to provide details of their arrival and departure arrangements using the official Arrival and Departure Form.Arrival and Departure Forms should reach the Or-ganizing Committee by March 21st 2017.All final travel details of participants should be en-tered in the online system of the Games by May 8th 2017.All delegations and accredited members will be welcomed by a representative of the Organizing Committee at one of the two indicated airports - Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport or - Rimini Fed-erico Fellini ( 125 Km o 25 Km).The Chef De Mission, or his/her representatives, of each delegation should arrive 48 hours in advance before the Delegation arrival.

1.6 BOARD AND ACCOMMODATIONAll delegations possibly will be accommodated in San Marino Hotels.The final allocation will be decided once the OC is aware of the exact number of participants of each delegation.The Headquarters of the Games is located at San Marino Stadium Building.The Athletes Village is where all athletes and of-ficials will be able to meet at least twice a day and have lunch and dinner together with the same standard and variety of food for everyone.Breakfast will be served in the respective hotels where the Delegations are accommodated.At the Athletes Village, Lunch and Dinner will be served according to the following timetable:

■ Lunch: 11:30 – 14:30 ■ Dinner: 18:30 – 21:30

Teams with a late ending competition can request, through the Chef de Mission the previous day, an extension until 22:30 with indication of the exact amount of persons that will require late dinner. The

Main dining Centre will be opened on Sunday 27th May at 12 o’clock and will close on Saturday 3rd June at 3:00 p.m. Special arrangements are foreseen on occasion of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. This arrange-ment will be communicated at the DRM.Only participants with proper Accreditation Pass will have access to the Headquarters and those with a meal voucher are allowed to enter the Dining Hall. Meal vouchers can be purchased at the Headquar-ters for €.23,00.All extras at the Hotels (i.e. telephone, meals, mi-ni-bar, drinks, etc.) will be charged to the Delega-tions and the Chefs de Mission will have to settle all the accounts before the delegation’s departure. When checking out, the hotel rooms will be ex-amined jointly by the Chef de Mission and a Hotel Responsible. Any damage caused by a delegation member will be charged and withdrawn from the damage deposit.

1.7 ACCESS CONTROL AND SAFETYIn all competition venues, Headquarters, Main Press Centre, Athletes Village, Dining Hall, access-con-trols will be carried out in order to assure the guar-antee of seats for the accredited persons and the athletes. All accredited persons are requested to have and show their accreditation cards at any time.All guests and NOCs are advised to provide for an adequate insurance policy for the members of their delegations.The Organizing Committee declines any liability and the NOCs are responsible for the behavior of their Delegations.

1.8 HEADQUARTERSThe Headquarters of the Games are located in the San Marino Stadium Building in Serravalle and will be opened for 08:00 a.m. –until 10:00 p.m. They will open on Friday 26th May.It includes:

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■ Service desk ■ NOC mailboxes ■ NOC Office (on request) ■ Transport Center ■ Conference rooms are located in the San Mari-

no Stadium Building or in the Multieventi Sport Domus:

■ Chef de Mission meetings ■ Technical Commission meetings ■ Team meetings (rooms have to be reserved 24

hours ahead in advance) ■ NOC offices will be provided either at the Hotels

or at the Headquarters.

1.9 MAIN PRESS CENTERThe Main Press Centre is located in the San Marino Stadium Building. Additional Press Facilities will be located at venues outside of the San Marino Stadi-um.

1.10 PAYMENT CONDITIONSThe cost for full board and accommodation is €.160,00 per day per person.As foreseen in the GSSE rules, the Host NOC will pay accommodation costs (which will be deducted from the final invoice) for thirty (30) persons per six (6) days.For NOC Presidents & Secretary Generals the Or-ganizing Committee will offer free accommodation as customary. Payments for the Delegation are due as follows:

■ The 1st payment before January 20th, 2017 cov-ering 50% of board & accommodation.

■ The 2nd payment before March 29th, 2017 cover-ing 25% of board

■ The 3rd and final payment before May 15th, 2017 for the settlement.

All extra cost at the hotels must be paid directly to the hotel before the departure.

1.11 DAMAGE DEPOSITA lump sum of €.4.000,00 per NOC as damage de-posit is due with the second payment.In addition a sum of €.2.000,00 as deposit for the vehicles is also due with the second payment.These deposits will be deducted in full from the fi-nal invoice after the Games if there are no claims of damages.Otherwise the deposits remain at the disposal of the Organizing Committee and will be used for pay-ing the costs of the eventual repairs. These costs will be charged with the final invoice after the Games.

1.12 TRANSPORTThe Organizing Committee will provide transport for all athletes, teams and other accredited per-sons.Upon arrival all delegations will be picked up at the Bologna (125 km) or Rimini (25 km) International Airports.Each national delegation will have 1 car and 1 mini-van at their disposal.The Chef de Mission will be responsible for the co-ordination and reasonable use of these vehicles by designated drivers within their team.Shuttle busses for accredited persons will be run-ning between venues. The timetable will be pub-lished in the hotels, at the competition venues, the Dining Hall and the Headquarters. The timetable is adapted to the training and competition schedules.Each person accredited at the Games has also free use of public transport and funicular. The timetables are available in the competition ven-ues, the San Marino Stadium and the Headquarters.Rental car Service during the Games to be provided by TBD. Costs TBD.

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operation from Sunday 28th May till Saturday 3rd of June 2017, for the requirements of all accredited journalists and media during the competition.The Main Press Centre will guarantee working space for all the accredited journalists and will be equipped with photocopiers, printers and internet access

■ Opening hours will be from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.

Press working area with limited service will be lo-cated at each venue.Media will have free use of the Games Transport System.

1.14 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM

TBD

1.15 TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICETBD

1.16 CEREMONIESThe Prologue Ceremony will take place on Sunday on May 28th at – (Location TBD) starting at 8:30 p.m.The Opening Ceremony will take place on Monday 29th May at the San Marino Stadium starting at 9:00 p.m.The Closing Ceremony and Farewell Party will take place on Saturday 3rd June 2017 at 8:00 p.m. (Lo-cation TBD)

1.17 MEDICAL SERVICESA medical care program will be available to all ac-credited individuals free of charge onsite during the games.

Permanent medical teams will be available in cer-tain competition venues; other venues will be cov-ered by a mobile team.Massages tables for NOC medical rooms at the ho-tels (TBD).A Medical Office in charge of coordinating emer-gency measures will be set up from May 29th till the 3rd of June 2017.For individuals who are not covered by the accredi-tation categories the costs of any eventual medical care, whether in cases of emergency or not, will be at the expenses of the patient. The Emergency medical number in San Marino is 118. Hospital is less than 5 Km from the Headquarters (Serravalle Sport Centre).

A Serravalle Sport Centre (Multieventi Sport Domus - San Marino Stadium)

Swimming, Basketball, Volleyball M, AthleticsLocation: 0 km from the HeadquartersShooting (shotgun) - Beach volleyLocation: 1 km from the Headquarters (Serravalle)Cycling Road RaceLocation Rovereta: 2 Km. from Headquarters Cycling Mountain BikeLocation Parco Laiala: 1 Km. from HeadquartersTable TennisLocation FALCIANO: 3 km from the Headquarters (Serravalle)

B San Marino Sport Centre (Fonte dell’Ovo)

Archery, Tennis and Volleyball (W)Location SAN MARINO: 9.5 km from the Headquar-ters (Serravalle Sport Center)

C ACQUAVIVA & BORGO MAGGIORE Sport Venues

Judo, shooting (air pistol/rifle)Location ACQUAVIVA: 9 km from the Headquarters (Serravalle Sport Center)Boules (Raffle and Petanque)Location BORGO MAGGIORE: 6 km from the Head-quarters (Serravalle Sport Center)

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1.18 USEFUL NUMBERS:In case of any urgent needs or emergencies, please find below a list of useful telephone numbers.

■ AMBULANCE 118 ■ POLICE 112 ■ FIREMEN 115 ■ MAIN CENTER TBD ■ GAMES COORDINATOR TBD ■ VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR TBD

1.19 VOLUNTEERS:Micol Rossini coordinates the entire group of vol-unteers. She knows very well all the necessities

that the various athletes, officials and NOCs have during the Games because she participated in some passed editions. The volunteers are very impor-tant for the outcome of good Games and surely, all of them will assist you with great efficiency and tremendous passion. A certain number will be as-signed to each delegation and they will have differ-ent missions, but in case in any moment you need any extra help or assistance, you can contact any volunteer you meet and surely, they will give you the right information. You can easily identify them; they are all dressed with colorful uniforms that are pictured below.

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2 SPORT VENUES / MAPS

ATHLETICSBASKETBALLBEACH VOLLEYBALLSWIMMINGTRAPVOLLEYBALL MEN

ARCHERYTENNISVOLLEYBALL WOMEN

JUDOSHOOTING

BOWLS

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CLUSTER “A” - MAIN CLUSTER (SERRAVALLE)

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CLUSTER “B”

2.1 ARCHERY

FOOTBALL PITCH IN FONTE OVO

Year of construction 2008Dimensions m 100 x 60Surface Artificial grass (Fifa 2 star)Changing rooms FourGalleries seats no. 350

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2.2 ATHELTICS

STADIUM-SPORTS CENTRE

Serravalle Via Rancaglia, 22

Year of construction 1970Redo of the grass surface covering 2000

Rimini tribune seats No. 3300Roofed tribune seats No. 1200Serravalle unroofed tribune seats No. 500Galazzano unroofed tribune seats No. 500

Lighting plant Lux 1200

Playing ground with natural grass of 105 x 68 mlRedo of the grass surface covering with reinforced “LIVE” natural grass in 2009Construction of a new fence – 1st part in 2009Construction of a new fence – 2nd part in 2010

8-lane track for athletics Surface PlastenLighting 800 lux Changing rooms Four



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2.3 BASKETBALL

2.4 BEACH VOLLEYTBD

MULTIEVENTI SPORT DOMUS


GymDimensions m 40 x 20 (12.5 m high)Surface Parquet floorLighting Yes Changing rooms FourFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 1250

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2.5 BOWLS

BOWLS GROUND

Borgo Maggiore Via Ordelaffi, 100

Year of construction 1992

Raffa courts No. 6Volo courts No. 1 (outdoors)Petanque courts No. 6 (outdoors)

Indoor galleries seats no. 300

Dimensions m 31 x 24Surface ResinLighting YesChanging rooms TwoFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 800Parking Yes



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2.6 CYCLING - ROAD RACE

250 m

200 m

150 m

0,0 km 1,0 km 2,0 km 3,0 km 4,0 km 5,0 km 6,0 km 7,0 km 8,0 km 9,0 km

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2.7 JUDO

SCHOOL GYM IN ACQUAVIVA


Dimensions m 40 x 20Surface Parquet floorChanging rooms ThreeGalleries seats no. 200



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2.8 SHOOTING - CLAY TARGET

TRAP STAND SERRAVALLE

Via dei Giacinti, 24


Trap grounds No. 3Skeet grounds No. 2Hunting route

In 2008 construction of the 4th ground and sound-absorbing barrier. Installation of a lead-collecting tarpaulin

Dimensions Three shooting rangesSurface OutdoorLighting YesChanging rooms YesFirst aid YesGalleries Yes

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SHOOTING - AIR PISTOL AND AIR RIFLE

SHOOTING RANGE ACQUAVIVA

Strada Genghe di Atto, 145

Total surface 3,800 sqm approx.Year of construction 1991

Electronic score counting since 2001

In 2009 installation of protection carpets

Dimensions 1) 10m Air pistol/Rifle 24 ranges2) 25 m Pistol 20 ranges3) 50 m Rifle 15 ranges

Surface 1) Indoor 2) and 3) Roofed Changing rooms Two First aid YesGalleries seats no. 80



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2.9 SWIMMING

MULTIEVENTI SPORT DOMUS


PoolDimensions m 50 x 21 8 lanesSurface IndoorLighting Yes Changing rooms TwoFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 1565

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2.10 TABLE TENNIS

SCHOOL GYM IN FALCIANO


Dimensions m 30 x 20Surface Parquet floorChanging rooms TwoFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 80



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2.11 TENNIS

TENNIS CENTRE

Strada di Montecchio, 1 Year of construction 1990

Extra maintenance works: 2004 completion of the building, replaced cover of courts 4 and 5 with two single covers.

Dimensions Central court 44 x 22 mCourts 2 and 3 40 x 20 mCourts 4 and 5 36 x 18 m

Surface Red clay Lighting Central court 1300 luxCourts 2 and 3 900 luxCourts 4 and 5 600 lux Changing rooms Two First aid YesGalleries Central court no. 3,000 seatsCourts 2 and 3 no. 150 seats

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2.12 VOLLEYBALL - MEN

SPORTS CENTRE GYM


Year of restructuration 2001

Playing surface with parquet floor, dimensions 40 x 19 mChanging rooms No. 4 for the athletesChanging rooms No. 2 for the athletes

Lighting plant 800 Lux Metal halide lamps: 400 w and some 250 w

Dimensions 40 x 19 mSurface Parquet floorLighting Yes Changing rooms FourFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 200



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2.13 VOLLEYBALL - WOMEN

CONS GYM

viale Campo dei Giudei

Year of construction 1990Lighting plant 800 Lux installed in 2001Gallery Seats No. 150

Office 44.50 sqm

Dimensions 36 x 18 mSurface Resin Lighting Yes Changing rooms FourFirst aid YesGalleries seats no. 150

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2.14 MAPS / ATHLETES VILLAGE / HEADQUARTERS

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2.15 TRANSPORT/SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE

HOTEL1 GH SAN MARINO - TITANO

LA GROTTA - BELVEDERE DA ROSA - LA ROCCA - CESARE CANTINA DI BACCO

2 JOLI3 SILVANA-VILLA GIARDI4 I-DESIGN5 HOSTARIA DA LINO6 SAN GIUSEPPE7 CROCENZI

8 G.H. PRIMAVERA9 ROSSI10 GASPERONI11 PALACE12 IL MONTE13 IXO14 RESIDENCE SAN MARINO15 DOGANA16 CENTRO VACANZE SAN MARINO17 RIO RE

SPORTA ATHLETICS - SWIMMING

BASKET - VOLLEY M. BEACH VOLLEY

B CLAY SHOOTINGC1 ROAD CYCLINGC2 CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKED TABLE TENNISE BOWLSF TARGET SHOOTINGG JUDO

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The basic plan is to create an efficient bus trans-portation system that will connect hotels, sports venues and the Olympic Park in the shortest period possible. The main hub will be dislocated in Borgo Maggiore, a very centralized zone of the territory. From here, you can get all the connections needed to reach any destination. The maximum time to reach any sports venue is approximately 20 minutes, but the average time will surely be lower. The final plan, with all the details will be estab-lished when all the sports venues and hotels are confirmed.It is important to point out that this system takes into account the safety of the athletes and all the accredited members of the various delegations. In fact, no road crossing is necessary because of the

circular system that has been adopted.In order to simplify the bus connections a dedicat-ed brochure will be distributed to every accredited person, but most of all volunteers in the hotels, on the sports venues and on each bus will give all the needed information.The starting time in the morning and the final trans-portation time at night will be the following:TBD

TRANSPORTATION AT ARRIVAL

Information areas will be organized in the Airport of Rimini and Bologna. From these locations, buses will be organized according to the size of each del-egation, in order to bring them to the assigned ho-tels. The same will be organized for the departure of each delegation.



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3.1 DELEGATION REGISTRATION MEETINGS (DRM)

The DRM will be held between the Chef de Mission (or an official designated in writing by the Chef de Mission) and representatives of the Organizing Committee.The Chef de Mission, or the designated official, should arrive in San Marino on Friday 26th May. DRMs will be held on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th May 2017.During the DRM, the Chef de Mission, or his/her des-ignated official, of each Delegation will confirm:

■ Persons eligible to receive accreditation ■ Sport Entries updates and confirmations ■ Accommodation Allocations ■ Financial Issues ■ General Information ■ Introducing Team Assistants ■ Transport (including Arrivals & Departures in-

formation)

3.2 TECHNICAL MEETINGAn Official Technical Delegate for each sport will be nominated by the International Federation (IF) or the European Federation (EF) to control the compe-titions. He or she will not be a resident of one of the participating countries. The Technical Meetings for each Sport will be coordinated by a Sport Technical Committee composed of:

■ The Official Technical Delegate appointed by the IF/EF

■ The Technical Director of each sport nominated by the Organizing Committee

■ One representative of the GSSE Technical Com-mission

The Technical Meeting will take place as stated in the related sport information. The meeting agenda includes:

■ Organization of Sport according to the Technical Regulations

■ Appointment of Judges/Referees ■ Competition draws, where applied ■ Controlling of Start list and results ■ Training schedule

The Official Technical Delegate of the IF/EF will chair the Technical Committee of each sport.

3.3 MEDALSThe number of medals will be:

■ If three (3) athletes participated in the event, two (2) medals (only Gold & Silver).

■ If four (4) or more athletes participated in an event, three (3) medals - Gold, Silver and Bronze - will be awarded.

For team competition, each member of the three best placed teams who has participated in the tour-nament will receive a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal.For Judo, Table Tennis and Tennis, 2 bronze medals will be awarded in each event where more than 4 athletes and/or teams compete. If there are only four (4) athletes and/or teams competing in an event, a match shall determine the winner of the Bronze medal.Award Ceremonies for each event will be held im-mediately after their respective final at the com-petition venue or at the Medal Plaza at a predeter-mined time that will be communicated in advance.

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In accordance to article 33.1 of the Technical Regu-lations of the Games of the Small States of Europe, it is understood that in order to win a medal in any competition at least one win must be achieved.

3.4 JUDGES AND REFEREESJudges and Referees can be:

■ International Judges and/or Referees recog-nized by the relevant International or Europe-an Federation, entered by name at least six (6) months before the beginning of the Games. These judges and/or Referees are accompany-ing participating countries at their own expens-es;

■ International Judges and/or Referees named by the Organizing Committee.

All International Judges and/or Referees will be integrated in one pool under the responsibility of the Official Technical Delegates of the International Federations nominated for each different sport.

3.5 JURIES OF APPEAL/GENERAL JURY OF APPEAL

A Jury of Appeal will be appointed for each sport during the technical meeting of the sport con-cerned, in accordance with the respective rules and practices. The Jury of Appeal shall decide upon all appeals submitted according to the International Rules of that sport. The Official Technical Delegate of the International Federation/European Federa-tion will chair this Jury.The General Assembly of the GSSE shall designate at the first meeting of the Games two (2) members (and another two (2) substitutes to ensure neutral-ity) to sit on the General Jury of Appeal. These two members, who are completely neutral in the case,

will decide under the chair of the Vice-President of the GSSE on all other types of appeal.

3.6 PROTESTSDisputes shall be resolved in accordance with the International Federation specific Regulations and with the provisions reported in the GSSE Rules and Regulations. All protests must be notified in writ-ten form in English or in French and submitted to the Official Technical Delegate within maximum of (30) thirty-minutes from the moment the results of each event has been officially announced.A fee of EUR 100 must accompany each protest. If the protest is upheld, the fee will be returned to the delegation. If not, it will be kept by the Organizing Committee. For all protests, the official form must be used.

3.7 MEDICAL SERVICESA medical care program covering transportation by ambulance and hospital services will be available free of charge to all accredited individuals during Games time.Permanent medical teams will be available in cer-tain competition Venues; other Venues will be cov-ered by a mobile team.

3.8 AUTHORISATION TO PRACTICE MEDICINE

In accordance with the regulations of the general accreditation process, health professionals should be registered no later than February 28, 2017.Registration forms for the doctors should by pre-sented with a curriculum vitae together with a copy of diplomas and a certificate authorizing them to practice their profession in their country and should be sent to the Organizing Committee.

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3.9 ANTI-DOPINGDoping Control locations specifically designated for tests will be set up in the two Main Sport Centers (Serravalle & San Marino). Samples will be collected at these locations from all selected athletes by the San Marino NADO and will be sent to the WADA accredited Laboratory.All selected athletes will be asked to give a written confirmation of notification and will be accompa-nied by an escort until they arrive at the specific Doping Control location. Athletes to be tested may be accompanied by a Team Official.All participating athletes in the Games shall be screened by their medical teams and written notifi-cation (TUE) of any medications that fall under this category (WADA list of prohibited substances) will have to be listed on an appropriate form that will be

sent to the NOCs, prior to the event, and passed on to the GSSE Organizing Committee 2017.More details on the Anti-Doping part of the Games are in the Anti-Doping Rules for the 17th Games of the Small States of Europe that will be published before the end of 2016.

3.10 INSURANCEAll guests and NOCs are recommended to provide for an adequate insurance policy (health insurance, accident and sickness, third party liability) for the members of their delegations.

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4.1 PRELIMINARY AND FINAL ENTRIES BY NUMBER

Preliminary entries by number concerning the sports and events in which each country will take part, as well as the approximate number of Ath-letes and Officials, making up each delegation, must reach the Organizing Committee at the lat-est six (6) months prior to the Opening date of the Games. Deadline is on 29th November 2016. The entry forms will be dispatched to all NOCs in Sep-tember 2016.

Final entries by number for each sport and event shall be submitted to the Organizing Committee at least two (2) months before the Opening Ceremony of the Games.

The figures received are, according to the Technical Regulations, decisive for the cancellation of sports and disciplines. The consequences thereof, taken by the Technical Commission, will be sent up to fifteen (15) days later to all National Olympic Committees.After this day, all sports and events, conform to the Technical Regulations, will take place in the Games. No cancellation of a competition or event due to in-sufficient entries is allowed after this day.

4.2 ENTRIES BY NAME OF FOREIGN ATHLETES

The Organizing Committee must receive entries by name of all foreign athletes two (2) months before the opening of the Games. Deadline is on 22nd March 2017.After this date no new entry of a foreign athlete, even as a substitute, will be accepted.At that time the Technical Commission verifies the eligibility of each foreign athlete.

Their entries must be accompanied by a declara-tion, signed by the President or Secretary General of the NOC, the relevant National Federation and by the athlete confirming that the eligibility rules of article 4 of the Technical Regulations have been respected. The official permission of residence of each foreign athlete is to be attached to the entry form. Entries without those documents will not be accepted.

The decisions on the eligibility of foreign athletes will be communicated to all NOCs no later than three (3) weeks before the Games, latest on the 8th of May 2017.

4.3 ENTRIES BY NAMEApplications for accreditation as well as athlete’s entry by name (“long list”) for each sport and event shall be submitted to the Organizing Committee at least two (2) months before the Games. Deadline is on the 22nd March 2017.

4.4 FINAL ENTRIES BY NAMEFinal Entries by name for each Sport and for each event (discipline) should be completed using the names entered in the “long list” and must reach the Organizing Committee three (3) weeks before the Games. Deadline is on the 8th of May 2017 at the latest.

Accreditation cards will be issued to those athletes entered in the final entries by name one week be-fore the Games.

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contingent, shall be accepted as substitutes until DRM as long as their names are on the long list.Entries by Name must be confirmed or scratched at the Technical Meeting of each sport, which are to be held at least one (1) day before the start of the competition of a particular sport.

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5.1 ENTRY REQUIREMENTSSan Marino has no customs formalities on the bor-der with Italy, which is in the Schengen Area.Therefore, the nationals of GSSE countries do not need different formality as per Italy territory and Schengen Area members.

5.2 GETTING THERE AND GETTING AROUND

BY CARMotorway A14 Bologna-Ancona; Rimini Sud exitDual Carriageway Rimini-San Marino SS72Motorway A14 Bologna-Ancona; Rimini Nord exitSP “Marecchiese” No. 258

BY TRAINRimini Railway Station(buses from Rimini to San Marino)Call center Trenitalia: from San Marino and Italy - tel. 892021Call center Trenitalia: from abroad - tel. +39 06 68475475www.trenitalia.com

BY PLANEInternational AirportsRimini-San Marino Airport “F. Fellini” 27 kmwww.riminiairport.com

Bologna Airport “G. Marconi” 132 kmwww.bologna-airport

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5.3 WEATHER AND CLIMATE

Climate: Mediterranean; mild to cool winters; warm, sunny summers.The results listed above have been provided by the Meteorological Center of the Republic of San Marino in the person of Nicholas Montebelli

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29/05/2007 14,3 10,9 18 87 14 0 RAIN

29/05/2008 21,9 19 25,2 97 7 5,1 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

29/05/2009 18 12 23 88 14 5,1 RAIN

29/05/2010 21 15 24 95 5 0 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

29/05/2011 19 13 23 83 5 0

29/05/2012 21 14 26 72 7 0

29/05/2013 16 11 20 74 9 0 RAIN

29/05/2014 17 10 21 77 10 0 THUNDERSTORM

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30/05/2007 16,8 13 21 72 10 0 RAIN

30/05/2008 21,1 15,8 25,8 76 13 0 RAIN

30/05/2009 16 8 21 75 8 9,9 RAIN

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31/05/2006 13,9 6,7 18,3 68 14 4,1 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

31/05/2007 17,4 9 22 77 12 0,8 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

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31/05/2011 21 15 25 92 7 0 RAIN

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DATEAVERAGE TEMP. °C

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01/06/2006 15,6 11,5 20 68 14 4,1 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

01/06/2007 18,7 14 24,1 77 12 0,8 RAIN/THUNDERSTORM

01/06/2008 21 15 27 82 10 0

01/06/2009 16 16 17 100 6 32 RAIN

01/06/2010 20 12 25 69 5 0

01/06/2011 21 18 24 92 7 0 RAIN

01/06/2012 24 19 28 72 8 0

01/06/2013 16 15 19 73 10 0

01/06/2014 17 12 21 68 7 0 RAIN/THUNDERSTROM

01/06/2015 21 15 24 87 8 0


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02/06/2007 17,1 12,3 21,3 89 10 0

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02/06/2009 19 15 23 77 8 2 STORM

02/06/2010 21 18 25 85 5 0

02/06/2011 21 17 24 94 7 0

02/06/2012 23 18 27 77 14 0

02/06/2013 18 14 22 78 9 0

02/06/2014 17 10 22 74 9 0

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03/06/2012 24 20 30 65 13 0

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5.4 TIME ZONECentral European Summer Time (GMT +1).Shop opening hours are general-ly from 9:00 until 20.00.

5.5 MONEYThe official currency in San Mari-no is EURO (€).

5.6 ELECTRICITY

Electricity in San Marino is 220V A/C, with the standardized Euro-pean plug (Southern Europe).

5.7 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

San Marino uses the metric sys-tem of weights and measures as common in continental Europe.

5.8 TELEPHONESInternational code for San Mari-no is (378) followed by a six-digit number. From Italy, dial Italian code (0549) before the six-digit number. International calls dial 00.

Emergency telephone numbers: Ambulance .................................118 Police ...........................................113SOS ...............................................112

5.9 INTERNETWith SIM cards provided by the local telephone company all accredited persons and other guests should be well connected through the TBD system.

5.10 LANGUAGES AND RELIGION

The official language is Italian. The majority of the inhabitants are Catholic.

5.11 MEDIA IN SAN MARINO

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5.12 BRIEF HISTORICAL INFORMATION

Capital City: San MarinoGovernment: RepublicFounding of the Republic: 3 September 301Geography: Southern Europe, an enclave in north-east ItalyArea: 61 sq. km.Population: 33.000 inhabitantsNationality: Sammarinese

Ethnic groups: Sammarinese, ItalianAgriculture products: Wheat, grapes, corn, olives, cat-tle, pigs, horses, beef, cheeseIndustries: Tourism, banking, textiles, elec-tronics, ceramics, cement, wineCurrency: Euro (EUR)Main Accepted Credit Cards: Visa, American Express, Euro-card, Mastercard

San Marino Historical Origins and Legends

During the year 257 AD the em-peror Diocletian issued a decree calling for the reconstruction of the city walls of Rimini which were destroyed by Demosthenes, King of the Liburnians. Among the stone cutters and engravers who came from all over Europe, there were two, who came from Dalmatia (and specifically from the Island of Rab now Croatia), and were destined to be remem-bered throughout history: Mari-no and Leo.



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It is not certain if they were searching for employment or were fleeing from some religious persecutions. Shortly after their arrival on Rimini territory, they were sent to Mount Titano to ex-tract and process various types of stone; they remained there for three long years. Later the two companions decid-ed to go their separate ways: Leo decided to remain on Mount Feli-ciano (also called Monte Feretrio or Feltro), digging a cell in the rock and building, with his travel-ling companions, a small oratory in honor of God. The settlement,-thus founded, will later in history take on the name of San Leo. Marino, instead, decided to return to Rimini and remained there for 12 years and 3 months, as narrat-

ed in epigraphs. During this peri-od, he continued to profess his faith and lead a life of penitence. Later, he withdrew to Mount Ti-tano where he founded a small community of Christians. During this period on Mount Titano, it is said that Marino accomplished miracles; such as, healing a Dal-matian sinner possessed by the devil (who was disturbed by the sanctity of Marino). The woman attempted to circumvent him by affirming to be his legitimate wife. Or, the time he is said to have tamed a bear. The most important miracle, however, was the encounter with Verissimo, son of the noblewom-an and widow, Felicissima (or Fe-licity), owner of the territory of Mount Titano. Verissimo disputed

the residence of Marino on his territory and Marino, predicting the menacing intentions of the young man, prayed to the Divine Providence for help. In that very moment, Verissimo fell paralyz-ed in his legs and arms. The moth-er, in her desperation, rushed to the Saint to ask his pardon and to offer him anything he desired. The Saint replied that he had no other desire but their conversion, baptism and a plot of land to rest upon. Felicissima accepted and to express her appreciation and thanks, donated Mount Titano to Marino and all his descendants. Verissimo was healed and all 53 members of the family were converted to Christianity! Marino, ordained Deacon by the Bishop of Rimini, continued his

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life of meditation and prayer and, on September 3rd of perhaps the year 366, he died. This date is solemnly celebrated in the Re-public. This is the synthesis of what is contained in the writings on saints and martyrs by an anonimus of the XII century regarding San Ma-rino (“Vita Sancti Marini”) - the Life of San Marino. It is difficult to determine the difference be-tween truth and legend; however, for certain, we know that Demos-thene, King of the Libernians, nev-er existed and that, if Diocletian ordered the walls of the city of Rimini to be rebuilt, it was not in the year 257. More specific stud-ies date the life of San Marino sometime between 500 and 700 AD. It is also possible that the sto-ry of the life of the Saint was, at least in part, falsified in order to defend the territorial patrimony of the Monastery of San Marino from the attempts to claim the territory by the Bishop of Rimini, Placito Feretrano (parchment of 885 AD where for the first time the name of San Marino has a specific territorial reference). It is certain that the territory

was inhabited even in prehistoric times; however, it is only during the Middle Ages that we have proof of the existence of an or-ganized community. Whatever the truth may be, the legend is most certainly the true expres-sion of the strong desire for in-dependence of the inhabitants of Mount Titano and confirms the evocative image of “the ancient land of liberty”.

Territory of San Marino

In heart of Italy, on the border between the Emilia Romagna and Marche Regions, the Republic of San Marino has an overall exten-sion of just 61,196 square kilo-meters. It is the third smallest country in Europe, immediately after Monaco and Vatican City.

Mount Titano with its three jutting peaks is the symbol of the Coun-try; it marks the beginning of the Tuscan-Romagna section of the Apennines and, with its 749 me-ters over sea level, it is the high-est point in the Country. In effect, the mount has an unusual config-uration as compared to the sur-rounding territory, which is prev-

alently hilly. Actually, it is a large sandy limestone rock, residual of the fragmentation of a large undersea plate over twenty-mil-lion years ago. Other fragments formed mounts, which today are called: Della Verna, Simoncello, Fumaiolo, San Leo. Some mountain streams, begin-ning on Mount Titano, join the main rivers that flow across the San Marino territory; among these: the Marano and the Marec-chia rivers that, after approxi-mately twenty kilometers, flow into the Adriatic Sea: the Marano at Riccione and the Marecchia at Rimini. The lowest point in the Country is Falciano, Municipality of Serravalle, which is only 55 meters above sea level.

The Nine Municipalities

Local government in the Republic of San Marino is organized in nine Municipalities (“Castelli”), corre-sponding to the Italian cities but with more limited powers. The term “Castle” originally re-ferred to the “Castra Subdita” (four ex-Malatesta castles: Fior-entino, Montegiardino, Faetano



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and Serravalle) which became part of the San Marino territories in 1463 and since then are sub-ject to the laws of the Republic and are governed by a “Captain” (Mayor) elected by the Grand and General Council. Later the term «Castle» was extended to other localities existing on Mount Ti-tano - coinciding most of the time with the church parishes. Even today, each district has its Captain of the Castle, corre-sponding to the Mayor of Italian cities. The Captain is in office for two years and his Council for five years. The number of mem-bers of the Councils varies; for districts with more than 2,000 inhabitants, the Council is made up of nine members; for districts with less than 2,000 inhabitants, the Councilors are seven. Lo-cal elections determine Captain as well as the Municipal Council members. The competencies of the local governments are very limited in comparison to similar organs in the Italian political system. They propose to and consult with the Central Government as regards the management of public ser-vices and public works. Moreo-ver, these Municipal Councils are very active in the promotion of cultural, recreational and social events, which involve the local population.

The Municipalities (Castles):

■ City of San Marino, the “Capi-tal” with a population of 4,500 (9 Councilors);

■ Borgo Maggiore, second most important city with a popula-tion of 5,992 (9 Councilors);

■ Serravalle, the highest popu-lated city with 9,394 inhabit-ants (9 Councilors);

■ Domagnano, 2,714 inhabitants (9 Councilors);

■ Fiorentino, with a population of 2,120 (9 Councilors);

■ Acquaviva, with 1,678 inhabit-ants (7 Councilors);

■ Faetano, with 1,081 inhabitants (7 Councilors);

■ Montegiardino, with smallest and least populated city with with 793 inhabitants (7 Coun-cilors);

■ Chiesanuova, with 976 inhabit-ants (7 Councilors).

The Flag of San Marino

The flag of the Republic of San Marino is made up of horizontal stripes, a white top and a bottom in blue. At the center is repre-sented the official emblem, a shield surmounted by a closed crown, a sym-bol of sovereignty. The shield, in which are depicted the three towers symbol of San Marino, is decorated with two branches,

one of laurel and one of oak with golden fruits and joined at the bottom by a silver ribbon bearing the motto Libertas. The civil flag that is exposed by the various “Case di Castello” has the same proportions (3:4), the civic coat of arms in place of the national one in central position and the blue-white horizontal stripes.

Chiesanuova

Serravalle

San Marino

BorgoMaggiore

Acquaviva

Domagnano

Fiorentino Monte-giardino

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6.1 ARCHERYOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Tiro con l’Arco (FSTARCO)Technical Director: Luciano MuccioliWA Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.1.1 ARCHERY COMPETITION

The Archery competition will take place from Wednesday 31st May to Friday 2nd June.

6.1.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE ARCHERY COMPETITIONS

Each country may enter: a maximum number of 3 athletes (host country included) are allowed to be registered into each category of the events.

6.1.3 VENUE AND EQUIPMENT

The archery qualification and preliminary rounds and the finals are held in San Marino Sport Centre (Football Stadium). Target by foam. Digital timing control display.

6.1.4 TECHNICAL MEETING

The Technical Meeting will be held on Tuesday 30th May, at TBD, in the Casa del Calcio Building (San Ma-rino Sport Centre).

6.1.5 EVENTS / CATEGORIES

70 m Round ■ Individual Recurve Men ■ Individual Recurve Women ■ Recurve Men Team ■ Recurve Women Team ■ Recurve Mixed Team

50 m Round ■ Individual Compound Men ■ Individual Compound Women ■ Compound Men Team ■ Compound Women Team ■ Compound Mixed Team

6.1.6 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Archery competitions will be organized in accord-ance with the World Archery Federation (WA) rules,unless there are any other specific modifica-tions stipulated in the GSSE Rules and Regulations.The 70m Round (for Recurve) consists of 72 arrows on the 122 cm target face.

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The 50m Round (for Compound) consists of 72 ar-rows on the 80 cm target face.The Elimination Round are seeded according to their positions in the Qualifying Round, each match consisting of the best of five sets of three arrows for recurve and five ends of three arrows for com-pound.The Team Elimination Round, in which the top teams of three athletes seeded according to their positions as determined by their total score in the Qualification Round, shoot simultaneously a series of matches. Each match for recurve consists of the best of four sets of six arrows (two per athlete) and for compound,it consists of four ends of six arrows (two per athlete) in cumulative score.The Mixed Team Round, in which the top teams com-posed of the top ranked man and the top ranked woman from the same Member Association, are seeded according to their positions as determined by their total score in the Qualification Round. They shoot simultaneously a series of matches. Each match for recurve consists of the best of four sets

of four arrows (two per athlete) and for compoun-dit consists of four ends of four arrows (two per athlete) in cumulative score.

6.1.7 COMPETITOR UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT CONTROL

The Equipment control will be held on Tuesday 30th May during official practice.Dress and equipment must respect WA (Word Ar-chery) Rules.

6.1.8 TRAINING

A training field that will be available to use onMon-day 29th May. The training field is located in TBD. This field, upon request, may be used for training even during the entire week.

Monday 30th May10.00 – 12.00 Practice Field – TBD15.00 – 18.00 Practice Field – TBD

6.1.9 COMPETITION PROGRAM

DAY DATE SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION

DAY 0 TUESDAY 30TH MAY

10.00-12.0015.00-18.00 OFFICIAL PRACTICE

15.00-18.00 EQUIPMENT INSPECTION

17.00-18.00 TEAM MANAGER MEETING

DAY 1 WEDNESDAY 31ST MAY

09.00-09.45 PRACTICE TIME

10.00-13.00QUALIFICATION ROUND 2X70 RECURVE (WOMEN AND MEN)2X50 COMPOUND (WOMEN AND MEN)

15.00-18.00 TEAM ELIMINATIONS (WOMEN, MEN AND MIXED TEAM) RECURVE AND COMPOUND ALL MATCHES 1/8TH UNTIL SEMIFINALS

DAY 2 THURSDAY 1ST JUNE09.00-09.45 PRACTICE TIME

10.00-18.00 RECURVE& COMPOUND (WOMEN AND MEN)1/16TH THROUGH TO SEMIFINALS

DAY 3 FRIDAY 2ND JUNE

09.00-09.45 PRACTICE TIME

10.00-18.00

TEAM MEDAL MATCHESMIXED TEAM MEDAL MATCHESINDIVIDUAL MEDAL MATCHESAWARDS

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6.2 ATHLETICSOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Atletica Leggera (FSAL)Technical Director Athletics: TBDEuropean-Athletics Federation (EAA) Technical Delegate: TBDGSSE Technical Delegate: TBD

6.2.1 ATHLETICS COMPETITION

The athletics competitions will take place Tuesday 30th May, Thursday 1st and Saturday 3rd June 2017.All competitions will take place at the San Marino Stadium in Serravalle. The athletics events will be held in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the International Asso-ciation of Athletics Federations (IAAF), unless there are any other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE Regulations.

6.2.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE ATHLETICS COMPETITIONS

Individual eventsA maximum of two (2) athletes from each country can compete in each individual event.Individual events will take place if at least five (5) athletes are registered on the date of receipt of fi-nal entries.Relay eventsEach country may enter one (1) team composed of a maximum of six (6) athletes for each relay race. Any four (4) athletes among these may be entered for the competition.Relay events will take place if at least four (4) teams are registered on the date of receipt of final entries.

6.2.3 VENUE

All competitions will be held in San Marino Stadium which can seat up to 5.000 spectators.

Track description: ■ 400 m standard 8 lane track tartan, synthetic

surface ■ 2 double runways with 2 landing areas for

Long/Triple Jump ■ 1 runway for Pole Vault ■ 1 landing area for High Jump ■ 1 Shot put circle ■ 1 Javelin runway

Dressing rooms with showers are located in the San Marino Stadium Building.


The Technical Meeting will take place on Monday 29th May San Marino Stadium.Entries by name must be confirmed or cancelled at this meeting. It is possible to substitute an athlete as long as the substitute is already entered in the competition.Each team may be represented by a maximum of two (2) persons. The European Athletics Technical Delegate will preside over the meeting.

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6.2.5 EVENTS

The following disciplines will take place:

MEN WOMEN

100 M 200 M 400 M 800 M 1500 M 5000 M 10.000 M 110 M HURDLES 400 M HURDLES 3000M STEEPLE

LONG JUMP TRIPLE JUMP HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT SHOT PUT (DISCUS) JAVELIN RELAY 100 M MEDLEY RELAY(100/200/300/400)RELAY 4 X 400 M

100 M 200 M 400 M 800 M 1500 M 5000 M 10.000 M 100 M HURDLES 400 M HURDLES

LONG JUMP TRIPLE JUMP HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT SHOT PUT (DISCUS) JAVELIN RELAY 4 X 100 M MEDLEY RELAY(100/200/300/400)RELAY 4 X 400 M

6.2.6 FINAL CONFIRMATION

Team Leaders must confirm at the Technical Meet-ing the names of those competitors who finally will take part.Final start lists will be available on TBD from TBD hrs at the website TBDThe final composition of the relay team and the running order must be submitted to the call room by using the respective form no later than one (1) hour prior to the start of the event.

6.2.7 PRELIMINARY HEATS

Qualification competitions will take place in the fol-lowing manner:a) If the number of registered athletes is between seven (7) and eighteen (18) for the 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 100 m hurdles, 110 m hurdles, 400 m hur-dles and relays, qualification heats will take place.The winners of each heat will qualify for the final along with the athletes that have the best times from all heats.Should the number of athletes entered for the 800 m exceed eight (8) athletes, the Official Technical Delegate will decide how the competition should take place.b) Athletes will be split up into different qualifica-tion heats according to their best performances achieved between 1st January 2016 and 8th May 2017.

c) Regarding all other scheduled competitions, all registered participants will take part in the final. For the long jump, triple jump, javelin throw, discus throw and shot put the best eight (8) athletes will be given three more attempts after the three initial attempts.Cancellations must be received at the athletes call room as follows:

■ Day 1 – May 30th, from 14:30 until 15:00 ■ Day 2 – June 1st, from 15:45 until 16:15 ■ Day 3 – June 3rd, from 12:30 until 13:00

6.2.8 INITIAL HEIGHTS AND PROGRESSION

For the men’s high jump the initial height will be 1,70 m. The bar will be raised by 5 cm each time up to 2,00 m and by 3 cm each time afterwards.For the women’s high jump, the initial height will be 1,45 m. The bar will be raised by 5 cm each time up to 1,65 m and by 3 cm each time afterwards.For the men’s pole vault, the initial height will be 3,60 m. The bar will be raised by 20 cm each time up to 4,40 m, by 10 cm from 4,40 m to 4,80 m and by 5 cm each time afterwards.For the women’s pole vault, the initial height will be 2,40 m. The bar will be raised by20 cm each time up to 3,00 m.; by 10 cm. from 3,00 m. to 3,50 mt. and by 5 cm each time after-wards.

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Requests for initial lower height must be made at the Technical Meeting.For the triple jump final, the board will be installed at 11 m for women and 13 m for men. For the triple jump qualifications, requests for different board (9 m./11 m.) will be considered at the Technical Meeting on athletes Personal Best/Season Best base.

6.2.9 THROWING IMPLEMENTS

The Organizing Committee will provide implements and equipment certified by the IAAF for the athletes. Official Throwing Implements are listed. Personal Implements will also be allowed, providing that:

■ They are readily identifiable and are IAAF certified ■ They are not already on the official list ■ They have been checked in accordance with IAAF Rules and the Technical Delegates´ instructions. ■ They are made available to all other athletes until the end of the Final of the event.

Member teams wishing to have personal implements added to the list must take the implements to the call room for checking according to the timetable below.

TUESDAY 30 MAY15:00 – 16:00 JAVELIN THROW WOMEN

17:30 – 18:00 SHOT PUT MEN

THURSDAY 1 JUNE15:00 – 15:30 (DISCUS THROW MEN)

15.30 – 16.00 (DISCUS THROW WOMEN)

SATURDAY 3 JUNE13:00 – 13:30 JAVELIN THROW MEN

14:30 – 15:00 SHOT PUT WOMEN

6.2.10 VAULTING POLES

Poles must be labeled at both ends of the bag, bearing the name and gender of the athlete and the country.

6.2.11 MARKERS

Athletes will not be allowed to use their own mark-ers. For all throws and jumps (with the exception of high jump) athletes are required to use the mark-ers provided by the Organizing Committee. Athletes can use a maximum of one piece of adhesive tape (provided by the LOC) in the Relay Events while a maximum of one marker in Shot Put/Discus/Ham-mer and two markers in other Field Events will be allowed. For the High Jump, athletes will be pro-vided with adhesive tape. No chalk, powder or pen markers are to be used on any runway or the track.

6.2.12 COMPETITOR UNIFORMS

All participants must wear a uniform of their coun-try, which must comply with the IAAF regulations.The Judges will inspect the athletes’ clothing at the call room and only the official uniforms will be ap-proved for competition as available on EAA website on the day of the Technical Meeting.The athletes are reminded that the eventual lap of honor, medal ceremonies and official post-event in-terviews are part of the competition and therefore the same uniform regulations apply.

6.2.13 ADVERTISING

IAAF Rule 143 and the 2011 advertising regulations will be applied. Clothing and items not conforming will be taped or removed at the call room.

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6.2.14 PERSONAL BELONGINGS

An inspection will be made of any items which the athletes may have in their possession upon enter-ing the call room. The use by athletes of mp3 play-ers, radios, mobile phones, cameras etc. shall not be permitted.Any confiscated items may be retrieved from the call room after the event.

6.2.15 COMPETITION NUMBERS (BIBS)

Each athlete will receive a total of four competi-tion numbers, two for his/her competition vest and one for his/her bag and tracksuit. These numbers must not be cut, folded or obscured in any way. An athlete regardless of how many events he/she par-ticipates in will use the same bib. All athletes must display the numbers on their chest and back, except in the High Jump and Pole Vault where one number only may be worn on either the chest or the back.Relay athletes will display the number on their back and the country code on their chest. All athletes taking part in track events will also be given two adhesive bib numbers. The bib numbers must be fixed to both sides of their shorts or legs.

6.2.16 SPIKES

The spikes on athletes’ shoes will be checked to en-sure they comply with IAAF rule 143. The following maximum spike lengths will be allowed: High Jump and Javelin: no more than 12 mm. All other events: no more than 9 mm.

6.2.17 ORIENTATION VISIT

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6.2.18 WARM UP

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6.2.19 COMPETITION PROCEDURES

Call RoomTeam Leaders must inform all their athletes of the times at which they must report and the proce-

dures to be followed in the call room.Athletes who do not report to the call room may be deleted from the start list and excluded from the event in question and may be excluded from any other event for which they are entered.Once in the call room, their Accreditation Card and their competition number will identify athletes. Call room Officials will check the following in accord-ance with IAAF rule 138:

■ Competition numbers ■ Uniforms ■ Shoes and spikes ■ Bags (identification on and content of) ■ Advertising ■ Personal belongings (video cameras, tape re-

corders, radios, mp3 players, mobile phones, touch pads)

The judges, who will give a receipt to the athlete, will retain all items not authorized by IAAF regula-tions. The athletes will be able to collect such items from the call room after the competition.When the control has been completed, officials will accompany the athletes from the Call Room to the competition venue.

Athlete reporting timesAthletes must report to the Call Room before each event as follows:

EVENT CALL ROOM (MINUTES PRIOR)

ENTRY AREA(MINUTES PRIOR)

RUNNING EVENTS 25 15

HURDLES 30 20

JUMPS & THROWING EVENTS 45 35

HIGH JUMP 45 35

POLE VAULT 75 65

Field EventsEach athlete is allowed a minimum of two practice trials under the supervision of the officials, more if time allows. The athletes will be called to the prac-tice trials in the competition order.

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Track EventsTracksuits shall be placed in baskets at the start and these will be taken to the mixed zone for col-lection after the race.

Starter’s CommandsThe starter’s Commands will be given in English.

Timing and Distance Measurement The official timing will be displayed on the official electronic timing instrument and photo finish cam-eras. For all races of 800 meters or more, the elapsed time will be displayed on electronic timers located at the end of each straight and at the start line of the 200 meters. An electronic starting sys-tem will be used for all races using starting blocks with a false start detection and auto recall system.Visual and Electronic Distance Measuring apparatus will measure all Horizontal Jumps and Throwing Events.

Leaving the Stadium during the competitionAn athlete may only leave the competition area when accompanied by a judge. The intention has to be communicated to the referee. In the High Jump and Pole Vault, athletes who have been eliminated

may leave the competition area through the Mixed Zone after the completion of a height, they are ac-companied by a Judge.

Leaving the Stadium after the competitionAfter the competition, athletes leave immediately through the Mixed Zone, where a judge will accom-pany them. The clothing baskets will be brought to the Mixed Zone.

Drinking stationsWater will be provided in the Mixed Zone and other zones TBD

6.2.20 TRAINING PROGRAM AND VENUES

All the training sessions will be held at the San Ma-rino Stadium in Serravalle. For Discus and Hammer Throw instead, the training sessions will be held on the Serravalle B Field.The venue will be available from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 a.m. and from 2:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.During the training sessions, it is also possible to use the indoor track and some specific weight equipment that are located under the stands of the San Marino Stadium.

6.2.21 COMPETITION SCHEDULE

DAY 1 – May 30, 2017

RUN EVENTS JUMP EVENTS THROW EVENTS

100 HURDLES W – HEATS

110 HURDLES M – HEATS HIGH JUMP M – FINAL JAVELIN W – FINAL

100 M W – HEATS

100 M M – HEATS LONG JUMPW – FINAL SHOT PUT M – FINAL

800 W – FINAL

800 M – FINAL

400 M W – HEATS

400 M M – HEATS

5000 M M – FINAL

10.000 M W – FINAL

100 M W – FINAL

100 M M – FINAL100-200-300-400 RELAY W FINAL100-200-300-400 RELAY M FINAL

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DAY 2 – June 1, 2017


400 HURDLES W – FINAL

400 HURDLES M – FINAL POLE VAULT W – FINAL

200 M W – HEATS

200 M M – HEATS LONG JUMP M – FINAL SHOT PUT W – FINAL

1500 W – FINAL

1500 M – FINAL HIGH JUMP W – FINAL DISCUS M – FINAL

3000 ST W – FINAL

3000 ST M – FINAL

400 M W – FINAL

400 M M – FINAL

DAY 3 – June 3, 2017


100 HURDLES W – FINAL

110 HURDLES M – FINAL TRIPLE JUMP W – FINAL JAVELIN M – FINAL

200 M W – FINAL

200 M M – FINAL TRIPLE JUMP M – FINAL DISCUS W – FINAL

5000 W – FINAL

10.000 M – FINAL POLE VAULT M – FINAL

4X100 W – FINAL

4X100 M – FINAL

4X400 W – FINAL

4X400 M – FINAL

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6.3 BASKETBALLOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Pallacanestro (FSP)Technical Director: Michele LanciFIBA Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.3.1 BASKETBALL COMPETITION

The Basketball Tournaments will take place from Tuesday 30th May to Saturday 3rd June.All competitions (Men & Women) will be played in accordance with the rules and regulations of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), unless there are other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE Technical Rules and Regulations.

6.3.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE BASKETBALL COMPETITION

Each country may enter one (1) men team and one (1) women team of a maximum of twelve (12) play-ers.


Competitions will take place at the following Venue:

■ Men – Multieventi Sport Domus (Serravalle) ■ Women – Multieventi Sport Domus (Serravalle)

or TBC

The Multieventi Gym hall can seat up to 600 spec-tators. The floor surface is a wooden sports floor (Tarkett).Balls: Molten GG 6 (women) and GG7 (men) TBCChanging rooms: 4 changing rooms located in the Multieventi Sport Domus Gym Hall.


The Technical Meeting will be held at the Multieventi Sport Domus on TBD.The FIBA Official Technical Delegate will chair the meeting.

6.3.5 TOURNAMENTS

If more than six teams participate, the tournament will be played in two groups; A and B, with prelim-inaries, semi-finals, finals and final classification. The teams are to be placed in a “serpentine” way ac-cording to the classification of the previous Games. If six or less teams participate, the tournament will be played in one group on a “round robin” basis.

6.3.6 POINTS

■ Two (2) points will be awarded to the winner of a match.

■ One (1) point will be awarded to the loser of a match.

■ No (0) points to the team that forfeits the match.


All participants must wear the uniform of their country, which must comply with the FIBA rules and GSSE Rules and Regulations.

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Each team must have two (2) sets of uniforms, each one in a different color.Teams must present their uniforms (colors) at the Preliminary Inquiry.

6.3.8 TRAINING SCHEDULE

29-MAG

TRAINING A1 14.30 DOMUS




TRAINING B1 17.30 DOMUS


TRAINING SAN MARINO 19.00 DOMUS

30-MAG








31-MAG








01-GIU








02-GIU

TRAINING 4A 8.30 DOMUS

TRAINING 3B 9.15 DOMUS






03-GIU

TRAINING LOSER GAME 11 8.30 DOMUS

TRAINING LOSER GAME 12 9.15 DOMUS

TRAINING WINNER 11 10.00 DOMUS

TRAINING WINNER 12 10.45 DOMUS

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GROUP A GROUP B

A-1 B-1

A-2 B-2

A-3 SAN MARINO

A-4

DATE GAME TIME LOCATION

30-MAG 1 A-1 A-2 14.30 SPORT DOMUS

2 A3 A4 17.00 SPORT DOMUS

3 B1 SAN MARINO 19.30 SPORT DOMUS

31-MAG 4 A-1 A-3 14.30 SPORT DOMUS


6 SAN MARINO B2 19.30 SPORT DOMUS

01-GIU 7 A-2 A-3 14.30 SPORT DOMUS


9 B1 B2 19.30 SPORT DOMUS

02-GIU 10 4A 3B 14.30 SPORT DOMUS

11 1A 2B 17.00 SPORT DOMUS

12 1B 2A 19.30 SPORT DOMUS

03-GIU 13 3B 3A 12.00 SPORT DOMUS

14 LOSER GAME 11 LOSER GAME 12 15.30 SPORT DOMUS

15 WINNNER GAME 11 WINNER GAME 12 17.30 SPORT DOMUS

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6.4 BOWLSOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Sport Bocce (FSSB)Technical Director: Claudio Gasperoni FIB Official Technical Delegate: TBDFIB Official Technical Delegate: TBDGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.4.1 BOWLS COMPETITION

The bowls competitions will take place in the Boc-ciodromo Federale Borgo Maggiore.Bowls competitions will take place according to the rules fixed by the World Confederation of Bowls Sport (CMSB), by the FIB, FIPJP, CBI and the GSSE technical rules, except for specific modifications in-cluded in the present regulations.

6.4.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE BOWLS COMPETITION

Each country can register two (2) athletes for each event (Raffle, Lyonnais and Petanque), with a maxi-mum of six (6) athletes per country.The bowls competitions will only be maintained, if, on the date of receiving all preliminary entries on TBD, at least 3 countries have entered for each event.Bowls competitions will only take place, if, on the Time Limit date of receiving the number of entries five (5) athletes from three (3) different countries have registered.Participation will be confirmed during the technical meeting (TBC).


Bocciodromo capacity:2 «terraced» galleries seating 501 «lateral» gallery seating 70For the finals: 250 spectators

Raffle facilities:6 playing areas 26.5 m long x 4 m wide6 playing areas 1 to 6 for Raffle4 playing areas 1 & 2 for Petanque

Material:Fine gravel will be used for Petanque

Training zone: 2 playing areas will be provided

Changing room:2


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6.4.5 COMPETITION EVENTS

■ Raffle Single Men ■ Raffle Team Men ■ Raffle Single Women ■ Raffle Mixed Team M+W ■ Petanque Single Men ■ Petanque Team Men ■ Petanque Single Women ■ Petanque Mixed Team M+W

6.4.6 COMPETITION RULES

Draw and composition of groupsA draw to establish groups will take place during the technical meeting.Tournaments will be played in two groups (A and B). Each country may only have one representative per group. Organizers have the right to choose the times and contests for a group, in accordance with the rules of the Confédération Mondiale de Sport Boule (CMSB).Organizers also have the right to change, if neces-sary, the times of contests, upon approval of the CMSB Technical Delegate.

OrganisationIf only five (5) competitors are registered, a rota-tion system will apply (tournament with only one (1) group).Each competitor will play against the other com-petitors in succession, in order to obtain a ranking from first to fifth place.In each group, each competitor will play against all the other competitors in succession, in order to es-tablish a ranking.

Petanque tournamentThe tournament will be organized in two groups if there are at least six (6) competitors; there will be one group only if there are only five (5) compet-itors. In both cases, the tournament will follow a rotation system.Each competitor will play against the other com-petitors in succession, in order to obtain a ranking from first to last.

Matches will follow on, and each competitor will be given a fifteen minute break between two contests.All matches will be played on the basis of a 13 point score.For ranking purposes, one (1) point will be awarded to the winner and no (0) points to the loser at the end of each game.Access to the semi-finals will be granted according to the group’s ranking.In the event of a draw, the total points of the match-es play will be taken into account.Should a draw occur, the difference in points (goal-average) in all matches will be taken into con-sideration. Should a draw still exist, FIPJP rules will be applied.The semi-final will be elimination match plays, ac-cording to the same criteria as for the groups: the winner of group A will play against the second of group B and the winner of group B will play the sec-ond of group A.The finals will take place following the same sys-tem.The winners of the two semi-finals will compete for the final; the losers will play for 3rd and 4th places.The subsequent places will be awarded according to the ranking obtained in the groups.In the event of a draw, the goal average will be tak-en into account.Should a tournament be played with only one group, semi-finals and finals will not take place. The total number of points will determine final ranking.In the event of a draw, the same procedure as above will apply.

Rafle tournamentThe tournament will be organized in two groups if there are at least six (6) competitors; there will be one group only if there are only five (5) competi-tors.In both cases, the tournament will follow a rotation system. Each competitor will play against the other competitors in succession, in order to obtain a rank-ing from first to last.Matches will follow on, and each competitor will be

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given a fifteen minute break between two contests. All matches will be played on the basis of a 12 point score without any time restrictions.For ranking purposes, one (1) point will be given to the winner and zero (0) points to the loser after each contest. Access to semi-finals will be granted on the basis of the group’s ranking.In the event of a draw, the total points of the match-es play will be taken into account.If a draw still exists, the goal average for all match-es will be taken into account.The semi-final will be elimination match plays, ac-cording to the same criteria as for the groups: the winner of group A will play against the second of group B and the winner of group B will play the sec-ond of group A. The finals will take place following the same system.The winners of the two semi-finals will compete for the final; the losers will play for 3rd and 4th places. The subsequent places will be awarded according to the ranking obtained in the groups.In the event of a draw, the goal average will be tak-en into account.Should a tournament be played with only one group, semi-finals and finals will not take place. The total number of points will determine final ranking.In the event of a draw, the same procedure as above will apply.

6.4.7 Training Programme

The playing areas will be available for training ac-cording the following schedule. The time slot must be requested at least one day before and must be made to the Technical Director of the sports event.

Monday May 29, 20179:00 – 12:00 14:00 – 18:00

From Tuesday May 30, 2017 to Friday June 2, 20179:00 – 12:00

6.4.8 Competition Programme

Tuesday May 30, 2017:2:00 p.m. 1st Round Raffle Single Men8:00 p.m. 1st Round Raffle Single Women

Wednesday May 31, 2017:2:00 p.m. 1st Round Petanque Single Women8:00 p.m. 1st Round Petanque Single Men

Thursday June 1, 2017:2:00 p.m. Petanque Team Men8:00 p.m. Raffle Team Men

Friday June 2, 2017:2:00 p.m. Petanque Mixed Team Event8:00 p.m. Raffle Mixed Team Event

Saturday June 3, 20179:00 a.m. Raffle Men Bronze Medal Event Raffle Women Bronze Medal Event

10:00 a.m. Petanque Men Bronze Medal Event Petanque Women Bronze Medal Event

14:00 p.m. Final Raffle Men Final Raffle Women

15:00 p.m. Final Petanque Men Final Petanque Women

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6.5 CYCLINGOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Ciclismo (FSC)Technical Director Road: Vittorio OrsoliniTechnical Director MTB: Manuel MenicucciUCI Official Technical Delegate Road: TBCUCI Official Technical Delegate MTB: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.5.1 COMPETITIONS

■ Time trial: Tuesday 30th May / start at TBD for Women / start at TBD for Men.

■ Road Race: Thursday 1st June / start at TBD. ■ Mountain Bike: Saturday 3rd May / start at TBD

for Women / start at TBD for Men.

The competitions will take place under the present UCI rules, unless there are any other specific mod-ifications stipulated in the GSSE technical rules and regulations.

6.5.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE CYCLING COMPETITIONS

For the cycling competitions (road and MTB, men and women) each country may enter ax. 20 ath-letes, i.e. five (5) men road, five (5) men MTB, five (5) women road, five (5) women MTB, but only four (4) will participate in each event, with the exception of San Marino, who is allowed to enter and partici-pate with eight (8) athletes per competition.The Organizing Committee, as mentioned in chapter 1.2 “Key Dates and Deadlines”, must receive regis-tration. The report of the achieved results (previous year and running season) must be attached. The

delegation leader will confirm the final registration for the time trial and the road race on Monday 29th May, immediately after the official observation of the racing course. In accordance with the UCI reg-ulations the delegation leader will have to present the licenses and the racing dresses for a check at the same time.The registration for the Mountain Bike competition takes place after the technical meeting on Monday 29th May in n the Casa del Calcio Building (San Mari-no Sport Centre)

6.5.3 VENUES ROAD RACE AND INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL

Start and finish of the road race and the individual time trial will be in San Marino Sport Centre. Show-ers and dressing rooms are available at the venue.The road will be closed for the regular car traf-fic. Only exceptions are made for: residents, pub-lic transport and service vehicles (in race direction only).

6.5.4 THE RACE PROFILES

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Elevation difference: TBCStart TBD km – Meters above the sea level: TBCMen: TBD rounds / km – Total distance: km TBC Women: TBD rounds / km – Total distance: km TBC

Individual Time trialStart TBD m – meters above the sea level TBCMen: TBC rounds of TBD km – Total distance: TBD km Women: 1 round of TBD km – Total distance: TBD km

6.5.5 VENUE MOUNTAIN BIKE

The Mountain Bike competition will take place in Montecarlo park area, around 2 km from the San Marino Sport Centre.The cross country circle course leads main-ly through forest and meadows. In case of rainy weather there might be heavy ground and slippery passages. The circle course is off the regular road traffic and restricted to the race only. Showers and dressing rooms are at the venue.Length of TBD round of circuit: TBD km Elevation difference per round: TBDMen: TBD rounds at TBD km – total distance km TBDWomen: TBD rounds at TBD km – total distance km TBD

6.5.6 TECHNICAL MEETINGS

Road Race and Individual Time TrialThe technical meeting with the race officials and the technical delegates for the road race will take place immediately after the official road obser-vation on Monday 29th May at the Casa del Calcio Building (San Marino Sport Centre). On the occasion of this meeting which will be presided by the UCI Official Technical Delegate, the particularities of the course and the competition regulations will be sub-ject of the discussion.

Mountain BikeThe technical Meeting with the jury and the techni-cal delegates for the Mountain Bike race will take

place immediately after the official observation of the course on Wednesday 31st May at the Casa del Calcio Building (San Marino Sport Centre).

6.5.7 INSCRIPTION / CHECK OF THE EQUIPMENT

The registration for the respective event will take place 30 minutes before the start. At the same time the equipment will be checked. Admitted is only material according to the UCI regulations. Hel-mets must be worn in all cycling events.

6.5.8 RACE NUMBERS / CHIPS

During registration procedure each rider will re-ceive the number/chip for the respective event. The numbers must not be cut, folded or changed in any way.

6.5.9 TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Each national delegation will have 2 mini-vans at their disposal. One of them is thought to be used by the cycling team of each delegation. Therefore the van is only supplied with one seating row in the back to gain more storage space.At the competition this van will be used as accom-panying vehicle for the nation. Only for the race, the OC can supply upon request experienced drivers for these accompanying vehicles. Each team is re-sponsible on their own for material and technical support. To equip this van with radio control, the car must be handed over at least two hours before the start of the competition.In addition, the organizer provides one (1) neutral vehicle with the necessary technical equipment and technically qualified staff.For the time trial, an accompanying motorcycle is assigned to every rider. Maintenance positions can be placed in the designated zones.An own box (material storage) will be assigned to each nation and for all three (3) competitions in the start/finish area.

6.5.10 REFRESHMENTS

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the road race and the Mountain Bike competition in the designated areas.For safety reasons it is strictly prohibited to hand over beverages via the accompanying vehicles. No refreshments are allowed during the individual time trial.

6.5.11 INFO-SERVICE

All necessary information will be transmitted by wireless sets and by loud-speakers in English and Italian. The accompanying vehicles are connected via radio-tour.

6.5.12 TEAM CLASSIFICATION

For the team scoring the following results per na-tion will be considered:For the team classification in the road race and MTB race, the times realized by the three best placed cy-clists of each country will be added up. The team realizing the best (lowest) time in total will be de-clared winner.Teams with less than three (3) competitors will not be scored.Each nation may enter in total four (4) athletes at maximum for the team competition, except the or-ganizing committee, who is allowed to enter eight

(8) athletes. The four athletes to be scored for the team competition have to be named by the organiz-ing committee in advance.

6.5.13 TRAINING SCHEDULE / INSPECTION OF THE RACE CIRCUIT

Road Race and Individual Time Trial:The official observation of the racing course will take place on Monday 29th May at TBD. It will be started at the start and finish line. The Official Tech-nical Delegate of the UCI will then present the rac-ing course for the individual time trial and the road race.Further trainings can be organized individually, but the roads will only be closed for the regular traffic during the official races.

Mountain Bike:The official observation of the mountain bike rac-ing course will take place on Wednesday 31st May at TBDMeeting point will be at the Start/Finish area in San Marino Sport Centre. The Official Technical Delegate of the UCI will also present the course.The course can be used for training from Monday 29th May. No exclusive use; the circuit is closed only for the official races.

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6.6 JUDOOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Lotta-Pesi-Judo-d.a. (FSLPJ-DA)Technical Director: Fabien GennariIJF Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.6.1 JUDO COMPETITION

The Judo competitions will take place in the Ele-mentary School Gym of Acquaviva.The individual tournament will take place on Wednesday 31st of May and the team tournament on Friday 2nd of June.Competitions will take place in accordance with the rules laid down by the International Judo Federation (IJF), except for any specific modifications stipulat-ed in the GSSE Rules and Regulations.

6.6.2 PARTICIPATION

Each country may enter one athlete per weight cat-egory. Athletes will be selected in accordance with the GSSE rules.At least three judokas must be registered per cate-gory for the contests to take place.Specific provisions will be made according to the number of athletes that are registered in each cat-egory.


Spectator Capacity: 400 peopleTatami: 2Training zone: Next to the main TatamiChanging room: 1 for each gender / 1 Room for Physiotherapy/massages


A Technical meeting will be held on Thursday 30thof May at 2:30 p.m., at Multieventi Sport Domus. The meeting will be presided over by the Official Techni-cal Delegate of the IJF.

6.6.5 REFEREES MEETING

On Thursday 30th of May 2017, following the Tech-nical Meeting, the Referees will have their briefing at Multieventi Sport Domus.

6.6.6 WEIGHT CATEGORIES

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM TOURNAMENT

MEN WOMEN MEN WOMEN

-60 KG -48 KG -66 KG -52 KG

-66 KG -52 KG -81 KG -63 KG

-73 KG -57 KG -100 KG -78 KG

-81 KG -63 KG

-90 KG -70 KG

-100 KG -78 KG

+100 KG +78 KG

6.6.7 ORGANIZATION CONTESTS

One (1) Referee will be appointed for each fight. Two Referees will assist him with the Referee observer and the Care System.

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The IJF Official Technical Delegate makes the pool. Tournaments will take place using the Double Repe-chage or Pool System.A Golden Score will apply for the individual tourna-ment in the event of the same amount of technical results and shidos for the both competitors. The Golden Score have no time limit. The first score or the first penalty will finish the fight.

6.6.8 RESPONSIBILITY OF THE NOCS

Medical CertificateA medical certificate or form is not required for Judo competitors. Competitors will take part in the events under the total responsibility of their Nation-al Olympic Committee.

Competitor BehaviorNOCs are responsible for the general behavior of their competitors with regard to the organizers.

AdministrationAccreditation must be shown at the official weigh-in and before each fight.

6.6.9 WITHDRAWAL DUE TO INJURY

If the Athlete is, due to injury, no longer capable to take part in the competition, the Referees and Judg-es have to decide after the following clauses:1. If the injury is in the responsibility of the injured competitor, he loses the contest.2. If the injury is in the responsibility of the uninjured competitor, the uninjured competitor loses the con-test.3. If the cause of the injury is not attributable to ei-ther of both, the competitor who is no longer capa-ble to take part in the competition loses the contest.The competitor responsible for the injury will no longer be able to take part in the repechage.Should a competitor withdraw from a contest, he/she will not be able to enter any other contest.A contestant who loses a contest due to injury may continue the competition if in agreement with the Coach and Medical Staff.

6.6.10 IJF REFEREE COMMISSION

The commission is not a commission of appeal. In the event of problems, Referees may consult the commission.Under no circumstance may competitors or repre-sentatives of their delegation consult the commis-sion. No protest against a Referee’s decision will be accepted.

6.6.11 JUDOGI CONTROL

a. Approved judogi: Competitors should wear an IJF approved judogi supplied by one of the following manufacturers: (TBD)

b. Judogi Control: It will be operated with a sokuteiki by IJF Education Commission prior to the fight. Ju-dogi must have an IJF Official Label “APPROVED JU-DOGI” with an optical code which cannot be falsified. The label will be controlled with an optical lamp. Each of the competition clothing articles (jacket, trousers and belt) must have an IJF official label.

6.6.12 BACK NUMBERS

Each competitor is obliged to have sewn on the back of his judogi a back number bearing his sur-name and his National Olympic Committee abbrevi-ation. The back numbers must be fixed horizontally and centered on the back of the judogi. They must be placed at a distance of 3cm from the bottom of the collar. The back number can only be ordered from www.ijfbacknumber.com or www.myback-number.com. The Organizing Committee will furnish the change-able lower part (Competition name/advertising) from the back numbers.

6.6.13 WEIGH–IN

Competitors will be weighed on the actual day of the competition. Athletes must report to the weigh-in with their accreditation card.

Individual Tournament:Time of the unofficial weigh-in: Tuesday 30th May, from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

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Time of the official weigh-in: Tuesday 30th May, from 6:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.The weigh-in will take place at the Elementary School Gym at Acquaviva.The weight of competitors must comply with the category in which they are registered. They will only be able to report once to the official weigh-in. should any athlete arrive late for the official weigh-in, they will not be able to take part in the compe-tition.

Team Tournament:Time of the unofficial weigh-in: Thursday 1st June from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.Time of the official weigh-in: Thursday 1st June from 6:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.The weigh-in will take place at the Elementary School Gym at Acquaviva.

Individual and Team Tournament:Random weight checks with the same rules as the official weigh-in can be organized before the first contests in the morning of the competition. The weight of the athlete cannot be more than 5% higher (without Judogi) than the official maximum weight limit of the category.The weight of competitors must comply with the category in which they are registered.They will only be able to report once to the official weigh-in. should any Athlete arrive late for the of-ficial weigh-in, they will not be able to take part in the competition.

6.6.14 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT

The Individual Tournament will take place on Wednesday 31st of May.At least three judokas must be registered per cate-gory for the contest to take place.Competitions will take place using a double repe-chage system if there are six competitors or more. Specific provisions will be made according to the number of Athletes registered per category. In the event of five or less competitors, contestants will compete against each other.

6.6.15 TEAM TOURNAMENT

The Team Tournament will take place on Friday 2nd of June.

6.6.16 TEAM ENTRIES

Each Federation member may nominate one Wom-en’s team and one Men’s team.The team will comprise three judokas from the dif-ferent weight categories. The team may also pro-vide three substitutes, one for each weight catego-ry.In order to be represented, a team must comprise at least two competitors able to participate in two different weight categories, as stipulated in the IJF rules.If there are less than six (6) teams, Annex 2 of the International Judo Federation, Sports and Organiza-tion Rules (regulations related to specific competi-tions with a low number of competitors) will apply.In the event of five or less teams, the teams will compete against each other.

6.6.17 CONTEST DURATION

The contest duration will be five minutes for men and four minutes for women.

6.6.18 DRAW

The draw will take place after the Technical Meet-ing that will be held on Thursday 30th of May, at Multieventi Sport Domus. The two finalists of the previous Games will be seeded.

6.6.19 SCORING SYSTEM

The scoring system is based on the rules of IJF.

6.6.20 TEAM CONTEST RULES

A match always finishes with a decision – no Hiki-wake. If at the end of the contest there is no dif-ference of at least 1 Yuko or 1 Shido between the two competitors, the contest should continue into Golden Score without time limit.The winning team will be designated according to

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the number of fights it has won.If an equal number of fights have been won, the result will be determined by the total number of points scored (both wins and loses).Should the number of wins and points be the same, one contest that has been declared as a draw will be replayed with Golden Score if necessary.

6.6.21 TRAINING PROGRAM

One hour slots can be reserved for each delegation from Monday 29th, Tuesday 30th of May and Thurs-day 1st of June from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.Should participants wish to practice on the day of their arrival, training slots may be arranged. In or-

der to do so, delegations should make a reservation with the Organizing Committee prior TBD.


Individual TournamentWednesday, 31st of May 2017TBD

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6.7 SHOOTINGOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Tiro a Segno (AIR RIFLE/PISTOL) Federazione Sammarinese Tiro a Volo (SHOTGUN)Technical Director Air Rifle/Pistol: Roberto TamagniniTechnical Director Shotgun: TBCISSF Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.7.1 SHOOTING COMPETITIONS

The Shooting competitions will take place from Tuesday May 30 until Thursday June 1, 2016.

6.7.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE SHOOTING COMPETITIONS

Each country may enter a maximum of two (2) ath-letes for each individual event.In case there is not a sufficient number of com-petitors entered for a women’s or a men’s event, the competition will be open for men and women together. In such a case, in each event, each partic-ipating country may enter a maximum of two (2) competitors, who could be either two (2) men or two (2) women, or one (1) man and (1) woman.

6.7.3 VENUES AND EQUIPMENT

Air Rifle and Air Pistol competitions will take place at the Shooting Stand in Acquaviva; 9 km from the Serravalle Sport Centre.Trap, Double Trap and Skeet competitions will take place at the Shooting Range in Serravalle; 2 Km from the Serravalle Sport Centre.All ranges comply with the ISSF (International

Shooting Sports Federation) technical specifica-tions.The Air Pistol, Air Rifle stands will be operated with TBD electronic target systems. An air tank for filling is provided on the premises. Changing rooms and Shotguns/Rifles/Pistols Armory are available for all participants at the Shooting Stands and Range.


The Technical Meeting will be held on Tuesday May 30, 2016 at 4:00 p.m., at the Shooting Stand of Ac-quaviva for the Air Rifle and Pistol competition. For the Shotgun – Clay Target competition it will be held on Monday May 29, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. at the Shoot-ing Range in Serravalle.The ISSF Official Technical Delegate will chair the meeting.

6.7.5 EVENTS / CATEGORIES

■ Trap (Men & Women) ■ Skeet (Men & Women) ■ Double Trap (Men) ■ Air Pistol (Men & Women) ■ 10m Air Rifle (Men & Women) ■ 10m Air Pistol (Men & Women)

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6.7.6 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Competitions will take place in accordance with the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) rules, unless there are any other specific modifica-tions stipulated in the GSSE Rules and Regulations.

Air Pistol and Air Rifle men’s events: 60 shots qualification + final (8 shooters)Air Pistol and Air Rifle women’s events: 40 shots qualification + final (8 shooters)Skeet men event: 125 clays qualification + finals (6 shooters)Trap men event: 125 clays qualification + finals (6 shooters)Trap women event: 75 clays qualification + finals (6 shooters)Double men event: 150 clays qualification + finals (6 shooters)

6.7.7 SPORT EQUIPMENT CONTROL

The guns and equipment control will be conducted during all trainings and competitions days.

Guns Importation and Customs Clearance:All competitors must present to the Italian cus-toms upon arrival at Bologna or Rimini Airport as per EU rules.

Storage of Guns and Ammunition:Storage of guns and ammunition will be at the Shooting Range and Stand for all the competitors. No Air Pistols/Rifles and Shotgun must be left at the Hotels.

Time Event VenueTBD

6.7.8 PROTESTS

All results protests must be submitted within a maximum of ten (10) minutes after the preliminary scores are posted on the Main Scoreboard. The time when the scoring Protest Time ends must be shown on the Main Scoreboard, immediately after

the posting has been completed.Any written protests must be notified in writing in English or in French and be submitted to the Of-ficial Technical Delegate of the ISSF within twenty (20) minutes after the end of the round in which the incident is alleged to have occurred. For further details, see Art. 6.0.3 regarding the general infor-mation and common rules for all sports.

6.7.9 SCHEDULE

SHOTGUN – CLAY TARGET

Monday – May 29, 20169:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Pre Event Training Trap – Double Trap – Skeet

Tuesday – May 30, 20169:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. – Trap Women 75 targets10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. – Trap Men 75 targets12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Trap Final Women2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Skeet Men 75 targets

Wednesday – May 31, 20169:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. – Trap Men 50 targets10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. – Trap Men Final11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Skeet Men 75 targets1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. – Skeet Men Final2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. – Training Double Trap

Thursday – June 1, 20169:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. – Double Trap 150 targets12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Double Trap Final

AIR RIFLE – PISTOL:

Tuesday – May 30, 20169:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Equipment Control and Training2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. – Equipment Control and Training3:15 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – PET Official Training P10 Men4:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – PET P10 Women5:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. – PET C10 Men6:15 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. – PET C10 Women

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Wednesday – May 31, 20169:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. – Air Pistol Men11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Final Air Pistol Men3:00 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. – Air Pistol Women4:50 p.m. – 5:35 p.m. – Final Air Pistol Women

Thursday – June 1, 20169:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. – Air Rifle Men11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Final Air Rifle Men3:00 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. – Air Rifle Women4:50 p.m. – 5:35 p.m. – Final Air Rifle Women

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6.8 SWIMMINGOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Nuoto (FSN)Technical Director Swimming: Bruno Gennari LEN Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.8.1 SWIMMING COMPETITION

The swimming competition will take place from Tuesday 30th to Friday June 2nd JuneSwimming competitions will take place in accord-ance with the International Swimming Federation (FINA) rules, unless there are any other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE technical rules and regulations.The GSSE competition is approved by the FINA as an event where swimmers can achieve a qualifying time for the World Championships.

6.8.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE SWIMMING COMPETITION

Each country may enter

■ Two (2) Athletes for each individual event. ■ One (1) Team for each relay event.

6.8.3 VENUE

All swimming events will take place at the indoor swimming pool at the Multieventi Sport Domus in SerravalleThe Swimming Pool at the Multieventi Sport Domus has the following facilities:

■ an approved indoor competition pool with eight (8) lanes measuring 50 m x 22 m, depth 2 me-ters;

■ capacity of 1.200 spectators; ■ Electronic timing: OMEGA Timing System. Lat-

est model of Omega starting blocks with back-stroke ledges. – TBD

■ Water: The pool is filled with fresh water treat-ed with chlorine and maintained at an average temperature of 27 degrees Celsius.

■ Warm-Up: The competition pool ■ Changing room: two (2) rooms for a maximum

of 200 persons.


A Technical Meeting will be held at the Multieventi Sport Domus on Monday 29th May at 15.00.The meeting will be presided over by the Swim-ming Technical Committee chaired by the FINA Of-ficial Technical Delegate. At this meeting, entries by name must be confirmed or cancelled. It is possible to substitute an athlete as long as the substitute is already entered in the competition.

6.8.5 JUDGES BRIEFING

The briefing of the Judges will take place at the Multieventi Sport Domus on Monday 29th May at 16.30.

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6.8.6 HEATS

Preliminary heats will be swum for each competi-tion in which more than 8 competitors are entered. Swimmers that obtain the 8 fastest times during the preliminary heats will qualify for the final.The preliminary heats will be seeded on the basis of times indicated in the final registrations and ac-cording to the criteria fixed by the FINA internation-al regulations SW 3.1 The 400 m medley, the women’s 800 m freestyle and the men’s 1500 m freestyle will be swum as a direct final.

6.8.7 WARM UP

Warm-Up in the competition pool will be allowed from one hundred (100) minutes until up to fifteen (15) minutes before the beginning of the competi-tions.

6.8.8 SWIMMING EVENTS

MEN WOMEN

50 M FREESTYLE 50 M FREESTYLE





100 M BACKSTROKE 100 M BACKSTROKE

200 M BACKSTROKE 200 M BACKSTROKE

100 M BREASTSTROKE 100 M BREASTSTROKE

200 M BREASTSTROKE 200 M BREASTSTROKE

100 M BUTTERFLY 100 M BUTTERFLY

200 M BUTTERFLY 200 M BUTTERFLY

200 M MEDLEY 200 M MEDLEY

400 M MEDLEY 400 M MEDLEY

4 X 100 FREESTYLE RELAY 4 X 100 FREESTYLE RELAY

4 X 200 FREESTYLE RELAY 4 X 200 FREESTYLE RELAY

4 X 100 MEDLEY RELAY 4 X 100 MEDLEY RELAY

MIXED 4X100 M (2 M + 2 W) FREESTYLE RELAY

MIXED 4X100 M (2 M + 2 W) MEDLEY RELAY

6.8.9 TRAINING SLOTS

Training slots may be arranged if teams wish to practice on the day of their arrival. In order to do so, delegations should make a reservation with the Organizing Committee prior to the middle of May. Training slots will be allocated according to the or-der of the teams’ arrival time.Sunday 28th May from 15:00 – 20:00Monday 29th May from 09:00 – 17:00

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6.8.10 SCHEDULE

TUESDAY, 30TH MAY 201710.00 – HEATS

200 M BACKSTROKE – WOMEN200 M BACKSTROKE – MEN200 M BUTTERFLY – WOMEN200 M BUTTERFLY – MEN100 M FREESTYLE – WOMEN100 M FREESTYLE – MEN200 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – WOMEN200 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – MEN

TUESDAY, 30TH MAY 201717.30 – FINALS

200 M BACKSTROKE – WOMEN200 M BACKSTROKE – MEN200 M BUTTERFLY – WOMEN200 M BUTTERFLY – MENVICTORY CEREMONY 200 BACKSTROKE W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 200 BUTTERFLY W + M100 M FREESTYLE WOMEN100 M FREESTYLE MEN200 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY WOMEN200 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MENVICTORY CEREMONY 100 FREESTYLE W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY W + MMIXED 4X100 MEDLEY RELAYVICTORY CEREMONY MIXED 4X100 FREESTYLE RELAY

WEDNESDAY, 31ST MAY 201710.00 – HEATS

100 M BACKSTROKE WOMEN100 M BACKSTROKE MEN400 M FREESTYLE WOMEN400 M FREESTYLE MEN100 M BUTTERFLY WOMEN100 M BUTTERFLY MEN100 M BREASTSTROKE WOMEN100 M BREASTSTROKE MEN

WEDNESDAY, 31ST MAY 201717.30 – FINALS

100 M BACKSTROKE WOMEN100 M BACKSTROKE MEN400 M FREESTYLE WOMEN400 M FREESTYLE MENVICTORY CEREMONY 100 BACKSTROKE W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 400 FREESTYLE W + M100 M BUTTERFLY WOMEN100 M BUTTERFLY MEN100 M BREASTSTROKE WOMEN100 M BREASTSTROKE MENVICTORY CEREMONY 100 BUTTERFLY W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 100 BREASTSTROKE W + M4 X 200 M FREESTYLE RELAY WOMEN4 X 200 M FREESTYLE RELAY MENVICTORY CEREMONY 4X200 RELAY W + M

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THURSDAY, 1ST JUNE 201710.00 – HEATS

50 M FREESTYLE WOMEN50 M FREESTYLE MEN200 M BREASTSTROKE WOMEN200 M BREASTSTROKE MEN200 M FREESTYLE WOMEN200 M FREESTYLE MEN

THURSDAY, 1ST JUNE 201717.30 – FINALS

50 M FREESTYLE WOMEN50 M FREESTYLE MEN100 M BREASTSTROKE WOMEN100 M BREASTSTROKE MENVICTORY CEREMONY 50 FREESTYLE W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 100 BREASTSTROKE W + M200 M FREESTYLE WOMEN200 M FREESTYLE MEN4 X 100 M MEDLEY RELAY WOMEN4 X 100 M MEDLEY RELAY MENVICTORY CEREMONY 200 FREESTYLE W + MVICTORY CEREMONY 4X100 MEDLEY RELAY W + M

FRIDAY, 2ND JUNE 201717.30 – FINALS

MIXED 4X100 MEDLEY RELAY400 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY WOMEN400 M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MENVICTORY CEREMONY MIXED 4X100 MEDLEY RELAYVICTORY CEREMONY 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY W + M800 M FREESTYLE WOMEN1.500 M FREESTYLE MEN4 X 100 M FREESTYLE RELAY WOMEN4 X 100 M FREESTYLE RELAY MENVICTORY CEREMONY 800 FREESTYLE WVICTORY CEREMONY 1500 BUTTERFLY MVICTORY CEREMONY 4X100 FREESTYLE RELAY W + M

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6.9 TABLE TENNISOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Tennistavolo (FSTT)Technical Director Table Tennis: Riccardo Tentoni ETTU Official Technical Delegate: TBCGSSE Technical Delegate: TBC

6.9.1 TABLE TENNIS COMPETITION

Table Tennis events will take place from Tuesday 30th May till 3rd June.

6.9.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE TABLE TENNIS COMPETITION

Each participating country can enter: ■ one (1) team for the Men’s team event ■ one (1) team for the Women’s team event ■ a maximum of two (2) athletes in Men’s singles

event ■ a maximum of two (2) athletes in Women’s sin-

gles event ■ two (2) athletes, i.e. one (1) double in Men’s dou-

bles event ■ two (2) athletes, i.e. one (1) double in Women’s

doubles event ■ One couple (2) athletes, one Man and one Wom-

an (1) mixed double event Each team can be composed of three (3) players.There is the possibility of replacing a player for the singles and for the doubles events, only if chosen among those three (3) registered for the team event, even if not due to illness or injury.


All matches will be played in the Falciano Elemen-

tary School Gym in Serravalle. In the venue four (4) tables will be placed in the main hall and four (4) tables will be placed in a warm-up area nearby.Matches will be played on TBD competition tables. The balls used: TBD; Flooring: TBD


A Technical Meeting will be held at TBD on Monday 29th May.The ITTF Official Technical Delegate will chair the meeting.

6.9.5 UMPIRES BRIEFING

The umpires briefing will be held at TBR immediate-ly after the Technical meeting. The meeting will be presided over by the GSSE Technical Delegate and chaired by the ITTF Official Technical Delegate.

6.9.6 EVENTS

Singles EventFour qualification groups A to D will be formed.The four (4) best players will be first seeded in the four (4) groups A to D. The next players will be placed into groups by using the snake system two (2) at a time according to their individual ITTF ranking. Players who have no ITTF ranking will be

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randomly distributed to the groups.In each group the Round Robin system will be ap-plied. The first two (2) players from each group will advance to the quarter finals. The format of the quarter finals will be as follows:The winner A1 will be seeded Nr 1 and the winner B1 will be seeded Nr 2.The winners C1 and D1 will be drawn by lot as seeds Nr 3 and 4. The winners A1, B1, C1 and D1 play against the run-ners-up A2, B2, C2 and D2, but not against players of their own country and not against the runners-up of their qualification group.The winners of the semi-finals will play in the final; the losers of the semi-final will both be ranked 3rd in the event.All singles matches will be played by best of five (5) games.If there are less than twelve (12) participants, the event will be played in two (2) Round Robin groups A and B.The semi finals will be played in the following for-mat:A1 against B2 – A2 against B1The winners of the semi-finals will play in the final; the losers of the semi-final will both be ranked 3rd in the event.

Doubles EventThe two (2) best doubles will be first seeded in the two (2) groups A and B. The next doubles will be placed into groups by using the snake system ac-cording to the sum of their individual ITTF ranking; non-ranked players will be given the rank of the last player of the ITTF-ranking list.In each group the Round Robin system will be ap-plied. The first two (2) doubles from each group will advance to the semi finals.The semi finals will be played in the following for-mat:A1 against B2 – A2 against B1The winners of the semi-finals will play in the fi-nal; the losers of the semi-final will both be ranked 3rd in the event. A double can only be composed by

players of the same country.All matches will be played by best of five (5) games.If less than 6 doubles participate, the event will be played in one (1) Round Robin group.

Double Mixed EventThe two (2) best doubles will be first seeded in the two (2) groups A and B. The next doubles will be placed into groups by using the snake system ac-cording to the sum of their individual ITTF ranking; non-ranked players will be given the rank of the last player of the ITTF-ranking list.In each group the Round Robin system will be ap-plied. The first two (2) doubles from each group will advance to the semi finals. The semi finals will be played in the following format:A1 against B2 – A2 against B1The winners of the semi-finals will play in the final; the losers of the semi-final will both be ranked 3rd in the event.A double can only be composed by players of the same country.All matches will be played by best of five (5) games.If less than 6 doubles participate, the event will be played in one (1) Round Robin group.

Team EventTwo groups, A and B will be formed. Each team can be composed of a maximum of three (3) players of one participating country. The teams will be placed in groups according to the snake system based on the final classification of the previous Games.The team match will be played in the following for-mat:Two (2) singles matches followed by a doubles match, and then two (2) additional singles matches, according to the order:A-X, B-Y, Doubles, A-Y, B-XThe team matches are won if one of the participat-ing teams achieves three (3) wins.The first two (2) teams of each group will advance into the semi-finals.The semi-finals will be played in the following for-mat:

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A1 against B2 – A2 against B1The winning teams of the semi-finals will play in the final; the losers of the semi-final will both be ranked 3rd in the event. All matches will be played by best of five (5).If less than six (6) teams participate, the event will be played in one (1) Round Robin pool.

6.9.7 CALCULATION OF POSITIONS IN A GROUP

In the Round Robin, two (2) points will be award-ed for a win, one (1) point for a loss and zero point (0) for an unfinished or un-played match or for any team or player who breaks the rules.If more than two (2) players, pairs or teams obtain the same number of match points, their relative positions shall be determined only by the results of the matches between them; by considering suc-cessively the numbers of match points, the ratios of wins to losses first in individual matches (for a team event), games and points, as far as necessary to resolve the order. The ITTF Regulations are fully applicable.

6.9.8 UMPIRES AND REFEREES

The Organizing Committee will nominate one Inter-national Referee. For all the other information, see Art. 6.0.1of the common rules for all sports.

6.9.8 DRAWS

There will be a draw in the evening preceding each event, i.e. Team, Doubles and Singles, women and men.Draws for Team competition: Monday 29th May, im-mediately after the Technical Meeting.Draws for Doubles, W & M: TBD – Draws for Sin-gles, W & M: TBD


All participants must wear the uniform of their country which must comply with the ITTF Rules and Regulations as well as with GSSE Rules and Regulations. All players should carry with them at least two sets of shirts and shorts in different

colors (one light, one dark). Players from the same country shall wear uniform clothing in doubles and teams.Back identifications with country code and number will be provided for each player.

6.9.10 TRAINING SCHEDULE

Training slots for all participating teams will be ar-ranged according to arrival time.(TBC)

Monday May 29th: 10.00 – 11.00 Team Practice 11.00 – 12.00 Team Practice12.00 – 13.00 Team Practice 14.00 – 15.00 Team Practice 15.00 – 16.00 Team Practice


Team Event

Tuesday May 30th :10.00 – 11.30 1st Round Men’s Team Event 11.30 – 13.00 1st Round Women’s Team Event16.00 – 17.30 2nd Round Men’s Team Event 17.30 – 19.00 2nd Round Women’s Team Event

Wednesday May 31st:10.00 – 11.30 3rd Round Women’s Team Event 11.30 – 13.00 3rd Round Men’s Team Event 16.00 – 17.30 Semifinals Men’s and Women’s

Team Events18.30 – 20.00 Finals Men’s and Women’s Team

Events

Doubles / Mixed Double Events

Thursday June 1st:9.30 – 10.00 1st Round Mixed Double Event 10.00 – 10.30 2nd Round Mixed Double Event 10.30 – 11.00 3rd Round Mixed Double Event 11.30 – 12.00 Semifinals Mixed Double 13.00 Final Mixed Double Event 15.00 – 15.30 1st Round Men’s Double Event

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15.30 – 16.00 1st Round Women’s Double Event 16.00 – 16.30 2nd Round Men’s Double Event 16.30 – 17.00 2nd Round Women’s Double Event 17.30 – 18.00 3rd Round Men’s Double Event 18.00 – 18.30 3rd Round Women’s Double Event 19.00 Semifinals Men’s and Women’s

Double Event20.00 – Finals Men’s and Women’s Double Event

Single Event

Friday June 2nd:10.00 – 10.30 1st Round Men’s Single Event – Pool

A/B 10.30 – 11.00 1st Round Men’s Single Event – Pool

B/C 1° 11.00 – 11.30 1st Round Women’s Single Event –

Pool A/B/C/D/ 12.30 – 13.00 2nd Round Men’s Single Event –

Pool A/B 13.00 – 13.30 2nd Round Men’s Single Event –

Pool B/C 14.30 – 15.00 2nd Round Women’s Single Event –

Pool A/B/C/D

15.30 – 16.00 3rd Round Men’s Single Event – Pool A/B

16.00 – 16.30 3rd Round Men’s Single Event – Pool C/D

16.30 – 17.00 3rd Round Women’s Single Event – Pool A/B/C/D

17.30 – 18.00 Quarterfinals Men’s Single Event 18.00 – 18.30 Quarterfinals Men’s Single Event 18.30 – 19.00 Quarterfinals Women’s Single

Event 19.00 – 19.30 Quarterfinals Women’s Single

Event

Saturday June 3rd:10.00 – 10.30 Semifinals Women’s Single Event 10.30 – 11.00 Semifinals Men’s Single Event 12.00 Final Women’s Single Event12.30 Final Men’s Single Event

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6.10 TENNISOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Tennis (FST)Technical Director Tennis: TBDITF Official Technical Delegate: TBDGSSE Technical Delegate: TBD

6.10.1 TENNIS COMPETITION

The Tennis competition will take place from Tues-day 30th May till Saturday 3rd June.Tennis tournaments will be organized in accordance with the International Tennis Federation (ITF) rules, unless there are any other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE Rules and Regulations.

6.10.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE TENNIS COMPETITIONS

Each country may enter:

■ Two (2) players for each singles event ■ One (1) team for each doubles event ■ One (1) team for the mixed doubles event

Maximum four (4) players in total for men and (4) players in total for women are admitted.


All tennis events will take place at the Centro Ten-nis Cassa di Risparmio (San Marino Sport Centre). Playing surfaces are in clay. The Central court has a seat capacity of 2.200 seats; at disposal five (5) clay courts and two (2) hard ground courts for training.

Balls (TBD) will be changed every 9/11 games (4 balls in play).


The Technical Meeting will be held on Monday 1st June at 3:00 p.m. at the competition venue. The ITF Official Technical Delegate will chair the Technical meeting.

6.10.5 OFFICIAL´S BRIEFING

The Official’s briefing will take place on immediate-ly after the Technical meeting as above.

6.10.6 EVENTS

■ Men Singles MS – • Men Doubles MD ■ Women Singles WS – • Women Doubles WD ■ Mixed Doubles MX

6.10.6 SINGLES

The singles competitions will be direct elimination events. The four (4) seeded players will be deter-mined referring to the ATP / WTA rankings from the Monday, seven (7) days before the tournament week. If needed, results from the previous GSSE will be used for seeding purposes. All other players

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will be randomly drawn. Players of the same coun-try will be placed in opposite halves of the draw. Matches will be played in best of three (3) tie-break sets.

6.10.7 DOUBLES / MIXED DOUBLES

The doubles and mixed doubles competitions will be single elimination events.Teams will be seeded based on the following cri-teria:

■ Both players holding a current ATP / WTA dou-bles ranking

■ One player holding a current ATP / WTA dou-bles ranking

■ Results from the GSSE in Iceland 2015

No-Ad scoring shall be used throughout the match and when the score is one set all, one match Tie-Break game (10 points) shall be played to decide the match.


Clothing or equipment worn or used by players and other participants must comply with the ITF rules and GSSE Statutes and regulations.

6.10.9 PRACTICE COURTS / BALLS

Practice courts and balls may be reserved at the venue.

Monday 29th May09:00 – 20:00 Practice


MS = Men’s Single – WS = Women’s Single – MD = Men’s Double – WD = Women’s Double – MX = Mixed Double

DATE TIME EVENT – ROUND

MONDAY – MAY 29 9:00 A.M. – 8:00 P.M. PRACTICE

TUESDAY – MAY 30

10:00 A.M MS RD. OF 32 – WS RD. OF 32 MS RD. OF 16 – WS RD. OF 16

FOLLOWED BY MS RD. OF 16

FOLLOWED BY MS RD. OF 16 – WS RD. OF 16

NOT BEFORE 3:00 P.M. WS RD. OF 16

FOLLOWED BY WS RD. OF 16

FOLLOWED BY WS RD. OF 16

WEDNESDAY – MAY 31

10:00 A.M. MS QUATERFINALS

FOLLOWED BY MS QUATERFINALS – WS QUATERFINALS

FOLLOWED BY WS QUATERFINALS

NOT BEFORE 3:00 P.M. MD QUATERFINALS

FOLLOWED BY MD QUATERFINALS – WD QUATERFINALS

FOLLOWED BY WD QUATERFINALS

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THURSDAY – JUNE 1

10:00 A.M. MS SEMIFINALS

FOLLOWED BY WS SEMIFINALS

NOT BEFORE 2:00 P.M. MD SEMIFINALS

FOLLOWED BY WD SEMIFINALS

NOT BEFORE 6:00 P.M. MX QUATERFINALS

FOLLOWED BY MX QUATERFINALS

FRIDAY – JUNE 2

10:00 A.M. MD FINALS

FOLLOWED BY WD FINALS

FOLLOWED BY (REST IF NEEDED) MX SEMIFINALS

SATURDAY – JUNE 3

10:00 A.M. MS FINALS

FOLLOWED BY WS FINALS

FOLLOWED BY (REST IF NEEDED) MX FINALS

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6.11 VOLLEYBALLOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Pallavolo (FSPAV)Technical Director Volleyball: TBDCEV/FIVB Official Technical Delegate: TBDGSSE Technical Delegate: TBD

6.11.1 VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

The Volleyball competitions will take place from Tuesday 30th May to Saturday 3rd June.Both Tournaments (Men & Women) will be played in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB), unless there are other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE Technical Rules and Regulations.

6.11.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

Each country may enter one men team and one women team of a maximum of twelve (12) players, including two (2) liberos.


All matches will be played in. ■ Indoor Men: Alessandro Casadei Gym Hall (Ser-

ravalle Sport Center) ■ Indoor Women: Umberto Briganti Gym Hall (San

Marino Sport Center)

The floor surface in Alessandro Casadei Gym Hall is bicolor synthetic Gerflor (TBC)The floor surface in Umberto Briganti Gym Hall is bicolor synthetic Gerflor (TBC)Balls: Mikasa MVA200


The Technical Meeting will be held Monday 29th May in the Multieventi Sport Domus in Serravalle at 4:00 p.m. The FIVB Official Technical Delegate will chair the Volleyball Technical meeting.

6.11.5 PRELIMINARY INQUIRIES

The Preliminary Inquiries will be held on Monday 29th May in Alessandro Casadei Gym Hall in Serrav-alle Sport Centre. Details regarding time are TBD.

6.11.6 TOURNAMENTS

The Teams will be placed according to their results in the GSSE of Iceland 2015. For teams that did not take part in the GSSE of Iceland 2015, a draw will determine their position following the previously ranked teams.If there are less than 6 teams accredited, the tour-nament will be played in the Round Robin System.If six (6) or more teams are competing, the coun-tries will be divided into two (2) groups.The two groups (A and B) will be formed and the single Round-Robin system for each group will be applied. The winning team of Group A will meet the second placed of Group B, and the winner of Group B will meet the second placed of Group A. The win-ners of those Semi-Finals will play for the first and

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second place.Losers of the Semi-Finals will play for the third and forth place. The third placed teams of each group will play for the fifth and sixth place. The fourth placed teams in each group will play for the sev-enth and eighth place.www.15.is

6.11.7 POINTS

The following points will be awarded per match to each team:Match outcome points awardedMatch won 3-0; 3-1 3 pointsMatch won 3-2 2 pointsMatch lost 2-3 1 pointMatch lost 0-3; 1-3 0 pointsMatch forfeited 0 points (25-0; 25-0; 25-0)

In the case of equal points:1. Number of victories = in case of equality of rank-ing points gained by two (2) or more teams, they will be classified in descending order by the number of matches won.

2. Set quotient = in the case of equality in the num-ber of matches won by two (2) or more teams, they will be classified in descending order by the quo-tient resulting from the division of the number of all sets won by the number of all sets lost.

3. Points quotient = if the tie persists as per set quo-tient (2.), the teams will be classified in descending order by the quotient resulting from the division of

all points scored by the total of points lost during all sets.

4. If the tie continues as per the point quotient (3.) between two (2) teams, the priority will be given to the team which won the last match between them. When the tie in point quotient is between three (3) or more teams, a new classification of these teams in the terms of 1, 2. and 3. will be made taking into consideration only the matches in which they were opposed to each other.

6.11.8 COMPETITOR UNIFORMSAll participants must wear the uniform of their country, which must comply with the FIVB rules and GSSE Rules and Regulations.Each team must have two (2) sets of uniforms, each one in a different color. The libero uniform must be different from the teams’ uniform.Teams must present their uniforms (colors) at the Preliminary Inquiry.

6.11.9 TRAINING VENUES AND PROGRAM

Training venue is located in the competition Gym Halls.The teams who want to train on the day of their ar-rival can make a reservation at the Organizing Com-mittee prior to the arrival. Details regarding time are to be decided.Trainings will be allocated according to the order of the team’s arrival (time and location).TBD

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MALE TOURNAMENT WITH 6 TEAMS

DATE TIME MATCH

TUESADAY – MAY 30

2:00 P.M. TEAM 1 – TEAM 2


6:00 P.M. TEAM 5 – SMR

WEDNESDAY – MAY 31




THURSDAY – JUNE 1



6:00 P.M. SMR – TEAM 4

FRIDAY – JUNE 2




SATURDAY – JUNE 3

10:00 A.M. TEAM 5 – TEAM 2

12:00 P.M. TEAM 4 – TEAM 1


FEMALE TOURNAMENT WITH 5 TEAMS

DATE TIME MATCH

TUESDAY – MAY 305:30 P.M. TEAM 1 – TEAM 2


WEDNESDAY – MAY 31 5:30 P.M. TEAM 3 – TEAM 4


THURSDAY – JUNE 15:30 P.M. TEAM 4 – TEAM 2


FRIDAY – JUNE 25:30 P.M. TEAM 1 – TEAM 4


SATURDAY – JUNE 32:00 P.M. TEAM 2 – TEAM 3


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6.12 BEACH VOLLEYBALLOrganizing Committee: Federazione Sammarinese Pallavolo (FSPAV)Technical Director Beach Volleyball: TBDCEV/FIVB Official Technical Delegate: TBDGSSE Technical Delegate: TBD

6.12.1 BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

The Beach Volleyball competitions will take place from Tuesday 30th of May till Saturday 3rd of June at the Beach Volley Venue at the Serravalle Shooting Area (TBD).

6.12.2 PARTICIPATION IN THE BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION

Each country may enter one (1) men’s team and one (1) women’s team of a maximum of two (2) players per team. Both tournaments (men & women) will be played in accordance with the Rules of the Inter-national Volleyball Federation (FIVB), unless there are other specific modifications stipulated in the GSSE Technical Rules and Regulations.


The main playing court measures 16m x 8m and 40cm in depth. The smaller secondary playing ground will be used for training & Warm-up. Balls: MIKASA VLS 300.


The Technical Meeting will be held at TBD on Mon-day 29th of May at TBD.The CEV/FIVB Official Technical Delegate will chair the meeting.

6.12.5 PRELIMINARY INQUIRIES

The Preliminary Inquiries of the beach volleyball teams will be held at TBD on Monday 29th of May.

6.12.5 TOURNAMENTS

The tournament will be played in two groups A and B, in which the Round Robin System will be applied. The teams will be placed in a “serpentine” way, ac-cording to the classification in the previous Games. For Teams that did not take part in the last Games, a draw will determine their position following the previously ranked teams.The first two (2) of each will compete in the semi-fi-nals in the following order:1st of Group A – 2nd of Group B, semi-final1st of Group B – 2nd of Group A semi-final

The third of each group will compete for the 5th and 6th place as follows:3rd of Group A – 3rd of Group B.

The fourth of each group will compete for the 7th and 8th place as follows:4th of Group A – 4th of Group B

If there are less than seven (7) teams accredited, the tournament will be played in the Round Robin System.

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6.12.6 POINTS

■ Two (2) points will be awarded to the winning team.

■ One (1) point to the losing team. ■ No (0) points to a team that forfeits the match.


All participants must wear the uniform of their country, which must comply with the FIVB Rules and GSSE Rules and Regulations.Each team must have two (2) sets of uniforms, each one in a different color. Teams must submit their colors to the Technical Officials.Beach Volleyball competitors must be numbered 1 or 2 and use the same number throughout the tournament.

6.12.8 TRAINING PROGRAM AND VENUES

The teams who want to train on the day of their arrival can make a reservation at the Organizing Committee before 18th May 2017 at the latest. Trainings will be allocated according to the order of the team’s arrival (time and place TBD).

6.12.9 COMPETITION SCHEDULETEAM PROGRAM WITH 7 MALE AND 7 FEMALE TEAMS

MALE FEMALE

GROUP A GROUP B GROUP A GROUP B

M A 1 M B 1 F A 1 F B 1

M A 2 M B 2 F A 2 F B 2

M A 3 M B 3 F A 3 F B 2

M B 4 F A 4

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TUESDAYMAY 30TH

10.00 F A 4 F A 2 MEN

11.00 F B 1 F B 3 WOMEN

12.00 M B 3 M B 2 MEN

15.00 M A 1 M A 3 MEN

16.00 M B 4 M B 1 MEN

17.00 F A 1 F A 3 WOMEN

WEDNESDAYMAY 31ST

10.00 F B 2 F B 3 WOMEN

11.00 F A 2 F A 3 WOMEN

12.00 M A 3 M A 2 MEN

15.00 M B 1 M B 2 MEN

16.00 F A 4 F A 1 WOMEN

17.00 M B 4 M B 3 MEN

THURSDAYJUNE 1ST

10.00 F B 1 F B 2 WOMEN

11.00 F A 4 F A 3 WOMEN

12.00 M A 2 M A 1 MEN

15.00 M B 1 M B 3 MEN

16.00 M B 4 M B 2 MEN

17.00 F A 2 F A 1 WOMEN

FRIDAYJUNE 2ND

10.00 3RD GROUP A 3RD GROUP B WOMEN

11.00 3RD GROUP A 3RD GROUP B MEN

15.00 1ST SEMIFINAL (2ND/3RD) WOMEN

16.00 2ND SEMIFINAL (1ST/4 TH) WOMEN

17.00 1ST SEMIFINAL (2ND/3RD) MEN

18.00 2ND SEMIFINAL (1ST/4 TH) MEN

SATURDAYJUNE 3RD

11.00 MATCH 3RD PLACE WOMEN

12.00 MATCH 3RD PLACE MEN

13.00 FINAL WOMEN

14.00 FINAL MEN

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